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Anyone have a Points per day to payout calculator made up yet? Just want a rough idea of what I may be looking at. Currently at 463k points per day. Still some more tweaking to do.

I can say 1 thing: with such a big difficulty and such a low price Curecoin is NOT PROFITABLE (I mean folding). You receive less than mining DOGE.

I disagree. I was mining DOGE before this and was getting between 2500 to 5000 DOGE / day. That's max $2.50 per day at $0.0005 per.

My first day of folding I received 24 CURE. Ppl have already sold CURE on C-Cex for 0.002 BTC. That's ~$1.00 per CURE assuming $500 per BTC. That means I earned $24 in one day. A ten-fold increase.

That said, the returns are rapidly decreasing as more ppl point their rigs to folding and the total pool PPD goes up, and we don't know when it will level off yet. Also I think it's too early to assign a dollar value to CURE as the volume of trading is still very low.

With my 7950 according to a dogecoin mining calculator I would get $1.12 in revenue daily.

Curecoin I'm getting around 5 a day even with the huge folding jump. There are buy orders for 0.00325 BTC (and increasing) which means that folding would still be getting me $9/day. 9 times as much!

And that's not counting that folding is much better value wise to society and the price is rapidly increasing with it as a new coin while Dogecoin is dying.

I put on folding some of my rigs (~20 Mh in scrypt) and receive 24 CUR after 1.5 days of folding (speed ~2.5 mil PPD).
I'll wait for tomorrow payment, but for now folding is NOT PROFITABLE Sad

2.5 million PPD would get you a lot more than 24 CUR in 1.5 days unless you haven't set it up probably - i.e. its probably bottlenecking because scrypt rigs don't need a high end CPU but for scrypt mining you need 1 core CPU per GPU plus an extra backup core.