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1  Economy / Speculation / Save, Invest, Wait, Profit on: July 01, 2016, 05:58:12 PM
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2  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / So many alt coins, so little hashing power...what to mine? on: July 23, 2013, 05:23:38 PM
I believe cryptocurrencies are the future but I'm having trouble deciding where to mine each night when I go to sleep.  I'm not interested in using a "revenue" calculator to decide what to mine because I'm mining my coins to hold for the foreseeable future except maybe a few to gamble here and there when I get the itch.  Anyways the question that I ask myself and what I'd like to hear from people smarter than me (you guys) is what separates alt coin X from the rest of the pack?

In my opinion the most important features of a coin are its' innovative features, network power, developer support, and merchant support.  While all of these are important I feel like developer support is the most crucial for long-term success.  Yes, merchant support is necessary for wide-scale adoption and the network needs to be strong/distributed enough to hold up to a 51% attacks but without proper developer support nothing really matters, IMO.  I look back at some of the coins that have been released in the past few months and pity the folks who wasted good hashing power on a coin whose developer hasn't made a post since they announced the coin or hasn't been seen for months.

Miners - What are you guys mining and why?
Developers - What separates your coin?

EDIT:  Before I get jumped on for not using a revenue calculator to decide what to mine each night then converting to my preferred alt coin I consider the lost revenue worth the cost of sticking with my preferred coin to keep my preferred network stronger by contributing my hashing power.
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