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Title: ¿Start mining? Post by: Josease on July 21, 2015, 01:04:54 PM Hello good, because long ago I'm thinking begin to undermine what I'm not sure is whether undermine today Bitcoins or litecoin, which is the most profitable that is say an example I start to undermine Litecoins with an ASIC of 5.2 mh / s to mine Bitcoins start with ASIC 63 or 400/500 gh / s, the truth is not good to do. Recomendarais I'd like to do and how to recover the initial investment made in the ASIC and earn more, thanks.
Sorry for my english... (Google translator 70% xD) Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: Muhammed Zakir on July 21, 2015, 01:10:02 PM ASIC used to mine Litecoin and ASIC used to mine Bitcoin is different. That is, you can not mine Bitcoin with the ASIC you use to mine Litecoin and vice versa.
Which is your language? I or any other use will point you to local sub-board(if any) of your corresponding language which will be better for you. Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: Josease on July 21, 2015, 01:18:14 PM ASIC used to mine Litecoin and ASIC used to mine Bitcoin is different. That is, you can not mine Bitcoin with the ASIC you use to mine Litecoin and vice versa. Which is your language? I or any other use will point you to local sub-board(if any) of your corresponding language which will be better for you. Yeah, I know why I want to buy only one with which you get a higher profit. My language is Spanish Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: GermanGiant on July 21, 2015, 01:47:29 PM ASIC used to mine Litecoin and ASIC used to mine Bitcoin is different. That is, you can not mine Bitcoin with the ASIC you use to mine Litecoin and vice versa. Which is your language? I or any other use will point you to local sub-board(if any) of your corresponding language which will be better for you. Yeah, I know why I want to buy only one with which you get a higher profit. My language is Spanish Pruebe el de mi firma :) Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: GermanGiant on July 21, 2015, 01:53:17 PM ASIC used to mine Litecoin and ASIC used to mine Bitcoin is different. That is, you can not mine Bitcoin with the ASIC you use to mine Litecoin and vice versa. Which is your language? I or any other use will point you to local sub-board(if any) of your corresponding language which will be better for you. Yeah, I know why I want to buy only one with which you get a higher profit. My language is Spanish Pruebe el de mi firma :) No busco minar a través de la nube, me quiero comprar un Asic es mas tranquilo para mi No es un decission sabio. Usted perderá en electricidad y mantenimiento. Compruebe calculadora. https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: g1974ak on July 22, 2015, 03:05:45 PM Hello good, because long ago I'm thinking begin to undermine what I'm not sure is whether undermine today Bitcoins or litecoin, which is the most profitable that is say an example I start to undermine Litecoins with an ASIC of 5.2 mh / s to mine Bitcoins start with ASIC 63 or 400/500 gh / s, the truth is not good to do. Recomendarais I'd like to do and how to recover the initial investment made in the ASIC and earn more, thanks. Sorry for my english... (Google translator 70% xD) I think that is not worth to mine. Price of ASIC to high + electricity + difficulty rising every 14 days. make you investment very hard to be recovered. To not speak for profits. Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: neurotypical on July 22, 2015, 05:12:03 PM ASIC used to mine Litecoin and ASIC used to mine Bitcoin is different. That is, you can not mine Bitcoin with the ASIC you use to mine Litecoin and vice versa. Which is your language? I or any other use will point you to local sub-board(if any) of your corresponding language which will be better for you. Yeah, I know why I want to buy only one with which you get a higher profit. My language is Spanish Pruebe el de mi firma :) No busco minar a través de la nube, me quiero comprar un Asic es mas tranquilo para mi No es un decission sabio. Usted perderá en electricidad y mantenimiento. Compruebe calculadora. https://alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator Maybe he is from a place where their electricity is very cheap. Some people are still making solid, monthly BTC gains by running a couple Antminers, so it's worth looking at. Title: Re: ¿Start mining? Post by: Mickeyb on July 22, 2015, 08:14:34 PM I am pretty sure that this won't be worth your time. Better buy bitcoins on the exchanges instead of investing into the hardware that will be obsolete in couple of months.
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