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I've recently bought some NXT and I was wondering if there was any pools for staking?
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Buy GUNBOT and put some of it into Poloniex
Turn some into Dogecoin and do a tip party on /r/dogecoin
Die and leave it encrypted on a flashstick
Turn some of it into a staking crypto and stake the fuck out of it.
Turn my backyard into a solar farm
Get some asics
Ya know, the usual
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I mean, if you're on a fucking forum about a digital cryptocurrency without being a economist, then you're fucking wasting your life here. So, we have something in common, I guess.
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Should I mine in a pool?
You probably should. It's possible to mine solo, but it's unlikely that you will get anything within a reasonable amount of time unless you have something expensive like 6 good GPUs. Better to mine in a pool. The one I'm using is monerohash.com but there are many others with various advantages and disadvantages. Don't use minergate, there is widespread suspicion that it steals your hash power. I know I should mine in a pool, it was the way the sentence was worded that made me confused. |
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Trying to find some free trading bots. If it has a free trial still add it here.
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Depends, convince or security.
If you want security, conciser cold storage. Not good if you want to spend it, but with tools like coinb.in, you can use it as a normal wallet. Cold storage means paper wallet. You can get one at walletgenerator.net, I use it as my wallet solution. I avoid syncing while preserving security. You can look up addresses with sites like blockchain.info or other blockchain viewers.
Now, if you want a normal wallet, I would recommend Exodus or Coinomi. By 'normal' I mean light wallet. They aren't reccomended for constant use, if you want to use a wallet that can be used with frequent payments like mining, then talk a look at a QT wallet. Takes forever to sync, recommended for mining and faucet payouts.
Forgot about Online wallets. No sync times, which is great, but who owns the privkeys, owns the wallet. Basically, if the people who own the online wallet want your coins, they can have it. Very convenient though, so good on that end.
Basically, it's all about choice. Depends what you want. There isn't a 'best choice'.
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Wanna get into staking, where should I start?
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I wanna find a good pool for Monero and I found Minergate.
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I have even cheaper:
I bought several Dell T5500,100$ each. They have plenty of Ram, 4 PCIe and 875W PSU. The case comes with a HDD support plate where you can put a GC.
with some risers and adapters you're setup for less than 150$
Link to Dell T5500s? I can't seem to find the one you're talking about. |
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I want to start investing in PoS coins, can I get the coin that pays out the most?
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I think you know this already, but monero can be mined decently well with a cpu. It actually has value.
Should I mine in a pool? |
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I'm trying to find low difficulty coins to mine with a CPU.
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Wanna find another coin to mine that has low difficulty. I find that I have a better hashrate with the quark algorithm.
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I wanna get into PoS and I want to know which coins payout in the shortest time?
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For .5 btc you do know bitcoin is 650+ USD that is pretty expensive for any trader bot.
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Xapo is shit with or without the card. Xapo forces you to identify yourself making that bitcoin wallets no longer have that kind of anonymity anymore. Bitcoin's freedom is robbed on Xapo's wallets.
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