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Are you feeling adventurous today, how about joining in a crypto project early on and start mining some SkyDoge (SKYDOGE) coins now? SkyDoge is supposedly a decentralized social network platform built on a Layer 1 blockchain network including sidechains enabled that has been launched just a couple of days ago apparently and mining has just started using a dedicated crypto algorithm called SHAndwich256 (sha256 + sha512 + sha256 instead of sha256 + sha256).

At the time of posting this there have been just about 7000 blocks mined and the project uses 1 minute block time, so pretty fresh and risky. there are of course no exchanges available, so you will have to download and use the official SKY wallet to mine into for now. The total supply of SkyDOGE is 210 Billion with a 50000 SKYDOGE coins block reward, so yes, another one of those high number of coins projects we are seeing a lot lately.

If you are interested in mining SkyDoge (SKYDOGE) you can head on to the Rplant mining pool and make sure you are using the latest beta version of the WildRig Multi 0.35.3 beta GPU miner that supports the skydoge (SHAndwich256) algorithm for both AMD and Nvidia GPUs. The algorithm used by SkyDOGE is also GPU-intensive, so going for higher clock on the graphics processor results in better hashrate.

Visit the official SkyDOGE project website for more information…

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has released official guide regarding crypto Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) in order to help both investors and professionals interested in participating or starting such a project. Companies and individuals are increasingly considering initial coin offerings (ICOs) as a way to raise capital or participate in investment opportunities. While these digital assets and the technology behind them may present a new and efficient means for carrying out financial transactions, they also bring increased risk of fraud and manipulation because the markets for these assets are less regulated than traditional capital markets.

To chck out the ICOs guide by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)…

We are pretty conservative as far as ICOs go, based on our previous experiences, so we don’t often talk about Initial Coin Offerings, but we live to point out that the JSEcoin ICO is now live. It is a project that we have been following for almost a year now and we can say that we like the idea and what we have seen so far. Going for an ICO with an actual working platform and product that makes sense is the way we want to see things happen as this is the right way to convince your audience and not just go with empty promises. The price of a single JSEcoin is currently estimated to about $0.006 USD in the ICO at the moment and a the current pricing 1 ETH = 75000 JSE + 10% early bird bonus.

So if you still haven’t checked JSEcoin out, then you might want to give it a go. Even if you are not interested in the currently running ICO to purchase JSE coins, you can just self mine them or use the web miner on your blog or a web site, so that visitors will mine for you. Unlike some other web-based miners such as the ones for Cryptonight the JSEcoin miner is not as heavy and demanding to actually make the visitor’s computer laggy and unresponsive because of the mining. There is also an opt-in system in place, so that visitors are being informed about the mining and they need to confirm they agree to share their computational resources when visiting a website with the JSEcoin miner installed.

For more information about the JSEcoin project and to give it a try yourself…


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