Ни на первом, ни на последующем не стоит заниматься сексом, если не готов строить серьезных отношений с девушкой. Всё идёт в копилку кармы. Секс - это глубина отношений. Во всех смыслах этого слова. Мужчина отвечает за все последствия секса. Нужно к этому вопросу подходить основательно и серьёзно. Такое моё мнение.

Very cool Midge i follow you on twitter and appreciate your calls thought you switched trading to FOREX good to see you still holding PINK

p.s. crypto.pink is up Devvie

Ditto.

very promising coin and im holding strong but i have to admit when i saw 12k i was feeling very very lonely and very very scared
 

Maybe I'm wrong but current price is about 100-150% too high. So dump is possible shortly.

Just wondering why my 140mh/s ASIC is reporting only 111 MH/s on clever mining. I get full speed on other pools no problems. Any settings I need to change?
Using HASHRA Lunar Launcher 10 x 14mh/s

Many thanks

Awesome, glad to have you mining with us! I completely agree with your analysis of large multi-pool mining, which is why I started ipoMiner. If you mine the same group of large hashrate coins as everyone else.. you'll see the same not-that-great returns they do.

Now, for new coin mining, it is easy to figure out what a truly optimal strategy would be: you would sell coins that will go down in the future (more than 90% will) and hold the ones that will go up.

Since none of us are psychic, we more realistically have three imperfect options:

1) Hold everything: If you can afford it, this *may* be the winning strategy. Unfortunately, most miners can't afford to hold every coin they sell, and if they do they probably will still somehow miss time their sell on the 1:100 that does astonishingly well.

2) Sell everything: When you have mined a coin and see profit that you're happy with, sell. This strategy yields the most consistent profits, but also means you miss out on the big winners.

3) A hybrid of #1 and #2: According to your individual risk tolerance and budget, sell enough of your mined coins on a regular basis to achieve the level of consistent profit you want/need. Hold on to some portion, whether that's 5%, 15%, 50% according to your risk tolerance/budget in case a coin later goes up dramatically.

Personally, I try to separate my mining of coins from trading of them. I've personally sold several huge winners way too early (BC, VRC, CINNI, and others). If you can afford to hold every coin you mine forever to see if it turns into a big winner, that may be a reasonably sound strategy as I described in #1 above. Since most miners can't afford to hold every coin for long periods, #3 is more likely to yield the most consistent results while still leaving room for extraordinary profits on a few coins that do well long-term.