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I'm having 1750.00h/s with 5 290x. Is this correct? I keep seeing people reporting ~350h/s with 6 480 in the first few pages of this topic...

Depends on the GPU, my reference RX480's are doing 300 h/s

Also, if we want zcash price to rise.. DO NOT SELL

Thanks

does any one know how long does it take for suprnova to send balance onto poloniex wallet? Or should I register and keep the coins in suprnova and transfer them later?

get it on to the exchange you want asap. Then convert to BTC and keep it in BTC cold wallet. Except if you like risk and think ZEC will go up. then keep it for later. But it takes some time 2h+ to get to an exchange.

There is zero chance (in my opinion) that Zcash does not recuperate towards $100 if their roadmap and development gets 'back' on track.

I agree, the reason ZEC value dropped about 25% in value last week was because the word "fork" was uttered, which undoubtedly scared investors. However, it was proven that a fork did NOT occur by the ZCash team. As of today, the value of ZEC is headed back up, currently $34 as I'm writing this. So I'm not sure why anyone would be avoiding ZEC mining right now. In my opinion, the folks who made the most money on BTC were those who got in early and held on to their coins despite the roller coaster ride. Its a risk to hold on to ZEC (or any cryptocurrency), but that's what's required for huge gains.

Sure, you could mine the most profitable currency all the time and immediately dump it at the sign of trouble. A lot of people do this and achieve pretty consistent small returns, but its nothing in comparison to holding onto a cryptocurrency that then suddenly jumps to $1000 a unit or something ridiculous. I do however advocate diversification. We should all be mining more than one cryptocurrency, don't make the mistake of putting all your eggs in one basket. Personally, I mine ZCash because I believe in the concept and I think that its going to become extremely valuable in the future. I maybe entirely wrong, but no one knows what's going to happen with any of these cryptocurrencies in the future. Its all just speculation.

Mining and holding has been the clearly most profitable strategy for any of the top-10 currencies from inception to now. I don't see a reason for that to change, and in my mind Zcash is a top-10 currency without a doubt.