No to both questions.
Your best move is mine the way I said
To isky
I have a 1 gpu pc it has a nvidia 1050 ti.
I put a good usb hub. I mine the four sticks pointed at bravo-mining.
It loses money. But if I hit a block I get a bonus of one coin . Also if someone else hits a block I get maybe .
0.010 btc. I mine the gpu at nicehash it does zec that changes to btc via nicehash.
It earns 50cents a day. 3.50 a week take out the power cost for everything and it makes about a dollar a week.
So it allows me a shot at an entire btc while it earns a dollar each week.
Topic: can i use a usb miner (2pac bm1384) to mine on coinpot? (Read 450 times)
I’d also like to hear some answers on combined mining power with GPU and USB since the port is vacant anyways.
also, is there a way to mine alt coin (say litecoin) with script mining using one of these usb devices??
what i mean is that i wonder if there is a way to use the hashing power of a usb miner to supplement the hashing power that i have accumulated directly through coinpot. is there a way to peripheral mine on coinpot?
mine on bravo-mining he gives a 1 btc bonus for hitting the block.
or mine on
https://pool.viabtc.com/pool/bcc/home/
mine bcc
mine pps and every 10 days solo mine instead
if you hit a block it is 7200 usd
much easier to hit then a btc block
I have a lotto pc
I mine with 4 sidehack sticks
and I mine with a gpu.
the gpu earns enough to pay all the power used and make 1 dollar a week.
plus the usb stick could get lucky
or mine on
https://pool.viabtc.com/pool/bcc/home/
mine bcc
mine pps and every 10 days solo mine instead
if you hit a block it is 7200 usd
much easier to hit then a btc block
I have a lotto pc
I mine with 4 sidehack sticks
and I mine with a gpu.
the gpu earns enough to pay all the power used and make 1 dollar a week.
plus the usb stick could get lucky
Yes you can, but the hashrate is only 15 GH/s which means that you will incur a profit of $2.54 annually.
If you feel that that's worth spending $80 on then go ahead (unless you already own it for some reason).
Coinpot isn't a pool though, so I don't know how you'd mine on that. Unless you're talking about withdrawing to it from a real pool, then yes, you most likely can.
If you feel that that's worth spending $80 on then go ahead (unless you already own it for some reason).
Coinpot isn't a pool though, so I don't know how you'd mine on that. Unless you're talking about withdrawing to it from a real pool, then yes, you most likely can.
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