Cryptocurrency Mining

Damac10 said:
Damn you can buy ten of thousands of redd for peanuts. Where do you see the value in six months. Even at a dollar thats a killing
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I don't see any coin that has billions of coins in circulation ever hitting a dollar. Ripple is an exception.
 
Is anyone using Claymore Dual miner and ETH hash rate has just halved? or maybe my settings are screwed.
 
Ok so i am getting really confused (more than usual :-)

So far i have used NHM most of the time and played around a bit with claymore dual mine (eth+sia). I am currently running 4 x 1060 6gb cards.

I would like to explore more and mine a bit of other currencies listed on for example coinwarz.com. but not sure what miner to use when / for what. What is the difference between ccminer, sgminer etc (and what to use when??)
 
Robfyntjie said:
Ok so i am getting really confused (more than usual :-)

So far i have used NHM most of the time and played around a bit with claymore dual mine (eth+sia). I am currently running 4 x 1060 6gb cards.

I would like to explore more and mine a bit of other currencies listed on for example coinwarz.com. but not sure what miner to use when / for what. What is the difference between ccminer, sgminer etc (and what to use when??)
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The principle is that the miner you use must support the relevant algorithm that the target coin is based on. Some miners support a variety of algorithms and some only one or two.
 
Ok so for example Dogecoin uses Scrypt -> so i would use ccminer? simply change the pool & wallet address?

any other ones you would maybe recommend?
 
Robfyntjie said:
Ok so for example Dogecoin uses Scrypt -> so i would use ccminer? simply change the pool & wallet address?

any other ones you would maybe recommend?
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Yes.

Well to be honest, I have only fiddled with a handful and settled with NHM (you can do better though, NHM has it's own mechanism as opposed to 1% fee that some pools charge). From time to time I fire up Minergate as well for monero and bytecoin, it supports any coin that is based on cryptonight algo.
 
etienne_marais said:
Yes.

Well to be honest, I have only fiddled with a handful and settled with NHM (you can do better though, NHM has it's own mechanism as opposed to 1% fee that some pools charge). From time to time I fire up Minergate as well for monero and bytecoin, it supports any coin that is based on cryptonight algo.
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Cool thanks. Will play around a bit & see what i can come up with :-)
 
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