Topic: Coin Bouncing (Read 478 times)
i think it is a very good idea to mine a fuckton of every coin out there as soon as it launches then just sit on them... who knows,one may be my lucky ticket.
No one can predict the future. This can be both good and bad. If you move from coin to coin at the early stages may be a plus. Or you can stick with one coin and feel it will take off and then do nothing or your still in when everyone has left.
It's a 50/50 shot.
IMHO.. I feel that with so many alts out there it will be hard to be mining the "one" coin that will make it to the top. Get in early help build the base and then move on. You can always come back and throw a few cycles at it if it is a good one.
It's a 50/50 shot.
IMHO.. I feel that with so many alts out there it will be hard to be mining the "one" coin that will make it to the top. Get in early help build the base and then move on. You can always come back and throw a few cycles at it if it is a good one.
With all the new alt crypto currencies out there I find myself mining one for a bit, gather a small amount and moving to the next one. I don't want to be the one that says, "Man i wish i would have mined that, I would be rich by now". However, is this really hurting our changes of financial gains for the miners or not? I feeling jumping from coin to coin is only helping the coin creator, most pre-mined these days, pump and dump the coins; leaving us with little profit and destabilizing an already rocky infant financial system.
Ohh, and where the hell can i get some cheap PCIe powered risers.. putting 7 cards in a rig and I'm sure I'll blow the mobo without them.
Ohh, and where the hell can i get some cheap PCIe powered risers.. putting 7 cards in a rig and I'm sure I'll blow the mobo without them.
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