I have been investing in cryptos for some years now and i always have to fight a battle with myself whenever i sell some of my cryptos or close my positions in a trade and the price continues to go higher.

Sometimes i regret selling, while sometimes i just try not to look at the particular crypto anymore to avoid having regrets. 

Do you also encounter this? And how do you deal with it?

Im interested to know whats going on here.

Ive heard of other people having this issue lately. Could it be new firmwares that are being made to stop miners ? Since the older cards never had these issues, it seems it only happens on newer batches of cards.

Very funny you said Amepay is holding up very well, unless you are talking in Irony, the IEO price was $0.02 and has already lost more than 60% of its IEO price. I have a feeling the project is real and not a scam but the issue with the team is bad tokenmetircs,  just look at most of the IDOs doing well in the market recently, it was because only 5% of their tokens were in circulation but what people are interested in is the Pumpability of the token not how great your idea is

Had $6800 24hr volume yesterday at $12k volume today.  But only on 2 super sketchy exchanges so no...i wont waste a single hash on a coin with little to no volume....and no real market.  The claim of more profitable than eth is entirely false as ETH has market.  This little coin has nothing but hopes and no traction.  Barely in top 1000.  👎

Back in 2014 you had maybe a dozen or so coins to mine. LTC was the most profitable but from time to time there was Dogecoin, Darkcoin (now DASH), Maxcoin, etc. And every week or so there was 3-4 new coins released that you could mine for a few days with low difficulty, then usually in a few days they almost always got listed on some exchange. And usually sell for a large profit when it hit the exchange.

These days thanks to ETH and their ERC20 tokens. Most projects go straight into an ICO. You need to pay for the tokens, you can't mine them. Hence ETH is the most profitable for GPUs and XMR for CPUs and if there is some other coin out there the profits will more or less be the same since there are bots which hop from pool to pool based on profitability. So these days just save yourself the hassle and just mine ETH.

Are you using any RX GPUs? For years I had issues where they would mine fine for a few days, then all of a sudden some GPU starts getting rejected shares. It would keep going up to like 10% rejected and the only way to fix was to reboot the rig. Usually fixed the issue. No idea why it happened because it would mine for days without rejected shares and then all of a sudden get rejected shares. I tried reducing memory clock or increasing voltages but it didn't seem to help.

So just keep rebooting and should fix the issue. If its a problem with the pool then obviously its not your GPUs fault and you just need to switch pools or wait for them to get it fixed. My advice is just use a miner like PhoenixMiner and use a pool like ethermine. There are guides on how you can easily get paid directly. Nicehash is great but there are issues from time to time.

All depend on price....? how much is 4 1660s and 1 3090?
If it is same price of course 3090 better, alot gpu means alot headache.

trolls are desperate, you cant find a 3060ti, now there is just the 3090, so the fomo make them buy. Profitability can crash anytime to negative and then they will never get their money back, the 200 days will become 9000 days, just like 2018 ehhe

i never tried RTX series before, for me i'm still mining using
GTX 1660Ti Super, i can mine about $2-4/day with these GPU..
100% power fan 80% PSU 340Watt

i really concern about the electricity cost, it turns out, i still can earn much after pay the cost,
i wanna buy RTX series too later, i hope i can mine with that GPU too.