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June 01, 2018, 08:29:26 AM
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I've been looking into Nicehash and wanted to know if anyone had any recommendations on which coins to look at... I've been looking CryptoNightHeavy to do some Haven and Sumo mining, even though with Sumo the whole 400k hidden premine soap opera threw me off, lastly thinking about XMR.... Would appreciate any insight on my current option and other alternatives. Thanks
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June 01, 2018, 10:30:31 AM
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From your question, it seems you need to read up a little more on how Nicehash works.
You will probably smile at your own question when you have realized what Nicehash is.
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June 01, 2018, 10:54:34 AM
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you no know how to work nicehash

nicehash work rent your hardware and mining the best profit algorithm

then send your profit at bitcoin

so nicehash not mining direct coin 
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June 02, 2018, 05:48:07 AM
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I don't understand what means that's topic and what the @OP wants from some members here.

You will probably smile at your own question when you have realized what Nicehash is.
I think like that's

if @OP not knowing it yet, what is Nicehash:
you no know how to work nicehash
nicehash work rent your hardware and mining the best profit algorithm
then send your profit at bitcoin
so nicehash not mining direct coin 

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June 02, 2018, 08:23:07 AM
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I've been looking into Nicehash and wanted to know if anyone had any recommendations on which coins to look at... I've been looking CryptoNightHeavy to do some Haven and Sumo mining.........
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I've never tried to mine both (Haven and Sumo), so I haven't an idea. And also XMR, I'm not sure that was a good idea to mine XMR with renting hashrate.  Grin

While playing with Nicehash, you should do some research to decide which coin that profitable (in-depth research). Since you will instantly lose some money as a rent cost, so, mature calculation needed.  Cool


I found an excellent post related to "Nicehash Mining Trick."
May it can help you (as your reference)  Wink

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2564130
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June 02, 2018, 03:30:26 PM
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the best working option with nicehash is to mine with it power fresh coins, then you can mine a lot of that coins. which can give you good profit, once the coin goes to exchange, if that coin goes to exchange))))
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June 02, 2018, 06:31:32 PM
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As far as I know, if mining using Nicehash is actually a miner who rents rigs to other miners who have a rig/not, so NH is the hashrate market.

So if talking about the spec for mining using NH let's say for miners to have mining rigs such as AMD/NVIDIA cards then they (miners) choose what algo they want also vice versa for miner(tenants) who choose what algo they want.

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June 02, 2018, 06:36:52 PM
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Nicehash pays you less than if you were to mine with Claymore or any other miner. Of course Nicehash is a good option for beginners as they pay directly in Bitcoin when the time comes, usually every Friday if you have more than 0.001 bitcoin in your balance.

I would suggest to check guides and videos for Claymore miners, Ethereum, Monero and Zcash as you can make more money daily. From my tests mining Ethereum through Nicehash with six cards RX series 570 and up gives you 0.00106 bitcoin while if you mine directly ethereum from the pool with Claymore miner and then convert your daily Ethereum you can make about 0.0012 btc, which in a month time it is a good amount of extra money that you can earn with Claymore.

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June 03, 2018, 03:02:54 PM
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Seem like Op just want to rent some Hahsrate from NiceHash and point it to some coin and want some input from us, which coin should be mined by OP with that rented Hashrate (that's what I get). Currently, OP was looking at the CryptoNightHeavy algorithm and want to do mining Haven and Sumo coins, and so on.  Roll Eyes

Am I right OP?
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June 03, 2018, 04:29:31 PM
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Seem like Op just want to rent some Hahsrate from NiceHash and point it to some coin and want some input from us, which coin should be mined by OP with that rented Hashrate (that's what I get). Currently, OP was looking at the CryptoNightHeavy algorithm and want to do mining Haven and Sumo coins, and so on.  Roll Eyes

Am I right OP?
I think you are right it looks like he is asking for good specs from nicehash to mine both Cryptonightheavy algo and haven and sumo coins, it looks like he wanted to rent a hashrate but he didn't know if what specs from nicehash is the best for those coins and algo.

@op I think if you use the Cryptonight Heavy algo you need an AMD cards like vega 56 because it gives you more hashrate than using Nvidia cards.
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