Topic: How to mine with coinchoose (Read 930 times)
I just started mining for multipool without any coin configs... is that OK?
Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
Ok. I got cgminer and pointed it to multipool.in
Where do I put my scrypt config file for the miner? Do I need one for every coin?
Could you give me an example of the file?
Sorry. I'm a noob.
No problem. Noobs are cool with me. We're all n00bz at something.
Check out my threads when I had trouble. Some good info.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=211212.0;topicseen
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=210998.0;topicseen
Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
Ok. I got cgminer and pointed it to multipool.in
Where do I put my scrypt config file for the miner? Do I need one for every coin?
Could you give me an example of the file?
Sorry. I'm a noob.
Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
Ok. I got cgminer and pointed it to multipool.in
Where do I put my scrypt config file for the miner? Do I need one for every coin?
Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
Ok. I got cgminer and pointed it to multipool.in
Where do I put my scrypt config file for the miner? Do I need one for every coin?
To mine with coinchoose do you need every client and .conf? For every coin?
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Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
Are there any others auto-switching pools like multipool.in?
Try pointing your cgminer to multipool.in
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
It automatically switches to the most profitable coin available. You only need one scrypt-based config file for your miner and it will do all the switching work for you.
(Im not affiliated with them but I did use it and found that the service worked pretty well. Ive since decided to just stick with LTC however as it can be quite difficult to actually profit from constant coin-switching. If you are constantly switching to the most profitable coin you also need to be constantly trading them otherwise by the time you collect a meaningful amount the profitability may well have dropped back down again. Too much time required for me)
I think they mean CryptoSwitcher. Right?
To mine with coinchoose do you need every client and .conf? For every coin?
To mine with coinchoose do you need every client and .conf? For every coin?
Well, coinchoose.com, if it's what you mean only show "profitability" of coins against bitcoin/litecoin. it does not have any pools and so on.
you may consider throw you hashing power to my pool, if you up to mining altcoins
you may consider throw you hashing power to my pool, if you up to mining altcoins
To mine with coinchoose do you need every client and .conf? For every coin?
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