mining low difficulty coins

[GospelCrypto2]

I suggest you be very careful with your picks except if you have hardware and financial resources to waste.. Mining veil in my opinion is the best choice not just because it's new but also the low circulating supply makes it a promising choice..It is also important to point out that veil has a solid team with humongous experience.

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[huhhuh18]

Lol, are you sure about mining anything and not caring about what it is? Please i would advice you do some serious research so you don't waste your electricity and tax else you'll mine some shoot coins and you'll regret. Anyway I would recommend Veil as a choice for you. Check it out.

[Christinebeauty]

If you want a new coin with strong community and less difficulty in mining, then look no further than Veil. The mining reward is relatively good and its current price too is cool. It is Listed on descent exchanges too.

[CryptoKush]

If you want a new coin with strong community and less difficulty in mining, then look no further than Veil. The mining reward is relatively good and its current price too is cool. It is Listed on descent exchanges too.

I agree with you. Weil has great prospects. I think that more and more miners will mine this coin. Anonymous coins have a great future. Veil is one of them.

[naufals4]

I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

you can mine some coin with low difficulty, because if you want to mine with low difficulty you can get a lot of coin from that. but right now there's a lot of new coin that can be mine and have low difficulty but some of that coin is a bad coin, as the price never rises even not list in an exchanger. so don't be too careless to do mining. search info about that coin first

[giletto]

I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

I can recommend Veil and Banano as two good coins to mine, you can mine Banano using your browser and both coins are already listed in exchanges they past the three criteria that you are looking for a coin, go check their home page it's on the two link I posted and good luck mining these two coins.

https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/veil/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/banano

I came across the banano project 48 hours ago but I am yet to grasp if its a low difficulty coin that can be mined on CPU too. Its is new and I will like to give it a try in addition to the ones I am currently mining

[Romeoetin]

I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

there are a lot of new coins with low difficulties. Check the Altcoins mining board regularly for such new coins. You can mine veil.. It has all the attributes you are looking for.

[ikicha]

If you have AMD Card, this is the best coin to mine

- CN-Turtle2 Algo
     1. BitcoinMono
     2. CyprusCoin
     3. Tritanium

- Ethash Algo
     1. Atheios
     2. EGEM
     3. Etho

[CryptoLing]

Low difficulty is depends on your rig so maybe you can elaborate more about your computational power. However, I would recommend to mine Veil, it's a new coin and totally decentralized. I'm sure if you mine now with low hash power and hold it it will beneficial because you also can stake the coin that you have mined.

[Hamphser]

You should mine bitblen..... sorry (it's not a coin) Veil.
Although their constant shills are annoying, it's the best possible coin to mine based from your categories.
Two out of twelve veil campaigners have a valid and constructive reason.
I second the motion.

If you can expand your category, you should go for the highest profitability than easy to mine since "already listed to an Exchange" is included.
You can just buy a non-profitable and early stage coin if it's available in the Market (unless you're one of the "free electricity guys").

You should expect for these veil shillers to post out on this mining section yet thats on of the requirements of their signature campaign so its no surprise if you do see flooding out this board.

Dont have much interest on low difficulty or simply new minable coins but you can search it up on this section.Lots of them if you do really pursue on mining them.

[Wayan_Pedjeng]

Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.

[ivan1975]

Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.

For me, the maning of such little-known coins is only an attempt to get rich.
Yes, this is all very risky, but at the same time, you can get good money.

[rdluffy]

I'm sorry to say this, but it's your job to find a good coin to mine

Everyone try to find a good coin to mine, and no one will tell you which coin is

You have to look new coins, search the foruns, groups, follow devs etc

I used to have a strategy to mine: 75% of my GPUs were mining good coins like ETH, ZCash, Monero, and 25% were mining new coins at the launch to sell after some time

[Harai Goshi]

Better try to find a multipool that supports new coin additions and pick the coin you want to be left over with. Maybe a better choice.

Unless you want to spend a great deal of time researching new projects, then trading them into whatever coin you want to hodl, this is a good "lazy" option.  If you only have one rig and it's running windows, download awesome miner and set up a yiimp pool. 

[shinratensei_]

Be careful while mining these little known coins. Back in 2017, one of my friends tried to mine a little known alt and he had very bad experience with that. First he installed the desktop wallet and then tried the PoW mining. But it crashed the operating system and there were some malicious files present in the wallet software. In the end, he had to format the entire laptop.

For me, the maning of such little-known coins is only an attempt to get rich.
Yes, this is all very risky, but at the same time, you can get good money.

Get a lot of money when you can get a good coin but almost 80% of them are crap coins and no more. have you seen there are many people have created a lot of complaints if they are doing so many efforts but their effort becomes worthless? When you don't have a lot of hashpower and you get less coin. that will not make you be the next rich person until you can find a coin that can become another ethereum.
That just like gamble not only your mining rig but your money too.

[dentolas]

That is exactly what the guys at crypto sieve are doing... they are just starting but they have a discord channel in which they discuss the mined coins. They have a rig that is working on the coins they select to have potential, thus building a use case...
Just search them up at google... maybe it will help

[sunilnagaraja1996]

It is the waste of time and we will not get any profit, so we should check first good project like a Bitcoin, then we can mine without any fear and we can earn more there

[popolite11]

bzedge, BCRM, rito and mix are examples of low diff coins. Most profitable right now? no, but you are doing speculative mining, right?
So profit may come long after.

If you are not against top-100 tokens, try to mine Grin. This cryptocurrency is based on the Mimblewimble protocol. This network is distinguished by increased confidentiality, scalability and reduced blockchain size. Despite the limited supply of coins, Grin has already gained recognition even among altcoin opponents. This is one of the best cryptocurrencies for mining in 2019.

[||bit]

For the best profit, you need to mine a coin before hitting on exchange.

If the coin doesn't have any official value, fewer people tend to mine it but if you find a promising one at the beginning, you can earn a lot of profit after hitting exchanges. But the problem is, most of that coins die before hitting any exchange. So you need to choose wisely.

[lobat999]

I just ordered a cuple GPUs to get back into mining and wanted to do speculative altcoin mining, is there a resource that would list me new or current supported low difficulty altcoins? i tried with coinwarz but not having much luck..

i need

- coin that is currently minable
- coin that is listed on known exchanges
- coin that has very low difficulty

i dont care what its worth im willing to take a risk by mining lots of it

thanks for info

I suppose you could post the specs of your mining rig if possible so that other miners could help you in by suggesting more appropriate coins to mine based on the specifications of your rig? And as always, do your research first and don't rely very much on the suggestions of the community, after all its your investments that is involved and not theirs.