Topic: Most Profitable Algorithm? (Read 1806 times)
It changes all the time. One thing you can do is go to places like nicehash.com and you can see what they are reporting as most profitable. But, you really need to do more like consider power costs and equipment costs.
I'm not a expert, but I do like to do my research before . What's wrong with these?
i dont think there is one dominantly profitable algorithm, its more about knowing what coins to mine at any given time, then selling them at the right time
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Most profitable algorithm:
Close your laptop, go to work, work, get money.
I understand that Close your laptop, go to work, work, get money.
Although, mining is like a hobby for me.
Most profitable algorithm:
Close your laptop, go to work, work, get money.
Close your laptop, go to work, work, get money.
Hi,
I'm wondering what the most profitable algorithm is, to mine with a PC (CPU or GPU) or ASIC.
Thanks
I'm wondering what the most profitable algorithm is, to mine with a PC (CPU or GPU) or ASIC.
Thanks
GPUs : http://altcoin.alwaysdata.net/
It's not really about algo anymore. You have to catch the coins/moments when diff is low and price still reasonable. It's a tough detective work.
Maybe you find a good (multi) pool, but I think that those days are nearly over too.
Maybe you find a good (multi) pool, but I think that those days are nearly over too.
there were energy efficient algo, or just not well optimized, but they were not profitable anyway, besides at launch...
If you want to think outside the box -- try BURST coin. It uses POC (proof of hard drive capacity mining). Very interesting…
do u have ant thread about that it's seems very interesting i heard you first time ?
If you want to think outside the box -- try BURST coin. It uses POC (proof of hard drive capacity mining). Very interesting…
If you're talking about an ASIC, this question makes no sense. Any given ASIC (some exceptions like
the early gridseed chip aside) mines just one algorithm, you have no choice. If you want to
choose an ASIC based on profitability, you can choose between SHA and Scrypt(-N), and both
are not very profitable at the moment. I have the feeling Scrypt got even worse by now, as
LTC basically turned out to be a shitcoin (more or less)..
the early gridseed chip aside) mines just one algorithm, you have no choice. If you want to
choose an ASIC based on profitability, you can choose between SHA and Scrypt(-N), and both
are not very profitable at the moment. I have the feeling Scrypt got even worse by now, as
LTC basically turned out to be a shitcoin (more or less)..
Hi,
I'm wondering what the most profitable algorithm is, to mine with a PC (CPU or GPU) or ASIC.
Thanks
I'm wondering what the most profitable algorithm is, to mine with a PC (CPU or GPU) or ASIC.
Thanks
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