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March 10, 2017, 11:55:12 AM
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i'm new to bitcoin mining ..and i saw Hashing contracts can buy in Minergate ... is i profitable ?
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March 10, 2017, 04:35:39 PM
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I've asked your question to my friend and he said

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I've been using Minergate for about five months now. We have three MacBook Pros in the house so I connected them all to one account via log in and I mine! Granted I can only mine via CPU and I'm probably mining at a loss most of the time, occasionally I luck out with the pools.
The hash rate can vary by coin, and I spend most of my time dual mining Fantomcoin and DSH or FCN and Quazarcoin. However this month Monero and ETC are mining at a substantial profit.
Minergate being the only simple GUI set up for Mac I enjoy myself regardless.
If you have a desktop and can mine continuously via both CPU & GPU I feel pretty strongly that the profits would be substantial.
Either way it's a great way to get started.
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March 10, 2017, 05:55:20 PM
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I've asked your question to my friend and he said

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I've been using Minergate for about five months now. We have three MacBook Pros in the house so I connected them all to one account via log in and I mine! Granted I can only mine via CPU and I'm probably mining at a loss most of the time, occasionally I luck out with the pools.
The hash rate can vary by coin, and I spend most of my time dual mining Fantomcoin and DSH or FCN and Quazarcoin. However this month Monero and ETC are mining at a substantial profit.
Minergate being the only simple GUI set up for Mac I enjoy myself regardless.
If you have a desktop and can mine continuously via both CPU & GPU I feel pretty strongly that the profits would be substantial.
Either way it's a great way to get started.

thak you verymuch
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March 10, 2017, 11:51:39 PM
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I've asked your question to my friend and he said

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I've been using Minergate for about five months now. We have three MacBook Pros in the house so I connected them all to one account via log in and I mine! Granted I can only mine via CPU and I'm probably mining at a loss most of the time, occasionally I luck out with the pools.
The hash rate can vary by coin, and I spend most of my time dual mining Fantomcoin and DSH or FCN and Quazarcoin. However this month Monero and ETC are mining at a substantial profit.
Minergate being the only simple GUI set up for Mac I enjoy myself regardless.
If you have a desktop and can mine continuously via both CPU & GPU I feel pretty strongly that the profits would be substantial.
Either way it's a great way to get started.

So mining at a loss is great? That makes no sense. May as well straight up buy bitcoin at breakeven and speculate.
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March 11, 2017, 03:18:05 PM
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now a days mining is not easy with ASIC systems. It requires pools. Whether you're at a pool or not and you will need special Bitcoin mining hardware. If you don't use a pool you'll need a lot of it. Make sure the hardware is still profitable at the current price, difficulty, and your cost of electricity at your place.
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