Latest posts of: juanichiloco

Mine have also been running for over 6 months 24/7 with no issues so far. I always keep temps below 70 and the dust buildup hasn't been too bad.

I'm still mining Eth with my RX570 rig, even if it's not the most profitable coin I see it having the most success in the future.

Most laptop CPU's wont be powerful enough to make mining with them worthwhile, you can search google for different CPU's hashrates mining Cryptonight coins and then use whattomine.com to check profitability.

I'd also sell off XVG and XRP for some BTC, Verge is just a pump and dump coin and XRP is centralized. Both coins also have a very high supply.

Just upgraded from v10.2 to 10.6, from looking on Nanopool my average hashrate has increased, very happy with the performance of the new version so far. Thanks Claymore.

Got some during the ICO, it looks like a very good project and it's a big market. There mainnet is also due to launch later this year.

Might start looking into something similiar with the current GPU shortage, otherwise i'll just wait, my current rig uses RX570's but looking to build a second one, let us know how you get on with the 1050's.

Yes looks like you are using the old drivers and need to update to the new Blockchain drivers to fix the dag issue for Eth mining.

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/Radeon-Software-Crimson-ReLive-Edition-Beta-for-Blockchain-Compute-Release-Notes.aspx

As others have mentioned you need to factor in the price of Eth going down when you perform your calculation of likely profits.

Also make sure to calculate Nanopools pool fee for Eth which is 1%.

Plenty of options for AMD owners if Eth goes to POS, other Ethash coins like Ubiq, Pirl or ETP. My RX 570's also perform well with CryptoNight, Monero, Sumokoin, ETN and then theirs multiple Neoscrypt coins too.

I'm happy that we've seen a bounce back for now, its impossible to tell what will happen going forward but as others have said a proper correction was overdue.

As others have said I think the main thing is to keep hold of your coins when corrections occur and wait for the next big run up and sell then if you want or just hold them long term.

The price only matters when you sell Wink

As other have said Monero or other CryptoNight coins like Sumokoin or Electroneum.

Deeponion, Sumokoin and Stealthcoin would be my 3 picks for low caps, still plenty of room for them to grow and they all have good features, DO with DeepVault and listed on good upcoming exchanges like Kucoin, Sumo now has its android wallet and easy cpu miner and Stealthcoin has Ledger Nano support and already on Bittrex.

You could use Nanopool, https://etn.nanopool.org/help, all information on how to setup ETN mining is there.

Sounds like a lot of hassle trying to report every small detail, it should just be fiat in vs fiat out for investments and for mining it should just be the amount of the coin once converted to fiat the tax is due on that amount offset against electricity/equipment cost etc.

BTC, Eth, Dash, Substratum and DeepOnion. A nice mix of well established coins and two newer ones with good growth potential.

One of the most profitable airdrops would have been Hawala.Today, I got around 117 tokens and there now worth 19USD a piece. Shocked

I sold them too early though Undecided

I mined some Sia a few months back and have been trying to sell it at the current high prices but the bittrex wallet is still offline so I cannot deposit it.

I like the team/idea but it's already pumped up a lot.