I never bothered mining it, because my videocards gave such a poor hashrate compared to scrypt and the difficulty seemed to rise pretty quickly. I may buy a few just in case, but there are so many coins i cant invest in them all.
I was reading that the developers had bascially used a huge mining farm to cash in at the start and then they dumped them all?
Topic: Why has vertcoin risen back up? (Read 701 times)
I am liking Vert, Noble, DRK and Guldencoin(1st non shit/scam) country coin.
I mined the first few blocks of VTC, on my laptop CPU.. solo..
so didn't feel like an instamine to me.
so didn't feel like an instamine to me.
I wasn't solo mining, but I still mined quite a few vtc back in january.
Vertcoin seems to be one of the most fairly distributed major altcoins out there. Check out http://bitinfocharts.com/ and look at the percentage of coins owned by the top 100 addresses; vtc is the only one with a market cap of $5M that is under 40%, and most are over 50%.
I mined the first few blocks of VTC, on my laptop CPU.. solo..
so didn't feel like an instamine to me.
so didn't feel like an instamine to me.
your fault if you listen to paid shills. Every single one of these coins is 'instamined' including btc. What does that even mean?
From what i was reading, it is the ultimate scam instamine coin, yet i see it has gained ground?
Does this show that even scamcoins have a future?
Does this show that even scamcoins have a future?
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