This is a post that is for all you miners out there. In case you are curious about the new coin Iron Fish and was wondering about the setting for your GPUs. 

Mining Iron Fish

This new privacy coin is a GPU minable coin. Meaning you can finally put all those GPUs that have been sitting idle since $ETH swapped to proof of stake to good use again. Well presumably at least. =) While I won't go into great detail explaining the ins and outs of overclocking. I have something much better for you, a video where someone is doing the talking and explaining. Much easier to listen and fiddle than to read and fiddle at the same time. Well for me at least.

The focus in the video is however only NVIDIA GPUs. So if you like me have both types of cards you might have to do some trial and error on your part. And fair warning, the production value in the video is not the best on youtube. But I think the channel has very good content, hence why I am choosing to share it here.

And in case you're wondering if it is profitable for you to mine Iron Fish, then you need to check the current price. So let me help you with that .

While the price has come down some from the initial price of ~$7. But there has been some great news on the exchange side of things. And you are now able to trade Iron Fish on several exchanges. The three biggest by volume are: BitMart, KuCoin (as I talked about earlier), and in split third place we have BingX and Gate.IO.

If you have started to mine Iron Fish I would love to hear about your experience so far. And as always, the comment section is open. If you would like to support me and the content I make, please consider following me, reading my other posts, or why not do both instead.

See you on the interwebs!

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