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March 25, 2014, 01:59:37 AM
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Hello All!

I am just wondering, where do you mine, and why? I will post mine after a few replies.

Thanks!
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March 25, 2014, 02:58:02 AM
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My story goes like this: 

I currently mine at clevermining because wafflepool had a DDOS.  If CM has a DDOS then I might just switch back to WP.  I don't like failover feature because I seemed to have stability issues when I did that and I'd just like to stay on a pool that's working.

I started on multipool which was a multicoin pool that didn't auto exchange to btc.  I went to Middlecoin because of the autoexchange feature.  MC had some issues and that was when I switched over to WP. 

I'm constantly looking for the next better thing.  That's why I read these forums and that's why you ask your question.  So far, I can't see anything that stands out the way that MC did several months ago.  I actually think it was better when MC was the only multicoin/auto-btc-exchange... or maybe it was just timing of increased hash power and mtgox fiasco. 

Only thing that will change me to a new pool would be some significant change in technological application (leveraging trading algorithm along with auto-btc exchange)  such as what MC introduced. 

Boost in BTC prices would also be interesting as it would affect alt coins by making them more interesting for speculation and market entry.
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March 25, 2014, 07:22:26 AM
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I am using clevermining. Mining particular coin is not in my hands.
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