Dash DASH Mining Difficulty Setting
A: Finding blocks is not an easy task. Since it would take a really long time on some coins, finding a block is broken down into shares. Depending on the server side setting, each share can be a certain difficulty. The more difficult each share is to find by miners, the fewer total shares are required to eventually find a block. CoinWarz Dash difficulty chart. Popular Mining Calculators. Bitcoin Mining Calculator Ethereum Mining Calculator. I would like to better understand the pool difficulty setting. How Do I Start Bitcoin Cash BCH Mining. Home Forums >Dash Currency >Mining >Questions and Help >Welcome to the Dash Forum!
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I think just over 1,000 Dash are mined daily. If there's 15,000 D3's mining it, they're likely getting.0666D/day. If there's 40,000 D3's mining it, that's.025D/day. So roughly between 7 and 20 dollars. Glad I paid list. Honestly, there's been so much hype about them, I wonder if it's not outright dangerous to have that FEW of miners mining that unprofitable of a coin.
I'm sorry, personal rule from experience. Basically, from the early days, be it gpu or Asic, 9 months to ROI seems to be my magic window. There'll always be those few who ROI in days or weeks. There's always those who follow, willing to pay 2-3x for equipment already in common use and give up before ever paying back their investment. But if you're just halfway realistic and keep your feet on the ground, you can usually get into mining, get profitable between 6-12 months (depending on a lot of factors), and have some fun. • • • • • • •.