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Is it profitable to mine TON (former Gram of Durov)?
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[QUOTE="Good-Guy, post: 180847, member: 29109"] As far as I have learned, the profitability factor of any given coin actually depends on the mining difficulty. If the mining difficulty is too high, then it will take a lots of really high-level hardware to mine coins. So it is wise to mine a coin that has a low mining difficulty. Unfortunately, there is not any coin that has a low mining difficulty. In the past, Bitcoin had a much low mining difficulty and it was possible to mine Bitcoin using outdated hardware. But now this is not possible at all. [/QUOTE]
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