Imo with such hashrate it is better to mine LTC(pooled mining ofc) or use p2pool.
I was pooling through Mt.Red. I think I just wanted to give it a try. Beside, I'm only using my principle computer.
Topic: I've been pooling. Now I'm solomining. (Read 603 times)
I was pooling through Mt.Red. I think I just wanted to give it a try. Beside, I'm only using my principle computer.
Imo with such hashrate it is better to mine LTC(pooled mining ofc) or use p2pool.
I've read its very hard to get coins solo mining. If you want to accrue at least some bitcoin you might think about going back to a pool.
I think so, too. Especially with current difficulty and my Hashrate.
Based on rate calculation I might have chance to mine a block within a year. Haha
I've read its very hard to get coins solo mining. If you want to accrue at least some bitcoin you might think about going back to a pool.
I've been interested in Bitcoin since 2 years ago. Wow I should have really pulled the trigger and went with the idea then.
Just 4 days ago, I started contributing to Bitcoin community by pool mining. Since today, I've decided to do solo mine.
There isn't much logic to why I'm mining at all at 60 Mh/s. However, I do like the feeling of contributing to Bitcoin Society in some insignificant ways.
I run few businesses here in Portland, Oregon. I'm trying to minimize my risk when accepting bitcoin. One of the dilemma for me is that, it'll be great to accept them now, but if value goes down againt USD, I'd either have to hold on to the bitcoins and keep exhausting my cash balance or take the loss. Also, it would require me to constantly cash out bitcoin just be be at safe side.
In a meanwhile, I'm trying to sell few items on my local Craigslist accepting bitcoin. I think this will help me experience the economical value of bitcoin as I start out this venture.
Anyways thanks for reading and I'd love to own a bitcoin through a donation if anyone has abundant amount.
1LhZrpd5AgkpMBhvszdmn6SKCCgibuMprC
HAha ok fine.
Thanks anyways!
Just 4 days ago, I started contributing to Bitcoin community by pool mining. Since today, I've decided to do solo mine.
There isn't much logic to why I'm mining at all at 60 Mh/s. However, I do like the feeling of contributing to Bitcoin Society in some insignificant ways.
I run few businesses here in Portland, Oregon. I'm trying to minimize my risk when accepting bitcoin. One of the dilemma for me is that, it'll be great to accept them now, but if value goes down againt USD, I'd either have to hold on to the bitcoins and keep exhausting my cash balance or take the loss. Also, it would require me to constantly cash out bitcoin just be be at safe side.
In a meanwhile, I'm trying to sell few items on my local Craigslist accepting bitcoin. I think this will help me experience the economical value of bitcoin as I start out this venture.
Anyways thanks for reading and I'd love to own a bitcoin through a donation if anyone has abundant amount.
1LhZrpd5AgkpMBhvszdmn6SKCCgibuMprC
HAha ok fine.
Thanks anyways!
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