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Title: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 19, 2013, 03:34:42 AM Hi all ;)
I made a simple tutorial on how to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps: http://dogecoin.ga/dogecoin_mining_cloud_servers.htm (http://dogecoin.ga/dogecoin_mining_cloud_servers.htm) If you find any errors, please let me know and I will correct it ::) Thanks! Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: judyballhairy on December 19, 2013, 03:52:40 AM Haha, slumdoge millionaire! Right on. I think the better find here is digital ocean. I've been paying $50 a month for a vps with the same resources as their $10 plan.
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: SunbathingJackdaw on December 19, 2013, 03:54:56 AM An interesting idea, but one doesn't have to pay to mine doge. Doge is love, doge is happiness. You can do private pool mining slower but without any outlay. Considering dogecoin is unlikely to have any major value in the future (it's mostly just for fun), paying to mine it seems a little silly to me. ;)
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: Doofenshmirtz on December 19, 2013, 04:41:12 AM If I close browse, droplet will continue running ?
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 19, 2013, 09:17:28 AM Haha, slumdoge millionaire! Right on. I think the better find here is digital ocean. I've been paying $50 a month for a vps with the same resources as their $10 plan. Could you provide link please :D Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: nmoua on December 19, 2013, 09:27:11 AM Would the process be similar using Amazon's cloud services?
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: smurph on December 19, 2013, 09:30:45 AM Is it worth it at this hash rate? Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 19, 2013, 09:38:50 AM Depends on your budget plan. You can go for 5 x 8 CPUs and get aourd 500khash/s. With $10 ballance you will be able to mine for about 24 hours using discound code. With my current configuration I can make 10,373.364 Doge/Day using http://doge.scryptpool.com with +/- 400khash/s :)
http://c3201142.cdn03.imgwykop.pl/comment_8PrhAHAMMMuKyeElWyKHXHP6PmNrgTOL.jpg Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: AntonioBTC on December 19, 2013, 09:46:56 AM But Doge is for GPU mining only
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: Lovethecoins on December 19, 2013, 10:11:53 AM Any rich doge wanna much help so profit
DTToFJTyGNcQAx527gfoNuTiagxCZE6mCy Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 19, 2013, 10:41:58 AM But Doge is for GPU mining only Nope it's not. minerd = cpuminner :) Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: sitefive on December 19, 2013, 11:25:42 AM yeah but for $300/month you spend on such vps you can buy already r9 280x card for $300 which will give you 750kh/s and you can sell it when you are done mining ::)
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 19, 2013, 03:12:15 PM Would the process be similar using Amazon's cloud services? Yes, but much cheaper. For $10 pounds you can get 5 x 8 CUPs diging coins for 12 hours :) If you find it cheaper, let me know :D Ps. tar xzf pooler-puminer-2.3.2.tar.gz should be tar xzf pooler-cpuminer-2.3.2.tar.gz Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 21, 2013, 11:31:32 PM Tutorial has been updated :)
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 22, 2013, 03:01:29 AM Just noticed that DO offers 24 CPUs:
http://c3201142.cdn03.imgwykop.pl/comment_60NV5HB44WPs7VFkNLrGSAmktEwgtFDi.jpg 24 CPUs = +/-200khash/s 24 CPUs x 5 droplets = +/-1mhash/s Costs: 24 CPUs = $1.429per hour 24 CPUs x 5 droplets = $1.429 x 5 = $7.145per hour With the current mining difficulty and 1mhash/s power we can get monthly 1 000 000 dogecoins. Unfortunately with the current doge price (70 satoshi) it is not worth digging :) Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on December 29, 2013, 06:51:49 PM Quote HOLIDAYSSD discount code :)Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on January 17, 2014, 01:26:28 PM Need a valid code :) Anyone?
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on January 22, 2014, 01:43:58 PM With an hashrate of 1000KH/s you will currently mine about 14,115 DOGE/day [0.01171514 BTC/day] [US $9.70/day] - At next difficulty adjustment (~1,061.4) this would be about 10,058,284 DOGE/day [8.34837556 BTC/day] [US $6,910.20/day]
Voucher Code: SSD2014 Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on January 31, 2014, 07:49:50 PM Need a valid code ::) Anyone?
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: poornamelessme on January 31, 2014, 08:13:54 PM Is this still worth doing? Excuse the newbie-ness, but I just started looking into cryptos like a week or two ago. And my PCs are too much of a weakling to mine on their own.
I assume we need an unused promo code, which I am not entirely sure how to get either. If we set this up on the 2 cpu plan, around how many dogecoins can we expect to get out of it? And will difficulty on Doge be changing soon? Thanks. Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: achillez on January 31, 2014, 08:53:40 PM no it's not - dogecoin going to 0 - so fail - so scam - lol
Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on February 04, 2014, 06:33:57 PM New promo code:
Code: 2014SSD To the moon! :) Title: Re: How to mine Dogecoins using cloud servers in 4 steps Post by: kowalsky on February 10, 2014, 12:26:19 PM New Promo code:
Quote SSDBOX10 Get $10 free credit, you can use for around 2 months. Expires February 2014 :) |
