I think I know who the culprit that is farming these accounts  ------> This guy.
I noticed he has taken his farming mission to the mining (altcoins board) where he makes his posts and then uses his alt accounts to reply. For the past few days, he has been offline, and the offline times of all the alts is pretty close to each other.

So I came across this blog post on OneMiners' website while researching some altcoin mining opportunities, and I have to say—it got me thinking. It breaks down why Dogecoin mining is unexpectedly profitable right now, even compared to some of the big-name coins.

A lot of people write off Doge as just a meme, but the numbers tell a different story. The article goes into details about factors like the latest market trends, mining difficulty, and how the merge mining with Litecoin is actually a huge advantage.

Not trying to shill or anything, but I figured it might be interesting for anyone looking into mining altcoins right now. Check it out here : https://oneminers.com/blogs/news/why-is-dogecoin-crypto-mining-so-profitable-right-now

Curious to hear what others think tho—is Dogecoin mining worth it in the long run, or just a temporary spike?

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