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It says to the end of 2022. Mean this mining pool btw: https://miningpoolhub.com/. Source: over 1 year ago
Https://miningpoolhub.com/ you can choose the algo you want and choose in what coin you want to be paid. Source: over 1 year ago
Unmineable is only good if you want another coin/token and best for beginners but there are better places like https://miningpoolhub.com/ if you want to mine other coins where what you are mining is that token/coin exchanged straight to your choice crypto. Source: almost 2 years ago
So, here I am looking for another pool. I have 1 GH/s mining power and trying to find a pool that pays me the most (including tx fees and mev bonus) while being reliable. Miningpoolhub seemed like a reasonable choice. Miningpoolsprofits shows that they were paying their miners on-par with the market most of the time (and they were the one of very few pools doing that). Ethermine, Crazypool and Nanopool are also... Source: over 2 years ago
Miningpoolhub.com and 2miners.com works good. On nvidia you can use --xintensity 768 to get a hashrate boost. The default in 1.19 is --xintensity 160 wich works good on etheremine. Source: over 2 years ago
Check whattomine.com and see if it would be profitable first if you were to buy gpus. Gpu mining is making a come back right now, but it's still far from the glory days. Only get into this game if you plan on doing it for awhile. 1000 dollars is a tight budget as well for this as not only do you need to buy a gpu, but a cpu, motherboard, PSU, ram etc. Source: 5 months ago
There are a bunch of sites that can help you calculate if it'll be profitable at all. This is the one I use, but nicehash has a great one as well. Source: 11 months ago
That is a lot of money. On WhatToMine it says you should be getting about 14 cents USD for a 24 hour period. You may have got really lucky and found a block. I’d try to move the money into your own wallet if possible and double check your conversion . If it’s true that great! Source: 11 months ago
Nice idea tying in the home automation but it won’t be profitable. Enter your hardware (graphics card) at whatToMine.com set the power cost ($/kwh) to 0 and hit calculate. The results will show how much crypto you will get for mining a full 24 hours for a bunch of different coins. My highest shows 60cents. This is not including power. You could ask your parents what the power cost is and add that in too. It... Source: 11 months ago
On whattomine.com it shows most popular coins and how much you'll get on each coin including electricity. Source: 11 months ago
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