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It's Dec. 17th 2017, we're at the absolute peak of that bull run, you're hyped up on hopium and bought all the top 100 Cryptos by marketcap. Five and a half years later only 7 of those purchases are in profit today, 62 are down 90% or more, and more Stats.
The state of GPU mining profitability - still worse than Folding Banano
FIRO cryptocurrency is focused on ensuring the highest standards of user anonymity.
Huobi delists Monero, ZCash, and several others
Lelantus Technology. You dont heard about it. What I learned from FIRO whitepaper?
FIRO is a mining magnet in the coming weeks
FLUX - RVN - ERGO - FIRO - ETC ; How does the "Tech" / "Community" / "Project" / "Development" compare ?
UNPOPULAR: CBDC's going to happen and QNT will skyrocket.
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#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
yea i've got a handful of bags i will sell when they break even. CHZ, IOTA, ADA, HOT, FIRO i managed to average down on them all in late 2022. so rather than -80% they are all sitting around -40% which makes me feel better
Don't forget [BasicSwap DEX](https://basicswapdex.com/) which has been live for over a year now and supports atomic swaps between BTC, XMR, PIVX, PART, DASH, FIRO and LTC.
Multiple projects including Horizen are actively working to meet regulatory and compliance requirements. I know Horizen are deprecating shielded pools and looking to remove the ability for shielded transactions. FIRO is working to add exchange-only transparent addresses, as well as ZCash. OKX exchange is also delisting privacy tokens tomorrow.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
Hold your ETH. ETH will outperform BTC in terms of Xs to be made. If you want better returns from low caps then you can sell some for RAIL, FIRO, and NEXT.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
I know you guys don't even read these posts before commenting but "BEAM, XMR, MOB, FIRO, and ZEN are still included in the restrictions"
> Per the emails users received, BEAM, XMR, MOB, FIRO and ZEN are still included in the restrictions. Monero is still restricted
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
Monero is just too good at what it does. It's incredibly hard to trace. More details from the article... At least four European countries where the delisting will become operational soon: France, Italy, Poland and Spain. It's not just Monero, also: Zcash (ZEC), Dash (DASH), Verge (XVG), Beam (BEAM), Decred (DCR), Secret (SCRT), Horizen (ZEN), MobileCoin (MOB), Navcoin (NAV), Firo (FIRO), and PIVX (PIVX).
I can say goodbye to my FIRO then. 😢
* XRP x18 next bullrun * Quant x35 next bullrun * LCX x170 next bullrun (x400 by 2030 at least) It's as simple as that. I also expect BTC x7 next bullrun, ETH x5 and ADA x12, while I do believe Monero will be at least x10. Darkhorse could be FIRO: x800
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is a Ethereum Classic con-argument written by etj103007. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? Check out the [Cointest archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find submissions for other topics.
The meme thing was a good one for me and I refuse to be greedy knowing that anything could happen. I made 7x from Pepe and moved everything to my low caps, SYLO and FIRO. I believe privacy low caps will do well in the next bull run.
#Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments Below is an argument written by etj103007 which won 1st place in the Ethereum Classic Con-Arguments topic for a prior [Cointest](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_policy) round. Submit an argument in the Cointest yourself and earn Moons if you win. Moon prizes are: 1st - 600, 2nd - 300, 3rd - 150, and Best Analysis - 500. > **What is Ethereum Classic?** > > Ethereum Classic is the original blockchain of the Ethereum network. After the 2016 DAO hack, users voted to hard fork the chain. The unaltered blockchain came to be known as Ethereum Classic (ETC), while the changed blockchain is now known as the much more popular Ethereum (ETH). > > Due to the users of ETC both using the unaltered blockchain and supporting an immutable blockchain, its users have adopted the slogan “Code is Law”. > > **1. Ethereum Classic will stay on PoW, and no one knows what will happen to it after the Merge.** > > While this is good for miners, when the inevitable Merge finally happens, Ethereum's (ETH) miners would have to find new crypto to mine. And while there are many prospects, (such as RVN, ERGO, and FIRO) Ethereum Classic (ETC) is yet another possible option for them. After the merge, no one knows what might happen when miners switch over to these PoW cryptos. > > According to an article by messari.io, 97% of miner revenue comes from ETH alone. The current ETH network hash rate stands at almost 1 Ph/s, while ETC is 40x smaller, at a meager 23 Th/s. > > Of course, not all miners will choose to go to ETC, but migration of such size has never been seen before in the history of cryptocurrency. And its effects are also unknown. > > Since ETC is PoW, it is also susceptible to 51% attacks, which have happened several times in the past (such as the 3 attacks in Aug 2019). Protections have been put into place, but it still means waiting for long periods to get enough block confirmations for your transactions. > > **2. It has fewer future prospects than Ethereum** > > Even though ETC does support smart contracts, most apps use ETH instead as its ecosystem is definitively bigger than ETC. **ETH is just much more well-known among users as the 2nd biggest crypto**. > > **In conclusion:** > > Even though most know ETC as "**the original Ethereum**", its forked brother is simply more popular, more secure, and has better prospects. ETH will become a network using less energy too. ETH miners today may transition to ETC, **but its future remains cloudy.** > > **TLDR: Questionable future after ETH merge, fewer prospects than ETH.** ***** Would you like to learn more? [Click here](/r/CointestOfficial/comments/uhhii4/coin_inquiries_ethereum_classic_conarguments_may/) to be taken to the original topic-thread or you can scan through the [Cointest Archive](/r/CointestOfficial/wiki/cointest_archive#wiki_ethereum_classic) to find arguments on this topic in other rounds. Pros and cons per topic will likely change for every new post. Since this is a con-argument, what could be a better time to promote the Skeptics Discussion thread? You can find the latest thread [here](/r/CryptoCurrency/comments/12vodz3/daily_general_discussion_april_23_2023_gmt0/).
I'm most interested in XMR, but I'm also interested to see where FIRO & Zcash go
came to this thread to find something interesting. FIRO looks cool. Thanks!
The bigger PoW coins, that can't be minted in arbitrary amounts out of thin air, like all the tokens on ERC20/BEP20/PLG20. So take a look at LTC, DGB, RVN, FIRO, KMD, ARRR.
Not the first time this happens, and for sure not the last time. I guess the only "solution" to this problem is to completely stay away from any tokens that can be minted... and i fear this applies to almost all tokens that exist... so back to real coins on real blockchains that can't be minted like this... BTC, LTC, DGB, RVN, FIRO, KMD and so on...
>the point is the difficulty of the concept The concept is not difficult. You can go look to see how much XMR is in existence at any time you want, just like with BTC. https://moneroj.net/coins/ If you're just wanting people to understand issuance, it's simple. There are X number of XMR, and there will always be 0.6 issued every time a block is mined. We can see this because the coinbase transactions are public and not obfuscated. Wow. Many complicated. >you simply add up the coins and bam you know there isn't hidden inflation So in your mind, someone who cannot understand the fundamental math that make cryptocurrency possible will be able to "simply" add up all the coins to know there is no hidden inflation? Right...ok. And if you're saying it's just about the conceptual understanding, then you should know that, CONCEPTUALLY, the way Monero prevents hidden coin creation is simple. Or, at least, it's similarly complex to understanding, conceptually, how the cryptography of any cryptocurrency functions. People use https daily and have no idea how it works. >"Trust me bro there's some maths..." This is literally how people explain all cryptocurrency. You're telling me a majority of non-techy users of BCH understand how even something simple like block hashing works? No. It's literally "trust me bro there's some maths" unless they are literally validating blocks by hand every time one gets mined. This is still a flawed argument to be using. Monero proofs are understandable on a conceptual level, and it's fallacious to say it must be elementary school simple in order to be a valid technology. People don't even understand how IP addresses and DNS and internet routing works, even on a conceptual level, but they still use the internet. This part of the conversation is getting pointless. >So are transactions public, or aren't they? Isn't the Monero argument "All your transactions are untraceable", how does "but wait they're sometimes not untraceable" fit into the whole "XMR has better fungibility than Bitcoin" argument? I cannot help you if you think you are going to get all your knowledge on a cryptocurrency from a Reddit comment thread with one user. You clearly have not even attempted to do even a modicum of research into the topic. A simple Google search would answer all of these questions. I even told you in my previous comment that this is made possible with a view key, and Seraphis will improve on this. It's OPTIONAL transparency. Private by default but with the option to publish a view key so that others can see things like donations. >is going to decide the winning crypto I think your definition of the "winning crypto" and my definition are different. You want something that can be supported by the government, and therefore a coin that can surveilled, at the expense of the very purpose of cryptocurrency. That's cool. That's just now what I think makes something the "winning crypto." Monero, even with its regulatory pressure, has massively more usage than other cash-like, transaction-centric cryptocurrencies. >Ok so it's not true that pruning can't be done, but it sounds like it is more difficult. Do you have sources that can be cited to explain the specifics? Yeah, but lets first acknowledge that it's a huge issue that this website is promoting so much patently false info. And now you're saying it's more difficult? Where did you get that impression. You literally just add --prune-blockchain to start a pruned blockchain. How is that difficult? Sounds like you, once again, are relying on a random Redditor (me) for your information and not doing any research. I would advise doing deep research into other cryptos from sources actually about those cryptos. >What information sources would you recommend on Monero, I am very happy to read and make updates. https://getmonero.org has a lot of good stuff. Some is outdated, but most of it still applies generally. Honestly searching r/Monero for specific topics and questions will reveal an excellent base of information. The core developers are active and answer lots of questions. Join the sub, and I think you'll see the rapid development and actual usage to be very healthy. >Is there a Monero site that explains what is lacking or problematic with Monero? That seems rather biased. I like to research coins just based on their factual properties and make my own judgements on which properties are pros and cons. Since I don't think like you're describing, I don't think I can come up with a resource that is just about what is problematic. However, the Monero community is extremely critical. Each week we critique it and try to figure out how to improve things on Reddit. It's also an ongoing thing in the Matrix channels. There is also a great (slightly outdated but still applicable) YouTube series by some prominent people in the Monero community called Breaking Monero where we try to highlight how adversaries could "break" Monero's privacy and how to solve it. Some of what is mentioned in the series has already been solved, but still a great watch. The Monero community is pretty ruthless against its own in a good way. You're right that I am currently an advocate of Monero, but the moment another coin does the core principles of crypto better, I will be an advocate for that coin. In my mind BCH ain't it, otherwise, that's where I'd be. FIRO and ZEC show promise but are far from getting there. >Given you're such an advocate for Monero, what is your steelman explanation for why it hasn't just completely taken over everything and is rank 1 crypto? First, who cares? I've never once cared about the price or market cap of Monero. Why would I? Monero has adoption in the spaces where it matters: a P2P currency that is resistant to government interference. Why do you think it's becoming the exclusive coin on the dark web? And since you brought it up, according to https://coinmarketcap.com/, Monero outranks BCH, so what even is your point? I don't think this matters at all, though. Trades and ownership using institutional money and centralized exchanges are primarily responsible for these numbers, and none of that matters to me regarding P2P digital cash, really, so... But BTC has network effect, obviously, and other than that, you can see the other popular coins have a lot of institutional influence, so I'd imagine that has something to do with it. ETH isn't even really a cryptocurrency. It's a decentralized computer, by design. It's not trying to be a P2P cash system.
LCX can be bought on their own exchange (LCX Exchange) and on Coinbase. FIRO can be bought on Binance.
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Sure. \- LCX (native token of the LCX Exchange). They're full blown centralised, partners include WEF and big banking, they aim om security and they're paving the way for tokenization of every digital and non-digital asset. Gilbert Verdian (CEO of Quant) is or was in the advisory board, and they're on very close terms with QNT. \- FIRO (privacy coin, former Zcoin). This is the direct opposit from the WEF/Bing Banking and centralization projects. These two are my big bags in the Midcap. I do own some small cap coins offcourse, more for a gamble and needless to say large cap solid projects. What are your MCaps?
Tldr # Crypto exchange Huobi revealed that it had already terminated trading for Dash (DSH), Decred (DCR), Firo (FIRO), Monero (XMR), Verge (XVG), Zcash (ZEC) and Horizen (ZEN) on September 6. Deposits for each coin will also cease as of September 12, but withdrawals will continue to function.
According to whattomine dot com The highest hash rates after ETH are NEOXA, RVN, FIRO, ZANO, BEAM, SERO, ETC
Is there a difference between BTC and FIRO ?
Somebody bought the top of FIRO F in the chat
Tf is FIRO dude. Shit’s on fire
🚀 Biggest Winners Today: $FIRO (+188%), $UNI (+22%), $MATIC (+21%), $AAVE (+19%), $AR (+16%), $ATOM (+14%), $CRV (+14%)
I'm holding 1.43 FIRO in my portfolio just to have it on my radar. I don't think you can consider me to be a shill. I was genuinely curious why the price went from about 1.5$ to 6$ in a matter of hours. I see that it now has gone down again to 4.4$. Must have been a whale or something like that.
That FIRO thing did a 360% up. I LIKE THAT
Does anybody know why FIRO's sky rocketing at the moment?
My list is BTC ETH ETC RVN ERGO CONFLUX FIRO
LCX Exchange will provide it, because this is the future for most crypto ( minus Monero and FIRO). Take a good look at LCX and you'll see.
FIRO sits at a price of about $2 and had a peak of $140 back in 2018. i know you're not supposed to trade on coins by looking at their previous ath but at this rate if we even got close to the old ATH you're looking at a 70x. it's been pretty flat since 2018 but i wonder whether it will ever pump back up again.
The next highest profit GPU mined coins have been pumping over the last few days as speculation over which coins will replace ETH for mining. This includes ERG, FLUX, ETC, RVN, FIRO, and SERO among others. Something to keep an eye on.
Have you tried AtomicDEX? It supports more then a dozen different chains (ETH, Polygon, Avalanche, BSC) and a lot of UTXO coins (BTC, LTC, KMD, DOGE, DASH, DGB, RVN, FIRO...). You can swap cross-chain between any of those. https://github.com/KomodoPlatform/atomicDEX-Desktop/releases
**Mining perspective:** The hashrate is high, because for most non-lhr cards it´ s still most profitable. The difference at the end are a few cents a day to TON eg. Potential of TON? no one fucking knows. Most of the home miners would even continue to mine ETH with exactly 0 profit after electricity bill to heat up the apartment. Also, most other coins dont undervolt that hard like ETH, making them at the end not that attractive to a few miners. Ofc TON ermergin blah blah, we saw that already with Ergo, FIRO etc. but ETH was "always" there, and people want to get that juicy ETH as long as you can pay it with the monthly bill. You will see: The closer we get to the merge, the more hashrate is added. Has nothing to do anymore with the prize. Undervalued? Yes. Overvalued? Maybe. But everyone saying, go get that juicy TON coin, you can moon 1000x: Kiss my a\*\*. Keepin house warm, having no trouble on exchanges, and having the highest ETH income since end of may makes me ask why it cant even go more down, so that the fearful kids only there for short cash go back to their floki anal inu. My € profit is halfed now since I started last year, and I still don´t give a damn. As long as the ETH income stays more or less steady (went down about 17%).
The hashrate is high, because for most non-lhr cards it´ s still most profitable. The difference at the end are a few cents a day to TON eg. Potential of TON? no one fucking knows. Most of the home miners would even continue to mine ETH with exactly 0 profit after electricity bill to heat up the apartment. Also, most other coins dont undervolt that hard like ETH, making them at the end not that attractive to a few miners. Ofc TON ermergin blah blah, we saw that already with Ergo, FIRO etc. but ETH was "always" there, and people want to get that juicy ETH as long as you can pay it with the monthly bill. You will see: The closer we get to the merge, the more hashrate is added. Has nothing to do anymore with the prize. Undervalued? Yes. Overvalued? Maybe. But everyone saying, go get that juicy TON coin, you can moon 1000x: Kiss my a\*\*. Keepin house warm, having no trouble on exchanges, and having the highest ETH income since end of may makes me ask why it cant even go more down, so that the fearful kids only there for short cash go back to their floki anal inu. My € profit is halfed now since I started last year, and I still don´t give a damn. As long as the ETH keeps more or less steady.
Masternode? Reminds me of 2017, the masternode frenzy was crazy back then. I used to mess around with the cheaper ones and regret it but maybe you'll have luck. Usually you'd want to host it on a cloud server in case your internet goes down or something but if the coin doesn't have a penalty for being down I guess whatever you want. DASH is like 100k i think to start, cheap one maybe FIRO?
Banano - a copy of nano, but with memes because. Fast, feeless, and fun you can’t beat that! I also like FIRO, but maybe that’s because I got hella luck and found two blocks on my 3070tu.
I was late to the game, got in on a couple alts so I’m start to work on ETH/BTC now, but like 40% CRO, 40% LRC, 5% ETH 5% FIRO 5% RVN, 5% ONE/KURO.
I’m sorry lol: FIRO, formerly Zcash, is holding above $5 nicely although and they’re doing a little “week of Christmas” thing on Twitter that’s kinda cool. I was mining with my computer and found two blocks of coins (like Bitcoin, you mine FIRO and recurve blocks for rewards). Considering I only have a smaller gpu, I got really lucky finding both of them, like I had less than 1% the first time, and %14 the second time (luck of finding a block compared to all the other miners mining) after mining for almost 2 weeks. RVN, or Raven Coin, is also holding around $.085 pretty well, and I am currently mining that so I am happy although I am mining it through a pool, so only receive parts of a block as payouts. Hope that broke it down a bit more, haha.
FIRO is treading the waters nicely for me. Got lucky with 2 blocks on my 3070ti. RVN is also doing alright. What coins have you mined that you’re keeping an eye on?
They can be overshadowed, yes, (because no one really knows the future) but I think both RVN and ERG have the spotlight when it comes to the next coin miners will switch to after ETH. ERG is "easier" to mine than ETH, and I recall it pumping alongside RVN during EIP-1559. (Correct me if I'm wrong) RVN on the other hand is "harder" to mine, and requires a bit more power, meaning more heat to manage. But the RVN halving (similar to BTC's) is coming sometime around January 2022. That could increase the price (demand is still needed though, however) and say ETH does end up going full PoS in 2022, that would be perfect timing for RVN. Besides these two however, there's still a lot of competition/mineable coins, such as FIRO and ETC. (You can check sites like whattomine and 2cryptocalc to see what are the most profitable coins to mine w/ gpus.)
Well I doubled my wBan-wEth liquidity, started swapping around for some more ONE and started taking my RVN and FIRO profits today. When do I start getting paid for having this full time job?
Really any solid privacy coins! XMR, FIRO, SCRT
Sorry FIRO is the best privacy coin or there, after lelantus spark it's gonna be even better.
I’ve gone for FIRO myself. It aims to integrate different ecosystems into it and let you send different coins with all the privacy features which I think will be a big thing when it happens, it’s currently working on allowing to send stable coins with privacy features at the minute🤞
FIRO with Monero. Today privacy is to so popular but it will become after everyone realise it.
Honestly I've been trying to vet out FIRO and they check all these boxes as a good project. Still not convinced yet but I've been eyeing it for a while because I've been looking at poof of work GPU coins and it really stuck out better than Raven originally, and now this post is giving me even more confidence.
SCRT & FIRO are solid privacy coins as well
Meme: As the poster below you said make your own. Legit: try folding@home, you can’t set it to low/medium/high intensity, mines off your cpu/gpu, you’re advancing science while you do it. No fees, paid directly to your wallet. I’ve mined FIRO solo/pool, RVN pool, folding@home (banano), and ETH pool. Folding @home was easiest to set up by far.
I've been dodging them all this time because it looked suspicious. Can't wait to see everyone drop out of SOL into SHIB or something equally funny lol. RVN, MATIC, FIRO, XRP. That's my stack. I'm not saying there aren't other good projects (there are), but that's where I put my chips.
FIRO, a privacy coin similar to monero that is also one of the most profitable to mine with a GPU
My favourite coin isn't listed, where's FIRO!
XMR is no longer private, they can trace it now... Check out FIRO, formerly zCoin... i have a bag loaded for a pluto mission
Want privacy then better check FIRO, iykyk
Low market cap FIRO - lets PUMP this shit up
FIRO and XLM, but I bought high in the May craze. Just holding on to it in the hope they both recover (which they are doing, allbeit very slowly.)
FIRO and AGIX my little babies I hear nothing about them here they just silently do bits
SHIB, Harmony, and FIRO
Let the shilling begin... FTM. DOT. FIRO.
My coins of the week: $ETH $ONE $FIRO let’s fucking go!
I was using nbminer for RVN, using the 2miners software to run FIRO since I couldn’t figure out ccminer for some reason.
That makes sense for sure, that was my plan with RVN but I’m kidding digging FIRO so I might hold on to some as I go.
Don't sleep on other privacy coins :D I'm into FIRO. They do lots of updates on youtube however they get pretty much no views. I don't even watch them but I watched one earlier on, enough to let me hodl and forget about it.
You think FIRO is a good investment on today’s price point? Any other low cap you suggest? Thnx
FIRO - great team, privacy and super low max supply
ADA, XRP, Matic, VET, FIRO, BNB
FIRO. Been around since 2016 (As Zcoin- changed name a year ago) 21,000,000 total cap, 12 million in existence. Currently $7+. $25 before May crash. $189 top of 2017 bull run. This bull run expectations running from $250 all the way up to near on a thousand based on fib retracement and elliott wave theory predictions, which are pretty good indicators. Great project, actively developed. Privacy focused. Proven project.
RVN, BTCZ, FIRO, VDL, Ycash
That is possible. I'm also sick of all the crazy control governments are having over people. When they start using AI to track and control transactions, things are going to get very weird. I like BTC as an investment right now, but I'm definitely going to use FIRO for my transactions (privacy matters).
FIRO trending at #3 on coinmarketcap at the minute. Nice...