What is Most profitable coin after ether? Also any thoughts on prohash

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BMB -Bamboo
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.60808933

exchanges
https://www.exbitron.com/trading/bmbusdt
https://tradeogre.com/exchange/USDT-BMB
Pool
https://ffmpool.com/#bamboo
https://www.srbminer.com/ - for RDNA2

Calculator
https://minerstat.com/coin/BMB
https://explorer.0xf10.com/calculator
But there are no ASICs here

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Quote from: smilodon on September 21, 2022, 06:22:02 PM

if the greedy don't close their rigs and don't leave 2-3 cards at most, no coin is going to be profitable. ethereum is over and so is the party.

They can't keep up to this forever, very soon the difficulty of every small altcoins will start going down bit by bit and graphic cards will flood the market, it seems that only bull market is when mining will be a bit profitable and nothing will happen in a bear market, I still believe that no other coin will be like Ethereum.

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if the greedy don't close their rigs and don't leave 2-3 cards at most, no coin is going to be profitable. ethereum is over and so is the party.

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Gary Gensler, head of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), has said on numerous occasions that PoW assets such as BTC are commodities, not securities, and should therefore not be regulated as securities.

That’s not the case with PoS, according to Gensler. Last week, the SEC chief commented that digital assets that allow investors to stake their holdings in exchange for new coins may qualify them as securities. The implication, of course, is that oversight of these coins may end up being just as rigorous as that of stocks, bonds, ETFs and other highly regulated assets. Besides ETH, other popular PoS cryptocurrencies include Cardano, Polkadot and Avalanche.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/greatspeculations/2022/09/21/decision-to-switch-ethereum-to-proof-of-stake-may-have-been-based-on-misleading-energy-fud/?sh=4497457b384a

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Quote from: sp_ on September 15, 2022, 03:43:25 PM

The oldtimers are dumping their ETH and waiting to buy ETH POW. 2016 all over again... Easy money

They're dumping their ETH, sure. That's what legacy finance people do in recessions. Since ETH is basically owned by funds, it isn't surprising they used the merge to lock a ton of coins away, inflate the price, then dump like no tomorrow.

I don't believe they're waiting to buy ETH POW though. That would be dumb probably. More likely they're raising cash and looking for good bargains on mansions.

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Quote from: sp_ on September 15, 2022, 03:43:25 PM

The oldtimers are dumping their ETH and waiting to buy ETH POW. 2016 all over again... Easy money

How sure are you that this is what's currently going on? ETH pOW has no meaningful use case, why would the big players go after ETH pOw? Anyway, I as a person will still gamble with the new ETH poW if the price crashes more, this is a high risk investment.

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Quote from: sp_ on September 15, 2022, 03:43:25 PM

The oldtimers are dumping their ETH and waiting to buy ETH POW. 2016 all over again... Easy money

Speaking of oldtimers. see my post above Cheesy

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Epic Cash. It has been the most profitable coin to mine for years and now it's the ONLY profitable coin to mine aside from Kaspa and EPIC beats Kaspa by 25-45%... And... EPIC uses 52% less energy since it cycles to the CPU (and a little to ASIC) when it's not on GPU mining.

Now... if someone like sp_ would make some more 3rd party support so that we cold switch-mine to Kaspa when EPIC is on CPU cycles that would be pretty cool

sp_

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The oldtimers are dumping their ETH and waiting to buy ETH POW. 2016 all over again... Easy money

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In my opinion the choice for the after eth is only between ravencoin, ergo and etc because it seems to me that ethw has not yet been fully developed personally i have chosen etc but not for the greater profits but for sympathy and ease of mining

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Quote from: ccplz on September 15, 2022, 02:33:03 PM

So I can mine on let's say, an ethereum address created before the merge, that I currently have access to. Right?

Yes, if you have access to the private key, or the exchange that created the new adress support ethereum POW. Binance and Coinbase might support it, but not yet confirmed.

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I moved to mining RVN. I was on ETH at 200 mh/s and now I'm on RVN at 102mh/s which is about as expected half of the speed of ETH. Price of profit is the highest according to what to mine and I've done RVN in the past so I had everything already setup so no need to make a new wallet or reconfig a miner

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Quote from: adaseb on September 15, 2022, 12:05:22 PM

Quote from: maXonja on September 15, 2022, 11:22:00 AM

And where to get ethw wallet?

Since its a fork off ETH I am pretty sure you can just make your own address and private key with the ETH software. You can load the eth client offline and create an address and save your key. And use that address to mine it too.

You should start to mine ASAP before the hashrate grows. Later on you can get an official ETHW client wallet.

So I can mine on let's say, an ethereum address created before the merge, that I currently have access to. Right?

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Quote from: adaseb on September 15, 2022, 12:05:22 PM

Since its a fork off ETH I am pretty sure you can just make your own address and private key with the ETH software. You can load the eth client offline and create an address and save your key. And use that address to mine it too.

Yes, or mine to an exchange that support ethereum POW

29 THASH now. 10% of the Ethereum Classic Network hash, and the coin is trading at $23 a coin

7 times more profitable to mine than ETC..

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Quote from: maXonja on September 15, 2022, 11:22:00 AM

And where to get ethw wallet?

Since its a fork off ETH I am pretty sure you can just make your own address and private key with the ETH software. You can load the eth client offline and create an address and save your key. And use that address to mine it too.

You should start to mine ASAP before the hashrate grows. Later on you can get an official ETHW client wallet.

maXonja

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And where to get ethw wallet?

sp_

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Ethereum POW is pretty good

https://ethw.nanopool.org/

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Quote from: sp_ on September 15, 2022, 08:07:06 AM

Vertcoin is still pretty profitable with the Team Black Miner. $1 a day with the 3060ti (1.5MHASH)

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