/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>30427212
fuck profits, be an idealist!

>>29700233
>Would I be correct that the gist of solo mining is that it's all or nothing
Yes, solo mining with your own computer should be regarded as if you were playing the lottery. Meanwhile pool mining will actually give you some reward, but it will be very small and it might take a while until you can withdraw due to the very small participation on the overall work. Some people pointed out XMRig which is a very good recommendation, but you will need to read a little bit to set it up properly. If you want a quick way in just to see how it works, I recommend going on cryptonote.social and downloading the MoneroCart miner that they have. It's super straightforward and it has a chat feature so you can ask other miners (and the pool operator) questions about mining, etc, they're chill.

>>28667062
>People still mine Monero commercially. So there are large targets.
Fair enough. But because it uses consumer-grade CPU, then even if the government control many warehouses of CPUs there is still a chance for the community to fight against it because it's just a bunch of CPUs.
This scenario is impossible with ASICs, but it's possible with RandomX.

>>28668085
>i'm still filling my bags with zcash though
My friend I wish you the best of luck. This is the wild west for speculators so I hope you make 100x on Zcash on the condition I make 1000x on my Monero ;)

>>14759696
there are multiple software wallets out now, the offical GUI is a little clunky but works. there is also Exodus, Monerujo for Android cake wallet for IOS
mymonero is another one
trezor and ledger hardware wallets both work also with the offical GUI

>>14732104
learn about it, research it, watch monero konfrenco talks (some are long and boring others are better) watch monero talk watch breaking monero ect... you will have iron hands if you follow this advice