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August 07, 2013, 09:07:29 PM
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Ciao a tutti mi sono appena iscritto in questo forum, ancora del tutto ignorante riguardo l'argomento ma molto interessato ad approfondire. Scrivo perche non so bene da dove partire per fare del mining, quindi hardware, software e relativi pool a cui iscriversi. Seconda cosa vorrei sapere se esistono software da far girare semplicemente sul PC per sviluppare bitcoin collegati ovviamente ad un pool, i relativi guadagni anche a spanne... qualche consiglio insomma per avere un punto di inizio. Vi ringrazio anticipatanente ciaoooo, Paolo
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August 08, 2013, 01:35:26 PM
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Primo consiglio: Leggi la regola numero 1 Smiley

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