There are more than 130 billion DOGE at the time of writing. That number will continue to rise at a rate of 10,000 per minute forever. Dogecoin’s creators decided to let the currency be an inflationary one to encourage DOGE “tipping” and other transaction-based uses.
Read moreHow hard is it to mine Dogecoin?
Dogecoin mining difficulty is more than one million times less than Bitcoin mining difficulty . This means you are much more likely to win the block reward when you mine Dogecoin.
Read moreCan I mine Dogecoin with GPU?
Unlike Bitcoin, mining Dogecoin is not very compute-intensive, which allows entry-level computers to mine DOGE and still make a profit. Dogecoin can be mined using various types of hardware, including: computer processors (CPUs) graphics cards (GPUs)
Read moreWhat program do I need to mine Dogecoin?
Today, Dogecoin cannot be mined efficiently with a computer processing unit (CPU) anymore. At least a powerful graphic card unit (GPU), or better a so-called application-specific integrated (ASIC) mining machine is necessary to provide relevant hashpower to the network.
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