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Give Me Coins!


But actually, Give Me Coins is my favourite pool out there. They pool for LiteCoin with DogeCoin, SysCoin, Umbrella-LTC, and PesetaCoin all merged. You still get all the LTC you normally would, but you get a whole lot extra!

Now, as you know, these are all scrypt coins, unfortunately they don't have any pools for SHA-256 and it doesn't look like they any plans on expanding into the SHA-256 realm. Although I think more pools will since BTCGuild closed it's pool very recently.

They also mine FTC, VTC, and PPC. So if you're looking to switch up pools at some point soon, or just give a different pool a whirl (ahahaha, pun.), give Give Me Coins a shot, with 0% pool-fee and automatic withdrawals there's no downside.

I mean, just look at it!



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