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MinerGate - Easiest way to start mining cryptocurrencies



MinerGate is GUI mining program that is incredibly simple to get started with. With MinerGate you can mine any of the following:

  • AEON
  • BCN
  • BTG
  • DSH
  • ETC
  • ETH
  • FCN
  • INF8
  • MCN
  • QCN
  • XDN
  • XMR
  • ZEC

If you're new to mining or don't like using all the command line miners you've tried before, getting started is super simple.
  1. Create an account at MinerGate (Click here)
  2. Download MinerGate's miner
  3. Install
  4. Login
  5. Start Mining
You don't need to set up any wallets or anything like that since your logged in everything is saved to your account and you can just mine away until you want to withdraw your currency. If you're not sure what currency you want to mine, they even have the option to run the "Smart Miner" which mines the most profitable coin for you.


Set the intensities of mining to your needs, you can adjust them to mine while you use your computer so you're always mining. Going to bed? Just increase the intensity overnight to mine extra crypto.

If you have any issues with set up or questions about the software itself, please leave a comment!

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