11 270s and 1 6870 give me ~13Mh/s which has been getting me about 10 DRK/day,
thats a whopping 6 dollars a day.
same rigs same setup mine Einsteinium (EMC2) you will get 17.7 dollars.
per month $180 vs $531 dollars.
calculations taken directly from coinwarz.com
the ONLY good thing came out of darkcoin project is X11.
I'm sorry, but you're a fucking bell end.
Only good thing is X11? Listen up. Clearly, you must be a typical miner-dumper. I understand that, yeah DarkCoin isn't that profitable to mine (well, actually it is right now, but usually it isn't so much compared to the daily coins).
What Darkcoin is trying to do, is what Bitcoin set out to do originally. Be
exactly the same as cash.
With Bitcoin, and other typical altcoins you're not anonymous beyond the fact your payment address isn't linked to your identity. As soon as someone gets your payment address they can link that to all your activity. Not to mention the fact that I'm pretty sure the US govt has access to HDD's/keylogs/mics/cams of all US citizens, and Apple product users, wouldn't be surprised if Windows OS's also have their malware on. So they can link addresses to you anyway.
This isn't even my main concern.Think about it this way: There are currently people writing programs to predict the price movement of bitcoin based on blockchain analysis. Almost like the spiders of search engines that crawl websites, think like spiders that crawl the blockchain.
Long story short, if crypto is the future of money and all payments are public - ALL trading of the commodity will eventually be
AUTOMATED. Obviously this is already the case with our current currencys/stocks/shares. BUT, if EVERYTHING is transparent, this allows the richest people, with the best coders/programmers/hardware to completely control the market. This will change the face of "wall street trading" as we know it today, meaning their will be far less players in the game, far less "hands on deck" needed as machines take over.
Is this the world you want to live in?
This is also the reason I think when DarkSend is finished, eventually all transactions should be anonymous by default (with the option for transparency so exchanges or whatever can show the users they've paid
if they wish).
You have to not be so narrow minded, think about the bigger picture my friend.
EDIT: This is me thinking way in to the future from a technology standpoint.
Obviously, DRK has HUGE potential value in the longterm due to it's anonymity. If DRK ends up being the "go-to anon coin" and gambling/adult/market sites adopt it, boom.