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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Bitcoin mining ?
« on: September 19, 2018, 04:36:18 PM »
There’re other reasons why Bitcoin mining is so difficult. Nowadays most of all BTC miners are located in China where they use cheap energy on enormously large mining farms. That’s why other miners have low chances to get rewards. Chinese systems are really huge and efficient. The only way I see is trying cloud mining and grabbing a lot of BTC bonuses to lower deposits and increase ROI. You can find bonuses on cloud sites like Hashflare and Genesis Mining or check specific projects dedicated to these campaigns like http://ccgminingcode.com/ for CCG. Surely, mining altcoins is a solid way to make money but Bitcoin is the main currency, so it’s better to have some.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Is Btc Mining that easy
« on: August 15, 2018, 10:21:29 AM »
Wait, which kind of mining are you talking about? There are two completely different approaches to Bitcoin mining. Hardware one is more expensive and requires better preparations. And I can hardly imagine which links may promote hardware mining. Maybe, you’ve been seeing cloud mining projects? Then there are only a few legit sites with a lot of scam around. For example, CCG Mining is pretty reliable and it features interesting discounts for newcomers: http://ccgminingcode.com/ . Also, Genesis Mining and some other well-known projects are legit too. But it’s true that if you want to reveal any profits, you’ll need to do proper investigations and calculations before investing.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: How to earn ETH?
« on: August 14, 2018, 10:06:35 AM »
Well, you can start with cloud mining. Just mind that it’s quite risky investment, so it’s important to trust only reliable services. If you are ETH miner, check the guide: http://miningtop10.com/ethereum-cloud-mining/. Following by this link, you can find cloud mining sites which have great audience and some proofs of reliability. It doesn’t mean that you will get mind-blowing ROI, but I think it worth trying.

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: Cloud Mining 2018
« on: August 01, 2018, 04:01:27 PM »
Here’re some hints: for reviews take a look at steemit and medium, where real users post their experience. For payouts and ROI be sure to check mining calculators, large sites offer their own. If you are interested in cloud mining, consider using codes (here’s an example from CCG: http://ccgminingcode.com/ ). Other platforms offers similar options.

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: Web Mining
« on: July 25, 2018, 01:24:58 PM »
Of course, there are some apps and services which let users mine with smartphones. But they are even more unprofitable than web or CPU mining. Lol, they even lose in comparison with cloud mining which has relatively low but still possible profits. So, my advice is to forget about mobile mining and switch to regular hardware GPU/ASIC mining or cloud mining (for the latter option, check the list of trusted sites: http://miningtop10.com/ ).

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: tell.me some trusted mining site
« on: July 18, 2018, 01:09:23 PM »
Hey, I can see that you’ve already got some suggesting from other users, but I guess that it may be good for you to try bonuses, like those, which are listed here: http://topminers.net/mining-promo-codes/ccg-promo-code/ . This should be easy to do because all cloud sites have the same bonuses with different amounts. And I guess that you’ll also need to make another research by yourself, just to be sure.

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: Mining of old coins good idea?
« on: July 17, 2018, 09:24:33 AM »
Which coins are old? If you’re talking about Bitcoin, Ethereum and other major currencies which originated a few years ago, it’s not the worst way. Bitcoin is controlled by large mining pools but other old altcoins are reliable, so they can bring more money in the long run. With new coins, you can’t be sure about their future. Additionally, new coins aren’t supported by large cloud mining sites. If you prefer this way to traditional one, focus on old altcoins. what’s more cool, you can get bonuses which aren’t available for new tokens: http://ccgminingcode.com/ . However, you should always consider risks of both cloud and traditional mining. Trading and investing may suit your style more.

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: Success in mining
« on: June 27, 2018, 04:39:14 PM »
Look, the definition of success is when you get more money than you invested in mining, right? In other words, it’s when you get positive ROI. In traditional mining, key success components are powerful equipment, low-cost electricity, and increasing coin price. In cloud mining, you also want to choose better data plan with powerful hardware as well as potentially profitable coin. It’s interesting that cloud services may increase ROI by bonuses and discounts (examples are here: http://hashflarecode.com/). And you don’t have to consider electricity cost. Anyway, both mining styles depend on your initial investments and market conditions.

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Crypto currency Mining / Re: tips for mining!
« on: June 27, 2018, 04:25:46 PM »
It’s the first time I see someone mining with smartphone. It’s odd. Don’t get me wrong, you can mine with phone but it will be completely unprofitable, you will not earn even a hundred dollars per year. Phones aren’t designed for mining. If you don’t have equipment like CPUs or GPUs, consider joining cloud mining sites. They require nothing but money to pay for data plan. With such services, you use remote hardware to mine crypto. Also, they offer bonus codes regularly, check this link for instance: http://hashflarecode.com/. There are several coins available. The most important thing is to trust only famous old sites with huge audience and don’t invest in scam examples.

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Litecoin Forum / Re: What is Litecoin Mining?
« on: June 27, 2018, 04:23:27 PM »
Oh, good job, the guide was useful for me. But only theoretically. I am a newbie here and I haven’t enough money to buy hardware and start traditional mining. Instead, I heard about cloud sites which offer Litecoin mining equipment for rent. HashFlare seems to be large legit service and it also offers discounts: http://hashflarecode.com/. However, I’m not sure in cloud sites and your guide doesn’t provide info on them. Can you help me with some tips on using clouds? Or is it better to avoid them?

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Litecoin Forum / Re: How Do You Mine Litecoin?
« on: June 27, 2018, 04:22:08 PM »
I wonder why you didn’t include info about cloud mining as it’s also an option to get some Litecoins. Many newcomers can’t afford expensive equipment for traditional mining, so cloud may be an interesting alternative. Just as example, large cloud services offer various bonuses regularly (like this http://hashflarecode.com/). It would be better to write a few sentences about cloud sites, so visitors will be able to compare different options.

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Litecoin Forum / Re: Litecoin mining and LTC wallet
« on: June 27, 2018, 02:27:16 PM »
Look, there are two ways to mine Litecoin: with your own hardware or via cloud sites. The firs way requires significant investments and you have to consider electricity bills, equipment maintaining, and free space for mining farms. Cloud sites offer remote equipment, so you only have to pay for data plan and wait for income. Cloud sites also provide bonuses like http://topminers.net/mining-promo-codes/iq-mining-promo-code/. The problem is that hardware mining is potentially more profitable and less suspicious.

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