Putting actual cash directly into coins though - that's a stupid, stupid idea unless you are quite literally going long on them, just like any other stock.
Time to get ready for the Rubycoin relaunch.
It looks promising.
Time to get ready for the Rubycoin relaunch.
It looks promising.
Time to get ready for the Rubycoin relaunch.
It looks promising.
Go ahead. Call it another scam coin.^ don't listen to this guy, yet another trash coin.
They're probably keeping it open so they can keep manipulating the price to $10/ea so they can buy out the whole exchange will all the $ they made at $1k/coin, then they will emerge from their "technical & security" issues with another large percentage of all BTC.
This way they wouldn't have to admit they didn't have the funds to payout that people needed etc. Just use peoples fear and profit.
/conspiracy
You do the same thing I do: Consider cashing out now, then cash out, then cry after you cash out because as soon as you do the market will recover to pre-"crisis" levels.
The thing is though, as long as you're not investing physical cash into coins but rather you're mining them, you're never actually LOSING money on them until their profitability falls below a certain threshold. Miners should never mine and hold unless they're building a portfolio to go long with.
Personally, my mining hardware has already paid for itself. Even at current exchange rates, mining is still profitable. Sure, it's a lot less profitable than it was two months ago, but it's still profitable.
Putting actual cash directly into coins though - that's a stupid, stupid idea unless you are quite literally going long on them, just like any other stock.
Go ahead. Call it another scam coin.
Rubycoin is scrypt, but difficulty retargets after each block.
Yes, they did have a fail launch but they're relaunching on the 24th at 3 PM EST. If you want to join me over at united-miners.com, you're welcome to do so.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=459622.0;all
Fixed up an old rig to start mining with (just needed junk reseated and whatnot); it's got a 460gtx in it though : ( and wondering if just going down to best buy and getting 2 270Xs for $250 each would make sense for a start? My apartment comes with utilities with that in mind is there a better option that I can easily get a hold of?
With free utilities and a given budget, you might be better off looking at 6 series cards? Like a 6950 can meet or beat a 270X in scrypt mining, in terms of pure hashrates. It is less efficient because it has higher electricity usage, but you might be able to find a used one for under $200. If you can find a 6970 or 6990, even better. I guess it depends on your meaning of "easily get a hold of"
Yup.So after Pandacoin absolutely collapses less than a week after its launch you're going to jump on another coin with a huge premine? I'm confused...
Yup.
Except this time, I'll dump early
Just sell them already. :whiste:Well, everybody's got to learn sometime. I'm still sitting on 143k of Coinye West.
Just sell them already. :whiste:
Just sell them already. :whiste: