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Topic: How many people are mining altcoins? (Read 685 times)
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I am mining litecoin atm! its ok profit for now.
What if the sock muppets are collapsable, you know babushka style? Will there be more? So lets say another 100 in each muppet, not forgetting that each muppet is controlled by an all-knowing hand, so lets say 200. So how many are there now?
10, Patrick is always right.
10, Patrick is always right.
More than 10000 4 sure
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Why? Why do you do this? You are asking an unanswerable question. You want stupid answers? Okay, ten. Ten people are mining altcoins. Ten people and 1000 sock puppets for each of them, spamming and pumping and dumping. You might as well ask, "how many people are eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches right now?"
The hashrate for a particular coin can be determined if you look at it's current difficulty and what the hashrate equivalent is, and from there at least you can guess how much mining hardware of a particular type might be employed.
The hashrate for a particular coin can be determined if you look at it's current difficulty and what the hashrate equivalent is, and from there at least you can guess how much mining hardware of a particular type might be employed.
Can you also tell us what is the best coin to mine and/or which one is going to the moon?
I honestly don't know what goes on in the heads of the people who ask these questions.
Why? Why do you do this? You are asking an unanswerable question. You want stupid answers? Okay, ten. Ten people are mining altcoins. Ten people and 1000 sock puppets for each of them, spamming and pumping and dumping. You might as well ask, "how many people are eating peanut butter and jelly sandwiches right now?"
The hashrate for a particular coin can be determined if you look at it's current difficulty and what the hashrate equivalent is, and from there at least you can guess how much mining hardware of a particular type might be employed.
The hashrate for a particular coin can be determined if you look at it's current difficulty and what the hashrate equivalent is, and from there at least you can guess how much mining hardware of a particular type might be employed.
Since some time I wondered how many people are really actively mining altcoins. What are your estimates?
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