Title: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: kathir on January 05, 2013, 12:40:17 PM hi i am planning to earn some soney by mining bitcoins.can some one suggest me wheather it will be profitable or not.
and is there any one from india mining bitcoins and can you guys plz guide me thanks and i am currently mining a 200MH/s which i know is very low Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: Luno on January 05, 2013, 12:57:30 PM Option 1:
If you have an ATI graphics card (used $85-$150), you can setup a computer to mine. Some places in India have "free" electricity. You recoup your investment, but you will only make a little money. Option 2: You buy dedicated ASIC based mining hardware, when it becomes available (entry $400-$1200). But the payback time is longer and you may wait 6 months or a year before you got your original investment back. If you are planning to live off of it it's more like $30.000-$60.000 you have to invest in hardware, and there is some risk that the price of Bitcoin and mining difficulty will make your investment unprofitable. Option 3: Make your business or make a business accepting Bitcoin. Little risk, little investment, profit from day one. mining heaven India style: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Wdm_lyaf5XQ/UBiioQwzsCI/AAAAAAAAC20/unDPISM_f-A/s640/dangerous+power+lines.jpg Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: kathir on January 05, 2013, 01:43:23 PM thanks for the reply.
i thought i would be cheap :) Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: spndr7 on January 05, 2013, 05:58:28 PM Some places in India have "free" electricity." What do you mean ? Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: Luno on January 05, 2013, 06:06:27 PM Some places in India have "free" electricity." What do you mean ? In poor neighbourhoods people just hook up an extension cord to the power cables that run from street lamp to street lamp. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on January 27, 2013, 04:33:42 AM with BFL ASIC getting real. other option for mining going to extinction. In India cost of electricity different in different states and free for farmers in many states. Also electricity is heavily subsidized. So it can quite profitable.
Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: Benson Samuel on January 27, 2013, 05:38:03 AM [/quote] In poor neighbourhoods people just hook up an extension cord to the power cables that run from street lamp to street lamp. [/quote] Read a recent report where the BESCOM is clamping down on illegal connections. But electricity is dirt cheap in India. It has potential to be an outsourcing destination for Electricity for Mining. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: 18dew on March 21, 2013, 10:33:08 AM with BFL ASIC getting real. other option for mining going to extinction. In India cost of electricity different in different states and free for farmers in many states. Also electricity is heavily subsidized. So it can quite profitable. BFL heats up a lot poor farmer would require HVAC System. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: vagabond911 on March 21, 2013, 08:27:36 PM This page seems to have some Info.
https://www.facebook.com/BitcoinIndia Title: Re: bitcoin mining Post by: grimreaper on March 22, 2013, 03:48:54 PM mining heaven India style: http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-Wdm_lyaf5XQ/UBiioQwzsCI/AAAAAAAAC20/unDPISM_f-A/s640/dangerous+power+lines.jpg @Luno --- Nice Pic, and yes you do get to see a lot of these in India ;D BTW about GPU mining it will be difficult to earn soon with those ASIC monsters being flooded to market soon. I wish I was in US could have bought a BFL Jalapeno :'( But if I am correct they haven't even shipped one of those ??? Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on March 22, 2013, 06:14:52 PM That is correct, none shipped as yet.
I have received a bunch of mails from people who either wish to buy or manufacture ASICS in India. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: wisard on March 23, 2013, 08:46:08 AM Does anyone know what the custom fees will be for importing ASICs to India?
Avalon batch #3 pre-ordering has just opened. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on March 24, 2013, 03:10:28 AM Where are the batch 3 orders opened? I do believe that it was a teaser to show the prices and then remove.
They seem to be planning to open the 3rd batch on Friday. (price is about 88BTC-115BTC, 1BTC= 360RMB,SO the batch3# avalon price is 31680-41400 RMB (5000-6666 USD) .) Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: wisard on March 24, 2013, 09:07:44 PM Yes - it was a teaser.
I thought it was opened because the translated post in Chinese said it would be Friday (and the Chinese post was published before this last Friday.) From what I've heard, pre-ordering should open within 48 hours however... Anyways, I've actually partnered with other forum members to buy ASICs where they handle it in China and we share the profits after the investment has been recouped. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: wtman on March 26, 2013, 05:56:40 PM I'm new to bitcoin mining but I'm not new to business.
Interested in learning more. btw you guys could move to mining the other upcoming currencies. There's no reason why there won't be 3-4 major popular currencies rather than just bitcoin. I'm interested in learing about mining Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on March 27, 2013, 04:38:17 PM I'm new to bitcoin mining but I'm not new to business. Interested in learning more. btw you guys could move to mining the other upcoming currencies. There's no reason why there won't be 3-4 major popular currencies rather than just bitcoin. I'm interested in learing about mining that is not that simple. I think not much information shared actually. Do some maths and try practically, then you may get a picture, if it worth mining other coins or not. with ASIC introduction and difficulty rise in bitcoins, other coins making some alternative for many miners. But even despite of difficulty rise bitcoins mining profitability on highest level ever, thanks to rise in btc/usd rate. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on March 27, 2013, 04:42:25 PM Alt coins can only take off once services start revolving around them.
Build an LTC casino or a FRC game and watch the prices soar if done correctly. Bitcoins biggest advantage was that they had merchant adoption before it came out in gawker. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: 18dew on March 30, 2013, 07:16:09 PM Do any one know how to put Scrypt and SHA256 miner on GAE.
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on March 30, 2013, 08:53:36 PM i have used scrypt on cgminer
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: legendster on April 13, 2013, 09:55:13 PM THIS is a thread I wanna live on !
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: legendster on April 15, 2013, 04:22:04 AM i too have a high end pc and planning to do some mining on it... Define High end, and lemme tell you GPU mining will earn no one any "SONEY" unless you have a FPGA card or an Asic rig. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on April 15, 2013, 04:23:09 AM i too have a high end pc and planning to do some mining on it... Go for it, you never know what comes up. If Bitcoin hashing is too low, try some other alt coins. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on April 16, 2013, 04:58:26 AM I'm after ASICMINER-PT shares on btct.co
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on April 17, 2013, 11:57:58 AM any one bidding for ASICminers baldes? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178275.0
ASICMINER-PT doubled in one day! Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Fifth_ID on April 17, 2013, 12:07:14 PM any one bidding for ASICminers baldes? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=178275.0 ASICMINER-PT doubled in one day! Probably another 25% jump after releasing some of these: http://mineforeman.com/2013/04/13/asicminer-to-release-a-usb-asic-bitcoin-mining-devices/ Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Fernandez on April 21, 2013, 10:35:05 AM Getting a 5850 for a little over Rs 6k - is it a decent deal?
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on April 21, 2013, 11:55:17 AM Getting a 5850 for a little over Rs 6k - is it a decent deal? sure good price, but if you planing to mine LTC with it, it may take a year to pay back. Do your maths before shopping for cards. One biggest misconceptions about bitcoins is that miner is the ones who make most money,I think rather traders is ones who get most money. At least with recent fluctuations from 250 to 50 and everyday trading volume in 600K btc, traders done pretty well. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: legendster on April 23, 2013, 02:33:02 PM Getting a 5850 for a little over Rs 6k - is it a decent deal? sure good price, but if you planing to mine LTC with it, it may take a year to pay back. Do your maths before shopping for cards. One biggest misconceptions about bitcoins is that miner is the ones who make most money,I think rather traders is ones who get most money. At least with recent fluctuations from 250 to 50 and everyday trading volume in 600K btc, traders done pretty well. Well yes for old traders DEFINITELY, but for new ones like me, well we still need to purchase our coins from *SOMEWHERE* and hence the profit margin isnt that much currently .. most of it just evaporates as transaction fees. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: sumantso on April 24, 2013, 07:51:57 AM Getting a 5850 for a little over Rs 6k - is it a decent deal? Its good if you are planning to overclock. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on April 27, 2013, 06:41:58 AM somebody created team India on btcguild.com and to join you need to know PIN. any ideas who it may be?
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on April 27, 2013, 06:45:26 AM Unable to find any details. Any link?
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on April 27, 2013, 08:34:51 AM Unable to find any details. Any link? btcguild.com - if you will register, you will see team India in settings, it require PIN to join, but who created it and where to get that pin ... unclear. only my 19,086.79 MH/s will put team India on top of Finland in team ranking. Team China doing very well - 1,064.55 GH/s ::) with 789 members. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: legendster on May 04, 2013, 06:49:08 AM Unable to find any details. Any link? btcguild.com - if you will register, you will see team India in settings, it require PIN to join, but who created it and where to get that pin ... unclear. only my 19,086.79 MH/s will put team India on top of Finland in team ranking. Team China doing very well - 1,064.55 GH/s ::) with 789 members. oH THE Irony ;P PIN wheel asking for PIN :D ;D jokes apart Good luck :) Desh ka naam roshan karo :) Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 04, 2013, 08:06:59 PM Unable to find any details. Any link? btcguild.com - if you will register, you will see team India in settings, it require PIN to join, but who created it and where to get that pin ... unclear. only my 19,086.79 MH/s will put team India on top of Finland in team ranking. Team China doing very well - 1,064.55 GH/s ::) with 789 members. oH THE Irony ;P PIN wheel asking for PIN :D ;D jokes apart Good luck :) Desh ka naam roshan karo :) it is how pathetic situation is actually. ASICminer added in few days 7000Ghs. And from India some ham adami put PIN on hamara group. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 05, 2013, 05:03:23 PM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome
here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 05, 2013, 06:21:41 PM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Very nice, I will work on a short tutorial on how to join Team India. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 06, 2013, 06:54:45 AM that was big mistake for many not to jump into GPU mining, when it was a time. Electricity is cheap in India compared to West. For example in Russian electricity also very cheap and GPU mining went on big scale there. Now 3 Russian teams on btcguild minng 274 btc per month
Russian Federation 84.94 GH/s Krasnoyarsk 73.39 GH/s OverClockersRu 23.78 GH/s most of this hash is GPU farms. I'm considering to order batch of 10000 Avalon chips, any idea who can make boards in India. 20 chips board from burnin (Germany) will cost 100 Euro aprox, If it will be possible to make boards in India I will def order chips. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: subvolatil on May 06, 2013, 07:23:04 AM that was big mistake for many not to jump into GPU mining, when it was a time. Electricity is cheap in India compared to West. For example in Russian electricity also very cheap and GPU mining went on big scale there. Now 3 Russian teams on btcguild minng 274 btc per month Russian Federation 84.94 GH/s Krasnoyarsk 73.39 GH/s OverClockersRu 23.78 GH/s most of this hash is GPU farms. I'm considering to order batch of 10000 Avalon chips, any idea who can make boards in India. 20 chips board from burnin (Germany) will cost 100 Euro aprox, If it will be possible to make boards in India I will def order chips. There musht be a lot of companies that does this. try http://bitmapper.org/ they are local to you . Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 06, 2013, 08:01:01 AM that was big mistake for many not to jump into GPU mining, when it was a time. Electricity is cheap in India compared to West. For example in Russian electricity also very cheap and GPU mining went on big scale there. Now 3 Russian teams on btcguild minng 274 btc per month Russian Federation 84.94 GH/s Krasnoyarsk 73.39 GH/s OverClockersRu 23.78 GH/s most of this hash is GPU farms. I'm considering to order batch of 10000 Avalon chips, any idea who can make boards in India. 20 chips board from burnin (Germany) will cost 100 Euro aprox, If it will be possible to make boards in India I will def order chips. There musht be a lot of companies that does this. try http://bitmapper.org/ they are local to you . thanks a lot, already talking to them Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: subvolatil on May 06, 2013, 11:35:33 AM that was big mistake for many not to jump into GPU mining, when it was a time. Electricity is cheap in India compared to West. For example in Russian electricity also very cheap and GPU mining went on big scale there. Now 3 Russian teams on btcguild minng 274 btc per month Russian Federation 84.94 GH/s Krasnoyarsk 73.39 GH/s OverClockersRu 23.78 GH/s most of this hash is GPU farms. I'm considering to order batch of 10000 Avalon chips, any idea who can make boards in India. 20 chips board from burnin (Germany) will cost 100 Euro aprox, If it will be possible to make boards in India I will def order chips. There musht be a lot of companies that does this. try http://bitmapper.org/ they are local to you . thanks a lot, already talking to them Cool what they say? Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 06, 2013, 01:18:42 PM nothing, they do not pick up phone, not sure but feels somethgin wrong
Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: rezurect on May 06, 2013, 01:57:16 PM http://bitmapper.org/careers : if their vacancy list if true , shows that they have at least some amount of devs and designers.
Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 07, 2013, 04:49:38 AM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Nice to see 3 miners contributing to Team India. Anyone can join, CPU, GPU, Pressure Cooker, etc. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: subvolatil on May 07, 2013, 04:52:51 AM http://bitmapper.org/careers : if their vacancy list if true , shows that they have at least some amount of devs and designers. And also looks like they have a good FPGA experience. ,may be i should also try to contact them . Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 07, 2013, 05:56:06 AM http://bitmapper.org/careers : if their vacancy list if true , shows that they have at least some amount of devs and designers. And also looks like they have a good FPGA experience. ,may be i should also try to contact them . sure you should, interesting to know more. they have board with Spartan 6 processor, same which used for bitcoins mining. if not expensive that can be on high demand in India and locally made. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: buysellbitcoin on May 07, 2013, 06:37:26 AM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Nice to see 3 miners contributing to Team India. Anyone can join, CPU, GPU, Pressure Cooker, etc. I spilled my morning coffee here (rofl) Cheers Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 07, 2013, 04:52:20 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes.
let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 07, 2013, 04:55:54 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty This could be a great idea for Litecoin instead of BTC. Also doubt if an average CPU can give out 50 Mhashs Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 07, 2013, 05:27:29 PM just an idea ;)
Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: rezurect on May 07, 2013, 05:39:12 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: escrow.ms on May 07, 2013, 05:40:29 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty I thought that idea too but i doubt normal indian pc's will even give that much hash and after some time (ASIC) difficulty will go more high. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 07, 2013, 06:08:40 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 07, 2013, 06:11:06 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty I thought that idea too but i doubt normal indian pc's will even give that much hash and after some time (ASIC) difficulty will go more high. Indian PC are not much different from PCs in other countries at least from outside. But if you will compare number of PCs in India and for example in Spain. Well Spain does not have chance. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: subvolatil on May 07, 2013, 11:58:41 PM Botnet .. of fuck , those thing are killing the litecoin mining. some of these botnets are targeting high end computers with gpu, mines using the gpu when the user is using the computer , and when on idel mode uses both the gpu and the cpu.
killed off my mining rig . Legal botnets will not be allowed. to much legal mumbojumbo regarding privacy laws. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: escrow.ms on May 08, 2013, 12:47:02 AM Botnet .. of fuck , those thing are killing the litecoin mining. some of these botnets are targeting high end computers with gpu, mines using the gpu when the user is using the computer , and when on idel mode uses both the gpu and the cpu. killed off my mining rig . Legal botnets will not be allowed. to much legal mumbojumbo regarding privacy laws. Well there are many legal botnets are running and they didn't got any problem eg. http://50miner.org/ http://rublik.com/ Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 08, 2013, 03:04:32 AM Botnet .. of fuck , those thing are killing the litecoin mining. some of these botnets are targeting high end computers with gpu, mines using the gpu when the user is using the computer , and when on idel mode uses both the gpu and the cpu. killed off my mining rig . Legal botnets will not be allowed. to much legal mumbojumbo regarding privacy laws. Well there are many legal botnets are running and they didn't got any problem eg. http://50miner.org/ http://rublik.com/ Yup, i use 50 miner as well. Has inbuilt over clocking, etc. But 50 miner does not support CPU only mining of alt coins or Bitcoins. Has an error that the system is not fast enough. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 08, 2013, 03:56:12 AM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Something wrong with the Team reports at btc guild Pinwheel? Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: rezurect on May 08, 2013, 02:15:07 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. What i meant is a botnet like confiker (10,500,000+) joining us on our legal pool, they would take away a large share the rewards, even if we don't factor that, lets compute profits. The 50Mh/s approximation for a CPU, doesn't seem right, I seem to get only 1.7 Mh/s on my core i5 mobile 540M . A Core i3-2100 gives out 8.28 Mh/s, being the most popular CPU that would be the average. Source:https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison#Intel Calculations for Bitcoin Assuming PPS rates of the Indian pool to be similar to that of BTC guild(since we will be joining a larger pool) Assuming Average hash rate per CPU @ 10Mh/s Asssuming current difficulty BTC/day : 0.0005 Days/coin : 2000 days for 1BTC Assuming exchange rate of 100$/BTC $/day :0.05 ~Rs 2.75 Rs/Month : Rs 82.5 Overhead expense: Power charges ? Any advantage arising out of BTC price increase could be negated by Difficulty increase when ASICS ship. Calculations for Litecoin. The same system giving 10 MH/s will give 10Kh/s for scrypt mining (actually 10% increase is expected) Assuming Average hash rate per CPU @ 10Kh/s Asssuming current difficulty LTC/day : 0.0214 Days/coin : 46 days for 1LTC Assuming exchange rate of 3$/LTC $/day :0.06 ~Rs 3.6 Rs/Month : Rs 110 Overhead expense: Power charges ? Any advantage arising out of LTC price increase will not negated by Difficulty increase (Till ASICS are designed). 50miner seems a working example of your idea. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 08, 2013, 02:18:36 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. BTC/day : 0.0005 Days/coin : 2000 days for 1BTC Assuming exchange rate of 100$/BTC $/day :0.05 ~Rs 2.75 Rs/Month : Rs 82.5 Overhead expense: Power charges ? And if you have 2000 people on the net, then it is 1 BTC a day. We also need to know that miners reject shares from botnets. This may be a major challenge unless done with consent of the user. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: rezurect on May 08, 2013, 02:33:07 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. BTC/day : 0.0005 Days/coin : 2000 days for 1BTC Assuming exchange rate of 100$/BTC $/day :0.05 ~Rs 2.75 Rs/Month : Rs 82.5 Overhead expense: Power charges ? And if you have 2000 people on the net, then it is 1 BTC a day. We also need to know that miners reject shares from botnets. This may be a major challenge unless done with consent of the user. Ah.., you mean 1BTC for the pool, That doesnt change the per month income of a user? Did i go wrong somewhere in the calc? For the pool 1BTC/day . Per user (1BTC/2000) = 0.0005 BTC/day = Rs2.75 /Day I dont understand the argument? Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 08, 2013, 02:43:22 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. BTC/day : 0.0005 Days/coin : 2000 days for 1BTC Assuming exchange rate of 100$/BTC $/day :0.05 ~Rs 2.75 Rs/Month : Rs 82.5 Overhead expense: Power charges ? And if you have 2000 people on the net, then it is 1 BTC a day. We also need to know that miners reject shares from botnets. This may be a major challenge unless done with consent of the user. Ah.., you mean 1BTC for the pool, That doesnt change the per month income of a user? Did i go wrong somewhere in the calc? For the pool 1BTC/day . Per user (1BTC/2000) = 0.0005 BTC/day = Rs2.75 /Day I dont understand the argument? Was reffering to this. Quote there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty Of course, numbers need to recalculated even for payouts. Title: Re: indian bitcoin miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 08, 2013, 03:16:51 PM made Team India on btcguild.com no PIN, no Wheel, no donation, everybody CPU, GPU, FPGA, ASICs are Welcome here is some ASICminer Eruptor blades on offer auction https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194650.0 sale https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195431.0 Team India Rank 24 !! Something wrong with the Team reports at btc guild Pinwheel? 21 Team India 24.65 GH/s been busy, but now finally overclocked my blades not so happy with results so far one doing 128800 MHS another 11966 Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 08, 2013, 03:24:51 PM there is actually huge potential for CPU mining in India. why not create sort of legal botnet. people will download and run a bot, bot will mine and people get paid let say 30-40% In India people real good in counting money even if some one will get 200-300 Rupees in few months he will run that bot on his comp. make the bot open source and let any one to run proxy nodes. My view is to the contrary,let say one CPU will give 50mgh x 1000000 = 50TH/s usd 8 mil per month with current difficulty One real botnet(they would easily outnumber Indian PC users, let alone mining adopters) using the CPU mining it to advantage would kill the coin. Every coin tries to keeps away from CPU mining fearing Botnets. Botnets currently are irrelevant due to GPU mining. A CPU mined coined would invite trouble. not sure if I understand you correctly but why contrary. if it is legal and people clicked - "I agree" button. You pay them money, CPU GPU, whatever, cofemaker. First you make pool, then connect it to another pool. What i meant is a botnet like confiker (10,500,000+) joining us on our legal pool, they would take away a large share the rewards, even if we don't factor that, lets compute profits. The 50Mh/s approximation for a CPU, doesn't seem right, I seem to get only 1.7 Mh/s on my core i5 mobile 540M . A Core i3-2100 gives out 8.28 Mh/s, being the most popular CPU that would be the average. Source:https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison#Intel Calculations for Bitcoin Assuming PPS rates of the Indian pool to be similar to that of BTC guild(since we will be joining a larger pool) Assuming Average hash rate per CPU @ 10Mh/s Asssuming current difficulty BTC/day : 0.0005 Days/coin : 2000 days for 1BTC Assuming exchange rate of 100$/BTC $/day :0.05 ~Rs 2.75 Rs/Month : Rs 82.5 Overhead expense: Power charges ? Any advantage arising out of BTC price increase could be negated by Difficulty increase when ASICS ship. Calculations for Litecoin. The same system giving 10 MH/s will give 10Kh/s for scrypt mining (actually 10% increase is expected) Assuming Average hash rate per CPU @ 10Kh/s Asssuming current difficulty LTC/day : 0.0214 Days/coin : 46 days for 1LTC Assuming exchange rate of 3$/LTC $/day :0.06 ~Rs 3.6 Rs/Month : Rs 110 Overhead expense: Power charges ? Any advantage arising out of LTC price increase will not negated by Difficulty increase (Till ASICS are designed). 50miner seems a working example of your idea. if you will pay in India to people for running their computers, that will grow like avalanche. 20-30 mil subscribers no problem. accounting and making payouts in btc not a problem too. That can be some interesting way to spread bitcoins awareness in India. Software mostly exist. Think big ! Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 08, 2013, 06:34:25 PM one way to start mining is to buy shares it mining company. In April I purchsed some ASICMINER-PT shares. PT - mean pass trough, means holden for me by another person (in my case by BTC Trading Corp. https://btct.co/ if I'm not happy with them I can transfer it into permanent shares on my own name or sale it, or transfer it to another PT manager.
one ASICMINER equal to 47mhs, instead of buying equipment and having all troubles with setting up maintaining, repairing ect, you can buy shares and get your dividend paid to you weekly. Main difference is that if you buy equipment your equipment will give you 10GHS today and two months later same 10GHS. With shares your hashing power per share will rise continuously. ASICminer hash power rose from 5TRH one week ago to 19TRH today, it will be 50THR in few next week. That way your hashing power per share rose 10 times in less then a month. Company getting mining revenue over 3 mil usd per month and expanding soon to well over 8 mil usd per month with very low overheads, that worth to consider investing. I also own two ASICminer blades, fact is that in 2-3 weeks my income from shares will be better then from me mining my self. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: buysellbitcoin on May 09, 2013, 05:49:59 AM one way to start mining is to buy shares it mining company. In April I purchsed some ASICMINER-PT shares. PT - mean pass trough, means holden for me by another person (in my case by BTC Trading Corp. https://btct.co/ if I'm not happy with them I can transfer it into permanent shares on my own name or sale it, or transfer it to another PT manager. one ASICMINER equal to 47mhs, instead of buying equipment and having all troubles with setting up maintaining, repairing ect, you can buy shares and get your dividend paid to you weekly. Main difference is that if you buy equipment your equipment will give you 10GHS today and two months later same 10GHS. With shares your hashing power per share will rise continuously. ASICminer hash power rose from 5TRH one week ago to 19TRH today, it will be 50THR in few next week. That way your hashing power per share rose 10 times in less then a month. Company getting mining revenue over 3 mil usd per month and expanding soon to well over 8 mil usd per month with very low overheads, that worth to consider investing. I also own two ASICminer blades, fact is that in 2-3 weeks my income from shares will be better then from me mining my self. Cant agree more :) Cheers Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 09, 2013, 06:20:13 AM one more thing in favor of shares. Your equipment will not cost more after one year, but shares will cost much much more. For those who cannot afford to buy 1 share for about 1.35 btc now, there is also shares called TAT.ASICMINER it is 1/100 of one whole ASICMINER share.
Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 11, 2013, 05:34:59 PM congratulations to americandesi for wining in ASICMINER blades auction!!
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Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 15, 2013, 07:56:59 PM Date Shares Held Per Share Total
2013-05-15 20:32:48 224 ฿ 0.03622410 ฿ 8.1141984 this week dividents 8.11 profit from rise of share price btc 112.048474 plus dividents 14.85880634 = 126.90728034 total paid for 224 shares 277.711526 Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 16, 2013, 03:04:33 AM Date Shares Held Per Share Total 2013-05-15 20:32:48 224 ฿ 0.03622410 ฿ 8.1141984 this week dividents 8.11 profit from rise of share price btc 112.048474 plus dividents 14.85880634 = 126.90728034 total paid for 224 shares 277.711526 Buying TAT with dividends. Is it a good idea? Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Pinwheel on May 16, 2013, 03:11:34 AM most people reinvest dividents. that is why share's price on Wednesday when dividents paid usually go up. I wuold better wait till demand on shares subside and then buy on around Sunday.
Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Benson Samuel on May 16, 2013, 03:22:25 AM most people reinvest dividents. that is why share's price on Wednesday when dividents paid usually go up. I wuold better wait till demand on shares subside and then buy on around Sunday. Ok, I shall wait for Sunday too. Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: drdanishkhan on May 16, 2013, 04:19:08 AM I invested in TAT.ASICMINER.. i dont have enough btc to get a PT ASICMINER share and i think investing in TAT is better coz u can later sell 100 of those shares individually at profits rather than a single share at profit. I am thinking of buyin in for the long term. What do you guys think??
Title: Re: Indian Bitcoin Miners Post by: Ashitank on May 16, 2013, 04:42:31 AM Thanks to Pinwheel advice , I bought 3 ASICMINER-PT shares @ 1.45BTC each , got 0.1 btc dividend. Lets see how the share price fares in future :)
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