Go play games instead.
You have more odds of getting some decent money by making game plays, even bad ones, than by mining coins with GPU, at least now
Topic: What to mine? (Read 1183 times)
AppleByte is profitable for smaller miners and even pays a bonus to small miners (CPUs & GPUs) each time the pool finds a block.
The official pool is http://pool.applebyte.me
The official pool is http://pool.applebyte.me
Look into VNL Vanillacoin
Features:
-Can be compiled on any platform, including Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, game consoles, etc. No other cryptocurrency can do this.
-Full, staking mobile wallets with transferable wallet.dat
-Only other coin besides BTC to require only 1 confirmation on Poloniex.
-Unlike Bitcoin, Vanillacoin's global transaction pool is highly synchronized, which makes malicious block reorganizations nearly impossible.
-Active dev, most talented I've seen in the altcoin space.
Also, Smelter will get you around 450 Mh/s for a 280x so you'll be getting decent BTC value as well.
Features:
-Can be compiled on any platform, including Windows, MacOS, Android, iOS, game consoles, etc. No other cryptocurrency can do this.
-Full, staking mobile wallets with transferable wallet.dat
-Only other coin besides BTC to require only 1 confirmation on Poloniex.
-Unlike Bitcoin, Vanillacoin's global transaction pool is highly synchronized, which makes malicious block reorganizations nearly impossible.
-Active dev, most talented I've seen in the altcoin space.
Also, Smelter will get you around 450 Mh/s for a 280x so you'll be getting decent BTC value as well.
If you have decided to not mine bitcoin, i would suggest giving a try to dogecoin.
did you mining crevacoin ?
and you want mining crevacoin, that's your self !!!
and crevacoin is bery populula in korea.
and in korea have many affiliate. over 60 thousand, and used cash in korea !
and you want mining crevacoin, that's your self !!!
and crevacoin is bery populula in korea.
and in korea have many affiliate. over 60 thousand, and used cash in korea !
have some GPUs. I want to mine some coins. which coins should I mine?
If you want to mine the coin of the future, mine Goldcoin (GLD). Even if it's not the most profitable, you'll be supporting the community, strengthening the network, and accumulating coins for your investment. Working together is mutually beneficial, more so than chasing the easiest dime.
setting your account , and active your notif in sub forum ANN , if any new thread you can get notif to your email . you can Mine many new coin , right . especially algo with X11 , qubick , X13 still profit with your GPU
if u want mine old coin ?
you could mine applebyte
if u want mine old coin ?
you could mine applebyte
Sell the GPUs and buy some coin instead.
At this point purchasing BTC alone and sitting on until it goes back up would most likely be more profitable than mining coin.
Bitcoin is on the rise. Thanks, that's probably the best way to get some profit. At this point purchasing BTC alone and sitting on until it goes back up would most likely be more profitable than mining coin.
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Color me unsurprised that the sites I'd point to in the past are now squatted (cryptolaunch) or pretty much dead (altcoincalendar - NUKE is the last on the calendar), probably thanks to the waning popularity of most altcoins and webmasters wanting everybody to add their launches themselves (thus needing to do little more than making sure the site stays up while monetizing it, no need to trawl through forums for announcements). Best place is probably still the altcoins announcements section, look for new [ANN] topics.
alt coin calender 
try looking into new x11 coins
do you know any site where I can look up for new coins and launch announcements?
try looking into new x11 coins
have some GPUs. I want to mine some coins. which coins should I mine?
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