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Title: Cloud Mining is very profitable $$$
Post by: coin123123 on November 29, 2013, 04:09:03 PM
Hi all!

Everywhere on forum I read that mining is bad investment but from my calculations it is not:

from this calculator: http://bitcoin.web-share.nl/
said 50 GHs mines 1.2BTC per month

on cex.io 1 GHs cost 0.07BTC so 50 will cost 3.5

after 3-4 months investment should return and than is pure profit for life

where am I wrong ???


Title: Re: Cloud Mining is very profitable $$$
Post by: niothor on November 29, 2013, 04:35:42 PM
Hi all!

Everywhere on forum I read that mining is bad investment but from my calculations it is not:

from this calculator: http://bitcoin.web-share.nl/
said 50 GHs mines 1.2BTC per month

on cex.io 1 GHs cost 0.07BTC so 50 will cost 3.5

after 3-4 months investment should return and than is pure profit for life

where am I wrong ???

You assume that difficulty won't change :)
Once/if  Cointerra, knc, Hashfast deliver their miners you won't be making that much anymore

This is a very rough estimate , on 50gh at a cost of 3500$ and a difficulty increase of 30% monthly.
http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/f87aca7a3c
Play with it.


Title: Re: Cloud Mining is very profitable $$$
Post by: crytpon on November 29, 2013, 05:06:30 PM
you need to take into account for difficulty changes and price for GHS changes


Title: Re: Cloud Mining is very profitable $$$
Post by: WayTooGosu on November 29, 2013, 05:10:42 PM
The difficulty will change and this is a bad idea for now because  if you are buying with BTC once the rate crashes, you would have spent 3500 USD to get 50 GHS and mine only 1 BTC per month which may only be worth 300 dollars then or whatever the rate is at.


Title: Re: Cloud Mining is very profitable $$$
Post by: winit4com on November 29, 2013, 05:16:21 PM
Since bitcoin is modeled on any natural resource, like the chemical element Gold.
The size of the lead shovel = GHashs/s determines the difficulty.
Since the shovel size follows Moore's Law, the price of production or acclamation closely tied to shovel price.