If I bought a Avalon 80 gigs hash unit for $3000 would I make my money back?
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Topic: Which 256 coin more profitable than Bitcoin? (Read 637 times)
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If I bought a Avalon 80 gigs hash unit for $3000 would I make my money back?
Bytecoin. Its going to retarget in 103 blocks. If you want to mine then the official pool is bte.crypto-expert.com. Coretechs and cshelswell are rebuilding the main site and block explorer's too
It changes day to day based on current rate of trading and difficulty to mine.
Currently it's Bitcoin, yes.
http://www.coinchoose.com
http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/?sha256Check=true&scryptCheck=false
Sometimes it's PPCoin, sometimes it's one of the newer altcoins with low difficulty/fast retarget. I personally use cgminer/bfgminer with --load-balance with a Bitcoin pool and a PPCoin pool, splits the hashrate between them.
Currently it's Bitcoin, yes.
http://www.coinchoose.com
http://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency/?sha256Check=true&scryptCheck=false
Sometimes it's PPCoin, sometimes it's one of the newer altcoins with low difficulty/fast retarget. I personally use cgminer/bfgminer with --load-balance with a Bitcoin pool and a PPCoin pool, splits the hashrate between them.
I looked on Coinwarez and it appeared that Bitcoin is the most profitable to mine with a ASIC miner is that true? Is there a alt currency that's more profitable to mine other than Bitcoin? I'll be using a ASIC miner
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