/biz/ - Business & Finance

BTC is pretty easy right now

Eth

>>11413087
Hobo nickels

the only reason to buy gold is because there is gold in the circuit board

>>11413087
sigh
Lets get this out of the way:
skycoin is a scam

>>11413087
>whattomine.com
This ya friend

>>11413138
tbqh, raven isn't a bad choice. you're probably better off mining something else longer term, however.

>>11413087
RVN
AION
ETH
XMR

Only projects I trust enough to not sell every payout

>>11413087
Oh mine NIM too if you have a decent CPU

>>11413157
I'm more worried about whatever is most profitable to mine at the exact second personally. I autoswap everything I mine over to Monero so I just wanna get the most bang for my buck

>>11413200
I used to do this but you are better off mining more of a coin and selling on a pump, like RVNs last pump or AION yesterday

>>11413200
The way you are thinking about it doesn't take diff and # of tokens for the hash you are receiving and how that can be played down the road.

>>11413087
Eth

>>11413171
>ETH
>no Nicehash
why?

>>11413200
I tend to use it as a way to average into something. i really don't have the technical knowhow to really manage my rig if something gets screwy, so I only change what i've got going once a month or so.

>>11413095
>>11413099
>>11413171
>>11413226
All of these are for the most part verified by ASICs, I need a coin thats worth mining with a GPU.

>>11413230
I found that nicehash wasn't actually paying me the correct amount for my hash.

The reporting and payouts are not symmetrical, also they use old clients and if you update yours every couple weeks you make 10% more on equihash and x16r

>>11413087
UFO coin

>>11413221
>>11413212
Even in this scenario, you could simply refuse to autoexchange and just go based on whatever is most profitable and hold for a pump. Although that method is incredibly unreliable as the market can't always be accurately predicted. You are better off mining whatever is most profitable at the second and exchanging to something like Bitcoin. Then diversify into projects you think are promising and wait.

>>11413087
dyor applies to this as well. they aren't going to tell you.

>>11413236
They are in fact not you fucking low IQ monkey.

I'm done with this thread. I have paid off my rigs 5x you faggots should listen to me.

>>11413247
You just fell for a meme to generate positive liquidity for BTC. Literally.

>>11413244
>The reporting and payouts are not symmetrical
yeah, this bothered me a bit - i gave it a shot after they had their hack, but i'm switching to RVN and ETH. I want to get back to speculating on ZEC and XRP so i'll need to get my ass moving.

>>11413247
If you think about what I said there is an actual math formula you can do to weigh your upside with both scenarios and you are just wrong given typical market movements that you can go measure over the last month.

>>11413236
The eth asics are garbage that use more power and are more expensive then a finely tuned gpu mining rig
FACT

>>11413263
Ultimately the liquidity of bitcoin is irrelevant to me. But algoswitch mining is hands down, the most efficient way to mine profitably. To say otherwise is either ignorance or FUD.

If you could mind the equivalent of .001 bitcoin a day or .00001 bitcoin a day, which would you choose? The answer should be obvious.

>>11413281
The latest CUDA 10 zealot release is very profitable if you have nvidia cards.

I'm out good luck everyone. Pester your favorite projects to keep ASICs out otherwise they don't think anyone cares.

>>11413095
>>11413099
>>11413171
>>11413230

kek all you retards are wasting your time. Im mining a coin that gives me 2x the returns of ravencoin and its not listed on whattomine.

>>11413333
i dodn't doubt you. I've been mining RVN off and on for months, however.

>mfw whattomine
All of you faggots are doing it wrong. Mine new projects and flip them when they get listed on a decent exchange.

Nerva....oh wait, that's the people's coin, you can't GPU mine it, nice investment op lol

>>11413308
what's the best algo-switch miner out there?

>>11413102
Kek, I remember learning about this coin. Is it even worth holding for five seconds?

Just run nicehash, get paid in BTC

>>11413423
this can also get you burnt when they list to a crap exchange with no volume

>>11413310

ty based anon. i have a feeling you are the mining pro who drops by biz from time to time. can u confirm? ur a good guy

>>11413087
it depends on if you're using amd or nvidia cards, they each have different most profitable coins

personally i run a script that randomly chooses from the top 5 profitable coins on whattomine and mines them for a few hours before stopping and picking another, gives me a good variety to sell as they each pump differently

>>11413134
lol, that's a gpu miner you fucking retard

>>11413138

*This is your friend.

70, C

Damn Zoomers

>>11413171
aeon you mean

I sold all of my mining stuff at a premium during the peak back in Jan. I have never put fist into crypto and just went all in on a staking coin. I plan on liquidating the rewards every day, week, month, etc in to btc to leverage trade to build up something more substantial. That said, I really miss mining. What are the best cards to get now? I still have my mobo, cpu, ram, and psu

>>11414329
>all in on a staking coin.
Which one? Ark?

>>11413825
>what is reading comprehension
Like I said wait for them to get listed on a decent exchange. Some of these projects you are able to mine hundred's of millions of coins in a week. I'm out as soon as the difficulty makes that not possible.

>>11413087
Bumping with pron

>>11414856

>>11414856
Aren't those a bit close together?

>>11414891
Yeah even for blowers that's probably super toasty. Anyway, wonder if Bunkerbro is around and how he's doing. Hopefully still mining away Cryptonight and doing alright.

>>11414891
It's got 3 fans in the front blowing right between all of them, 3 fans in the back too. Keeps it at a reasonable temp usually. These cases can't fit large profile cards like some 1080's, even certain 1070

>>11413087
I unironically only mine Cryptographic Ultra Money

>>11413333

You mean Nerva?

>>11414891
its fine. I run octominer rigs with 6-8 1080ti's crammed in nearly back to back and with delta fans blowing in front and back it keeps them plenty cool. loud though.

>>11413333

nvm lol

Stellite

You're welcome, bro.

>>11415617
Extra fans use more electricity, it's best to just use a proper case or no case even so it doesn't needlessly cut into profits. But again you retards mine what ever is best on whattomine so you can't be too smart. The only time you should even consider mining something from there is if you can't find a decent startup or need to cover electric bills.

>>11414878
>Asicnigger

>>11413423
Where do you fish for information on which coins to mine in the first place?

Blur. But you don't need a GPU, so amd and nvidiafags won't care.

>>11416726
If you aren't on bitcointalk, reading through all the pajeet comments in the Announcements forum, you're not gonna make it.

>>11413087
Honestly I just use nicehash.