What to mine with my mini miner?

[Xivibe]

I am looking for some new interesting mineable coins X11, X13, X14, X15 or Quark to test my new hardware Baikal Mini.

Although I am not the biggest fan of POW(I have a green heart  ), I couldn't resist to buy one.

Yes I am a hypocrite, I admit. But the energy consumption is very low so I am a mini hypocrite.

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[Metroid]

I couldn't resist to buy one.

Dear Troll, thank you for your customs and kind support, without you, lying and deceiving would not be possible in this market.

[Xivibe]

I couldn't resist to buy one.

Dear Troll, thank you for your customs and kind support, without you, lying and deceiving would not be possible in this market.

Lol, I was quite honest actually about my thoughts. I believe it's quite good to be critical about energy consumption.

Any mineable coin tips?

ps. hopefully I am not offending all the big energy slurping miners with my low profile hardware setup preference,
we can still be friends!

[greyday]

It's actually not energy efficient at all, it just uses less energy than, say, a D3. However, a D3 will, at least on the X11 algo, mine at 10x+ the efficiency for 2-3x the energy depending on your settings. That is FAR more earth friendly (and the D3 is currently barely churning out a profit at the cost of a lot of electricity, I turned mine off a couple months back, even using Blissz's firmware).

As something to play with, the Baikal mini looks neat enough. If you're set on using it, I suggest just looking at the algos and mining whatever will bring in the most coins and cross your fingers they end up worth something. At the current rate, you lose money by turning it on (unless your electricity is free). It's a 2 year old ASIC. It's great for playing with or learning with, and if either is your goal, good luck with it!

[Xivibe]

It's actually not energy efficient at all, it just uses less energy than, say, a D3. However, a D3 will, at least on the X11 algo, mine at 10x+ the efficiency for 2-3x the energy depending on your settings. That is FAR more earth friendly (and the D3 is currently barely churning out a profit at the cost of a lot of electricity, I turned mine off a couple months back, even using Blissz's firmware).

As something to play with, the Baikal mini looks neat enough. If you're set on using it, I suggest just looking at the algos and mining whatever will bring in the most coins and cross your fingers they end up worth something. At the current rate, you lose money by turning it on (unless your electricity is free). It's a 2 year old ASIC. It's great for playing with or learning with, and if either is your goal, good luck with it!

Thanks for the bright explanation, I understand what you mean. Proportionate to bigger mining hardware I use relatively more energy for every mined coin.
But I was thinking from the perspective as a person with my 1 Kilowatt a day energy consumption, a few dollars a month.

Yeah it's just for testing some technical parts, so if there is a coin with only the creator who mines it and wants me to join, I'm in.  

And then don't try to humiliate me with your 10xD3 setup please.

[greyday]

It's actually not energy efficient at all, it just uses less energy than, say, a D3. However, a D3 will, at least on the X11 algo, mine at 10x+ the efficiency for 2-3x the energy depending on your settings. That is FAR more earth friendly (and the D3 is currently barely churning out a profit at the cost of a lot of electricity, I turned mine off a couple months back, even using Blissz's firmware).

As something to play with, the Baikal mini looks neat enough. If you're set on using it, I suggest just looking at the algos and mining whatever will bring in the most coins and cross your fingers they end up worth something. At the current rate, you lose money by turning it on (unless your electricity is free). It's a 2 year old ASIC. It's great for playing with or learning with, and if either is your goal, good luck with it!

Thanks for the bright explanation, I understand what you mean. Proportionate to bigger mining hardware I use relatively more energy for every mined coin.
But I was thinking from the perspective as a person with my 1 Kilowatt a day energy consumption, a few dollars a month.

Yeah it's just for testing some technical parts, so if there is a coin with only the creator who mines it and wants me to join, I'm in.  

And then don't try to humiliate me with your 10xD3 setup please.

Hahaha, no. One D3, it just mines 10-15x as efficiently. With the Blissz firmware, mine was running at about 14.5gh/s at 740W at the wall.

[Xivibe]

It's actually not energy efficient at all, it just uses less energy than, say, a D3. However, a D3 will, at least on the X11 algo, mine at 10x+ the efficiency for 2-3x the energy depending on your settings. That is FAR more earth friendly (and the D3 is currently barely churning out a profit at the cost of a lot of electricity, I turned mine off a couple months back, even using Blissz's firmware).

As something to play with, the Baikal mini looks neat enough. If you're set on using it, I suggest just looking at the algos and mining whatever will bring in the most coins and cross your fingers they end up worth something. At the current rate, you lose money by turning it on (unless your electricity is free). It's a 2 year old ASIC. It's great for playing with or learning with, and if either is your goal, good luck with it!

Thanks for the bright explanation, I understand what you mean. Proportionate to bigger mining hardware I use relatively more energy for every mined coin.
But I was thinking from the perspective as a person with my 1 Kilowatt a day energy consumption, a few dollars a month.

Yeah it's just for testing some technical parts, so if there is a coin with only the creator who mines it and wants me to join, I'm in.  

And then don't try to humiliate me with your 10xD3 setup please.

Hahaha, no. One D3, it just mines 10-15x as efficiently. With the Blissz firmware, mine was running at about 14.5gh/s at 740W at the wall.

That's neat, with that consumption I have to switch off mining if I want to have a coffee. 

Hello,

Mining coins with your miner isn't very profitable but I've done some research and a few coins could make you (a little bit) of money.

First of all (probably the most profitable) is Deep Onion. This will make you about $3.70 a week.

Then Quark. This will make you about $1.70 a week

And firecoin looks interesting to me but i didnt find any calculators for that.

Sincerely,
Daehworra

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

[Metroid]

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

If you get your money back then you will be better than 90% of trolls who threw their money away in the drain, most of you trolls just think an asic will make you rich, the only thing that is getting richer and richer are asic companies for your undeniable mindless support ehhe

[greyday]

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

If you get your money back then you will be better than 90% of trolls who threw their money away in the drain, most of you trolls just think an asic will make you rich, the only thing that is getting richer and richer are asic companies for your undeniable mindless support ehhe

He/she just bought it. It's a two year old ASIC. They made someone on ebay richer, not Baikal.

And I really don't think they are trolling.

[greyday]

Hello,

Mining coins with your miner isn't very profitable but I've done some research and a few coins could make you (a little bit) of money.

First of all (probably the most profitable) is Deep Onion. This will make you about $3.70 a week.

Then Quark. This will make you about $1.70 a week

And firecoin looks interesting to me but i didnt find any calculators for that.

Sincerely,
Daehworra

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

That's not a perspective, it's math. Your miner isn't very profitable. You can learn a lot with it, and maybe you'll get lucky and mine something that will be worth a bunch in the future, but if you were looking to cash out on the regular you're simply not going to make much.

[Xivibe]

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

If you get your money back then you will be better than 90% of trolls who threw their money away in the drain, most of you trolls just think an asic will make you rich, the only thing that is getting richer and richer are asic companies for your undeniable mindless support ehhe

Becoming rich is something different for me than having lots of money. There must be plenty of lonely 'rich' mining trolls without true happiness in their live.

Money can make people feel poor. Don't want to go deeper today...  lol

Hello,

Mining coins with your miner isn't very profitable but I've done some research and a few coins could make you (a little bit) of money.

First of all (probably the most profitable) is Deep Onion. This will make you about $3.70 a week.

Then Quark. This will make you about $1.70 a week

And firecoin looks interesting to me but i didnt find any calculators for that.

Sincerely,
Daehworra

With your calculations it will cost me 1.5 years non-stop mining to earn my invested bucks back.

Great perspective...

That's not a perspective, it's math. Your miner isn't very profitable. You can learn a lot with it, and maybe you'll get lucky and mine something that will be worth a bunch in the future, but if you were looking to cash out on the regular you're simply not going to make much.

Don't worry, I am not going to blindstair on profit with my rookie setup and mimimum investments. I prefer to connect with people and learn, but not in bitconnect's way...

And if there is no reasonable mining alternative for me I'll attempt to compile something myself after a while.