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What is driving the price down is lack of buy orders.... Thinking about switching my miners and buying on exchange to help give some support.

i was thinking about switching my miners to some other coin, then buying noble with the proceeds.

any suggestions as to which would be a one to use?

since all i have at the moment is noble, it's kinda hard to buy noble with noble

I'm about to do this also and I might suggest mining Doge since it has probably the most stable market at the moment thanks to the volume. Doge is also one of the most profitable coins at coinwarz. Another plan would be set the miners to multipool.us that gives the most profitable coin in real time but you have to check and sell multiple times during the day to get the most of it.

So yes I'd say that Doge might be the best coin for this.

Although not every coin on the top of the list is as stable as Doge the daily revenue's for some lesser known coins can be a lot higher then what's on CoinWarz. https://cointweak.com/calculator

Just make sure you do you follow up research i.e. leprocoin is listed as most profitable on that but if you look at the exchange the first buy with any real volume is actually lower then what doge would return, like wise when looking at coinwarz % change of diff and value are important to take note of.

Not everyone wants to instant-sell their coins, so CoinTweak takes the average of lowest sell and highest buy offer. Instant selling is indeed a bit lower profit, but if you have a bit of patience you can get more then what the overview shows. You are correct though that more research is needed, if you take a look at the volume then Suncoin is the most profitable coin with an active trading community. So my best bets would be on Suncoin at the moment. (the volume is only taken from the active exchange at the moment though, other exchanges might have higher trading volumes.)