So I started testing the waters of mining with my GTX1080, I know its not the ideal miner but its my gaming PC so I thought why not give it a shot while im not using it. Anyways, I did a bit of reading and switched from ETH and DCR mining to Mona as whattomine says its the most likely to make some money with. I'm using ccminer and I'm getting roughly 45-60MH/s at asicpool.info. What I'm wondering is as follows: Is there a better miner to use, and also, does anyone have opinions on what pool to mine, as I just picked the first one I found that has a nice dashboard and seems to work reasonably well. Also, I've got a second 1080 that I could toss into the system, but I'm not sure if I should just sell it for the cash or if its worthwhile to mine with 2 as opposed to 1. TL;DR: New to mining, using a GTX1080 trying to find the best monacoin pool to use and the best miner to go with. Some of you seem to not worry at all about the power costs when you're running multiple 1080-s and claim to have your psu-s as bottlenecks.

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Do you have super cheap electricity or something? Just started my first month of test-mining with 6x1070-s, although ETH currently. However I am aware that I won't be getting back my ~3400€ investment in the rig (it wasn't even bought with the cheapest parts possible), if I only mine ETH, so I'm also doing research on other altcoins and yes, whattomine.com suggests monacoin as one of the most profitable ones currently. So 'Hello everyone, I'm here to listen now.' Largest Nexus NXS Mining Operation on this page.

It seems that the last day MonaCoin (MONA) has exploded in price and profitability for mining as a result, so there is increased interest from miners. So here is a 32-bit Windows binary (CUDA 8.0) of the latest ccMiner 2.2-based fork from Nanashi Meiyo-Meijin () with optimized Lyra2REv2 performance. The code is based around the ccMiner 2.2 release from tpruvot, but offers faster performance for Lyra2REv2 with up to about 10% (depending on the GPU being used) compared to other publicly available forks. Mine ZCoin XZC In Browser. The Lyra2REv2 algorithm is performing very well on Nvidia-based mining rigs, so with the current low altcoin mining profitability you might want to give it a try. The profitability of VertCoin (VTC) is lower, but still pretty high compared to some other coins and algorithms at the moment, so it is also an alternative as the profit for MONA can start to drop soon. Monacoin (MONA) started as a scrypt-based peer-to-peer payment network and digital currency based on an open source protocol, though it has later on moved to Lyra2REv2 mining algorithm.

It was released by the monacoin project and is claiming to be the first Japanese Cryptocurrency. Website – Block Explorer / Crawler – SPECIFICATIONS • Lyra2REv2 (originally Scrypt until block 450000) • Premine: none • Block time: 1.5 minutes • Subsidy halves in 1051k blocks (~3 years) • Total Coins: 105,120,000 MONA • Block reward: 25 MONA • Retarget: 1 block (Dark Gravity Wave algorithm, hard fork at block 450000) DOWNLOADS – – – Source Code – PORTS • RPC Port: 25535 POOLS – – – – EXCHANGES – – –.

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