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Title: How bad can it get?
Post by: MetaMii on May 28, 2022, 07:30:53 AM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Bitcoin_Arena on May 28, 2022, 07:52:00 AM
Things were different back then, and things are going to be different today or tomorrow. We don't know how the net work hashrate will be, We don't know how far the coin prices will drop

You just have to be ready for anything and hope for the best. One good practice is not to sell coins you have mined during a bear market, instead wait for the bull market and rip big.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on May 28, 2022, 09:55:31 AM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

This below is the best advice you can get, other than that, patient is key here, although this is still pre bear market, expect the worse when the time comes, for now btc below 20k is very possible 60% chance.

One good practice is not to sell coins you have mined during a bear market, instead wait for the bull market and rip big.



Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: batsonxl on May 28, 2022, 10:47:46 AM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.
No one will tell you how bad it can go and most important how long? It is better not look how bad it is  ;D just keep walking doing other jobs for couple of months.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: MetaMii on May 28, 2022, 04:34:08 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.
No one will tell you how bad it can go and most important how long? It is better not look how bad it is  ;D just keep walking doing other jobs for couple of months.
So what's the best coin to keep mining in such bad market? I have almost free electricity and I don't want to turn off my mining rigs, what can I do at this point? I mean what's a better proof of work coin I can mine and hold for long term till bull market begins again.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on May 29, 2022, 03:30:52 AM
From what I remember with the 2015 and 2018 mining bear markets is that the profits were horrible if you were selling daily instead of holding the coins.

I think back in 2015 with ASICs with like 5kw of power you made like 0.05BTC a day. Sounds a lot however price was like $200 back then. So with 5000 watts, you net about $10 a day.

With 2018 and Ethereum mining I remember making exactly $0.00 per day with my 470 GPUs with like 8-10 cent power. There was also a period where earnings where negative.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on May 29, 2022, 06:15:37 AM
With 2018 and Ethereum mining I remember making exactly $0.00 per day with my 470 GPUs with like 8-10 cent power
If you had RX 470 cards you were stuck with ETH, but GeForce cards could mine coins that were much more profitable like GRIN or RVN. In early 2019 I remember getting $0.70/day of GRIN revenue, paying $0.25 for power, and pocketing $0.45 of profit on each of my GTX 1060 6GB video cards. That rig made a killing eventually.

This is why I prefer NGreedia over AMD: they are still better at alternative coins than Radeon. They have better gaming brand value. I will buy Radeon cards if I can get them at a good discount, but I stick to the RTX 3060/3060 Ti series in particular.

Let's assume one mined during the 2019-2020 bear market with a GTX 1060 6G rig which they bought for $170 per card ($130 each for the actual GPUs). At 9¢ power, the ROI would've been 20-40% per year. When the bull market returned, not only did their rig double in value, but the rig made a 300%+ ROI in 2021. The total ROI from 2019-2021 was 500% or so. So buying video cards cheaply seems to be very important.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: MidNite36 on May 29, 2022, 07:21:20 AM
With 2018 and Ethereum mining I remember making exactly $0.00 per day with my 470 GPUs with like 8-10 cent power
If you had RX 470 cards you were stuck with ETH, but GeForce cards could mine coins that were much more profitable like GRIN or RVN. In early 2019 I remember getting $0.70/day of GRIN revenue, paying $0.25 for power, and pocketing $0.45 of profit on each of my GTX 1060 6GB video cards. That rig made a killing eventually.

This is why I prefer NGreedia over AMD: they are still better at alternative coins than Radeon. They have better gaming brand value. I will buy Radeon cards if I can get them at a good discount, but I stick to the RTX 3060/3060 Ti series in particular.

Let's assume one mined during the 2019-2020 bear market with a GTX 1060 6G rig which they bought for $170 per card ($130 each for the actual GPUs). At 9¢ power, the ROI would've been 20-40% per year. When the bull market returned, not only did their rig double in value, but the rig made a 300%+ ROI in 2021. The total ROI from 2019-2021 was 500% or so. So buying video cards cheaply seems to be very important.

Why are you calling Nvidia NGreedia? If what you are referring to is Nvidia been greedy then why is the company still your favourite? Lol 😆, I like the idea of buying graphic cards at the cheapest rate but it's all for the long term haul, you have that spirit in you that's why you are able to see things this way, those who rushed to build rigs cares about the present returns.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: VRExpress on May 29, 2022, 02:38:48 PM
Very bad maybe, everything will feel dead and all hopes will look lost....


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 29, 2022, 03:48:07 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

½ penny a mh which comes to $2.50 a day pre power.

If you are burning 1200 watts that is about 30 kwatts a day.

You will need 8 cent power to make a 10 cent daily profit.


I have done some gpu mining of some kind from 2012 to now.

I do not recall that 7 cent power was needed to make money.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Takyeon on May 29, 2022, 04:04:46 PM
This is why many people always wait for a good time like BTC halving around the corner before buying graphic cards, when a real bear market strikes all dollars will turn to the penny, if you can take your eye off the dollar value you will be fine, a miner can easily give up when dollar worth isn't good looking anymore.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: badbart on May 29, 2022, 06:14:02 PM
It can get very bad but who cares, do not put yourself at financial risk with mining.  You can walk away and no big deal.  

I've been in it since 2016 and have 150 gpus and never put myself at any kind risk of a large loss to my networth.  After my initial investment in 2016 all my expansion was paid for with mining profits.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on May 29, 2022, 07:09:55 PM
Why are you calling Nvidia NGreedia? If what you are referring to is Nvidia been greedy then why is the company still your favourite? Lol 😆, I like the idea of buying graphic cards at the cheapest rate but it's all for the long term haul, you have that spirit in you that's why you are able to see things this way, those who rushed to build rigs cares about the present returns.
I say NGreedia and GreedForce just for fun. I am more greedy than them, so I will buy whatever brand I think is best for the market.

I was one of those short term get-rich-quick miners and thanks to FOMO, I rushed to rent a warehouse, get investors and build rigs in early 2018. I paid $370 for each RX 570 4GB card even though I ordered 20 at a time. The business went bankrupt, so my investors and I got badly burned. From then on, I learned my lesson. GPU mining is a marathon, not a sprint.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on May 30, 2022, 04:00:01 AM
The biggest issue I heard about people who ended up losing money with mining is usually because they borrowed money to buy the gear.

Either by credit card or someone lent them the money. They also overpaid for their gear. Then when bear market came they were pretty much losing money with the interest rate they had to pay on the loan.

So like any business there is always some degree of risk.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: swogerino on May 30, 2022, 12:59:10 PM
The biggest issue I heard about people who ended up losing money with mining is usually because they borrowed money to buy the gear.

Either by credit card or someone lent them the money. They also overpaid for their gear. Then when bear market came they were pretty much losing money with the interest rate they had to pay on the loan.

So like any business there is always some degree of risk.

The only group I would exclude from here,are the guys who did the above things,yeah credit card or loan and bought the gear in January-February 2021,most likely the gear already paid off until December so now it is up to them what to do,I am at such group although I bought the gear with my own money,mining money I made by mining at a loss in 2018-2019 and the gear has already paid off for me in December so from January we are still in small profit for a 330 Mhsh rig and we continue to mine,we make like 270 USD a month minus 70 USD electricity so we are still in 200 USD profit now.

I agree the ones who overbought in April/May 2021 that was the biggest mistake they could make as the future since that time has been only in the descending except October which was an all time high in which they could have sold some crypto to cover some expenses.

In the end it is all as the book "The Psychology of Money" says risk and fortune,some are taken by the risk,the ones who lose on their investment and some by the fortune,the ones who win from their investment.However the book doesn't state that old saying,fortune favors the bold.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: JangoUnchained on May 30, 2022, 02:54:55 PM
The biggest issue I heard about people who ended up losing money with mining is usually because they borrowed money to buy the gear.

Either by credit card or someone lent them the money. They also overpaid for their gear. Then when bear market came they were pretty much losing money with the interest rate they had to pay on the loan.

So like any business there is always some degree of risk.
Borrowing money to build a mining farm will bring faster result to your door step and that's disappointment and anger, there is no way bear market won't caught up with you unless you already bought your graphic cards when bull market is just about to begin, like some said on here that they got their GPUs in December 2020.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on May 31, 2022, 01:35:02 AM
The biggest issue I heard about people who ended up losing money with mining is usually because they borrowed money to buy the gear.

Either by credit card or someone lent them the money. They also overpaid for their gear. Then when bear market came they were pretty much losing money with the interest rate they had to pay on the loan.

So like any business there is always some degree of risk.
This is exactly what happened to me in 2018, except thankfully I got 90% of the cash as an investment, not a loan. If it were a loan, I would be screwed. There is no way I could have repaid $50k. Thanks to FOMO, I overpaid for the equipment, overpaid for warehouse rent and overpaid for electricity. At least I only had to bear a fraction of the total losses.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: nsummy on May 31, 2022, 02:58:59 AM
IMO a bear market is the best time to mine if you own the equipment outright and can afford to pay your electricity bill without selling for fiat.  This is especially true if you paid retail or lower for your gear.  Oddly enough it seems like values have appreciated compared to pricing pre-chinese tariff.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on May 31, 2022, 04:09:54 AM
Usually it goes like this.

You first hear about mining. Decide to try it out. So you buy 1 GPU, and mine for a week or month. Then when you finally actually cash out your profits you are like. Wow it’s real cash. So you buy 2 more GPUs.

Now you got 3 GPUs and same thing happens. You discover all this free money. So then you decide to buy 5 GPUs, then you buy 10 GPUs, then you need to buy fans, additional electrical equipment like extension cables, add more power to your place. And before you know it you got 100 GPUs.

However the difference is that your first GPU is usually much cheaper than your last. Due to the mining gaining traction, they get sold out and you start to over pay for stuff.

And then if you started in the wrong quarter you can start to lose money fast. We have all been there. However most of us got lucky. I remember I ROId my gear in like 3 months, however most late miners obviously had ROI in the 1-2 year mark.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Crypt0Gore on May 31, 2022, 08:14:32 AM
IMO a bear market is the best time to mine if you own the equipment outright and can afford to pay your electricity bill without selling for fiat.  This is especially true if you paid retail or lower for your gear.  Oddly enough it seems like values have appreciated compared to pricing pre-chinese tariff.
You are right but the reason why a bear market is a good time to start mining is low mining difficulty, if no miners are leaving the network it will make no sense, look at the situation right now, we are in bear market but not as dip as that of 2018 where people are switching of their rigs, mining difficulty is still very high still.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on May 31, 2022, 10:47:18 PM
IMO a bear market is the best time to mine if you own the equipment outright and can afford to pay your electricity bill without selling for fiat.  This is especially true if you paid retail or lower for your gear.  Oddly enough it seems like values have appreciated compared to pricing pre-chinese tariff.
You are right but the reason why a bear market is a good time to start mining is low mining difficulty, if no miners are leaving the network it will make no sense, look at the situation right now, we are in bear market but not as dip as that of 2018 where people are switching of their rigs, mining difficulty is still very high still.

Because miners are not in a bear market.  Yeah maybe 20 cent power miners are in trouble but not 10 cent power


Lets take my best rig it does 1030 mhs that is 1030 x 0.0237  = $24.41 pre power it burns 50 kwatts a day

so

$24.41 - 2.50 =   21.91 daily profit for a  5 cent miner-------- my farm
$24.41 - 5.00 =   19.41 daily profit for a 10 cent miner
$24.41 - 7.50 =   16.91 daily profit for a 15 cent miner-------- my garage
$24.41 - 10.00 = 14.41 daily profit for a 20 cent miner
$24.41 - 12.50 = 11.91 daily profit for a 25 cent miner

so we simply are not a bear mining market

anyone with over 25 cent power was more a fool than a miner.

I would argue you won't see any hash drop unless 10 cent miners are losers as that knocks out home mining in a lot of spots. { edit sp knocks }


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 01, 2022, 02:20:53 AM
so we simply are not a bear mining market

I would argue you won't see any hash drop unless 10 cent miners are losers as that knocks out home mining in a lot of spots. { edit sp knocks }
Many people here forget how brutal the market became in late 2018. RX 570 cards were making a few pennies a day of profit at 10¢ power. They sucked on other algos. nVidia rigs, like the GTX 1060, did better at $0.60/day of revenue on coins like GRIN or RVN and consumed $0.28 of power. But even if you paid MSRP for that card, that was a 3-year payback time.

Today we stand at 500-600 day payback for most video card models. This isn't a bull market but it definitely isn't a bear market. I call it a transitional market.

I think we will see a lot more capitulation than late 2018 if/when ETH goes to PoS. At least in 2018, it was a lot slower. But PoS will be like the revenue dropping by 95% overnight. It will be so bad that even miners with 3 cent power will be unprofitable. That's when the real selloff would start. I wouldn't be surprised if RTX 3090's will cost just $500!


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 01, 2022, 05:11:20 AM
I think we will see a lot more capitulation than late 2018 if/when ETH goes to PoS. At least in 2018, it was a lot slower. But PoS will be like the revenue dropping by 95% overnight. It will be so bad that even miners with 3 cent power will be unprofitable. That's when the real selloff would start. I wouldn't be surprised if RTX 3090's will cost just $500!

No matter how much truth you tell them, they will never learn unless they go through the process, 3090's could go for even less than 500 usd, very few people mine at loss, most will sell and will not have demand to keep gpus at msrp, bear market is the opposite of bull market, in bull market, coin is king, in bear market, fiat is king and will take time for things get back to normal again, this is still pre bear market because manipulators want to trap more people yet close to top.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 01, 2022, 05:35:11 AM
I think we will see a lot more capitulation than late 2018 if/when ETH goes to PoS. At least in 2018, it was a lot slower. But PoS will be like the revenue dropping by 95% overnight. It will be so bad that even miners with 3 cent power will be unprofitable. That's when the real selloff would start. I wouldn't be surprised if RTX 3090's will cost just $500!

No matter how much truth you tell them, they will never learn unless they go through the process, 3090's could go for even less than 500 usd, very few people mine at loss, most will sell and will not have demand to keep gpus at msrp, bear market is the opposite of bull market, in bull market, coin is king, in bear market, fiat is king and will take time for things get back to normal again, this is still pre bear market because manipulators want to trap more people yet close to top.

I have a realization, i just haven't talked about it much..if you really think about it..

construction, restaurant, baking other businesses equipment (some) are cheaper than GPUs something is really off..either the world is changing that POW is here to stay or are we going to correct to some real doom death and destruction in this "mining cryptos".

i also predicted in the past that GPU makers, nvidia, amd..and now intel will create their coin that can be tied/optimized or architecturally (hardware) to their specific algos (LHR is just a beta test of this scenario, the exact opposite of reducing hashrate is also reducing every other algo except their own, they can even create their proprietary miner(closed source, competing with our existing miner(software)makers here.)

this overpriced cards (hefty profits) is addicting to them, see that intel has joined the club. they will create/plan something to keep this "economy" alive.

-exchanges economy scam   ...done
-POS economy scams           ...done
-shitcoin economy scams      ...done
-stable coin economy scams  ...done
-mining economy scams        ...coming soon to be perpetrated by big corp GPU makers.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 01, 2022, 06:07:16 AM
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Yeah, this has become a big market but like every market it has ups and downs, Intel is just getting in the game now, Nvidia and AMD have been manipulating this market for as long as they can and will continue to do so, the only way to kill this market is political at moment and I don't see it happening yet but one day it might. Anyway, to have a growth again, first everything needs to go to hehelll, that is just how human civilization was built upon anyway, destruction then prosperity then destruction then prosperity and so on and you can win big both ways, playing both sides.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 01, 2022, 06:28:54 PM
destruction then prosperity and so on and you can win big both ways, playing both sides.
Smart miners have a plan to make profit because they have saved up acorns during the good times, which they can spend soon to buy a boatload of equipment for cheap. They have enough fiat saved up to pay the power bill during the coming hard times. They never paid over MSRP for the equipment and started paying off all loans when the price lost momentum in June 2021.

Dumb miners bought all their GPUs on credit (or leveraged their ASICs). They paid above MSRP for the equipment in the middle of the bull market rather than the beginning. They didn't sell any coin during the bull market, or worse, they levered the coins to buy even more equipment at inflated prices. Now they have no cash reserve to fall back on when profit goes to zero. The only way they can pay even half of the credit cards is to liquidate everything.

this overpriced cards (hefty profits) is addicting to them, see that intel has joined the club. they will create/plan something to keep this "economy" alive.
It would take years for a new GPU PoW coin to reach the same market cap as ETH, even if these manufacturers got lucky and somehow launched a currency that users/investors had confidence in. So this is a long-term play, not something that can prop up the mining market now.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on June 01, 2022, 07:01:56 PM
destruction then prosperity and so on and you can win big both ways, playing both sides.
Smart miners have a plan to make profit because they have saved up acorns during the good times, which they can spend soon to buy a boatload of equipment for cheap. They have enough fiat saved up to pay the power bill during the coming hard times. They never paid over MSRP for the equipment and started paying off all loans when the price lost momentum in June 2021.

Dumb miners bought all their GPUs on credit (or leveraged their ASICs). They paid above MSRP for the equipment in the middle of the bull market rather than the beginning. They didn't sell any coin during the bull market, or worse, they levered the coins to buy even more equipment at inflated prices. Now they have no cash reserve to fall back on when profit goes to zero. The only way they can pay even half of the credit cards is to liquidate everything.

this overpriced cards (hefty profits) is addicting to them, see that intel has joined the club. they will create/plan something to keep this "economy" alive.
It would take years for a new GPU PoW coin to reach the same market cap as ETH, even if these manufacturers got lucky and somehow launched a currency that users/investors had confidence in. So this is a long-term play, not something that can prop up the mining market now.

Even if you can simply turn some gear off for a  few months.

 Say your older gear 1080ti's


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: deskless on June 01, 2022, 09:14:56 PM
It has always been confusing what to do. I have been wanting to sell half of GPUs for a while. Mostly 580s and RadeonVIIs. After paying 10-15% to Ebay and 35% to Uncle Sam , we lose half of the sell price.
Hastle of un-assembling them and taking them to USPS/FedEx.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 02, 2022, 03:34:17 AM
The capitulation of 2018 was pretty much instant. All it took was for Bitcoin to break the $6K support in November and many stopped mining then and there.

2014-2015 was much slower and no capitulation really. Just as weeks went by people just shut off their rigs one by one. It was a very boring year and many quit just out of boredom.

Wonder how 2022 will be. If it goes POS then I am pretty sure it will be an instant capitulation for every miner.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 02, 2022, 04:23:41 AM
Wonder how 2022 will be. If it goes POS then I am pretty sure it will be an instant capitulation for every miner.
If there's a recession at the end of this year in the U.S., along with ETH PoS, that will create the perfect storm. The capitulation phase would be a lot quicker than late 2018. Merge block number announced, then everything goes to 'hehell'. In a matter of days, video card prices crash from +10% MSRP to -30% MSRP. They eventually end up at half of MSRP. AMD cards suffer more because they are more tied to mining. where RTX 3090 prices could dive as low as $400.

No GPU coin will be profitable even at 2 cent power for a while. When the panic phase is over, I think we will see similar profit levels to early 2019. Certain video cards like the RTX 3000's might have a 3-4 year payback time, while others are 10 years. The market will remain in that limbo state until/if another GPU PoW coin goes big. You'll still be able to make a 30% or so return per year if power costs 8 cents.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 02, 2022, 05:49:46 PM
Wonder how 2022 will be. If it goes POS then I am pretty sure it will be an instant capitulation for every miner.
If there's a recession at the end of this year in the U.S., along with ETH PoS, that will create the perfect storm. The capitulation phase would be a lot quicker than late 2018. Merge block number announced, then everything goes to 'hehell'. In a matter of days, video card prices crash from +10% MSRP to -30% MSRP. They eventually end up at half of MSRP. AMD cards suffer more because they are more tied to mining. where RTX 3090 prices could dive as low as $400.

No GPU coin will be profitable even at 2 cent power for a while. When the panic phase is over, I think we will see similar profit levels to early 2019. Certain video cards like the RTX 3000's might have a 3-4 year payback time, while others are 10 years. The market will remain in that limbo state until/if another GPU PoW coin goes big. You'll still be able to make a 30% or so return per year if power costs 8 cents.
Do you seriously think that someone can create a coin that can use at least half of the Ethereum hashrate and it will be profitable for mining?
An ethereum fork will not solve this problem and ethereum classic already exists.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 02, 2022, 05:55:29 PM
Do you seriously think that someone can create a coin that can use at least half of the Ethereum hashrate and it will be profitable for mining?
An ethereum fork will not solve this problem and ethereum classic already exists.

They will make an eth fork and preserve pow on that fork, I wonder how long that will work, price will be at lowest.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 02, 2022, 06:31:52 PM
Do you seriously think that someone can create a coin that can use at least half of the Ethereum hashrate and it will be profitable for mining?
That is why I said:
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No GPU coin will be profitable even at 2 cent power for a while


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Maliceprime on June 02, 2022, 07:12:32 PM
I think we will see a lot more capitulation than late 2018 if/when ETH goes to PoS. At least in 2018, it was a lot slower. But PoS will be like the revenue dropping by 95% overnight. It will be so bad that even miners with 3 cent power will be unprofitable. That's when the real selloff would start. I wouldn't be surprised if RTX 3090's will cost just $500!

No matter how much truth you tell them, they will never learn unless they go through the process, 3090's could go for even less than 500 usd, very few people mine at loss, most will sell and will not have demand to keep gpus at msrp, bear market is the opposite of bull market, in bull market, coin is king, in bear market, fiat is king and will take time for things get back to normal again, this is still pre bear market because manipulators want to trap more people yet close to top.
The way you think is out of this world and yea you are always on point, I am glad I knew what I was heading for when I built my mining rigs, I don't have any intention of selling even if a 60MH turn 0.2$, what I lost is dollar value and I will keep mining and holding till another bull season gets here, my 100$ after few months of mining can turn 2000$ again.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 03, 2022, 03:07:54 AM
I don’t think it’s possible for their to be an Ethereum classic classic fork. It’s mostly due to the difficulty bomb.

Basically in a month or two they will release a new software that every exchange and pool needs to upgrade to which will have the fork block number subscribed.

If a miner wants to run the old software they will end up going nowhere due to the difficulty bomb. Sure it’s possible the chain might survive a day or so but I doubt it will be as successful as ETC.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 03, 2022, 03:50:24 AM
I don’t think it’s possible for their to be an Ethereum classic classic fork. It’s mostly due to the difficulty bomb.

I dont have inside info on that so I cant be sure, last I heard it was a group working on that. The way things are, not going to be surprised if it takes over eth main branch in future because of staying at pow, that is for the people to decide, the issue here is if that fork is created by scammers devs then that will be just a pump and dump coin. As far as I see, eth current devs are all scammers in their own way, not like regular scammers, the issue is if regular scammers devs take control of it or create it for that solely purpose, need to be very careful.

The way you think is out of this world and yea you are always on point, I am glad I knew what I was heading for when I built my mining rigs, I don't have any intention of selling even if a 60MH turn 0.2$, what I lost is dollar value and I will keep mining and holding till another bull season gets here, my 100$ after few months of mining can turn 2000$ again.

In this market you have to look out for you, the greatest wild west finance of the 21th century for sure, aka the greatest pyramid scheme as far as it exists at moment.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 03, 2022, 06:40:56 PM
Do you seriously think that someone can create a coin that can use at least half of the Ethereum hashrate and it will be profitable for mining?
An ethereum fork will not solve this problem and ethereum classic already exists.

They will make an eth fork and preserve pow on that fork, I wonder how long that will work, price will be at lowest.
And how will all smart contracts and other related projects like Matic work? I think it is very difficult to implement and this fork will be useless due to many problems, because ethereum related projects will not support it.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 04, 2022, 03:07:36 AM
Well the reason why ETC worked is because the difficulty bomb wasn’t anywhere close. So that’s why the old chain could of survived by a single miner since unlike BTC the retarget difficulty is much quicker.

If some people decide to mine the old ETH chain then there will be no point because it’ll basically hit the difficulty bomb shortly after and the chain will be unusable. This was the point of the difficulty bomb pretty much.

So nobody will buy the new token because they know that’s the chain will eventually stop unless some dev takes over and removes the difficulty bomb like ETC did.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 04, 2022, 11:54:29 AM
Well the reason why ETC worked is because the difficulty bomb wasn’t anywhere close. So that’s why the old chain could of survived by a single miner since unlike BTC the retarget difficulty is much quicker.

If some people decide to mine the old ETH chain then there will be no point because it’ll basically hit the difficulty bomb shortly after and the chain will be unusable. This was the point of the difficulty bomb pretty much.

So nobody will buy the new token because they know that’s the chain will eventually stop unless some dev takes over and removes the difficulty bomb like ETC did.
But this does not solve the performance problems of other projects and smart contracts. Even if the developers turn off the difficulty bomb in the new fork, this exchange coin will not be listed for trading and the miners will not work at a loss.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 04, 2022, 07:29:37 PM
But this does not solve the performance problems of other projects and smart contracts. Even if the developers turn off the difficulty bomb in the new fork, this exchange coin will not be listed for trading and the miners will not work at a loss.
Forked or not, the bottom line will be that Vitalik & Co.'s PoS chain will retain the vast majority of its market cap. The PoW chain will be almost worthless, like $50 per Ether if we're lucky. Best case, it becomes like the ETC fork back in 2016 or BCH in 2017.

But regardless, 90%+ of the total block reward available to GPU miners will vanish overnight, and no rig will be profitable except at free power. Even if the PoS chain ran into a major bug and they want to go back to PoW, that would still destroy confidence in ETH, meaning mining profit would crash by 90% anyway.

The only possible outcomes of PoS are PoS wins, PoW loses or PoS loses, PoW loses. There is no scenario where PoW wins.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: swogerino on June 05, 2022, 04:38:54 PM

Quote
The only possible outcomes of PoS are PoS wins, PoW loses or PoS loses, PoW loses. There is no scenario where PoW wins.

That is somewhat radical from your point of view.Right now Ethereum Classic is holding very well in the profitability for the same hash rate as the ETH as ETC just gives you a couple of dollars less.I think since the beginning of mining PoW has always worked and has always been the winner in mining,I think this is not going to change even if Ethereum goes PoS,it will be a loss for Ethereum and not for the miners and PoW algorithm.I think Ethereum Classic has the capacity to accommodate the miners for the short term span until a new coin like Ethereum comes out.I believe in the win of miners so Ethereum and the people following it after moving to PoS will be the only losers.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 05, 2022, 04:55:55 PM
But this does not solve the performance problems of other projects and smart contracts. Even if the developers turn off the difficulty bomb in the new fork, this exchange coin will not be listed for trading and the miners will not work at a loss.
Forked or not, the bottom line will be that Vitalik & Co.'s PoS chain will retain the vast majority of its market cap. The PoW chain will be almost worthless, like $50 per Ether if we're lucky. Best case, it becomes like the ETC fork back in 2016 or BCH in 2017.

But regardless, 90%+ of the total block reward available to GPU miners will vanish overnight, and no rig will be profitable except at free power. Even if the PoS chain ran into a major bug and they want to go back to PoW, that would still destroy confidence in ETH, meaning mining profit would crash by 90% anyway.

The only possible outcomes of PoS are PoS wins, PoW loses or PoS loses, PoW loses. There is no scenario where PoW wins.
in 2016, smart contracts were just starting to be launched, and because of the hacking of the most famous smart contract, a fork appeared.  Now it's a huge system that can't be cloned. Miners will look for other coins, but they will not be happy with the profit.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 05, 2022, 08:38:42 PM
Right now Ethereum Classic is holding very well in the profitability for the same hash rate as the ETH as ETC just gives you a couple of dollars less.
Not anymore if/when ETH were to go PoS. Millions of video cards will be flocking to the remaining 5% of the available GPU revenue. Profitability of ETC, FLUX, ERG, etc. will be near zero for weeks or months. ETC will be strictly an ASIC coin anyway. So we'll actually be left with 2% of the revenue.

I think since the beginning of mining PoW has always worked and has always been the winner in mining,I think this is not going to change even if Ethereum goes PoS,it will be a loss for Ethereum and not for the miners and PoW algorithm.I think Ethereum Classic has the capacity to accommodate the miners for the short term span until a new coin like Ethereum comes out.I believe in the win of miners so Ethereum and the people following it after moving to PoS will be the only losers.
I was talking about Ethereum specifically. Of course I believe PoW on GPUs will win in the long run, but when it comes to ETH, we shouldn't celebrate/wish for a failure of PoS, because that would hurt confidence in the coin as a whole, therefore mining profit would go to zero on ETH even if it reverted to PoW.

Miners will look for other coins, but they will not be happy with the profit.
This is exactly what will happen. There will be no profit on the other GPU coins until enough miners capitulate and sell their rigs. Once hashrate comes down, profit will improve.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on June 05, 2022, 10:22:43 PM
But this does not solve the performance problems of other projects and smart contracts. Even if the developers turn off the difficulty bomb in the new fork, this exchange coin will not be listed for trading and the miners will not work at a loss.
Forked or not, the bottom line will be that Vitalik & Co.'s PoS chain will retain the vast majority of its market cap. The PoW chain will be almost worthless, like $50 per Ether if we're lucky. Best case, it becomes like the ETC fork back in 2016 or BCH in 2017.

But regardless, 90%+ of the total block reward available to GPU miners will vanish overnight, and no rig will be profitable except at free power. Even if the PoS chain ran into a major bug and they want to go back to PoW, that would still destroy confidence in ETH, meaning mining profit would crash by 90% anyway.

The only possible outcomes of PoS are PoS wins, PoW loses or PoS loses, PoW loses. There is no scenario where PoW wins.

Yes there is.

V B vanishes someone takes over and says we aint going pos v b was a moron.

I give that a small chance.

VB and co already blinked and delayed pos from aug to sept.

he must be finding it very hard to sleep at night knowing he has spilt eth follower’s into pow and pos camps.

a lot depends on whom actually is backing him and what they really want him to do.

I have to think
Nvidia
Amd
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion

adds to over 800 billion
eth market cap is well under that last I looked.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 06, 2022, 03:34:08 PM
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion
Their main customers are datacenters. That's where they can make the highest profit margin. Miners only care about the price and they're an unreliable customer. Gamers are reliable customers who have brand loyalty, but only for 2-3 years instead of 10 years like the server customers, plus they're price sensitive too. 80% of the market cap of these silicon companies comes from their server customer base, not miners or gamers. Intel probably views mining as a nice side market to diversify their base, but not their focus by any means. Neeeveeeeediaaaa is migrating away from their GeForce gaming customer base toward the datacenter market, too.

The only company here that stands to lose from ETH PoS is AMD, because the Radeon brand isn't as popular for gaming and they have good hashrate. But I don't think they have any secret plan to save GPU mining. I need to see it before I'll believe it.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: a1 Hashrate LLC2022 on June 06, 2022, 04:09:06 PM
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion
Their main customers are datacenters. That's where they can make the highest profit margin. Miners only care about the price and they're an unreliable customer. Gamers are reliable customers who have brand loyalty, but only for 2-3 years instead of 10 years like the server customers, plus they're price sensitive too. 80% of the market cap of these silicon companies comes from their server customer base, not miners or gamers. Intel probably views mining as a nice side market to diversify their base, but not their focus by any means. Neeeveeeeediaaaa is migrating away from their GeForce gaming customer base toward the datacenter market, too.

The only company here that stands to lose from ETH PoS is AMD, because the Radeon brand isn't as popular for gaming and they have good hashrate. But I don't think they have any secret plan to save GPU mining. I need to see it before I'll believe it.

Hmm not sure If V.B. vanishes and his replacements put off POS for 1 year Eth Pow is effectively saved.

Jack Ma disappeared  for a very long time.
https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-56448688


Mr V could easily  vanish for the same amount of time.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 06, 2022, 05:36:34 PM
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion
Their main customers are datacenters. That's where they can make the highest profit margin. Miners only care about the price and they're an unreliable customer. Gamers are reliable customers who have brand loyalty, but only for 2-3 years instead of 10 years like the server customers, plus they're price sensitive too. 80% of the market cap of these silicon companies comes from their server customer base, not miners or gamers. Intel probably views mining as a nice side market to diversify their base, but not their focus by any means. Neeeveeeeediaaaa is migrating away from their GeForce gaming customer base toward the datacenter market, too.

The only company here that stands to lose from ETH PoS is AMD, because the Radeon brand isn't as popular for gaming and they have good hashrate. But I don't think they have any secret plan to save GPU mining. I need to see it before I'll believe it.

Then why LHR?, (algo and price manipulation)

Saving gpu mining is not a business model..owning gpu mining is a business model.

My projection is still very far but it can now be projected, so there is a possibility.

The GPU sold out, price increase and limit per customer happened. --> this cannot be called small time or nothing.

Even a pump and dump during a new series release is a good business move.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 08, 2022, 12:18:02 PM
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion
Their main customers are datacenters. That's where they can make the highest profit margin. Miners only care about the price and they're an unreliable customer. Gamers are reliable customers who have brand loyalty, but only for 2-3 years instead of 10 years like the server customers, plus they're price sensitive too. 80% of the market cap of these silicon companies comes from their server customer base, not miners or gamers. Intel probably views mining as a nice side market to diversify their base, but not their focus by any means. Neeeveeeeediaaaa is migrating away from their GeForce gaming customer base toward the datacenter market, too.

The only company here that stands to lose from ETH PoS is AMD, because the Radeon brand isn't as popular for gaming and they have good hashrate. But I don't think they have any secret plan to save GPU mining. I need to see it before I'll believe it.

Then why LHR?, (algo and price manipulation)

Saving gpu mining is not a business model..owning gpu mining is a business model.

My projection is still very far but it can now be projected, so there is a possibility.

The GPU sold out, price increase and limit per customer happened. --> this cannot be called small time or nothing.

Even a pump and dump during a new series release is a good business move.
The release of LHR video cards helped sellers avoid warranty risks. Nvidia sold mining video cards with a maximum warranty of 6 months but I have seen 3 months or less.
When the buyer was ready to buy any video card, LHR models appeared. When the buyer began to choose AMD, hackers appeared who hacked LHR. That's a coincidence.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 08, 2022, 08:52:32 PM
Intel want pow and that is a very wealthy group of companies.
Nvidia market cap is 468 billion
Intel Market cap is 177 billion
Amd market cap is 172 billion
Their main customers are datacenters. That's where they can make the highest profit margin. Miners only care about the price and they're an unreliable customer. Gamers are reliable customers who have brand loyalty, but only for 2-3 years instead of 10 years like the server customers, plus they're price sensitive too. 80% of the market cap of these silicon companies comes from their server customer base, not miners or gamers. Intel probably views mining as a nice side market to diversify their base, but not their focus by any means. Neeeveeeeediaaaa is migrating away from their GeForce gaming customer base toward the datacenter market, too.

The only company here that stands to lose from ETH PoS is AMD, because the Radeon brand isn't as popular for gaming and they have good hashrate. But I don't think they have any secret plan to save GPU mining. I need to see it before I'll believe it.

Then why LHR?, (algo and price manipulation)

Saving gpu mining is not a business model..owning gpu mining is a business model.

My projection is still very far but it can now be projected, so there is a possibility.

The GPU sold out, price increase and limit per customer happened. --> this cannot be called small time or nothing.

Even a pump and dump during a new series release is a good business move.
The release of LHR video cards helped sellers avoid warranty risks. Nvidia sold mining video cards with a maximum warranty of 6 months but I have seen 3 months or less.
When the buyer was ready to buy any video card, LHR models appeared. When the buyer began to choose AMD, hackers appeared who hacked LHR. That's a coincidence.


"mAnIPuLaTiOn"


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: a1 Hashrate LLC2022 on June 08, 2022, 11:44:23 PM
Well 2 cents for eth per mh works for me, but do we bail in Sept and do pos or do we delay till dec-feb?

place your bets.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: MerrHeLL on June 11, 2022, 04:19:42 PM

I'm more optimistic than this. The crash of Crypto is complicated. Common sense tells us a decentralized non fiat coin should weather an economic downturn... but instead all crypto has taken a dive along with the bad inflation numbers, declining stock market etc. Its the fear factor. Investors can't predict what Crypto will do so there has simply been a lot of profit taking... and a resistance to keep investing or buying. The big buyers are moving into less risky assets like bonds, munis, physical assets. Crypto prices will rebound but the question is when? Confidence needs to be regained. I think it will be slow and come in the form of POS finally happening and other altcoins emerging to replace ETH POS. All of which combined will be worth way less than what ETH alone was worth on POS at the end of 2021. If Vitalik and company understood economics and ETH's actual customers (he forgets he has a product and customers) they never would have taken this difficulty bomb force POW miners to die off and switch to POS method. A smarter way to build ETH on POS would have allowed for a transparent dual path course where ETH POW would remain but have a side by side entry of ETH POS. Then the confidence in ETH POW would not have to be destroyed like it has been. You get the benefit of the mining community, continue to offer value to them in gas fees and create additional wealth with ETH POS rather than destroy the former wealth of ETH POW. The stakers of 2021 have now lost 2/3rds of their investment. Does anyone like their investments shrinking by 2/3rds? The Vitalik and company elites tried to deceive the world with their fake propaganda claiming altruism around energy consumption when the reality was always greed for the devs. Align with some large investors to take more for themselves is all POS really is. The worst part about the sham is they have literally made the ETH ecosystem less resilient, less capable, and less viable to build business systems with. Will a fully implemented POS in 2024 be better than what ETH POW was in late 2021? Maybe, but we won't see ETH worth $4800K until 2025. This was a huge mistake that destroyed the wealth of many many people.

I'm rooting for the crypto community to succeed... but trying to consolidate wealth in the hands of a few all while pretending to be doing so for the planet has been exposed for what it is. It is a fraud and always has been. Free markets really do work... and Vitalik and company are learning that every day with the current suck prices of ETH.



Right now Ethereum Classic is holding very well in the profitability for the same hash rate as the ETH as ETC just gives you a couple of dollars less.
Not anymore if/when ETH were to go PoS. Millions of video cards will be flocking to the remaining 5% of the available GPU revenue. Profitability of ETC, FLUX, ERG, etc. will be near zero for weeks or months. ETC will be strictly an ASIC coin anyway. So we'll actually be left with 2% of the revenue.

I think since the beginning of mining PoW has always worked and has always been the winner in mining,I think this is not going to change even if Ethereum goes PoS,it will be a loss for Ethereum and not for the miners and PoW algorithm.I think Ethereum Classic has the capacity to accommodate the miners for the short term span until a new coin like Ethereum comes out.I believe in the win of miners so Ethereum and the people following it after moving to PoS will be the only losers.
I was talking about Ethereum specifically. Of course I believe PoW on GPUs will win in the long run, but when it comes to ETH, we shouldn't celebrate/wish for a failure of PoS, because that would hurt confidence in the coin as a whole, therefore mining profit would go to zero on ETH even if it reverted to PoW.

Miners will look for other coins, but they will not be happy with the profit.
This is exactly what will happen. There will be no profit on the other GPU coins until enough miners capitulate and sell their rigs. Once hashrate comes down, profit will improve.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: 0verseer on June 12, 2022, 03:59:04 PM
Well 2 cents for eth per mh works for me, but do we bail in Sept and do pos or do we delay till dec-feb?

place your bets.
Right now, under the worst possible outcome, ETH PoS is still roll out but delay for a few months than the initial estimate of ETH foundation that the merge will be in Aug/Sep. So at least, miners need to planing accordingly to that: stop buying/building new rigs, start slowly reducing the numbers of your mining rigs and change it to ETH so you'll have a stake in the new PoS system.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on June 12, 2022, 04:29:56 PM
Well 2 cents for eth per mh works for me, but do we bail in Sept and do pos or do we delay till dec-feb?

place your bets.
Right now, under the worst possible outcome, ETH PoS is still roll out but delay for a few months than the initial estimate of ETH foundation that the merge will be in Aug/Sep. So at least, miners need to planing accordingly to that: stop buying/building new rigs, start slowly reducing the numbers of your mining rigs and change it to ETH so you have a stake in the new PoS system.
I advise you to look at the telegram channels of miners where they sell video cards. There are a lot of offers to sell video cards at low prices. Therefore, now it is very difficult to profitably sell a mining farm. You can sell video cards separately, but this is very long.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 12, 2022, 08:27:08 PM
I advise you to look at the telegram channels of miners where they sell video cards. There are a lot of offers to sell video cards at low prices. Therefore, now it is very difficult to profitably sell a mining farm. You can sell video cards separately, but this is very long.
This is why I decided to sell my video cards slowly one-by-one over the next 1-2 weeks in order to get higher prices.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 13, 2022, 03:40:34 AM
I have a feeling that this week when we check eBay, Craigslist, Facebook marketplace we are going to see a large supply of GPUs hitting the market.

With POS approaching closely and ETH taking a huge hit and trading under the 2017 ATH I think many people are going to call it quits earlier to get the most out of their GPUs.

Happens every time whenever a bear market just becomes an even bigger bear market.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: swogerino on June 13, 2022, 07:47:13 AM
I have a feeling that this week when we check eBay, Craigslist, Facebook marketplace we are going to see a large supply of GPUs hitting the market.

With POS approaching closely and ETH taking a huge hit and trading under the 2017 ATH I think many people are going to call it quits earlier to get the most out of their GPUs.

Happens every time whenever a bear market just becomes an even bigger bear market.

I am not selling anything myself,maybe buy the Rtx 3060 or 3060 ti as the most efficient cards energy consumption wise and I hope to see a lot of people selling their GPU-s and moving away for good from mining.The difficulty is still over 14 P for Ethereum mining which shows it is not regulating to what we are predicting but if our predictions are true then I think it should go down exponentially during time giving the miners who will stay mining much bigger daily rewards.I am looking forward to this,I am confident I will be the last miner shutting anything down  ;D whatever happens.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 13, 2022, 11:26:39 AM
I have a feeling that this week when we check eBay, Craigslist, Facebook marketplace we are going to see a large supply of GPUs hitting the market.

With POS approaching closely and ETH taking a huge hit and trading under the 2017 ATH I think many people are going to call it quits earlier to get the most out of their GPUs.

Happens every time whenever a bear market just becomes an even bigger bear market.

I was not expecting a crash this fast, overnight btc crashed from 29k to 23k now, that is insane, is a lot more than I thought it would be and still no bulltrap, that means a btc below 10k is possible to hit that cme gap of 9600 usd before going up again, maybe my prophecy will happen again. Yeah negative profit is closer and closer for 60mhs on eth, we had that negative profit for 30mhs ethash for months 2018 - 2019, now maybe is going to be 60mhs, not even 30mhs. Eth right now is 1180 usd, is crashing too fast and this is not the bottom yet. It's funny, most have not sold at 4k but they are selling now and will sell much much lower hehe, that is what market price is.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: sp_ on June 13, 2022, 11:45:35 AM
stETH seem to be another Luna..


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 13, 2022, 11:54:28 AM
stETH seem to be another Luna..


Scammers create this in order to create a scam market and rob sheeps and look what happened, defi and tokens are other things that crash eth a lot too, it cant be helped, gameover to eth, now it might crash just like 2018, 17 times instead of only 6 - 9 times that I had projected, meaning the worse case scenario, eth at 300 usd possible now as bottom.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: sp_ on June 13, 2022, 12:12:28 PM
Which fake USD will crash next?

USDN, USDD and FEI is looking weak

https://i.ibb.co/HxPX36F/hedge.png


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 13, 2022, 12:21:02 PM
Which fake USD will crash next?

USDN, USDD and FEI is looking weak


It's amazing how many fake stable usd scammers have created in this cycle. It's like if USDT was not enough scam already hehe, scammers had to go on and create more billion dollar fake scamcoins out of nowhere. The only usd stablecoin I believe is usdc and nothing else.

If you have a 4g rx 570/580 then is already at negative profit, a gtx 1070 is giving 10 cents at best, an rtx 3070 which is sold where I live for 800 usd yet is giving $0.60 cents per day, roi of 1351 days and that is using $0.10 per kwh and that electricity price is hard to find these days and this will get worse ehhe, You miners out there use the moment and sell as fast as possible your gpus before is too late, gpu prices are still good to sell.

https://whattomine.com/coins/151-eth-ethash?hr=60.0&p=130.0&fee=0.0&cost=0.1&cost_currency=USD&hcost=900&span_br=1h&span_d=24&commit=Calculate

ETH 1162 usd at lowest since january 2021 now and still going down, fasten your seatbelts trolls, this is going to hehell. I'm sure there will be a bulltrap here very soon, taking it very high and then crashing to hehell again.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 13, 2022, 04:23:40 PM
Prices of 2nd hand 3080's are starting to get better hehehe..hell  ;D


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 13, 2022, 06:51:52 PM
Prices of 2nd hand 3080's are starting to get better hehehe..hell  ;D

"MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor Wanted People to Mortgage Their Houses and “Buy Bitcoin,” but the Company Itself Is Now About To Face a Margin Call".

Look at this, https://wccftech.com/microstrategy-michael-saylor-wanted-people-to-mortgage-their-houses-and-buy-bitcoin-but-the-company-itself-is-now-about-to-face-a-margin-call/

"As we’ve noted a number of times in our posts, a typical bear market for Bitcoin sees its price crash around 80 percent relative to the preceding all-time high. It is for this reason that we expect Bitcoin to bottom somewhere between $15,000 and $20,000, provided that the trough coincides with a flush in the S&P 500 index towards the $3,400 price level. Given the existing correlation regime between US equities and Bitcoin, one can’t bottom without the other."

That Michael Saylor was always a scammer and a troll, anyway this is not bear market yet.

I guess those bitcoins he bought for 40k,50k,60k and 65k will have to sell them for 20k and lower hehe. That is how it works, they have not sold around 60k but trust me they will sell for 20k or lower hehe

Tron will soon be in trouble too https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2022/06/13/trons-stablecoin-peg-to-dollar-wobbles-justin-sun-swears-to-deploy-2b-to-prop-up/ , all scamcoins.

Celsius was another scam 7 usd last year and now 20 cents https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/13/23165611/bitcoin-ethereum-crypto-price-drop-celsius

Solana another scam, https://u.today/solana-downtime-series-continues-network-faces-serious-issues-again

Interesting things happen when bear market is upon us then you see the meaning behind scamcoins, most devs of those scamcoins are running away with the money forever hehe


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 14, 2022, 02:50:18 AM
Prices of 2nd hand 3080's are starting to get better hehehe..hell  ;D

"MicroStrategy’s Michael Saylor Wanted People to Mortgage Their Houses and “Buy Bitcoin,” but the Company Itself Is Now About To Face a Margin Call".

Look at this, https://wccftech.com/microstrategy-michael-saylor-wanted-people-to-mortgage-their-houses-and-buy-bitcoin-but-the-company-itself-is-now-about-to-face-a-margin-call/

"As we’ve noted a number of times in our posts, a typical bear market for Bitcoin sees its price crash around 80 percent relative to the preceding all-time high. It is for this reason that we expect Bitcoin to bottom somewhere between $15,000 and $20,000, provided that the trough coincides with a flush in the S&P 500 index towards the $3,400 price level. Given the existing correlation regime between US equities and Bitcoin, one can’t bottom without the other."

That Michael Saylor was always a scammer and a troll, anyway this is not bear market yet.

I guess those bitcoins he bought for 40k,50k,60k and 65k will have to sell them for 20k and lower hehe. That is how it works, they have not sold around 60k but trust me they will sell for 20k or lower hehe

Tron will soon be in trouble too https://www.coindesk.com/markets/2022/06/13/trons-stablecoin-peg-to-dollar-wobbles-justin-sun-swears-to-deploy-2b-to-prop-up/ , all scamcoins.

Celsius was another scam 7 usd last year and now 20 cents https://www.theverge.com/2022/6/13/23165611/bitcoin-ethereum-crypto-price-drop-celsius

Solana another scam, https://u.today/solana-downtime-series-continues-network-faces-serious-issues-again

Interesting things happen when bear market is upon us then you see the meaning behind scamcoins, most devs of those scamcoins are running away with the money forever hehe

Maybe i'll sell one real asset and buy, not now but only if saylor sold into oblivion/rage quit hehe. You don't want to be an exit liquidity for saylor.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 14, 2022, 03:50:45 AM
I had an order to buy some BTC back at the 200 WMA, I think it was something like $22222. First I assumed it was the bottom but it clearly is approaching $20K very fast.

With the way that ETH went straight thru it’s old ATH I have a feeling that Bitcoin might also. Seems there are no buyers at all. Crazy that it was over $30K just a few days ago.

Wonder what Wednesday will bring with the fed news.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: wheelz1200 on June 14, 2022, 05:11:08 AM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

Pretty much hurt, that's what's coming.  I mean profitability is going to just plummet, the choice is to sell or hold on for the next run because you won't be able to run your hardware at any kind of profit in a bear.  But when things turn everyone flocks back to hardware.  Happened in every run.  This should he no different.  But be forewarned you will be tested during this bear for sure.  Good luck


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: 5W-KILO on June 14, 2022, 05:27:38 AM
I have any graphic cards that haven't made me 70% of my ROI but I don't worry myself, I used money that I don't need to build those mining rigs and I have money that I can use to buy coins on the way down, if you are like me you have nothing to worry about, bear market is a blessing.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 14, 2022, 12:46:47 PM
I had an order to buy some BTC back at the 200 WMA, I think it was something like $22222. First I assumed it was the bottom but it clearly is approaching $20K very fast.

With the way that ETH went straight thru it’s old ATH I have a feeling that Bitcoin might also. Seems there are no buyers at all. Crazy that it was over $30K just a few days ago.

Wonder what Wednesday will bring with the fed news.

20k is not the bottom yet, this is just starting, it might look like is the bottom, every bearrun crashes btc lower than the cost to mine 1 btc, so how much cost to mine 1 btc? in may 2021 cost 7k to 11k as per this website https://minerdaily.com/2021/how-much-does-it-cost-to-mine-a-bitcoin-update-may-2021/ at moment still around that, so expect bottom to be around that.

"In summary, it currently costs between $7,000-$11,000 USD to mine a bitcoin. "


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: swogerino on June 14, 2022, 01:07:42 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

Pretty much hurt, that's what's coming.  I mean profitability is going to just plummet, the choice is to sell or hold on for the next run because you won't be able to run your hardware at any kind of profit in a bear.  But when things turn everyone flocks back to hardware.  Happened in every run.  This should he no different.  But be forewarned you will be tested during this bear for sure.  Good luck

Difficulty is going down with 1 P from 15 P to 14 P in Ethereum mining and I can make more Ethereum daily then I used to 2 days ago.I expect another massive difficulty reduction and I expect that the people who will win are those who will hodl in the middle of the bear market.I agree that bear market is a blessing for miners who want to become long term hodlers.I mined at a loss at 2018 and made a good amount of Bitcoin which in 2021 more specifically in February turned to 50.000 USD/40.000 EUR so I will still mine at a loss and keep the coins for the next bull run which I predict will be no further than 1-2 years from now.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 14, 2022, 02:50:56 PM
Difficulty is going down with 1 P from 15 P to 14 P in Ethereum mining and I can make more Ethereum daily then I used to 2 days ago.I expect another massive difficulty reduction and I expect that the people who will win are those who will hodl in the middle of the bear market.I agree that bear market is a blessing for miners who want to become long term hodlers.I mined at a loss at 2018 and made a good amount of Bitcoin which in 2021 more specifically in February turned to 50.000 USD/40.000 EUR so I will still mine at a loss and keep the coins for the next bull run which I predict will be no further than 1-2 years from now.

Everyday people are turning off their gpus because it makes no sense to mine anymore till a balance is hit, as soon as a balance is hit then negative profit will stop and then for 60mhs you will make few cents, $0.10 per day per gpu, it stayed in negative profit for months in 2019 for 30mhs and 30mhs is like 60mhs this cycle around, so eth will have to crash a lot yet for that to happen, i mean below 500 usd.

We come back to what I have been saying every cycle, people get spoiled, eth got to almost 5k and trolls thought eth crash to 2000 usd would be impossible, look where it is at moment, almost at 1000 usd mark, if you said eth would crash below 1000 usd trolls would laugh and kill you at the spot, people are spoiled, they will never understand that this market is made of cycles because that is the only way the rich gets richer, if you dont sell the bags when the price is good then your loss, same thing is if you dont buy when the price is good your loss too, use both sides then you win in the end but need to be very careful because there are too many scamcoins, need to know what to buy. I know many trolls who did not listen to me when I said luna solana shina inu doge and many others are scams, look now, they lost big and some lost it all.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: moonboy30 on June 14, 2022, 02:54:09 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.
 Ive heard from crypto OGs that was gone to even not enough to pay its electricity, for a few months.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Pendrak on June 14, 2022, 03:17:27 PM
This is paradise for miners :D


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Ketesnuko on June 14, 2022, 06:07:17 PM
Looks like my prayers are already answered because I have been waiting for mining to become extremely unbearable for those who only want to make ROI, now hopefully we will see a huge reduction in mining difficulty.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 14, 2022, 09:34:59 PM
The best thing to do is let them overpay for btc, when btc was 40k and then 35k and then 30k and even at 26k I always said they were overpaying for it, they never listened, it will keep crashing and idiots trying to catch a falling knife, so let them, funny will be they buying for 22k and then seeing that 22k has become 10k and trust me, most that bought for 22k will sell for 10k or less hehe

https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitcoin-has-support-at-23k-but-analysts-warn-of-a-dire-drop-to-8k-as-global-debt-unwinds

"Bitcoin has support at $23K, but analysts warn of a dire drop to $8K as global debt unwinds". This will be like the 2020 march crash, btc crashed from 16k to all the way to 4k hehe

Truth is, people only learn through pain, so better to let them feel the pain ehhe

Most trolls have no idea how bad this will get till they see how insane a bear market crash bottom is. I have seen this many times since 2011, imagine seeing eth crashing from 900 to 80 usd in few days.

https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/06/14/coinbase-will-layoff-around-1100-employees/


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 14, 2022, 10:54:44 PM
https://www.coindesk.com/business/2022/06/14/coinbase-will-layoff-around-1100-employees/
I applied to a job opening at Coinbase, so thank god I got rejected... ehheehee

Most trolls have no idea how bad this will get till they see how insane a bear market crash bottom is. I have seen this many times since 2011, imagine seeing eth crashing from 900 to 80 usd in few days
My prediction was wrong too. I predicted $27k was the bottom, but now the price is $22k. So I need to eat my hat. At least I profited by not following my own advice, since I didn't actually buy any coins.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 18, 2022, 05:54:03 PM
I lost count of how many trolls said to me last year this phrase "this time is going to be different" when I said history would repeat itself and the huge crash would come in 2022. History once again won in the end and dont you trolls think next time will be different, it is proven time and time since 2011 that the crypto market is a pyramid scheme as known as pump and dump, only difference here is that the value of some coins are not created from thin air like is in other pyramid schemes, 99.9% of coins here are scams and their value is indeed 0 but some coins are legit but even if some of them are legit that does not mean they cant die or be replaced, so watch out and never put your eggs in just one basket, diversify and don't be a sheep, sheeps are the ones that are slaughtered in the end or eaten alive by wolves.

I applied to a job opening at Coinbase, so thank god I got rejected... ehheehee

Thankgod it was rejected, a strong force saved you hehe

Anyway, btc is 18.5k at moment and it seems 10k is closer than ever. I wonder when catching the falling knife will not hurt me, maybe below 10k, 9600 usd will hit that cme gap that was probably never filled in 2020.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: xxcsu on June 18, 2022, 08:43:05 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

I was here before 2018 :) and created a nice topic in 2017,  this topic really cant give you a right answer , no one can , but might worth to read it :)

HERE IS (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2208927) the original topic/post from 2017 :)

And HERE (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2208927) you can find the "updated" version from 2021 ;)


2017
I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY NEWBIES KEEP ASKING THE SAME QUESTIONS " ITS TO LATE TO START MINING , IT IS STILL PROFITABLE ? WHY MY EARNING IS LESS THAN ALL THOSE ONLINE CALCULATORS TELLING ME? WHAT IS THE BEST COIN TO MINE ? WHAT IS THE MOST PROFITABLE COIN TO MINE"

No one can tell you !
Always going to be a 2 group of ppl who telling you it's ok go for it , or don't bc you just wasting your money and time !
You have to make a decision for yourself !
Do your own research !
No one can tell you for sure what's going to happen with cryptocurrency !
No one can tell you it's going to be profitable for you or not !
No one can tell you how much profit you going to be able to make ! ( if you can make any at all )
No one can tell you the ROI ( return of investment) time !
No one can tell you what is the best coin to mine !
No one can tell you what is the most profitable coin to mine! Coins profitability always changing, what is best to mine today, maybe going to be the worst to mine tomorrow !
None of those calculators you are seeing on the web can tell you what's coming tomorrow , months later or 6 months later !
Those calculators telling you about today , at that moment when you typing in your information !
None of those online calculators calculating pool luck !
None of those online calculators calculating your stale/rejected or invalid shares !
None of those online calculators able to predict difficulty growth !
None of those online calculators can predict what would be the coin/$ exchanges rates a minutes later, a hour later,  tomorrow, next week,  months later, 6 months later or a year later !
It's little bit of gambling , you must to decide you want to play on the lottery or not  ;D
YES some of us got lucky , made some money with mining
YES some of us got unlucky , lost some money , bc when price started to fall , sold they coins , miners...

! INVEST ONLY WHAT YOU'RE WILLING AND ABLE TO LOSE !
! INVEST WITH THE UNDERSTANDING , THAT YOU COULD LOSE EVERYTHING !




2021

Posted this topic almost 3.5 years ago... There is the brand new, 2021 updated version ;)

There is the Original Link for my topic from 2017 HERE (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2208927)

The same thing happening now what happened in (2016) 2017, ppl got crazy about mining, investing money into GPU's, ASIC's, hoping a big profit in a short time, GPU's, ASIC's price are crazy high, but really no one know what's coming in the future.

Lot of us know what happened in 2018 (https://cointelegraph.com/news/overview-of-the-crypto-mining-industry-in-2018-will-the-struggles-extend-to-2019), some of us was able to make a great profit with mining ( mostly those guys who started mining before crazy GPU prices ), and some of the unlucky ones come back to this forum and cried for they Money, said just bad things about mining ( mostly those guys who paid 3x, 4x, 5x price over a RX480/580 MSRP ( manufacturer's suggested retail price ).

Before you jumping into mining please do your own research, especially about ETH mining, check the roadmap for ETH development (https://www.etoro.com/news-and-analysis/crypto/exploring-ethereums-development-roadmap/), make sure you know more than what mining calculators telling you. Learn about ETH2 (https://ethereum.org/en/eth2/) , EIP 1559 (https://www.reddit.com/r/ethereum/comments/lk1rjp/this_is_why_eip_1559_is_good_and_why_vitalik/) , Mining Reward Reduction (https://en.cryptonomist.ch/2020/04/30/halving-of-ethereum/) ... and if you are living in  the USA , make sure you know what this IRS letters are about : Letter 6163 (https://www.irs.gov/pub/notices/letter_6173.pdf) , 6174 (https://www.irs.gov/pub/notices/letter_6174.pdf) and 6174-A (https://www.irs.gov/pub/notices/letter_6174-a.pdf) also ... Its a good thing to know about Tax Consequences (https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-businesses-self-employed/virtual-currencies)
The big brother is watching you, and not just in the USA.

HAPPY MINING to all of you and good luck with your new adventure ;)

Be Aware ! Scammers are Targeting You! Hackers are targeting You! You can be a victim of a phishing website !  Watch out !
Make sure You Buying gears from legit source ! Downloading program from legit source ! Make sure you have a hardware wallet !


Im sure we going to see a lot of "crying " ppl here as soon as Price going up , scammers , hackers getting into actions :( , and most of the victims going to be some of our community new members :( , our "Newbies"


Watch out for newbies who promising "save on dev fee" kind of miner programs hacks , and you just need to download a file to your computer , then run the .exe file ...
IF NO SOURCE CODE , NOT OPEN SOURCE PROJECT,  FORGET ABOPUT THOSE JUNKS
NEVER RUN ANY .EXE FILE ,OR IF YOU DO USE WIRESHARK OR SOMETHING SIMILLAR TO ANALYZE what your freshly installed junk doing on your network .

if you running something like this on a pc , where you keep important information about your wallet , don't be surprised if all of your hard mined coin going to disappear .
...or your valid shares decline , bc your miner going to mine for somebody else !

Coin price up its mean scammers targeting miners, especially newbies with a promise to save on dev fee .

Dont be fooled when newbie account holder creating a .exe file , promising you can save lets say on dev fee, and another newbie keep saying how perfect is that new .exe file, what another newbie just created !
Dont be fooled when the creator make his source code public, its can be totally fake , you need to Decompiling the code , and see whats in the .exe file ! or compile the file yourself from the source code , if you want to stay on the safe side !


I DONT UNDERSTAND WHY NEWBIES KEEP ASKING THE SAME QUESTIONS " ITS TO LATE TO START MINING , IT IS STILL PROFITABLE ? WHY MY EARNING IS LESS THAN ALL THOSE ONLINE CALCULATORS TELLING ME? WHAT IS THE BEST COIN TO MINE ? WHAT IS THE MOST PROFITABLE COIN TO MINE"

No one can tell you !
Always going to be a 2 group of ppl who telling you it's ok go for it , or don't bc you just wasting your money and time !
You have to make a decision for yourself !
Do your own research !
No one can tell you for sure what's going to happen with cryptocurrency !
No one can tell you it's going to be profitable for you or not !
No one can tell you how much profit you going to be able to make ! ( if you can make any at all )
No one can tell you the ROI ( return of investment) time !
No one can tell you what is the best coin to mine !
No one can tell you what is the most profitable coin to mine! Coins profitability always changing, what is best to mine today, maybe going to be the worst to mine tomorrow !
None of those calculators you are seeing on the web can tell you what's coming tomorrow , months later or 6 months later !
Those calculators telling you about today , at that moment when you typing in your information !
None of those online calculators calculating pool luck !
None of those online calculators calculating your stale/rejected or invalid shares !
None of those online calculators able to predict difficulty growth !
None of those online calculators can predict what would be the coin/$ exchanges rates a minutes later, a hour later,  tomorrow, next week,  months later, 6 months later or a year later !
It's little bit of gambling , you must to decide you want to play on the lottery or not  ;D
YES some of us got lucky , made some money with mining
YES some of us got unlucky , lost some money , bc when price started to fall , sold they coins , miners...

! INVEST ONLY WHAT YOU'RE WILLING AND ABLE TO LOSE !
! INVEST WITH THE UNDERSTANDING , THAT YOU COULD LOSE EVERYTHING !










Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 18, 2022, 09:14:25 PM
Anyway, btc is 18.5k at moment and it seems 10k is closer than ever. I wonder when catching the falling knife will not hurt me, maybe below 10k, 9600 usd will hit that cme gap that was probably never filled in 2020.
I remember how other users mocked you when you suggested a $10k bottom. I didn't believe it as well. But so far, Metroid has been correct ehhe.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 18, 2022, 09:49:53 PM
Anyway, btc is 18.5k at moment and it seems 10k is closer than ever. I wonder when catching the falling knife will not hurt me, maybe below 10k, 9600 usd will hit that cme gap that was probably never filled in 2020.
I remember how other users mocked you when you suggested a $10k bottom. I didn't believe it as well. But so far, Metroid has been correct ehhe.

That is likely where this is going however it will take sometime for that, it takes time, there might be a bulltrap when btc hits 15k then goes up fast to 20k and then 25k then it crashes back to 15k and then 10k and lower as the true bottom, we'll see.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on June 19, 2022, 12:27:10 AM
 Or you are over calling it and the 17.6k for btc was the bottom.

and eth just got a bit under 900.

The rise could start tomorrow and good times for months to come.

Place your bets people.

good luck to the glass is half empty people
good luck to the glass is half full people.

I think sideways is done for the next year or so.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 12:37:45 AM
17.5k was not extreme, so i'm sure is not the bottom yet, the bottom is something extreme that nobody believes, for example like when btc crashed from 20k to 3k, right now to be as extreme as 20 to 3k, btc would have to crash to around 9k to 11k, that would be extreme. So reason i dont believe this is the bottom, it was too fast as well, the bottom takes time to be found.

About eth, eth still at 0.05 to btc, so is overvalued at the moment, eth to btc ratio in the crash is usually 0.03 and lower, so meaning if btc crashes to 10k eth will have to crash to 333 usd. This eth ratio will crash as we go from here, dont be surprised to see eth to btc crashing in the coming months and then we see the bottom, I mean in 2018 when btc crashed to 3k, eth to btc got as low as 0.015, so just for the sake of math, if btc crashes to 10k and that eth ratio is at 0.015 then that means eth at 150 usd, for refence always look what happened in 2018 November, will it happen that way again? we never know, if you dont believe this will crash more, you can always buy now, even if crashes a lot more no worries just keep your coins safe and hope for a better opportunity to sell high in few years.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 19, 2022, 02:13:06 AM
good luck to the glass is half empty people
good luck to the glass is half full people.
I can't believe I got upset this morning when I saw BTC rebounded from $18k to $19k. Nowadays the lower price goes, the happier I get. Lol

On top of that I think I can get 4.3¢ after-tax residential power next month... which is perfect for bear market mining. Let's see how big the GPU price crash is. This time I get excited about the bear market unlike 2018 where I suffered greatly.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on June 19, 2022, 02:57:31 AM
17.5k was not extreme, so i'm sure is not the bottom yet, the bottom is something extreme that nobody believes, for example like when btc crashed from 20k to 3k, right now to be as extreme as 20 to 3k, btc would have to crash to around 9k to 11k, that would be extreme. So reason i dont believe this is the bottom, it was too fast as well, the bottom takes time to be found.

About eth, eth still at 0.05 to btc, so is overvalued at the moment, eth to btc ratio in the crash is usually 0.03 and lower, so meaning if btc crashes to 10k eth will have to crash to 333 usd. This eth ratio will crash as we go from here, dont be surprised to see eth to btc crashing in the coming months and then we see the bottom, I mean in 2018 when btc crashed to 3k, eth to btc got as low as 0.015, so just for the sake of math, if btc crashes to 10k and that eth ratio is at 0.015 then that means eth at 150 usd, for refence always look what happened in 2018 November, will it happen that way again? we never know, if you dont believe this will crash more, you can always buy now, even if crashes a lot more no worries just keep your coins safe and hope for a better opportunity to sell high in few years.

If the bottom is anything like 2015 and 2019, we will make a bottom, trade sideways for months and eventually get a break upwards.

Everybody is looking for a capitulation candle or some type of V reversal and due to this many are dollar cost averaging buying however it’s not a wise move when it can bottom out at something crazy like $14K.

It’s best to wait and just buy it when it finally uptrends at like $15k or $16k rather than buying now. I assume many bought at $20K and are under water. So if it approaches $20K again most likely will be strong resistance.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 19, 2022, 04:20:22 AM
17.5k was not extreme, so i'm sure is not the bottom yet, the bottom is something extreme that nobody believes, for example like when btc crashed from 20k to 3k, right now to be as extreme as 20 to 3k, btc would have to crash to around 9k to 11k, that would be extreme. So reason i dont believe this is the bottom, it was too fast as well, the bottom takes time to be found.

About eth, eth still at 0.05 to btc, so is overvalued at the moment, eth to btc ratio in the crash is usually 0.03 and lower, so meaning if btc crashes to 10k eth will have to crash to 333 usd. This eth ratio will crash as we go from here, dont be surprised to see eth to btc crashing in the coming months and then we see the bottom, I mean in 2018 when btc crashed to 3k, eth to btc got as low as 0.015, so just for the sake of math, if btc crashes to 10k and that eth ratio is at 0.015 then that means eth at 150 usd, for refence always look what happened in 2018 November, will it happen that way again? we never know, if you dont believe this will crash more, you can always buy now, even if crashes a lot more no worries just keep your coins safe and hope for a better opportunity to sell high in few years.

9k to 11k extreme...we call it 10k for now, that 10k would be a dream purchase if BTC is at 100k, the 10x mentality would be kicking again hehe. will go past 100k -200k then bottoms at around 30-40k next cycle.

if you don't want to risk not getting that bottom.. around 14k is a good entry too or around the price where saylor capitulates hehe.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 04:49:41 AM
9k to 11k extreme...we call it 10k for now, that 10k would be a dream purchase if BTC is at 100k, the 10x mentality would be kicking again hehe. will go past 100k -200k then bottoms at around 30-40k next cycle.

if you don't want to risk not getting that bottom.. around 14k is a good entry too or around the price where saylor capitulates hehe.

Right now only people who need money, people who want to sell now and buy cheaper later and bitcoin miners are selling, bitcoin miners always sell at current market price, most people dont buy now because they know this coming bear market will last a long time, so if you missed the chance to buy at lets say 10k, dont worry, you will have another chance to buy at 10k before btc goes up again next bullrun, remember the covid dump as known as march 2020 dump, even if there was no covid dump scammers always create a dump before the next bullrun, remember the bitfinex hack in august 2016? that was much before the 2017 bullrun but that was when the bullrun started. The same can be said about march 2020, that is when the 2021 bullrun started


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Nighthog on June 19, 2022, 08:35:52 AM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

Doge is already at the Buy price since it went below 10cents and really getting worthwhile @ 5cents and below if you want to accumulate as well for the next cycle.
It's price has been too high for the whole time since it shot up April 2021. It was a quick uptrend but not sustainable for it's market penetration it had.
I only wonder if it has any trend value & worth left in it for a new bull-cycle or did it exhaust itself in this one already.
Doge as a MEME has value. It's not a scam like the rest. Question is how long does a MEME retain it's value as a trend. Will it survive it's popularity to become something worthwhile or die trying. It's a coin like any else but has recognition and marketable value of it's own unlike many peers.

Markets have kinda eaten up the newness of itself from the populace at large, and burned many newcomers with these dump prices as most bought in through the HYPE with ATH prices thinking it would reach higher peaks rather than put them in the slaughterhouse.

Did this cycle burn too many people? We had many new entrants finally finding value to enter it but they did so at real high prices and they are getting REKT at the moment exiting their positions.
I find that too many people might have gotten themselves in trouble. Next cycle might take longer than anticipated to build.

Market conditions aren't favourable and frivolous money isn't readily available as in the past. Inflation will limit peoples spending habits.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 01:15:25 PM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

Doge is already at the Buy price since it went below 10cents and really getting worthwhile @ 5cents and below if you want to accumulate as well for the next cycle.


Yeah, btc below 10k or around 10k is not bad, dogecoin to be acceptable as it contains high risk compared to btc, it needs to crash down to $0.001 or lower then I might purchase 5% of my money in it, that was its price before elon musk hyped it and sheeps started buying it. Anybody buying doge scamcoin for $0.05 right now deserves to be scammed.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: sp_ on June 19, 2022, 01:34:42 PM
Doge is a POW coin. Perhaps priced too high, but not a dead project.. Guessing the future proce is difficult, but both btc and ethereum are oversold at the moment. If you time it right you can get an easy +50% in a few weeks.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: cryptosize on June 19, 2022, 02:37:25 PM
Bear market = low hashing difficulty = best time to mine and/or buy PC hardware

Few people understand this...


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 02:41:01 PM
Doge is a POW coin. Perhaps priced too high, but not a dead project.. Guessing the future proce is difficult, but both btc and ethereum are oversold at the moment. If you time it right you can get an easy +50% in a few weeks.

Yeah it's a pow coin that even the main dev sold his 100% stake just to get rid of the failure coin and then comes somebody hype it and now everything is okay and is not a failure? ehhe, thankgod I never invested in it.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 19, 2022, 02:42:03 PM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

Doge is already at the Buy price since it went below 10cents and really getting worthwhile @ 5cents and below if you want to accumulate as well for the next cycle.


Yeah, btc below 10k or around 10k is not bad, dogecoin to be acceptable as it contains high risk compared to btc, it needs to crash down to $0.001 or lower then I might purchase 5% of my money in it, that was its price before elon musk hyped it and sheeps started buying it. Anybody buying doge scamcoin for $0.05 right now deserves to be scammed.

10k might not be possible.. 20k and 30k is a sure reclaim..that is 2x and 3x money(spot), there is also leverage (just low enough to not get liquidated). that is an easy money, can bet big and win big.

we are not in 2013 anymore where some people are not sure if there are millionaires and billionaires in crypto...can be hit if saylor gets liquidated LOL  ;D


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 03:52:51 PM
10k might not be possible.. 20k and 30k is a sure reclaim..that is 2x and 3x money(spot), there is also leverage (just low enough to not get liquidated). that is an easy money, can bet big and win big.

we are not in 2013 anymore where some people are not sure if there are millionaires and billionaires in crypto...can be hit if saylor gets liquidated LOL  ;D

There is a lot of time yet for this to crash to hehell, from september 2022 to march 2023 we will know the bottom, it still too early to know the bottom, in this market you have to have lots of patience if you want to profit, buy too fast or sell too fast is not good.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on June 19, 2022, 05:42:58 PM
10k might not be possible.. 20k and 30k is a sure reclaim..that is 2x and 3x money(spot), there is also leverage (just low enough to not get liquidated). that is an easy money, can bet big and win big.

we are not in 2013 anymore where some people are not sure if there are millionaires and billionaires in crypto...can be hit if saylor gets liquidated LOL  ;D

There is a lot of time yet for this to crash to hehell, from september 2022 to march 2023 we will know the bottom, it still too early to know the bottom, in this market you have to have lots of patience if you want to profit, buy too fast or sell too fast is not good.

Just want to put this here for the record, the value(purchasing power) of 10k in 2018-19 and the value of 10k in 2022-23 are different.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 19, 2022, 05:51:01 PM
10k might not be possible.. 20k and 30k is a sure reclaim..that is 2x and 3x money(spot), there is also leverage (just low enough to not get liquidated). that is an easy money, can bet big and win big.

we are not in 2013 anymore where some people are not sure if there are millionaires and billionaires in crypto...can be hit if saylor gets liquidated LOL  ;D

There is a lot of time yet for this to crash to hehell, from september 2022 to march 2023 we will know the bottom, it still too early to know the bottom, in this market you have to have lots of patience if you want to profit, buy too fast or sell too fast is not good.

Just want to put this here for the record, the value(purchasing power) of 10k in 2018-19 and the value of 10k in 2022-23 are different.

Yeah true but the price to mine one btc is still around 9k - 12k and btc usually crashes to that value when the bottom is found. Anybody paying more than 9k - 12k for btc, at this moment is 19.5k then soon they will become sellers when this starts to crash. That will happen if they dont take profit now or very soon. There will be bultraps yet.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: sp_ on June 19, 2022, 06:48:47 PM
Yeah it's a pow coin that even the main dev sold his 100% stake just to get rid of the failure coin and then comes somebody hype it and now everything is okay and is not a failure? ehhe, thankgod I never invested in it.

If an entrepeneur sell his business, it doesn't meen that the business will shut down. Doge is pretty good and secure.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on June 19, 2022, 07:29:36 PM
Bear market = low hashing difficulty = best time to mine and/or buy PC hardware

Few people understand this...
If I understood this, and I continued mining on just TWO Radeon R9 270 cards during the 2014-2016 bear market on VERT/DASH/ETH, I would be a millionaire. But sadly I made the mistake of abandoning crypto when the prices fell. My other mistake was only opening a mining warehouse when the price peaked, which is how I almost went bankrupt. I only ended up with one rig in late 2018, but that rig paid for itself 6x in the next 3 years. This time I won't repeat that mistake ever again. I will mine with at least 150 video cards during this bear market.

I expect GPU coin difficulty to collapse by 50% this summer, so instead of 0.000033 BTC/day, we'll get 0.00007 BTC/day for an RTX 3060. Here are my projections. I used $72k BTC as a conservative estimate:

https://gcdnb.pbrd.co/images/tmdL0RPD4UZA.png?o=1

We should start thinking in terms of cost per BTC, NOT fiat 'profit'!


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: sp_ on June 19, 2022, 07:45:02 PM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

We do agree on one thing. POS = Piece Of Shit..
In the last month the price of ethereum has fallen -70%. With POS ethereum would be 70% less secure, but with POW the hashrate is almost the same. POW is using alot of energy, but prevents rich countries like China, Russia, Usa to enforce a killswitch in the network.. With the currently suggested Ethereum POS model they only need to buy 8% of the supply and replace the butterin code with the silent army code..


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Salamande on June 19, 2022, 10:34:07 PM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

We do agree on one thing. POS = Piece Of Shit..
In the last month the price of ethereum has fallen -70%. With POS ethereum would be 70% less secure, but with POW the hashrate is almost the same. POW is using alot of energy, but prevents rich countries like China, Russia, Usa to enforce a killswitch in the network.. With the currently suggested Ethereum POS model they only need to buy 8% of the supply and replace the butterin code with the silent army code..

...then they kill ETH and make then BTC bleed to hell...



Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: bitquad on June 20, 2022, 05:26:47 AM
17.5k was not extreme, so i'm sure is not the bottom yet, the bottom is something extreme that nobody believes, for example like when btc crashed from 20k to 3k, right now to be as extreme as 20 to 3k, btc would have to crash to around 9k to 11k, that would be extreme. So reason i dont believe this is the bottom, it was too fast as well, the bottom takes time to be found.

About eth, eth still at 0.05 to btc, so is overvalued at the moment, eth to btc ratio in the crash is usually 0.03 and lower, so meaning if btc crashes to 10k eth will have to crash to 333 usd. This eth ratio will crash as we go from here, dont be surprised to see eth to btc crashing in the coming months and then we see the bottom, I mean in 2018 when btc crashed to 3k, eth to btc got as low as 0.015, so just for the sake of math, if btc crashes to 10k and that eth ratio is at 0.015 then that means eth at 150 usd, for refence always look what happened in 2018 November, will it happen that way again? we never know, if you dont believe this will crash more, you can always buy now, even if crashes a lot more no worries just keep your coins safe and hope for a better opportunity to sell high in few years.
Ethereum supply = 6 x Bitcoin supply.

1 / 6 = 0.16

Ultimately I feel like Ethereum should be 0.16 of Bitcoin, and potentially a higher ratio because of Ethereum's influence on the crypto space compared to Bitcoin and the fact that it might become deflationary after the Merge. So in my mind Ethereum is undervalued, not overvalued.

You have to remember as more ETH staking occurs it provides more stability in a crash. When Ethereum is locked up in staking it reduces panic selling. So forget about old trends. Bitcoin has been losing market share to altcoins in this crash. And one reason for that is staking.

https://bitcoinist.com/ethereum-supply-staking-contract-10-milestone/

Around 12 Million ETH Is Now In The Ethereum 2.0 Deposit Contract

As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the ETH staking rate has observed further surge recently, taking the metric’s value to 10% of the total supply.

In case anyone’s not aware of what “staking” is, it’s best to take a look at the “proof of stake” (PoS) consensus system first.

In cryptocurrencies using the PoS framework, network validators (called the stakers) need to lock in a minimum amount of the crypto into a contract (32 ETH in case of Ethereum) to participate in the consensus system.

The network then randomly chooses one of the stakers to sign the next transaction (stakers with the higher staked amount have a better chance of being chosen).


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: bitquad on June 20, 2022, 05:36:21 AM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

We do agree on one thing. POS = Piece Of Shit..
In the last month the price of ethereum has fallen -70%. With POS ethereum would be 70% less secure, but with POW the hashrate is almost the same. POW is using alot of energy, but prevents rich countries like China, Russia, Usa to enforce a killswitch in the network.. With the currently suggested Ethereum POS model they only need to buy 8% of the supply and replace the butterin code with the silent army code..
Source for the 8% claim?


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on June 20, 2022, 06:32:50 AM
Ethereum supply = 6 x Bitcoin supply.

1 / 6 = 0.16

Ultimately I feel like Ethereum should be 0.16 of Bitcoin, and potentially a higher ratio because of Ethereum's influence on the crypto space compared to Bitcoin and the fact that it might become deflationary after the Merge. So in my mind Ethereum is undervalued, not overvalued.

You have to remember as more ETH staking occurs it provides more stability in a crash. When Ethereum is locked up in staking it reduces panic selling. So forget about old trends. Bitcoin has been losing market share to altcoins in this crash. And one reason for that is staking.

https://bitcoinist.com/ethereum-supply-staking-contract-10-milestone/

Around 12 Million ETH Is Now In The Ethereum 2.0 Deposit Contract

As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the ETH staking rate has observed further surge recently, taking the metric’s value to 10% of the total supply.

In case anyone’s not aware of what “staking” is, it’s best to take a look at the “proof of stake” (PoS) consensus system first.

In cryptocurrencies using the PoS framework, network validators (called the stakers) need to lock in a minimum amount of the crypto into a contract (32 ETH in case of Ethereum) to participate in the consensus system.

The network then randomly chooses one of the stakers to sign the next transaction (stakers with the higher staked amount have a better chance of being chosen).

Almost everything you said is true but pay attention, those locked eth will be unlocked and when once they are mass panic to sell as fast as possible will happen and that is when eth will crash a lot, possible prior the next bullrun, who knows but it will happen, yeah it could be good now because people feel safe those locked eth cant be sold but that is a double edged sword. It's not only eth, exchanges are manipulating everything to avoid a huge crash and that is not good for the market as a whole. It might be good for now but the trust is being broken, long term of what they are doing will be nasty.

About those 32 eth, eth scammer dev team came up with this 32 eth to be staked number, know what that means? even eth dev scam team already set eth price to btc and that is 32 eth, that is right, 32 eth = 1 btc, has always been and that is what they are planning to do long term and trying to hold that line but we know as eth supply is infinite and btc is not then will come a time where eth will depeg from those 32 eth = 1 btc and will crash meaning, 33 eth = btc then after a while, 34 eth = 1 btc and so on and that cant be prevented or avoided.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: bitquad on June 20, 2022, 09:13:16 AM
Ethereum supply = 6 x Bitcoin supply.

1 / 6 = 0.16

Ultimately I feel like Ethereum should be 0.16 of Bitcoin, and potentially a higher ratio because of Ethereum's influence on the crypto space compared to Bitcoin and the fact that it might become deflationary after the Merge. So in my mind Ethereum is undervalued, not overvalued.

You have to remember as more ETH staking occurs it provides more stability in a crash. When Ethereum is locked up in staking it reduces panic selling. So forget about old trends. Bitcoin has been losing market share to altcoins in this crash. And one reason for that is staking.

https://bitcoinist.com/ethereum-supply-staking-contract-10-milestone/

Around 12 Million ETH Is Now In The Ethereum 2.0 Deposit Contract

As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the ETH staking rate has observed further surge recently, taking the metric’s value to 10% of the total supply.

In case anyone’s not aware of what “staking” is, it’s best to take a look at the “proof of stake” (PoS) consensus system first.

In cryptocurrencies using the PoS framework, network validators (called the stakers) need to lock in a minimum amount of the crypto into a contract (32 ETH in case of Ethereum) to participate in the consensus system.

The network then randomly chooses one of the stakers to sign the next transaction (stakers with the higher staked amount have a better chance of being chosen).

Almost everything you said is true but pay attention, those locked eth will be unlocked and when once they are mass panic to sell as fast as possible will happen and that is when eth will crash a lot, possible prior the next bullrun, who knows but it will happen, yeah it could be good now because people feel safe those locked eth cant be sold but that is a double edged sword. It's not only eth, exchanges are manipulating everything to avoid a huge crash and that is not good for the market as a whole. It might be good for now but the trust is being broken, long term of what they are doing will be nasty.

About those 32 eth, eth scammer dev team came up with this 32 eth to be staked number, know what that means? even eth dev scam team already set eth price to btc and that is 32 eth, that is right, 32 eth = 1 btc, has always been and that is what they are planning to do long term and trying to hold that line but we know as eth supply is infinite and btc is not then will come a time where eth will depeg from those 32 eth = 1 btc and will crash meaning, 33 eth = btc then after a while, 34 eth = 1 btc and so on and that cant be prevented or avoided.
What's your source for the 32 ETH = 1 BTC price? That makes no sense at all. Initially they set a number of 500 ETH per validator. That was then lowered to 32 ETH because 500 ETH was too steep. Some people think even 32 ETH per validator is too steep. It had nothing to do with 1 BTC.

Of course now many people have been staking in pools with Coinbase,  Blockfi and unfortunately Celsius. We'll have to see what happens there.

Don't you think staked ETH would be unlocked gradually in case of a sell off? If interest rates rise after the merge why would you un-stake? And why selloff ETH to then incur a capital gains tax? Don't you think ETH stakers are long term investors as opposed to day traders?

Here’s why staking 32 ETH isn’t an easy proposition

https://eng.ambcrypto.com/eth-2-0-staking-proposition/


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on June 22, 2022, 08:19:20 PM
Ethereum supply = 6 x Bitcoin supply.

1 / 6 = 0.16

Ultimately I feel like Ethereum should be 0.16 of Bitcoin, and potentially a higher ratio because of Ethereum's influence on the crypto space compared to Bitcoin and the fact that it might become deflationary after the Merge. So in my mind Ethereum is undervalued, not overvalued.

You have to remember as more ETH staking occurs it provides more stability in a crash. When Ethereum is locked up in staking it reduces panic selling. So forget about old trends. Bitcoin has been losing market share to altcoins in this crash. And one reason for that is staking.

https://bitcoinist.com/ethereum-supply-staking-contract-10-milestone/

Around 12 Million ETH Is Now In The Ethereum 2.0 Deposit Contract

As pointed out by an analyst in a CryptoQuant post, the ETH staking rate has observed further surge recently, taking the metric’s value to 10% of the total supply.

In case anyone’s not aware of what “staking” is, it’s best to take a look at the “proof of stake” (PoS) consensus system first.

In cryptocurrencies using the PoS framework, network validators (called the stakers) need to lock in a minimum amount of the crypto into a contract (32 ETH in case of Ethereum) to participate in the consensus system.

The network then randomly chooses one of the stakers to sign the next transaction (stakers with the higher staked amount have a better chance of being chosen).

Almost everything you said is true but pay attention, those locked eth will be unlocked and when once they are mass panic to sell as fast as possible will happen and that is when eth will crash a lot, possible prior the next bullrun, who knows but it will happen, yeah it could be good now because people feel safe those locked eth cant be sold but that is a double edged sword. It's not only eth, exchanges are manipulating everything to avoid a huge crash and that is not good for the market as a whole. It might be good for now but the trust is being broken, long term of what they are doing will be nasty.

About those 32 eth, eth scammer dev team came up with this 32 eth to be staked number, know what that means? even eth dev scam team already set eth price to btc and that is 32 eth, that is right, 32 eth = 1 btc, has always been and that is what they are planning to do long term and trying to hold that line but we know as eth supply is infinite and btc is not then will come a time where eth will depeg from those 32 eth = 1 btc and will crash meaning, 33 eth = btc then after a while, 34 eth = 1 btc and so on and that cant be prevented or avoided.
What's your source for the 32 ETH = 1 BTC price? That makes no sense at all. Initially they set a number of 500 ETH per validator. That was then lowered to 32 ETH because 500 ETH was too steep. Some people think even 32 ETH per validator is too steep. It had nothing to do with 1 BTC.

Of course now many people have been staking in pools with Coinbase,  Blockfi and unfortunately Celsius. We'll have to see what happens there.

Don't you think staked ETH would be unlocked gradually in case of a sell off? If interest rates rise after the merge why would you un-stake? And why selloff ETH to then incur a capital gains tax? Don't you think ETH stakers are long term investors as opposed to day traders?

Here’s why staking 32 ETH isn’t an easy proposition

https://eng.ambcrypto.com/eth-2-0-staking-proposition/

fall of 2020 the lated is kind of dated


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Za1n on July 12, 2022, 02:36:17 AM
Below 10K for BTC is the time to start investing if you want to target the next bull cycle down the road in a couple years or more.

Doge is already at the Buy price since it went below 10cents and really getting worthwhile @ 5cents and below if you want to accumulate as well for the next cycle.


Yes, sub $10k BTC is the time to buy I think we have a few more months to get there, perhaps end of 22 early 23.

IMHO Doge is still sky high at 10 cents, or even 5 cents, better to wait until closer to 1 cent or even under.

And to the OP, just because you have mining rigs does not mean you need to use them. As a long time miner I have in previous bear markers shut down my rigs and just bought coins directly with the money I would have sent off to my power company. If the cost of mining coins is more than you can pay for them directly, do not feel you *must* mine.



Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on July 12, 2022, 01:23:46 PM
Yes, sub $10k BTC is the time to buy I think we have a few more months to get there, perhaps end of 22 early 23.

IMHO Doge is still sky high at 10 cents, or even 5 cents, better to wait until closer to 1 cent or even under.

And to the OP, just because you have mining rigs does not mean you need to use them. As a long time miner I have in previous bear markers shut down my rigs and just bought coins directly with the money I would have sent off to my power company. If the cost of mining coins is more than you can pay for them directly, do not feel you *must* mine.



I always said that btc will find its bottom around september 2022 to march 2023, right now btc is still overpriced. As it goes altcoins and everything will keep crashing, people need money to pay bills or buy things, so they will keep selling, selling pressure is very high on bear market, but remember this is not bear market yet, this is pre bear market. The worse has yet to come.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Boriss on July 12, 2022, 02:55:09 PM
After we enter recession in full, somewhere after this winter we are probably hitting 4-7K again.
Asic miners will be cheaper then ever and GPU mining long gone this time, if that will be a thing again remain to see, I do not expect to see so big price jump to use GPU on any coins currently on the market.

 


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Nighthog on July 13, 2022, 09:27:50 AM
After we enter recession in full, somewhere after this winter we are probably hitting 4-7K again.
Asic miners will be cheaper then ever and GPU mining long gone this time, if that will be a thing again remain to see, I do not expect to see so big price jump to use GPU on any coins currently on the market.

 

GPU mining will not go anywhere, there are always new coins to shift your hashrate into with the hardware but profitability will vary with time. Might now be as profitable as it was this cycle again ever again though.

New hardware is always be more efficient and markets get saturated with new entrants and it will squeeze out all those who can't afford it. Driving costs up & profitability down.
It will reach equilibrium with time but it wall also mean only hobbyists are into it or full scale industrialists.

There will not be room for small ventures much longer unless you have other incomes to subsidize your mining costs with electricity etc from elsewhere.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Boriss on July 13, 2022, 03:09:32 PM
After we enter recession in full, somewhere after this winter we are probably hitting 4-7K again.
Asic miners will be cheaper then ever and GPU mining long gone this time, if that will be a thing again remain to see, I do not expect to see so big price jump to use GPU on any coins currently on the market.

 

GPU mining will not go anywhere, there are always new coins to shift your hashrate into with the hardware but profitability will vary with time. Might now be as profitable as it was this cycle again ever again though.

New hardware is always be more efficient and markets get saturated with new entrants and it will squeeze out all those who can't afford it. Driving costs up & profitability down.
It will reach equilibrium with time but it wall also mean only hobbyists are into it or full scale industrialists.

There will not be room for small ventures much longer unless you have other incomes to subsidize your mining costs with electricity etc from elsewhere.

 ;D
This is "wisdom" that can be heard  from crypto youtubers that are basically living from equipment they got from companies and or a huge discounts for equipment they buy with their money.

This bear market will not be the same as previous cycles so don't look for any patterns regarding coins or equipment.
Positive wave will eventually come but will it be high enough to cover all off the burned land remains to see.

People who think to copy paste 2018-2020 period and use same GPU mining strategy for cycle  2022-2025 could be crushed heavily.
To run something as a business for few years month after month in red is not a business but gambling.
Every gamble can be Win or Lose, but if you gamble time after time eventually you go home empty pockets.

Safer bet would be to invest in BTC after next big dip sub $10K









 


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Coinfarm ventures on July 13, 2022, 03:59:46 PM
Safer bet would be to invest in BTC after next big dip sub $10K
How is that not a gamble too? At least with video cards, the investment can only lose half of it's value.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Boriss on July 13, 2022, 04:46:38 PM
Safer bet would be to invest in BTC after next big dip sub $10K
How is that not a gamble too? At least with video cards, the investment can only lose half of it's value.


Maybe I formulated that sentence wrong, I meant to say that if you want to put some money in crypto you can drop same amount of money with lees energy and time if you buy the coin in the first place.


We know how BTC story goes, only 1% of human mankind using it currently, at the same time flow of BTC is lower and lower after every halving, by the end of  this year we should have some new regulating laws across EU that will finally make path for corporate money to go in BTC full speed ahead not only dip in toe finger but completely. That looks as something worth investing from the current perspective, if path stays clear from obstructions from governments.




Video cards can lose only half?
It can lose much more if you buy at the top of mining cycle, and sell in the bear market after new generation goes on the shelf + price of electricity

Keep in mind that you cannot expect same pattern like we had with Nvidia 10xx and AMD 5xx, 4xx in this cycle where people sold old stuff higher then they paid them in 2017-2018.
I hear a lot of noise from youtubers about accumulating cards and sell them on new cycle, that seems like using last cycle pattern that could easily be complete wrong path especially if asic mining prevail completely.




 




Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: 0verseer on July 13, 2022, 06:18:08 PM
Safer bet would be to invest in BTC after next big dip sub $10K
How is that not a gamble too? At least with video cards, the investment can only lose half of it's value.


snip
I think Coinfarm ventures meant the investment can only lose half' because the overall cost isn't just the total value of the GPUs and rigs but also from the money made back from ETH mining. I know GPUs now cost half of it in early 2022. Used GPU is usually priced around 50-70% of a new one if it still has the warranty. So anyone invested in early 2022, their investment value right now:  
_ GPUs = 50-70% price of the new GPU now.
_ Around 6 months of profit from ETH mining.
That would easily cover over half of the price of GPUs back in early 2022, if not more.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on July 13, 2022, 06:32:21 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: cryptosize on July 13, 2022, 07:36:06 PM
GPU mining will never die. ETH might die if the PoS transition fails.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on July 14, 2022, 03:26:33 AM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Boriss on July 14, 2022, 02:12:25 PM
This time it will be much worse, because people are under the impression that they will mine 2-3 years in red and then resurface in the next bull run, that will probably be the case with BTC but not with other coins, maybe one in a thousand.




Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on July 14, 2022, 03:11:57 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.
In 2015, asics did not have a consumption of 3 kilowatts, and they could be used at home. I even remember silent models.
But modern asics consume a lot and are noisy. They are not suitable for most miners.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on July 14, 2022, 03:20:24 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.
In 2015, asics did not have a consumption of 3 kilowatts, and they could be used at home. I even remember silent models.
But modern asics consume a lot and are noisy. They are not suitable for most miners.

3kw miner is just about right for 1 20A breaker with 1 outlet..home "minimal" miner will just manage 1 equipment.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on July 15, 2022, 05:22:52 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.
In 2015, asics did not have a consumption of 3 kilowatts, and they could be used at home. I even remember silent models.
But modern asics consume a lot and are noisy. They are not suitable for most miners.

3kw miner is just about right for 1 20A breaker with 1 outlet..home "minimal" miner will just manage 1 equipment.
Until the neighbors complain about the noise... :)


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: arielbit on July 15, 2022, 11:35:51 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.
In 2015, asics did not have a consumption of 3 kilowatts, and they could be used at home. I even remember silent models.
But modern asics consume a lot and are noisy. They are not suitable for most miners.

3kw miner is just about right for 1 20A breaker with 1 outlet..home "minimal" miner will just manage 1 equipment.
Until the neighbors complain about the noise... :)

LOL, yeah, fuck them..apartment(large room type) maybe..but for houses that does not share a wall or walls, i think it is good enough.

a storage room or basement will make it quiet enough for a home occupant, unless it is almost as loud as a hammer drill, drilling through cement then yeah it is noisy.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: FP91G on July 20, 2022, 02:02:11 PM
There are a lot of video cards in mining, so even manufacturers are postponing the sale of new models, because the secondary market is crowded. For video cards to be in demand, a new coin is needed, and there are no such coins yet. Ethereum mining will end and the price of other coins may fall in a bear market, then mining on video cards will be boring.

Yeah it’ll be 2015 all over again. GPU mining was so boring and unprofitable that i switched to Bitcoin ASICs because there was profits there while with GPUs there wasn’t.

There were more POW coins then, much more than today. However the miner supply and the low market cap made them a waste of time to mine prettt much. Dash was probably #1 POW coin then, however the profits weren’t that great.

Same will happen now most likely.
In 2015, asics did not have a consumption of 3 kilowatts, and they could be used at home. I even remember silent models.
But modern asics consume a lot and are noisy. They are not suitable for most miners.

3kw miner is just about right for 1 20A breaker with 1 outlet..home "minimal" miner will just manage 1 equipment.
Until the neighbors complain about the noise... :)

LOL, yeah, fuck them..apartment(large room type) maybe..but for houses that does not share a wall or walls, i think it is good enough.

a storage room or basement will make it quiet enough for a home occupant, unless it is almost as loud as a hammer drill, drilling through cement then yeah it is noisy.
My friend in the village has ASICs in the garage. His plot of land is more than 20 acres, but neighbors hear this noise at night. Asics are very noisy. He does not want to spend money on expensive soundproofing and ventilation. Even 5 ASICs are already a problem in a private house, you yourself will be bothered by the noise.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: wheelz1200 on July 20, 2022, 11:32:53 PM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

Lol if you are asking if crypto can straight slap ypu in the face it can ha!  Seriously there is no telling how bad prices and/or profitability of mining will get.  In 2015 it was straight brutal but those who stuck it out got paid nicely, same with other cycles.  Will this one be the same...maybe?  Honest answer is don't expect profits and just be gladly surprised if you do profit.  Have fun with it and be part of history.  Who knows..


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: philipma1957 on July 21, 2022, 02:11:48 AM
Down the road into a bear market what can a new miner except from a 500MH mining farm? How incredibly bad can this get? 5$? 8$? Asking those who are here before in 2018 so I can know what's awaiting me.

Lol if you are asking if crypto can straight slap ypu in the face it can ha!  Seriously there is no telling how bad prices and/or profitability of mining will get.  In 2015 it was straight brutal but those who stuck it out got paid nicely, same with other cycles.  Will this one be the same...maybe?  Honest answer is don't expect profits and just be gladly surprised if you do profit.  Have fun with it and be part of history.  Who knows..

Yeah I did okay and not okay and okay and not okay. Can't be sure what is next.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on July 21, 2022, 03:59:09 AM
I remember in 2015 being so bored with mining that I decided to mod all my Bitcoin ASICs at the time. Back then there was little profit in GPUs most people just mined BTC with ASICs.

I had Antminer S3 that I made very quiet, enough to keep in an office.
A loud Antminer S4 where I modded the voltage and made it as efficient as an Antminer S5.
An S5 which I spend probably $50 on some very expensive (forgot the brand) high flow/quiet case fans to make it bareable to sleep in the same room.

Another s5 where I took an actual car muffler and tried to make it quiet. It was quieter however was just too bulky.

Those were the fun days.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on July 21, 2022, 05:46:21 AM
It was just reported today that Elon Musk sold 75% of his btc, I guess he knows something we don't ehhe


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: marcotheminer on July 21, 2022, 05:49:35 AM
It was just reported today that Elon Musk sold 75% of his btc, I guess he knows something we don't ehhe

Or perhaps couldn’t have the position remain at loss. I heard something about the balance sheet too. Tesla did take a nice loss from that though..

I remember in 2015 being so bored with mining that I decided to mod all my Bitcoin ASICs at the time. Back then there was little profit in GPUs most people just mined BTC with ASICs.

I had Antminer S3 that I made very quiet, enough to keep in an office.
A loud Antminer S4 where I modded the voltage and made it as efficient as an Antminer S5.
An S5 which I spend probably $50 on some very expensive (forgot the brand) high flow/quiet case fans to make it bareable to sleep in the same room.

Another s5 where I took an actual car muffler and tried to make it quiet. It was quieter however was just too bulky.

Those were the fun days.

:D


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: adaseb on July 22, 2022, 03:50:51 AM
It was just reported today that Elon Musk sold 75% of his btc, I guess he knows something we don't ehhe

Who knows? Maybe he hired people to do an investigation after the Luna collapse. And his advisors told him to sell because due Luna and UST going to 0 pretty much it'll set off a huge liquidation cascade which is pretty much what happened afterwards.

He did state that he might rebuy in the future and he also didn't sell his entire position so he might not be out of crypto completely. Or is was a decision by his board that he needs to protect Tesla's cash incase there is a big recession coming up.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: swogerino on July 22, 2022, 06:31:35 AM
It was just reported today that Elon Musk sold 75% of his btc, I guess he knows something we don't ehhe

Who knows? Maybe he hired people to do an investigation after the Luna collapse. And his advisors told him to sell because due Luna and UST going to 0 pretty much it'll set off a huge liquidation cascade which is pretty much what happened afterwards.

He did state that he might rebuy in the future and he also didn't sell his entire position so he might not be out of crypto completely. Or is was a decision by his board that he needs to protect Tesla's cash incase there is a big recession coming up.

No one knows something that others don't especially in the Bitcoin price which cannot be manipulated that easy as someone can EUR or USD money.That is one of the strongest points of Bitcoin as the new form of money,having decentralization as its key point.I don't think we care much what Elon Musk does or does not since that eventful May 2021 which he caused a massive crash to Bitcoin because everyone was amazed as to what he was doing with Bitcoin and how he was embracing it before such a turn off event.For the moment the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum are still holding where they were even with such 75% of Musk sale of Bitcoin so I don't think we should worry that much.


Title: Re: How bad can it get?
Post by: Metroid on July 22, 2022, 08:10:04 AM
No one knows something that others don't especially in the Bitcoin price which cannot be manipulated that easy as someone can EUR or USD money.That is one of the strongest points of Bitcoin as the new form of money,having decentralization as its key point.I don't think we care much what Elon Musk does or does not since that eventful May 2021 which he caused a massive crash to Bitcoin because everyone was amazed as to what he was doing with Bitcoin and how he was embracing it before such a turn off event.For the moment the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum are still holding where they were even with such 75% of Musk sale of Bitcoin so I don't think we should worry that much.

This means that people with a lot of money are very careful, how many times I heard sheeps and trolls saying the rich never sells any, they keep the coins, so it means that, people who hoards like saylor and others even sakamoto himself will sell when their price target is met, need to be very careful in the wild west.