Despite DOGE mining difficulty shooting up this week it's still one of the most profitable coins to mine thanks to its spike in value. I've been making $60+ per day mining it. Now if I only had 10x as much hardware...
It's very funny to me how dogecoin has taken off. :-) I got tipped on reddit and now I'm hooked.
I think the seamless nature of tipping on reddit (all you have to do is reply to a comment with +/u/dogecoinbot n and it will send coins) has really spurred its use.
Btw, now that I have a dogecoin wallet (DRVMiXCneJhFVBy4r4T2zpw9j5f4Tp1KzH), anyone want to send me some...? :-D
there you go.
edited to add (and bring back on topic): this might look spammy, and in fact it is -- some subreddits don't like all the tipping noise at all, but on /r/dogecoin it's the big thing that differentiates it from the other altcoins.
So is that "I've been grossing $60+ per day mining it."?
Also, you've converted that value from doge to bitcoin? Any idea what your costs are (hardware + running)?
I go DOGE -> BTC -> USD.
How do you use Cryptsy and multipool at the same time? multipool converts to BTC automatically and only pays out in BTC. multipool also doesn't mine Dogecoin all the time, just the most profitable coin, and keeps which coin it is mining a secret from the user.
Your story doesn't add up.
EDIT: Hashcows is similar to multipool except it tells the user what it mines, has a slightly lower fee, and allows users to keep the alt coins or auto convert directly to BTC. It hasn't mined DOGE lately, here's what it is mining.