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Title: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cnnx on May 11, 2019, 01:29:13 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: profitgenerator212 on May 11, 2019, 03:23:49 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

The best profitable coins with low difficulty are usually the new ones. You can mine Veil. It's less than 6 months old and listed on coinmarketcap and exchanges such as Stex, Citex and Vitex with trading rate of over 20 cents. Moreover, the difficulty is still relatively low


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: jacafbiz on May 11, 2019, 06:51:55 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

The best profitable coins with low difficulty are usually the new ones. You can mine Veil. It's less than 6 months old and listed on coinmarketcap and exchanges such as Stex, Citex and Vitex with trading rate of over 20 cents. Moreover, the difficulty is still relatively low

I do agree with your picks, Veil is a very good project and just making its  way into the market, it on't be a bad idea to gamble on it for few weeks, the mining reward is good and the community is getting strong. I do like DeepOnion also a privacy coin but the fear I have for the project is the waning number of people supporting it


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: john2231 on May 11, 2019, 08:13:33 PM
This is what I'm using when looking for low difficulty coins https://miningpoolstats.stream/

But not all shitcoins will be good to mine because some of the are scam I already experienced some of them until now no price and no exchange site where you can sell them they are just good in the first but in the end scam.

Like the above said veil is another option which is still low on difficulty and it is listed on exchanges.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Lizzylove1 on May 11, 2019, 08:29:26 PM
coins with low difficulty and yet profitable will usually be new ones, sometimes we may not really be able to tell how well they could be in the future. But some miners have been enjoying Veil through POW and POS mining. 


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: klaaas on May 11, 2019, 10:11:47 PM
Better try to find a multipool that supports new coin additions and pick the coin you want to be left over with. Maybe a better choice.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Denongels on May 11, 2019, 10:17:32 PM
coins with low difficulty and yet profitable will usually be new ones, sometimes we may not really be able to tell how well they could be in the future. But some miners have been enjoying Veil through POW and POS mining.  
I agree with this, lastly, I tried my luck by mining a new coin whose listing on the exchange was quite famous and ended with losses because the coin was removed in one month, indeed for the veil it is suitable to be mined now and can also be mined using GPU besides coin mined can be reproduced by staking


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: poodle63 on May 11, 2019, 11:17:27 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info
I do agree with some people above me if veil should be good crypto to mine but you can now try to mine banano. But multipool can be good guidance for you to search the new coins with low difficulty to mine. remember some coins may be listed on known exchange site but sometimes it doesn't have much volume too. I hear someone mine banano and get decent profit too and veil although both traded only in small exchange site but it's much better.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: TheHas on May 12, 2019, 03:30:50 AM
coins with low difficulty and yet profitable will usually be new ones, sometimes we may not really be able to tell how well they could be in the future. But some miners have been enjoying Veil through POW and POS mining. 

New coins don't necessarily have a low difficult, sometimes there is a lot of hype or build up around a particular project, so there are a lot of miners from day one.

I know a lot of people are talking about veil here, but I remember when that launched, it had thousands of miners straight away - there was no slow build up in hashrate.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: fortunecrypto on May 12, 2019, 04:02:25 AM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

I can recommend Veil and Banano as two good coins to mine, you can mine Banano using your browser and both coins are already listed in exchanges they past the three criteria that you are looking for a coin, go check their home page it's on the two link I posted and good luck mining these two coins.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/veil/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/banano


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: elphyrecoin on May 12, 2019, 04:54:54 AM
Cpu mining coin for you : ELPHYRECOIN [ELPH]
PoW CN Turtle
https://www.elphyrecoin.xyz/
https://pool.elphyrecoin.xyz/


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: FoBoT on May 12, 2019, 06:04:58 AM
You may need to watch altcoin announcement thread regularly in order to be up to date with your research and choose coin based on low/no premine and good future prospective.
I will recommend Veil coin at the moment not because I am wearing their signature but because it has a good potential to rise to $1 before the end of this year.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ivan1975 on May 12, 2019, 06:28:46 AM
- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty
I think it's impossible. You can mine coins at low difficulty if they are not widely known.
Low difficulty is possible only for new coins that are not traded on well-known exchanges.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cryptomaxsun on May 12, 2019, 06:47:35 AM
If you have a processor, it makes sense to draw attention to the coins on the Cryptonote protocol.
Here are the sites, there are calculators for different coins, you can choose.

https://www.cryptunit.com
https://triforcecoin.com
https://minecryptonight.net


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Sikkan666 on May 12, 2019, 07:31:05 AM
bzedge, BCRM, rito and mix are examples of low diff coins. Most profitable right now? no, but you are doing speculative mining, right?
So profit may come long after.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Enzo05 on May 12, 2019, 10:37:43 AM
Go and try veil apparently diffulculty of it is so low. Additional to that it is so new up to this moment and already listed on big exchanges, you can check it on coinmarketcap to know where it is listed.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: nc50lc on May 12, 2019, 10:49:48 AM
You should mine bitblen..... sorry (it's not a coin) Veil.
Although their constant shills are annoying, it's the best possible coin to mine based from your categories.
Two out of twelve veil campaigners have a valid and constructive reason.
I second the motion.

If you can expand your category, you should go for the highest profitability than easy to mine since "already listed to an Exchange" is included.
You can just buy a non-profitable and early stage coin if it's available in the Market (unless you're one of the "free electricity guys").


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: swogerino on May 12, 2019, 11:15:11 AM
You can mine alternarives of the ethhash algorithm like Music,Expanse and Pirl but they are not that low in difficulty , I think Pirl is maybe at dag epoch 124 and a bit higher the other ones.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Kasperiko on May 12, 2019, 01:58:08 PM
I would not waste time on all kinds of incomprehensible projects. It may be that you namaynish many Shitkoinov who can not be sold anywhere later. And in the end, in fact, you will come out that you just spent energy and money.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: swongsR1thing on May 12, 2019, 04:35:29 PM
I'm mining Car Dash Ian coin. It just launched, low diff and good rewards atm. It's a cryptonight turtle algo. For nvidia i would just mine thru nicehash and get btc directly.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: GospelCrypto2 on May 12, 2019, 08:16:23 PM
I suggest you be very careful with your picks except if you have hardware and financial resources to waste.. Mining veil in my opinion is the best choice not just because it's new but also the low circulating supply makes it a promising choice..It is also important to point out that veil has a solid team with humongous experience.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: huhhuh18 on May 12, 2019, 09:43:55 PM
Lol, are you sure about mining anything and not caring about what it is? Please i would advice you do some serious research so you don't waste your electricity and tax else you'll mine some shoot coins and you'll regret. Anyway I would recommend Veil as a choice for you. Check it out.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Christinebeauty on May 13, 2019, 11:41:03 AM
If you want a new coin with strong community and less difficulty in mining, then look no further than Veil. The mining reward is relatively good and its current price too is cool. It is Listed on descent exchanges too.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: CryptoKush on May 13, 2019, 08:16:32 PM
If you want a new coin with strong community and less difficulty in mining, then look no further than Veil. The mining reward is relatively good and its current price too is cool. It is Listed on descent exchanges too.
I agree with you. Weil has great prospects. I think that more and more miners will mine this coin. Anonymous coins have a great future. Veil is one of them.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: naufals4 on May 13, 2019, 09:00:24 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info
you can mine some coin with low difficulty, because if you want to mine with low difficulty you can get a lot of coin from that. but right now there's a lot of new coin that can be mine and have low difficulty but some of that coin is a bad coin, as the price never rises even not list in an exchanger. so don't be too careless to do mining. search info about that coin first


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: giletto on May 13, 2019, 10:08:43 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

I can recommend Veil and Banano as two good coins to mine, you can mine Banano using your browser and both coins are already listed in exchanges they past the three criteria that you are looking for a coin, go check their home page it's on the two link I posted and good luck mining these two coins.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/veil/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/banano

I came across the banano project 48 hours ago but I am yet to grasp if its a low difficulty coin that can be mined on CPU too. Its is new and I will like to give it a try in addition to the ones I am currently mining


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Romeoetin on May 13, 2019, 10:30:28 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info
there are a lot of new coins with low difficulties. Check the Altcoins mining board regularly for such new coins. You can mine veil.. It has all the attributes you are looking for.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ikicha on May 14, 2019, 08:18:28 AM
If you have AMD Card, this is the best coin to mine

- CN-Turtle2 Algo
     1. BitcoinMono
     2. CyprusCoin
     3. Tritanium

- Ethash Algo
     1. Atheios
     2. EGEM
     3. Etho


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: CryptoLing on May 14, 2019, 10:48:53 AM
Low difficulty is depends on your rig so maybe you can elaborate more about your computational power. However, I would recommend to mine Veil, it's a new coin and totally decentralized. I'm sure if you mine now with low hash power and hold it it will beneficial because you also can stake the coin that you have mined.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Hamphser on May 14, 2019, 10:57:42 AM
You should mine bitblen..... sorry (it's not a coin) Veil.
Although their constant shills are annoying, it's the best possible coin to mine based from your categories.
Two out of twelve veil campaigners have a valid and constructive reason.
I second the motion.

If you can expand your category, you should go for the highest profitability than easy to mine since "already listed to an Exchange" is included.
You can just buy a non-profitable and early stage coin if it's available in the Market (unless you're one of the "free electricity guys").
You should expect for these veil shillers to post out on this mining section yet thats on of the requirements of their signature campaign so its no surprise if you do see flooding out this board.

Dont have much interest on low difficulty or simply new minable coins but you can search it up on this section.Lots of them if you do really pursue on mining them.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Wayan_Pedjeng on May 14, 2019, 12:46:13 PM
Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ivan1975 on May 14, 2019, 03:14:58 PM
Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.
For me, the maning of such little-known coins is only an attempt to get rich.
Yes, this is all very risky, but at the same time, you can get good money.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: rdluffy on May 14, 2019, 03:55:21 PM
I'm sorry to say this, but it's your job to find a good coin to mine

Everyone try to find a good coin to mine, and no one will tell you which coin is

You have to look new coins, search the foruns, groups, follow devs etc

I used to have a strategy to mine: 75% of my GPUs were mining good coins like ETH, ZCash, Monero, and 25% were mining new coins at the launch to sell after some time


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Harai Goshi on May 15, 2019, 12:10:52 AM
Better try to find a multipool that supports new coin additions and pick the coin you want to be left over with. Maybe a better choice.

Unless you want to spend a great deal of time researching new projects, then trading them into whatever coin you want to hodl, this is a good "lazy" option.  If you only have one rig and it's running windows, download awesome miner and set up a yiimp pool. 



Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: shinratensei_ on May 15, 2019, 04:39:34 AM
Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.
For me, the maning of such little-known coins is only an attempt to get rich.
Yes, this is all very risky, but at the same time, you can get good money.
Get a lot of money when you can get a good coin but almost 80% of them are crap coins and no more. have you seen there are many people have created a lot of complaints if they are doing so many efforts but their effort becomes worthless? When you don't have a lot of hashpower and you get less coin. that will not make you be the next rich person until you can find a coin that can become another ethereum.
That just like gamble not only your mining rig but your money too.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: dentolas on May 15, 2019, 06:30:21 AM
That is exactly what the guys at crypto sieve are doing... they are just starting but they have a discord channel in which they discuss the mined coins. They have a rig that is working on the coins they select to have potential, thus building a use case...
Just search them up at google... maybe it will help


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: sunilnagaraja1996 on May 15, 2019, 10:49:17 AM
It is the waste of time and we will not get any profit, so we should check first good project like a Bitcoin, then we can mine without any fear and we can earn more there


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: popolite11 on May 15, 2019, 06:25:52 PM
bzedge, BCRM, rito and mix are examples of low diff coins. Most profitable right now? no, but you are doing speculative mining, right?
So profit may come long after.

If you are not against top-100 tokens, try to mine Grin. This cryptocurrency is based on the Mimblewimble protocol. This network is distinguished by increased confidentiality, scalability and reduced blockchain size. Despite the limited supply of coins, Grin has already gained recognition even among altcoin opponents. This is one of the best cryptocurrencies for mining in 2019.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ||bit on May 15, 2019, 07:15:40 PM
For the best profit, you need to mine a coin before hitting on exchange.

If the coin doesn't have any official value, fewer people tend to mine it but if you find a promising one at the beginning, you can earn a lot of profit after hitting exchanges. But the problem is, most of that coins die before hitting any exchange. So you need to choose wisely.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: lobat999 on May 16, 2019, 04:31:09 AM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

I suppose you could post the specs of your mining rig if possible so that other miners could help you in by suggesting more appropriate coins to mine based on the specifications of your rig? And as always, do your research first and don't rely very much on the suggestions of the community, after all its your investments that is involved and not theirs.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ikicha on May 16, 2019, 05:59:58 AM
bzedge, BCRM, rito and mix are examples of low diff coins. Most profitable right now? no, but you are doing speculative mining, right?
So profit may come long after.

If you are not against top-100 tokens, try to mine Grin. This cryptocurrency is based on the Mimblewimble protocol. This network is distinguished by increased confidentiality, scalability and reduced blockchain size. Despite the limited supply of coins, Grin has already gained recognition even among altcoin opponents. This is one of the best cryptocurrencies for mining in 2019.

Oh no no no
Please. dont GRIN.
GRIN have very high inflation, and we has see price downtren every day.
But, if you have NVIDIA GPU resource, you can mine some GRIN, but dont all in, lol


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: KryptoKai on May 16, 2019, 06:43:57 AM
For high returns you need to look at new coins which are always risky. Veil is a good project so worth a go, another low market cap coin is deeponion which is already on kucoin


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Iykecollinz on May 16, 2019, 10:24:21 AM
Haven't been a miner and never bothered to know how profitable it is but I am here because of veil and I think it is a good venture and profitable so to say, have seen a lot of persons mining veil and promoting it also and I increasingly became interested.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Wayan_Pedjeng on May 16, 2019, 10:58:12 AM
Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.
For me, the maning of such little-known coins is only an attempt to get rich.
Yes, this is all very risky, but at the same time, you can get good money.

It's like a lottery. Only 2% or 3% of these coins would give you good returns. The remainder will just go down in price with every passing week and end up as dormant as soon as they get delisted from the exchanges. But again, it is up to you. If you invest in 100 such coins, then the chance is that you will get good returns from at least a few of them. But I am not sure whether the returns from these coins will be enough to cover the initial investment or not. We hear success stories all the while.... but for every success story, there will be stories of a dozen failures which no one want to listen to.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Coffeehot on May 16, 2019, 12:23:03 PM
u can study Veil. it was created to provide the crypto community with a truly private cryptocurrency possessing full-time anonymity and anonymity levels far surpassing any other project. It is still in its early stages.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Google+ on May 17, 2019, 07:54:40 AM
I think there are still a lot of coins that have a very small level of difficulty for mining, you can use the POS method like the one on VEIL coin.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: viljy on May 17, 2019, 08:05:40 AM
Cpu mining coin for you : ELPHYRECOIN [ELPH]
PoW CN Turtle
https://www.elphyrecoin.xyz/
https://pool.elphyrecoin.xyz/

But this coin is not new for a long time, there was even a transition to a new chain and the exchange of old coins for new ones that is, the restart of the project. In addition, this coin is now worth 1 sat.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Wayan_Pedjeng on May 17, 2019, 10:21:44 AM
I think there are still a lot of coins that have a very small level of difficulty for mining, you can use the POS method like the one on VEIL coin.

Both PoW and PoS mining have their own positives and negatives. With PoW, you don't need too many coins in your wallet to begin with. But you need to spend a lot of money in purchasing the mining equipment. On the other hand, expensive mining equipment is not needed with PoS mining. But with most of the coins, you need to have a large stash in your wallet to get any meaningful returns. I have done both PoW and PoS mining for various coins, and I liked the latter more. Not a very good idea to spend hundreds of USD in mining equipment, when it is difficult to predict the mining difficulty.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Lizzylove1 on May 20, 2019, 01:55:55 PM
Many people have been mining Veil which is a privacy coin, they have dedicated team of developers, it's equally a privacy coin, it's a full blown privacy coin, which means it has a future, equally, they operate hybrid algorithm which Proof-Of-Stakes (pos) and Proof-Of-Power (pow). You may wnat to give it a trial. At the end, it's a coin that will be worth the stress of mining in the future as per economic wise that is preferable to mine. You can carry out your research too or just visit altcoin announcement sections to pick your choice.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Indamuck on May 20, 2019, 02:48:41 PM
I think there are still a lot of coins that have a very small level of difficulty for mining, you can use the POS method like the one on VEIL coin.

So many Veil shills in the altcoin mining section, you guys are getting paid in Veil to promote their project.  No wonder you guys are everywhere.  I'll admit I haven't researched into that much but I will remain skeptical because it looks like another pump and dump coin designed to fool newbies.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: DeathProxy on May 20, 2019, 07:25:03 PM
Mining low difficulty are rally the best types of coin to mine presently as you can easily mine a huge chunk of with in a little time. As per your list of coins you want you can try mine veil and uplexa they are both on cmc and on a relatively good exchange


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: viljy on May 22, 2019, 10:27:30 AM
Low mining difficulty doesn't happen just like that. Usually these coins are shitcoins that no one needs. The difficulty of mining new coins is usually low 1-2 days if this coin is really promising.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: serhanni on May 22, 2019, 08:26:15 PM
Check altcoin announcement thread regularly. When you found a new coin that support pow/pos at the same time (hybrid consensus) and not available on any exchange, you may get some profit.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: fitty on May 23, 2019, 04:48:06 AM
You can always go for the new coins thats not over a year and listed on market they are the ones who will make you the best profits through mining.For example is veil veil is nearly 6 months and listed on CMC and VINEX NETWORK exchange


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: shaheer001 on May 23, 2019, 11:59:14 AM
If you want to get profit with low difficulty then mine the news coins like VEIL, VEIL is very new best privacy coin, Just do your good search for it.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: dentolas on May 28, 2019, 07:23:13 AM
asking for this kind of stuff always brings all types of answers, like guys wanting to promote some coins, or people scaring away more potential miners...
You seriously need to do your extensive research  ;)
nevertheless I have been following the work of crypto-sieve , these guys have a small rig mining gems and share info on a monthly basis on their newsletter... worth a check


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: martychubbs on June 01, 2019, 05:51:31 AM
Look towards the new coins that are just beginning to give the opportunity to mine. These coins have the lowest mining difficulty.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: arnoldrimmer on June 01, 2019, 08:39:37 AM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

Welcome back to mining bro, I believe the recent pumped of bitcoin is bringing people back into mining. You can actually mine  Veil coin am currently on it and its paying off


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Beyerd17 on June 01, 2019, 09:10:58 AM
Yes, Mining Veil right now could pay off in the future, price is down at the exchanges and that also means mining difficulty is not to hard for miners right now. Happy mining!


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Caladonian on June 01, 2019, 09:12:54 AM
Look towards the new coins that are just beginning to give the opportunity to mine. These coins have the lowest mining difficulty.
And the chance of getting much better rewards when you mine Alts which still not that much being popular, taking chances and risk will be rewarded incoming days or months of doing the same coins, hard but if you'll find time researching and reading about different projects, it will be rewarding in such efforts that you will going to make.

Always find time in each project to work with your mining devices, don't be afraid making mistakes as it will bring more learnings to your journey.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Galantin on June 01, 2019, 04:25:02 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info


No one will do your work for you. There are YouTube and other channels for information. Coins now for mining enough. But whether they fit you no one knows.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Dr.Osh on June 02, 2019, 05:58:13 AM
You might be able to try to mine a veil. for now it's very difficult to find coins with a low level of difficulty. however, I think a lot of people are returning to mining, seeing the development of crypto today. besides, veils also have a market, and new types of coins are quite profitable.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Christinebeauty on June 02, 2019, 02:18:00 PM
You may try mining Veil. It is one of the promising projects currently with absolute privacy at heart. It is already listed on decent exchanges too. Like every other coin, its mining is currently less difficult but won't be so when the project is old.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cryptomaxsun on June 03, 2019, 01:58:33 PM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: thefaucetrunner on June 03, 2019, 04:36:59 PM
take a deep look at my signature, beside im the bounty hunter of veil project, i have several research on it...difficulty level are close to zero from my point of view. and the project are much promising rather than any other mineable coins. this is very potential for every cryptocurrency miner especially when you hodl it in lomg term period. thank me later if this advise are profitable for everyone...we need such a project in cryptocurrency to buipd more awareness in cryptocurrency investment.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Christinebeauty on June 03, 2019, 04:39:09 PM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.

But we still have some new coins with great potentials that are worth mining. No one knows the coin which is going to be the next Bitcoin. After all, the difficulty in mining them isnt that much so I don't think it will be painful if you are not able to earn much from mining them


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: angel55 on June 03, 2019, 04:42:25 PM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.

The same thing could be said about the early days of bitcoin, people were making nothing mining a "worthless" digital currency and look where it ended up.  Same thing happens to a lot of new altcoins you just have to be willing to take the risk.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ImineU on June 03, 2019, 08:55:21 PM
Hey CNNX

With over 2000k coins fighting for relevance in real world markets, and where none have established that full transition into the established economy minus Asian markets. It would be wise to do your due diligence.

They are many to choose from. Take you time to discover which ones work for you.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: CryptoKush on June 03, 2019, 09:55:45 PM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: evenotto on June 04, 2019, 12:05:57 PM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.

The same thing could be said about the early days of bitcoin, people were making nothing mining a "worthless" digital currency and look where it ended up.  Same thing happens to a lot of new altcoins you just have to be willing to take the risk.
Bitcoin is unique, and now go find the difference between some new 10 projects for mining coins. The actual difference is only in the names of the coins, most of them will die even before they have time to develop somehow.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cryptomaxsun on June 04, 2019, 06:07:23 PM

The same thing could be said about the early days of bitcoin, people were making nothing mining a "worthless" digital currency and look where it ended up.  Same thing happens to a lot of new altcoins you just have to be willing to take the risk.
Bitcoin is unique, and now go find the difference between some new 10 projects for mining coins. The actual difference is only in the names of the coins, most of them will die even before they have time to develop somehow.
Yes, you are right.
I mining many coins, even if 1 out of 10 grows well in price, it will overlap all expenses, including mining the 9 coins that have died.
Risk diversification, do not mining one coin for too long, switch, distribute hashrate.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: shield132 on June 04, 2019, 09:32:20 PM
I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info
Why don't you care? That's not a right step because for example you can mine on nicehash and earn more rather than mine low difficulty coins and earn small. To make clear everything, I mean following: Mine most profitable coin and then buy that low difficulty coin, this way you'll be in much profit and you'll collect more low difficulty coins rather than by mining them.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: EdvinZ on June 05, 2019, 03:39:13 AM
You can see the latest up-to-date list of mining coins of low difficulty on the publicly available services mentioned in this topic. Also on this forum in the appropriate section you will find information about the coins you need. I will also provide some links.
Pools for Ethash and Equihash algorithms:
https://minerpool.net/
https://2miners.com/
https://comining.io/
Popular mining profitability calculator:
https://whattomine.com


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: asriloni on June 05, 2019, 11:33:02 AM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.
I strongly disagree about that, before a miner decide to mine it and he has been doing research to determine the risk that he will face it. Remember there are two choices and when you wanna mine promising coin and you should put more money to buy more rig and when you have not enough money and then your only choice to bet on the unpopular coin. But there was a lot of medium coin with enough volume these days.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: nightl on June 07, 2019, 11:45:36 AM
I’m wondering, how many days do people mine these coins, and how many of these different coins come out about a month?
If only a few coins from a dozen start trading, what is the approximate number of these coins on average within a month


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cryptomaxsun on June 08, 2019, 10:07:43 AM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.
I strongly disagree about that, before a miner decide to mine it and he has been doing research to determine the risk that he will face it. Remember there are two choices and when you wanna mine promising coin and you should put more money to buy more rig and when you have not enough money and then your only choice to bet on the unpopular coin. But there was a lot of medium coin with enough volume these days.
How do you know which coin will be promising?
Remember how ethereum 4 years ago were selling for 1 dollar.
Is it a promising coin?
No one knows which coin will have a good price in 1 or 3 months, let alone 1 or 2 years.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: GhostWithin on June 08, 2019, 12:46:14 PM
How do you know which coin will be promising?
Remember how ethereum 4 years ago were selling for 1 dollar.
Is it a promising coin?
No one knows which coin will have a good price in 1 or 3 months, let alone 1 or 2 years.

In fact, there is a way of helping to distinguish a hopeless project from a potential one. This is an idea, a favor. If a project has an idea, and this idea is needed by the society or some of its separate areas, then the project has potential. It doesnt matter whether the project has a finished product or they have everything “on paper”, the rest is a matter of time.
90% of the shit you can eliminate
Many projects dont have their own idea (they copy someone else’s), they have no idea at all, or it even happens that the idea is good, but it doesnt need a blockchain. ::) Always ask a question. Why will people buy this token / coin in a year / 2 / 3 ?

At that date, the Etherium did what others did not - its team created a whole ecosystem.

You tell me that I say banal things. Yes, they are very simple and obvious, but to know and do it is not the same thing.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: VanDeinsberg12 on June 08, 2019, 02:27:32 PM
The problem of mining coins with low difficulty is that these are often new coins that are not even traded on the  exchange, or there is a little-known  on the exchange, small trading volumes and a low price.
What makes you doubt the profitability of mining.
Not all coins make a profit this way, but you can earn some money quite well.
I strongly disagree about that, before a miner decide to mine it and he has been doing research to determine the risk that he will face it. Remember there are two choices and when you wanna mine promising coin and you should put more money to buy more rig and when you have not enough money and then your only choice to bet on the unpopular coin. But there was a lot of medium coin with enough volume these days.
How do you know which coin will be promising?
Remember how ethereum 4 years ago were selling for 1 dollar.
Is it a promising coin?
No one knows which coin will have a good price in 1 or 3 months, let alone 1 or 2 years.
I remember when the first time that ethereum was created by vitalik and the team, so many bitcoiners had blamed it as shitcoin. They always did it anytime.
But a proper development progress can determine if that was a good coin or not. And ethereum being a big platform due to the success on its development progress to change crypto perspective till this time.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Christinebeauty on June 08, 2019, 07:16:11 PM
Most people are not interested in mining these new coins because they are not able to make enough profits from them. But one advantage is that, they are less difficult to mine and does not require powerful computers to mine. Veil is quite young but its already listed on decent exchanges and the price too is quite encouraging. You can give it a try


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: TheHas on June 08, 2019, 11:09:47 PM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.

Small coins usually do die. Its pretty much a gamble.

There is a reason these coins are low difficulty, and its either because they are new, have no following or offer nothing special.

I've gotten lucky on a couple but most haven't worked out.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: TopT3ns on June 09, 2019, 04:34:14 PM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.

Small coins usually do die. Its pretty much a gamble.

There is a reason these coins are low difficulty, and its either because they are new, have no following or offer nothing special.

I've gotten lucky on a couple but most haven't worked out.
Some of my friends usually do that. I am casually not really deep in mining but always see their progress. like what you said, when new coin that they mined is good, can make big profit. But if not, it has no value.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: jacafbiz on June 09, 2019, 06:25:13 PM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.

Small coins usually do die. Its pretty much a gamble.

There is a reason these coins are low difficulty, and its either because they are new, have no following or offer nothing special.

I've gotten lucky on a couple but most haven't worked out.

I do agree with you that most of theses small coins are  likely to die, I don't see reason why he is looking for almost to die coins, we are likely going to see waves of delisting this year and most of these coins are going to be on the list, go with the winning coins, it will worth it long run because the risk is very low


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Kasperiko on June 09, 2019, 08:58:12 PM
Nothing is free. The fact that it is easy to beckon is always worth less and has low liquidity. So you can end up with a bunch of shit that can’t be sold.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: thefaucetrunner on June 10, 2019, 05:37:43 PM
this is my opinion to start mining low difficulty coin which can return you enough profit in the future; just try veil from now on, befor its become difficult to mine...the ggod thing is you can mine veil with very low cost with a huge potential. my second option are Stex, its very simple to mine it, but it is very good concept comes with promising value too.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: viljy on June 10, 2019, 06:10:37 PM
Coins that have a low difficulty a month after the launch are definitely already dead.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: starkovblue on June 10, 2019, 07:21:46 PM
It would not be funny that it sounded but it is a reality. Nobody gives money from helicopters. If somewhere something goes cheap, then there is a reason for it.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Temido2222 on June 10, 2019, 08:52:30 PM
I mine Veil. It looks like it has potential, and I only have one GPU. Makes sense for me to mine it and hold until it becomes worth something.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: poodle63 on June 11, 2019, 01:04:50 PM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.

Small coins usually do die. Its pretty much a gamble.

There is a reason these coins are low difficulty, and its either because they are new, have no following or offer nothing special.

I've gotten lucky on a couple but most haven't worked out.

I do agree with you that most of theses small coins are  likely to die, I don't see reason why he is looking for almost to die coins, we are likely going to see waves of delisting this year and most of these coins are going to be on the list, go with the winning coins, it will worth it long run because the risk is very low
If they were listed on a big exchange and they will be instantly delisted from there but remember most of those small coins are listed on the crap exchange and they will never be delisted until there was a verified scam accusation for that shitcoin.
Waves of delisting will not happen.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: cryptomaxsun on June 11, 2019, 02:29:48 PM
Never mining one coin for a long time, diversify.
Many coins seem promising, they have their own design, ideas, community.
For example, Ether1, Nilu, Akroma, Atheios.
But over time, the price only decreases, and what we mining and not sold, now costs much cheaper, and there is a risk that the price will never reach the previous level.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: dentolas on June 12, 2019, 07:35:13 AM
The key for this is hours and hours of research...  ;D
I also follow crypto-sieve, an experimental free project in which they have a 1050Ti rig working for low dif. coins, and they make regular mining reports / newsletters... they also have a discord in which you can get their insight... worth to check
most of these coins die, but some get 10-100x, making it all worth


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Iykecollinz on June 12, 2019, 11:00:09 AM
I think veil is still a low difficulty coin to mine, quite a number of them I have come across, though the profitability of mining such coins should be of importance, should not bother about coins listed on a single, weak and low volume exchange, a lot of persons may be dumping on that particular exchange and fine your energy wasted after a whole period of mining


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: l3pox on June 12, 2019, 05:59:48 PM
Coins that have a low difficulty a month after the launch are definitely already dead.

have you considered that bitcoin started with low difficult?

I agree that most of the new launches will end up dead.
but some will suceed.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: ivan1975 on June 12, 2019, 08:05:36 PM
I agree, now the difficulty of mining Veil is quite low.
When the price rises significantly, it will be too late.
Catch this moment.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: viljy on June 13, 2019, 05:49:38 AM
Coins that have a low difficulty a month after the launch are definitely already dead.

have you considered that bitcoin started with low difficult?

I agree that most of the new launches will end up dead.
but some will suceed.

When bitcoin appeared, there was not even a concept of high and low levels of difficulty. If other coins, such as litecoin, monero and ethereum, were launched at the same time as bitcoin, what would happen then? What coin would die?


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: evenotto on June 13, 2019, 11:49:35 AM
I agree, now the difficulty of mining Veil is quite low.
When the price rises significantly, it will be too late.
Catch this moment.
I absolutely agree - now it has become much easier. People who have gone from mining veil do not understand what they are losing. Thanks to them for making money in a long-term investment, hehe.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: Temido2222 on June 20, 2019, 08:36:05 PM
Veil difficulty has been going up, I'm only getting 9mh/s on my 1070. Hope this pays off, I switched from Grin to this.


Title: Re: mining low difficulty coins
Post by: superstarbtc on June 21, 2019, 07:59:34 AM
If you plan to mine a coin with low complexity, then you should study this coin well and whether it has a development perspective. Small coins may die.

Small coins usually do die. Its pretty much a gamble.

There is a reason these coins are low difficulty, and its either because they are new, have no following or offer nothing special.

I've gotten lucky on a couple but most haven't worked out.
Some of my friends usually do that. I am casually not really deep in mining but always see their progress. like what you said, when new coin that they mined is good, can make big profit. But if not, it has no value.

Yes, low difficulty coins are completely waste for mining because we don't know how far they will show their potential in developments. If they are very active in developments will help the coin to increase its value that's why we should always research before mining any coin whether it is new or old.