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ZenFr

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Quote from: yishak on September 20, 2017, 01:01:17 AM

Hi, I want to start mining cryptocurrencies but I don't want to buy anykind of hardware for mining Cryptos cause most hardwares are pretty expensive . So my question is what crypto can i mine with an average pc that will make profitable ? Oh, btw Electricity fees per kW is $0.06 in my country, is that good for mining?

Your electricity fee is very low in your country and it is a chance for you.
"What to mine" is the name of a website who answer to this question.
Look at tis website to know what to mine with your hardware.

vascrs11

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I mine Magi (XMG) a CPU coin with ASIC resistance and combines PoW and PoS.

The price fluctuates between 0.20$ and 0.30$. (0.08$ in July) .With a regular PC configuration you can get about 3-5 coins per day. It has a good and dedicated community. I suggest to select a big pool and not solo mine.

Following is the main ANN

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-xmg-magi-cpu-mining-mpow-mpos-magipay-735170

The only problem is that it was recently forked and now recovers from the incident.

kekmaster

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You could look out for airdrops.
Some of these coins need to be staked, which is rewarded again with some coins of that currency.
Then you only have to sell them at the right time.
E.g. kekcoin. Was a shitcoin, but for a few days, staking was rewarding. Sold them at 2700 sat, subtracting the electricity fees I made round about 600$ for like 2-3 hours effort and pc running 4 days straight. No special hardware was needed.

yishak

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Hi, I want to start mining cryptocurrencies but I don't want to buy anykind of hardware for mining Cryptos cause most hardwares are pretty expensive . So my question is what crypto can i mine with an average pc that will make profitable ? Oh, btw Electricity fees per kW is $0.06 in my country, is that good for mining?

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