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It depends on your mining setup and goals. Here are some scenarios where adding two mining addresses (or pools) can be beneficial:
Reasons to Add Two Mining Addresses:
- Failover (Backup Pool): If your primary mining pool goes down, your miner will automatically switch to the second one, preventing downtime.
- Load Balancing: Some miners configure two pools to distribute work, ensuring steady mining performance.
- Higher Uptime & Stability: If one address has connectivity issues, the second keeps your miner running.
- Testing Different Pools: You can compare performance between pools to see which offers better rewards.
When to Stick to One Address:
- If the mining pool has a high uptime (99%+), and you trust it.
- If the pool fees are low, and adding another won’t necessarily improve your earnings.
How to Set It Up:
- Most ASIC miners allow you to add a primary pool and a backup pool in the settings.
- Ensure you use different addresses for different pools (or the same pool with different servers).
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