Guess what? KYC/AML is coming to every exchange, be it a CEX or a DEX.

Blockchain has the power to bring out a massive breakthrough in the healthcare ecosystem as it can easily bring specific changes in the healthcare management of the patient. With the aid of this technology, the power will come back to people’s hands. Meaning that individuals will be responsible for handling their own records thus, getting the overall control of their own data.

The technology holds the ability to successfully improve patient care quality while maintaining the funds at a reasonable rate. All the challenges and hindrances that occur in multiple level authentication can be eliminated through blockchain. With the increasing adoption rate, Blockchain has made its way to the healthcare sector. Even in its beginning stage, the technology is being positively accepted by people in the healthcare ecosystem.

The comprehensive vision for blockchain to disrupt the healthcare sector in the coming times would be to resolve issues that afflict the current system. Imagine a healthcare system where all the information is easily accessible by doctors, patients and pharmacists at any given time. Blockchain allows the creation and sharing of a single common database of health information.

I fear market manipulation aka Pump and Dump.

Pump and dump is a form of microcap fraud in which the price of an asset, often of low market cap and share volume, is manipulated by a group of coordinated actors through a series of high-volume purchases.

This artificially inflated demand triggers a dramatic increase in the price of the aforementioned asset, and is often accompanied by an influx of unknowing investors who are unaware of the manipulated nature of the spike. Often this phase is augmented through the proliferation of misleading positive statements or recommendations by experts, further driving casual traders to market.

Ultimately, the perpetrators dump their shares, flooding the market and overwhelming organic demand. At this point the share price of the asset plummets, leaving ordinary investors holding now heavily devalued shares.

CMC has just released a new way for exchange ranking, based on their liquidity. You guys should check it out: https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/liquidity/

Hmm this is weird. Should it only occur to low RAM model such as 1050TI since it has only 4GB for RAM?

Use https://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency

They are better than whatttomine and they update a lot of lesser-known altcoins.

Right now for 1080TI and 1070TI you should either mine GRIN or RVN for long-term profit.

I use this website https://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency

Better than whattomine to find out lesser-known altcoins to mine.

GPU mining was dead in a few months for how many years now? I put together a 4x 7950 rig in 2013, and it's been more or less profitable for 4+ years despite bitcoin, scrypt, and others all going ASIC. It's not always highly profitable, but at a minimum I get free power for 3-4 months a year because I account the heat output as equivalent to my resistance-based heater. By the time the residual value of the hardware is calculated, it's basically a medium risk hobby.

The reality is too many people want mining to be GPU-based for the ecosystem of mine-able coins to disappear. CPU-based lends itself too easily toward botnets, ASIC based lends itself to centralized manufacturers with the NRE capital, and that leaves GPU as the quasi-distributed platform that enthusiasts center around.

Check your VPS provider's ToS first. These days they instantly ban anything related to cryptomining on VPS.

I've been mining for ~2 years and using the same OC settings (MSI afterburner) on all my rigs. Just recently (last month or so), I noticed that the total MH/s on every rig has dropped by about 5%. Has anyone else noticed this? My setup for every rig is 6x 1080 TI, Awesome Miner, MSI Afterburner, mining Ethash. Thanks!

It depends on your VPS ToS. All the VPS providers I know, they ban anything related to cryptomining at the very first sight.

Staking is not a trivial task, and it requires a lot of system resources. I say "a lot" here because even with today's most powerful mobile devices, their available resources in terms of CPU/Memory/Storage/Network, and most importantly battery, can't hold a candle to devices like Raspberry Pi's or Laptops/Desktops.

I don't think staking will be viable at all for now.

According to the San Diego desert miner, he ran everything 100% off-grid with solar and battery power and said he was “profitable.” Solar farming, in general, can be profitable for those simply selling to the grid but it depends on the land’s rental costs, geographic location, and the size of the solar installation. Recent estimates disclose that on average a typical solar farm can produce between $21,250 and $42,500 per acre every year: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6kk5dp/i_am_mining_in_the_desert_using_100_solar_and_i/

The AMD Radeon RX Vega 56 is one of the best value-loaded graphics card on the market right now. Benchmarks confirm that it runs faster than the Nvidia GTX 1070 and, thanks to the Bitcoin mining craze, it’s also cheaper to boot. Again, it can be a tricky GPU to track down, and it's power consumption means it might end up being an expensive GPU to run 24/7 in a mining rig. Still, it's excellent at mining, so if you can find one, it's definitely a worthy contender.

Windows is garbage for mining. If you need Windows for your gaming need, just install HiveOS on a USB then dual boot into it when you are not gaming on your Windows OS.

Considering general, long-term costs and profitability (featured in the section above) are important. Still, people want to understand what profitability looks like in the short-term. The simple answer is that BTC profitability (as of late October 2019) is bleak. This is due to the relatively low value of BTC when compared to that of the previous bull market of 2017. Of course, this could always change at any point in time if the value of BTC were to increase. To put 2019 profitability into better perspective, it’s good to use a real-world scenario based upon realistic factors.

Right now it is not profitable to mine BTC for small miners.

FPGA has several advantages; such as being faster than GPU and more flexible than ASIC, meaning FPGA can be very profitable mining coins that are ASIC-resistant. Therefore, FPGA shouldn't compete with ASIC, but with GPU

Similar to GPU, FPGA can also change algorithms which makes them adaptable. However, unlike GPU, you need to build both the digital circuit design and the software. It’s not user-friendly, as learning how to use it might take weeks to months and learning to even develop the FPGA might take months to years.

So unless you are good with programming, I don't think it's worth it these days.

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Windows is garbage for mining, especially with RX card you will need to BIOS flash it. So best is to dual boot it: you can install HiveOS on a USB and boot into it when you are not using Windows for everything else.

Best I can find is this site https://www.coinwarz.com/network-hashrate-charts/monacoin-network-hashrate-chart

It's not real-time, like one hour delay but it got tons of hash rate chart for other lesser-known altcoins.