WhatToMine @WhatToMine

A historic surge for our network: from an average of 206 GH/s to a current peak of 1.10 TH/s! The speed of this growth demonstrates the increasing appeal and robustness of our ecosystem 📈🔥💪 #MiningAnalysis #NetworkSecurity #HashratePeak #ProofOfWork

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

3 weeks ago

@DnaRynkow @kristofsven Z tym akurat mozesz miec racje ale BTC jeszcze w dol pojdzie imo. Licze na dobre wejscie kolo 48k ;)

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Himpool @Himpool_

a month ago

Your #GPU can do better than #hashing into the void. #Pearl (@prlnet) runs Proof-of-Useful-Work — every block does real #AI compute (NoisyGEMM), not wasted energy. Now live on @Himpool_ Low difficulty = top GPU profitability ⛏️ #GPUMining #hiveos @WhatToMine @octa_space

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

a month ago

Api limit calls increased x2 for all plans

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

a month ago

@RedPandaMining Thats from old batch right?

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Red Panda Mining @RedPandaMining

a month ago

Ice River just announced the XP0 ASIC miner… and the more I dig, the more questions I have. • 2,400 units already deployed to a “customer” • Only 600 left for retail • Single mining pool already active with 810 units mining on a singular address • Whitepaper/algorithm changes right at launch Feels way more like a controlled rollout than a normal ASIC release. Not saying it’s good or bad — but there are definitely some red flags here worth understanding before anyone FOMOs in. What do you think… legit launch or something else going on? 👀 youtu.be/jUjjct5rk34?si…

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

3 months ago

@FinansowyUmysl Można poprosić o namiar na konto oszczędnościowe 5%? Ale takie bez ograniczeń na 100k. Obecny rok może wyjść na minus sp500, chętnie rozważę.

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

3 months ago

@RedPandaMining @aganstwallst We are going lower and you know it ;)

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

4 months ago

@Den_of_Misfits @valis_team $qubic values are most probably still wrong as a result of official api response data skew, in contact with the coin team and waiting

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

5 months ago

@krulbijedame Zakazać wszystkiego polecam, będzie więcej pieniędzy w budżecie.

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Red Panda Mining @RedPandaMining

6 months ago

RIP there goes CPU Mining XMR Monero! Bitmain X9 Release.

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K1Pool @K1Pool

6 months ago

😳 🔥 InitVerse (INI) — POOL CLOSED | SCAM ⛔️ The InitVerse (INI) mining pool has been fully shut down. ❌ Blocks from non-whitelisted wallets are rejected 👉 Whitelisted wallets mine at ~500× lower difficulty than everyone else ➡️ This is a clear manipulation of the network and mining process 📉 Fake project activity 🤖 Discord — inflated member count 🤖 Telegram — inflated subscribers, AI bots talking to each other ❌ The team is ignoring all inquiries ⁉️ Question to exchanges: Why are coins like this still listed? 📌 We strongly recommend staying away from InitVerse (INI) The project shows all signs of a SCAM

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WhatToMine @WhatToMine

7 months ago

XelishashV3 is live with updated miners

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XELIS @xelis_project

7 months ago

WE ARE LIVE! 🚀

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alan ⚡💵 @0xalank

7 months ago

Curious how adding ASIC mining is going to change GPU mining for @QuaiNetwork? It's actually somewhat counterintuitive, GPU mining will actually be more profitable after SOAP launch since emissions will be increasing for GPU miners. What? How can this be possible? Don't ASICs crowd out GPU miners? 🤯 In traditional Proof-of-Work chains that is true. As a token gains adoption there is more incentive to create an ASIC for it. Algorithms like SHA, Scrypt, Equihash, etc. all have machines made specifically for that algorithm. Algorithms like ProgPoW and KawPoW have been created to be ASIC-resistant to be mined by GPUs. With the SOAP upgrade, Quai Network is going multi-algo with support for hash functions that have ASICs and hash functions that are ASIC resistant. The supported algorithms are: - SHA (ASIC) - Scrypt (ASIC) - KawPoW (GPU) Each of these hash functions will operate on their own difficulty adjustment algorithm 👇 And also have their own allocation of block rewards! As shown in the illustrative example above, Quai block rewards will be increasing overall to accommodate more rewards for GPU miners and ASICs like. How much more profitable will it be? That depends on many factors like difficulty, Quai price, parent chain subsidies from SOAP, etc. In order to determine the ROI with your setup, be sure to track sites like @WhatToMine on December 17th when SHA and Scrypt mining officially goes live on @QuaiNetwork with the SOAP upgrade 🧙‍♂️