Prohashing Mining Pool Forums

TeslaSolar wrote: ↑Wed Sep 22, 2021 1:41 pm I have been mining since about 2013, got serious in 2017 with my first purchase of an L3+.
I now have an L3+, a Goldhshell Mini-Doge, 2x 3060, 2x 1660ti, and 2x 1660s mining with solar supplementation from my chicken coops.
Currently using mining earnings to expand my solar capacity.
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Mastermind007 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 7:14 am Now days I have a handful of CPU and GPU miners running. This feeds the wallets I use for trading. It is basically a fun game. Ride the next bull run and trade off at the it peak. Who would have thought that watching numbers and candlestick charts could be so exciting.

BMChris wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 4:38 am I'm a complete filthy-casual My mining rig is just my gaming PC running an 8GB RX580.

On a whim, around April this year, I decided to buy £10 worth of DOGE after hearing about it for years, thinking 'well the worst that could happen is I lose £10'

That got me looking into Mining - It was Steve's how-to videos on Youtube that made me choose Prohashing, it was really easy to set up some simple ETHash mining on my GPU. The Prohashing payouts got me to open a Coinbase account and I've been enjoying their Coinbase Earn offers.

I've set myself a fun goal to see how much I can make without directly buying any more than that original £10 investment (haha, that DOGE is worth about 40% of what it was when I got it). So far, using a couple of play-to-earn gaming sites where I just switch my phone to Developer mode and leave it overnight, Coinbase Earn and mining I've made about £133 so far which isn't a lot but has been really fun to do and learn about as I go along. It's really addictive watching the numbers go up even if they are just tiny amounts.

I had a dabble at trading using Stormgain's faucet (it gives you a 'bonus' which you can't withdraw or convert directly, but you keep any profits you make from trading it) but I'm really, really bad at it.

My latest step which I intend to start today - I've scraped around $75 together on Binance and am going to try using trading bots and see what happens.

Mastermind007 wrote: ↑Thu Sep 23, 2021 7:14 am Not much to tell really.

I actually started playing in the crypto scene shortly after Bitcoin was released. Those were the wild west days when BTC was CPU mined. There was no such thing as ACIS rigs. Being a cryptology fan this was a crazy time.

I remember having hundreds of coins, not satoshi but whole coins. They were tossed around without a thought because they were worth very little in those days. I wish I had them today.

As time marched on I sold them off to buy something that I am sure is long gone my now.

Now days I have a handful of CPU and GPU miners running. This feeds the wallets I use for trading. It is basically a fun game. Ride the next bull run and trade off at the it peak. Who would have thought that watching numbers and candlestick charts could be so exciting.