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Ok before you harp on my i know that currency mining is hard on hardware and is not very if at all profitable ok i know. But i have a few older pc's in my house and power/internet is not an issue to be concerned with.

my question is what form of currency will be the easiest to mine and the most profitable?

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Don't bother.

 

If you have to, put it towards Folding@Home or Boinc or something.

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1 minute ago, superking75 said:

few older pc's in my house and power/internet is not an issue to be concerned with.

you will not get shit

you will lose WAAAAAAAAAY more money than you  will get

 

get a cheap asic miner, that'll be better than all of your computers put together

Just now, daniellearmouth said:

If you have to, put it towards Folding@Home or Boinc or something.

yeah, do it for a good cause :D

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2 minutes ago, superking75 said:

Ok before you harp on my i know that currency mining is hard on hardware and is not very if at all profitable ok i know. But i have a few older pc's in my house and power/internet is not an issue to be concerned with.

my question is what form of currency will be the easiest to mine and the most profitable?

 

1 minute ago, Aytex said:

None because the amount you mine is the amount your power bill will be...

But what if we take in consideration the possibility that he doesn't pay for either electricity and internet?

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1 minute ago, MimigaKing said:

But what if we take in consideration the possibility that he doesn't pay for either electricity and internet?

still not worth the time and effort

digital currency is just not worth getting imo

 

when was the last time you see bitcoin being used at mcd?

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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2 minutes ago, MimigaKing said:

 

But what if we take in consideration the possibility that he doesn't pay for either electricity and internet?

Too long to mine, value and usefulness of the coins will be questionable at best, and let's be honest here - the mining bubble burst years ago.

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2 minutes ago, MimigaKing said:

 

But what if we take in consideration the possibility that he doesn't pay for either electricity and internet?

He will still be making peanuts considering the inefficiency of using PC to mine.

The Internet is invented by cats. Why? Why else would it have so much cat videos?

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