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Adrenalin

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Quote from: monokaskade on December 13, 2013, 04:30:56 AM

Quote from: tubbyjr on December 13, 2013, 04:27:55 AM

Quarks are not really mineable coins, they were pre-mine coins, you would be getting tiny fractions of what was mined in the beginning.

If you're looking for a CPU-mineable coin, do DTCs. With my Q6600 I still get a block a day, which equates to over $10, at current prices, and likely MUCH more within the future.

I never found the official Announcement Thread for Datacoins
Can you give us a link?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/anndatacoin-datacoin-blockchain-start-announcement-minor-code-upd-logo-325735

TheBeardedMann

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Quote from: tubbyjr on December 13, 2013, 04:27:55 AM

Quarks are not really mineable coins, they were pre-mine coins, you would be getting tiny fractions of what was mined in the beginning.

If you're looking for a CPU-mineable coin, do DTCs. With my Q6600 I still get a block a day, which equates to over $10, at current prices, and likely MUCH more within the future.

Yes and yes.

monokaskade

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Quote from: tubbyjr on December 13, 2013, 04:27:55 AM

Quarks are not really mineable coins, they were pre-mine coins, you would be getting tiny fractions of what was mined in the beginning.

If you're looking for a CPU-mineable coin, do DTCs. With my Q6600 I still get a block a day, which equates to over $10, at current prices, and likely MUCH more within the future.

I never found the official Announcement Thread for Datacoins
Can you give us a link?

tubbyjr

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Quarks are not really mineable coins, they were pre-mine coins, you would be getting tiny fractions of what was mined in the beginning.

If you're looking for a CPU-mineable coin, do DTCs. With my Q6600 I still get a block a day, which equates to over $10, at current prices, and likely MUCH more within the future.

ruxun

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yes, i need more information about coins which can only be mined by cpu

Woodman

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Quote from: markj113 on December 13, 2013, 04:16:23 AM

try frozencoin

"difficulty" : 143.05779627,
1 block / 2-3 day?

markj113

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try frozencoin

surfer43

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The key is: mine the ones that are not skyrocketing in price and difficulty... You get profits when the value goes from nil to something, not immediately. Try Skeincoin SKC.

Sharky444

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The difficulty on all these coins is insane. Do not bother mining with a single PC, unless you don't have to pay for electricity.

xTachibana

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Quote from: TheBeardedMann on December 13, 2013, 02:05:48 AM

http://primecoin.org/
http://invictus-innovations.com/protoshares/
http://securecoin.org/
http://datacoin.info/

Try those out.

which of those is the most profitable now Wink

NUFCrichard

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Sameev, do some research for yourself!
You don't need to post a new topic everytime you have a small query.

Faster CPUs mine more quickly, that is about all you need to know. Mining on 1 computer will not make huge returns, but can be profitable.

PrintMule

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If you dont have a botnet - don't bother.

Even a small datacenter cannot keep up, imho.

TheBeardedMann

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http://primecoin.org/
http://invictus-innovations.com/protoshares/
http://securecoin.org/
http://datacoin.info/

Try those out.

sameev29

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I need information regarding cpu coins that have come up like quarkcoin and etc.I am also looking for their profit calculator and hardware comparison page.

Can anyone give me these links please.

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