Title: Beginners setup Post by: Camery on November 08, 2013, 11:09:57 AM Hello everyone here on bitcoin forum.
I want to start earning bitcoin, but I have a few(maybe a lot) questions. First, What is a better way of getting bitcoins fast. Buying a miner, or just trade your way up? As for mining I already did some research and I can afford 3 Asic blade v2's at the moment. (no, im not stinking rich) This would result in a mining rate of 3*13 gh/s if everything runs optimal. Lets say in the end I wil get around 35gh/s in total with this, is this any profitable? according to a bitcoin calcular I should be looking at something like 9.5 usd per day with todays rate (1btc=300 usd) Ofcourse, value can change ovetime, and difficulty increases by the year(not sure), but just to have a number to work with for now. But; is this reliable? I was looking at mining in the btcguild EU pool, but wil I get similar results as this nice webpage (bitcoinx.com/profit/) is trying to get me believe? Also, I thought that I've read somewhere that the blade isn't compatible with stratum pools, if so, in what way wil this affect me? Thanks in advance everyone. :) (don't mind my english please, not my first language) Title: Re: Beginners setup Post by: birkomester on November 08, 2013, 11:30:12 AM I think just trade.
Title: Re: Beginners setup Post by: MineNerd on November 08, 2013, 11:58:18 AM If you plan on purchasing hardware, take a look at this calculator.
http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ It will take the difficulty increases into account, and show you your potential profits over time. Title: Re: Beginners setup Post by: Camery on November 08, 2013, 12:29:14 PM If you plan on purchasing hardware, take a look at this calculator. http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ It will take the difficulty increases into account, and show you your potential profits over time. That graph seriously got me thinking.. Thanks for sharing! |