Topic: What crypto-coins can i hash with an antminer (or an sha-256 miner)? (Read 6442 times)
There is no payout from Digihash.co . Does anyone got the same problem?
August 05, 2016, 05:02:35 PM
Forget that stupid reply.
Nothing stupid about the reply, he would have instantly obtained the information he required, first hit.
Google doesn't give the knowlage, only information, i would like to know what do you think about this
I know this is a bit late, but when I retire my antminers from BTC, I point them at DGB here: http://digihash.co/
I'm pretty sure there are more profitable coins to mine with your machines, but I like DGB, and when the price is above 60, my S1's are still money makers.
Disclaimer: I live in Quebec, Canada... our electricity is VERY cheap.
September 25, 2015, 12:43:01 PM
Forget that stupid reply.
Nothing stupid about the reply, he would have instantly obtained the information he required, first hit.
Google doesn't give the knowlage, only information, i would like to know what do you think about this
September 25, 2015, 12:42:49 PM
^^^
Any coin with the SHA-256 algorithm...
You gotta google before posting a stupid thread like this. It's simple typing my friend, gosh.
Any coin with the SHA-256 algorithm...
You gotta google before posting a stupid thread like this. It's simple typing my friend, gosh.
September 25, 2015, 11:39:10 AM
Forget that stupid reply.
Nothing stupid about the reply, he would have instantly obtained the information he required, first hit.
September 25, 2015, 12:29:49 AM
September 24, 2015, 07:51:02 PM
Forget that stupid reply.
There aren't many interesting coins with SHA256 algo to mine, most are still mining Bitcoin.
Have a look at Tompool, a Multipool supporting different algos. There you can mine single coins or use the profit switcher. The site will give you an overview of other SHA256 coins. It depends on the reason why you want to start mining. You want to support a certain coin? Only for profit? Building a coin portfolio, keeping them and selling when they get pumped (like TIT currently)? Mining low difficulty coins?
Another site to check is Coinwarz, but I wouldn't trust their figures too much. Also good to get a quick overview.
You could also use Nicehash and sell your mining power. It's like a multipool that pays in BTC.
For profit check out Poolpicker. It compares the daily profit of certain pools.
There aren't many interesting coins with SHA256 algo to mine, most are still mining Bitcoin.
Have a look at Tompool, a Multipool supporting different algos. There you can mine single coins or use the profit switcher. The site will give you an overview of other SHA256 coins. It depends on the reason why you want to start mining. You want to support a certain coin? Only for profit? Building a coin portfolio, keeping them and selling when they get pumped (like TIT currently)? Mining low difficulty coins?
Another site to check is Coinwarz, but I wouldn't trust their figures too much. Also good to get a quick overview.
You could also use Nicehash and sell your mining power. It's like a multipool that pays in BTC.
For profit check out Poolpicker. It compares the daily profit of certain pools.
September 24, 2015, 05:26:32 PM
Hi, i'm too newby to know some limits with the miners. If i have an antminer s5 (or some other sha-256 miner), what crypto-coins can i hash? where can i found the crypto-coin pool information?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
Did you try Google?
September 24, 2015, 05:05:02 PM
Hi, i'm too newby to know some limits with the miners. If i have an antminer s5 (or some other sha-256 miner), what crypto-coins can i hash? where can i found the crypto-coin pool information?
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
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