Topic: Best most unknown crypto (Read 881 times)

That is far from unknown, it is listed on coinmarketcap.com so likely all the newbies/masses will be buying or mining it every time it shows green and maybe dumping it when it shows red.

To make a killing on unknown coins you want as long as possible under the radar, as once they hit an exchange or a topsite or profitable-coins-to-mine site or even a pool they tend to stop being unknown.

For under the radar coins a good rule of thumb is if they are difficult enough that you would prefer a pool to solo mining, they are already too well known.

-MarkM-

Watch aus Colossuscoin!

I'd say NXT is still pretty unknown, because it's relatively new. Gaining pretty fast though.

Probably Securecoin - although its a bit more popular than it was a week or so ago.

Hummm... also now watching Stablecoin.

No, you mine it alongside bitcoins, namecoins, devcoins, etcetera, all the other merged mined coins, using the same rigs and the same power-bill. You or someone else already pays for the electricity, you might as well rake in all the coins it can rake in instead of "leaving money on the table".

If you want to mine with a CPU your best bets might be Tenebrix and Fairbrix, though I think sometimes some people (such as myself from time to time) point a 5870 in balanced mode at the two of them, if difficulty compared to number of connections is high enough to indicate other people must be using a GPU instead of a CPU on them or are maybe using a lot of powerful CPU cores.

Of course if you have lots of very powerful CPU cores you might prefer to point them at primecoin or (if you have really many or really powerful ones) even at protoshares.

Understand that by unknown crypto I assume you mean under the radar, not on exchanges, likely not even on any pools or merged mining pools, so that you can mine it incredibly easily month after month, maybe even a whole year of CPU mining like people had with BBQcoin, so that by the time the masses remember it exists you have a nice stash of them so you can afford to act as a market-maker when they do appear on an exchange, buying low and selling high, making a fortune providing liquidity...

-MarkM-

Giestheld is hashed with cpu only?

CoiLedCoin (CLC) and GeistGeld (XGG), because they are merged-mined alongside bitcoin, namecoin, devcoin, groupcoin, ixcoin and i0coin so don't cost you any of your hashing power (you still get to hash all your usual merged mined coins with the same hardware) but few (read as "no") pools even merge all of those others I listed let alone also coiledcoin and geistgeld so the difficulty is very low. So basically they are the big "sleepers" that you can mine pretty much free for however long everyone is willing to "leave money on the table" by failign to include them in their merge.

Furthermore GeistGeld is very fast blocks - very fast! - so all the propaganda vaious scrypt-based crapcoins that mostl likely will not be able to muster enough hashing power to secure their chain publich about how very fast blocks are a super feature all applies to GeistGeld but without the problem the scrypt coins have of being very unlikely (except maybe for litecoin and whatever coin(s) can be merged mined alongside litecoin) to be able to secure their blockchains.

-MarkM-

All eyes on StableCoin.

what is it?