How to Mine Cryptocurrency in 2018
Mining has been a great way to put those video cards to use. So much so that us miners aren't leaving a box on the shelves! However, with the increase in mining difficulty we can't all stay on the Bitcoin train if we want to get off at payday station. Making sure that you mine coins with a low difficulty or marketcap is key in realizing large gains. As mining becomes more competitive finding the right algos to mine isn't as straightforward but can easily increase your token yield. Listed below are some cryptocurrency multiminers I've found to help you maximize your profits without any headache.
Bitlab - https://coolbits.io/bitlab/ - Bitlab allows profit switching between all Whattomine.com supported coins. It also has an extremely easy to setup GUI as well as comfortable margins for miners. The dev fee is extremely low and there are several ways to reset in case you're switching between coins or just testing profitability. Each coin can go to it's own wallet as well. Definitely my multi miner of choice.
Nemos Miner - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1777336.0 - Monitors mining pools in real-time in order to find the most profitable Algo. Only works with Nvidia.
Awesome Miner - http://www.awesomeminer.com/ - Manage and monitor mining of Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum. Centralized management for up to 5000 miners. A consistent straight forward miner. Requires more fiddling than the Bitlab one.
Nicehash Miner - https://www.nicehash.com/ - A very easy to use multiminer that changes all your mined coins into BTC. Their wallet was hacked last year leading to some controversy and a loss of faith. Still one of the more profitable miners but be careful leaving any coins with them.
MultiPool Miner - https://multipoolminer.io/ - Can control any miner that is available via command line. Supports AMD, Nvidia, CPU. Open source. Little bit more to the setup when using cmd
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