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10261  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2021, time for a new general & diff speculation thread... on: April 18, 2021, 05:52:04 PM
I get why some want the mining section to be for btc. Not alt coins.

But btc is not in a vacuum  so I am trying to create  a way to incorporate  satoshi's  idea of turning power  into why there are multiple

competing coins. All these coins compete the worlds available power.

The genii is out of the bottle. I am going to open a diff thread in alt coins rather then buck the system here.




link

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5331454.msg56812967#msg56812967
10262  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: A new and improved BTC difficulty thread inclusive of every coin no censorship. on: April 18, 2021, 05:48:05 PM
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10263  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: A new and improved BTC difficulty thread inclusive of every coin no censorship. on: April 18, 2021, 05:47:55 PM
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Yeah  right now if you have an okay amount of gear and want more you are better off doing Newegg shuffle and hoping for a gpu.

For you in the US maybe, for us is a disaster, unless you go for a rx6700 and pay 1200euros you have to settle for 1050ti or an 1660 forgotten on stock, and the prices are hilarious sometimes, the 1050ti goes for 400 euros twice as much as when it was a brand new card.
But unlike in the asics business, Nvidia can produce easily millions of cards unless we see another insane surge in the price of altcoins probably the madness will stop, but god knows, I anticipated a lot of things and none came true

Back to bitcoin...

I wonder if this insane profit margin will fuel the theory of miners helping the overall price by not dumping to pay for electricity and other costs, at these rates you can easily cover the cost with a fraction of the income and not forced to liquidate like in the past.
It's still ~960 daily coins, (last24h) $60 million that are not completely hitting the exchanges....again, speculations, speculations









Yeah. I mine

BTC
ETH
LTC/DOGE
BCH
OCTOPUS
KAPOW

everything is designed on getting more BTC

So gpus on ebay in usa at stupidly high 2x prices  are a bargain compared to s19pros.

so buy a gpu at 2x msrp mine eth convert to cash and btc  is simply far better to do

than buying the s19pro on ebay or at blokforge.  blokforge had some s19pros at 16500. add tax and shipping  I got to just under 18000 for 1 s19pro

it makes 38 cents a th or 110 x 38 = $41.80 it burns 80 kwatts or 4 dollars that is 38 a day or 474 days to break even.  It is pretty loud it is hot. it needs a custom psu.

Which at the cost it is you should order the psu for it  just in case . say 500 more

I went to uk ebay and I see nvidia 3070 gpus for about. £1300 so 10 = £13000 = 17900 usd. tack on 500 for 2 mobos plus etc

and 18500 for the gpus vs 18000 for the s19pro

you get 600 mh or 600 x 19 cent that is 60 usd a day in eth auto vert to btc
power is under 50 kwatts or under 3 a day at 5 cent power
60 usd - 3 = 57 a day

18500/57 = 324 days to break even for 2 five card rigs

18500/38 = 474 days to break even for 1 s19pro and a spare psu


lets see with gpus you may or may not have the warranty since you got them on ebay
the gpus have resale value

the asic you have the crappy warranty service for 6 months.

but roi is 324 days vs 474 days.

this is directly affecting btc hashrate. as resources are diverting to  gpus

https://etherscan.io/chart/hashrate. from 269 nov 17 2020 to 539 apr 13 2021 about 100%

https://www.blockchain.com/charts/hash-rate.   from 126 nov 17  2020 to  169 apr 13 2021  about 34%




remember the chip shortage will force choices on how to expand

I am going to check out merge mining of LTC/DOGE

and see if the hash rate has grown like ETH or like BTC



LTC was 171 on nov 17 2020
LTC is now 288 on apr 14 2021 or about 68% up
Doge was 191 on Nov 17 2020
Doge is now 285 on Apr 15 2021 or up about 49%



So BTC diff nov 2020 to April 2021 + 33%
Doge diff nov 2020 to April 2021 + 49%
LTC diff nov 2020 to April 2021 + 68%
ETH diff nov 2020 to April 2021 +100%

So it looks like a lot of people are doing what I do.

Mining the coins that  gets the most $ per watt

Then convert it to some fiat for bills and some BTC

Now when you look at merge mined LTC/Doge more diff increases than BTC. less than ETH

and the reason is LTC/Doge makes more per watt than an s19pro
but less per watt than gpu rigs.

you can get 2 l3+ for about 1000 usd
so you can get 36 for about 18000 usd

that would be 18gh
it would burn  648 kwatts

earn 112 usd in ltc
earn 96 usd in doge
208 -33 = 175 a day

18,000/175 = 102 days.  this looks best. but that is because doge has jumped to 12-13 cents.

I suspect more growth here except chip short age will slow it.

So when you look at it all.

any of the three are good to mine

but

ETH and or LTC/Doge are clearly more bang for the buck than BTC asics.

It should be interesting to watch this over the next 2-4 months.

~
By applying a simple cumulative distribution function of blocks found between 60 and 120 mins intervals we get
exp(−60/10)−exp(−120/10) =  0.24%, by pure luck you mean great luck? Grin.

You, you...you!  Grin
Now, just read a topic about another mess in China with power failures do toe coal mines accidents, I know some of the guys reading around here are more knowledgeable about the things happening there, how much of that is true?

The difficulty prediction is a mess:
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Latest Block:   679522  (10 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   81.4586%  (131 / 160.82 expected, 29.82 behind)
Next Difficulty Change:   between -18.4544% and -2.7668%
fees have hit again 180sat/b min per block, something weird is happening. Ideas?
And no mikeywith, no luck this time   Cheesy Cheesy

Please forgive me if posted junk info based on what I saw on cryptothis.

Common bro, don't be like that, makes me feel like an a**!
I was just asking where you got that as obviously since I was watching that at different times than you I got some other numbers, plus I thought the first time the whole retarget was 7% and I was like, whaaat!?!




People are moving gear to BCH. It is up 29%

https://www.viabtc.com/.   check the numbers




say you own a s19pro 110th

so 110th x 0.3713 = 40.843 usd worth of btc

or 110th x 0.4564 = 50.204 usd worth of bch


mine direct to coinbase convert to btc  and you gain 25% rather than mining btc direct.


This is one of the reasons thinking btc only is fine for stacking a coin.  but

what you mine to get that btc needs to be flexible.  and

40 usd a day vs 50 usd a day is a big difference for 1 machine.

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https://diff.cryptothis.com/

Latest Block:   679539  (13 minutes ago)

Current Pace:   79.0516%  (148 / 187.22 expected, 39.22 behind)

Previous Difficulty:   23137439666472.05                            
Current Difficulty:   23581981443663.85                            
Next Difficulty:   between 18659038009141 and 22733651728131
Next Difficulty Change:   between -20.8759% and -3.5974%
Previous Retarget:   Yesterday at 3:40 PM  (+1.9213%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   April 30, 2021 at 4:15 AM  (in 13d 5h 23m 24s)
Next Retarget (latest):   May 3, 2021 at 8:42 AM  (in 16d 9h 50m 8s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 14d 12h 35m 35s and 17d 17h 2m 20s


This would be quite amazing to get a 20% drop and have BTC go to 75K Grin

We can dream.

But I do see

BTC at 37.8 cents a th

BCH at 47.68 cents a th

26.5% better to mine BCH at the Moment.

No idea where he's getting it from, but I wish all this shitcoin crap would go back to the parts of the forum where it belongs.


unfortunately it is directly affecting BTC difficulty.

those numbers are all viabtc payout numbers.

If bitmain only built BTC gear.

I can see your point but they don't.

If bitmain only had BTC cloud I could see you point but they don't

If all other coins did not exist and could not be traded on the same exchanges as BTC I could see your point.

If you truly believe that $$$ per watt is meaningless to BTC difficulty I would agree with you.

But I will give it a rest.

Here is the chart I get for payouts for coins from via btc


at this moment in time eth mining  is the best way to covert power into cash and or btc

with LTC/Doge the second best








Well if power available is being dropped to Chinese Miners.

And they have multiple kinds of gear. But 20 percent less power what do they turn off?


A s19pro burning 3300 watts to make 40 usd

or

a  shit coin asic machine  burning 3300 watts to earn 270 usd.

Both units earn money.

but one earns 6.5 x the  money for the same power.

These are real examples of real gear that does exist .

China is short power.

Btc gear is being shut down.

I as a USA miner may soon see a 23% boost in my btc earnings.


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Current Pace:   76.8564%  (282 / 366.92 expected, 84.92 behind)

This current pace number and the difficulty's still going down to the point where even this snapshot is not accurate anymore, so I can only assume farms are still shutting down their BTC gear (the altcoins dump of late did not help either).

Can someone kindly explain to me what these bold numbers are referring to?

sure if we were at 0% diff or flat  we would be at 366 or 367 blocks

since we are -23% we are at 282 blocks about 84 or 85 blocks short.

since bitmain has the largest cloud ops in the world and they now have restricted power availability they have to choose the most profitable miner at watts .

the most profitable gear is not any sha256 know to exist.

so while the s19pro makes money it makes 33 to 35 usd for 3300 watts

there are pieces of gear that make 250 usd for 3300 watts.

if you are bitmain and you are a business you pick the gear that makes the most usd per watt.

so i care fully edited this to not say what gear makes 250 usd for 3300 watts.

but this is why btc diff dropped a lot.

1) a shortage of power in china due to coal
2) bitmain the worlds largest builder of asics choosing to use the gear that earns the most usd per watt
3) bitmain has made three huge cloud mining deals this year.

I get why some want the mining section to be for btc. Not alt coins.

But btc is not in a vacuum  so I am trying to create  a way to incorporate  satoshi's  idea of turning power  into why there are multiple

competing coins. All these coins compete the worlds available power.

The genii is out of the bottle. I am going to open a diff thread in alt coins rather then buck the system here.




link

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5331454.msg56812967#msg56812967
10264  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / A new and improved BTC difficulty thread inclusive of every coin no censorship. on: April 18, 2021, 05:47:24 PM
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I have been running difficulty threads for BTC in the BTC mining section.

I have had too many complaints and censorship that I include alt coins in the threads as explanations as to why BTC diff is down.  Rather  than fight against the idea of BTC maximalism I will post here in this thread.

I will not delete other than:

 fuck blow me bitch type posts
 I will kill you posts

All opinions are welcome.

10265  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: April 18, 2021, 04:20:08 PM
Well I keep getting my posts deleted in the BTC speculation tread on BTC difficulty.

So to give a better explanation on Difficulty ratios and price ratios I will do it here.

All of the below are facts:

1)there is a 3300 watt btc miner the s19pro

2)there is a 3300 watt asic miner the Linzhi


3) 3300 watts is 80 kwatts a day 4 usd at 5 power cost

4) the s19pro makes 110 x  $0.3461  =  $38.07  minus 80 kwatts of power say 5 cents thus 38.07 - 4.00 = $34.07 profit

5) the linzhi makes 2700 x $0.0988 = $ 266.76 minus the same 4 usd in power = $262.76 profit

6) Bitmain has built the s19pro
7) Bitmain has built asic mining eth machines.
Cool Bitmain has landed 3 huge deals for cloud mining this year.



9)   Eth diff rate is fairly stable since coal and power was restricted in China
10) BTC diff rate has tanks by over 20% since coal and power was restricted in China


Next is not a certain fact. It is a conclusion based on the 10 facts above.

Bitmain has excess gear in the cloud mines

 it has 20% extra s19s
 It has 20% extra eth machines

now faced with a lack of power what machines get turn off and what machines get turned on.

They shut down 20% of their btc gear
they turn on 20% of their eth gear

that auto vert the excess eth into btc to pay the btc cloud people and they cut their power bigly.
10266  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2021, time for a new general & diff speculation thread... on: April 18, 2021, 01:58:14 PM
Quote
Current Pace:   76.8564%  (282 / 366.92 expected, 84.92 behind)

This current pace number and the difficulty's still going down to the point where even this snapshot is not accurate anymore, so I can only assume farms are still shutting down their BTC gear (the altcoins dump of late did not help either).

Can someone kindly explain to me what these bold numbers are referring to?

sure if we were at 0% diff or flat  we would be at 366 or 367 blocks

since we are -23% we are at 282 blocks about 84 or 85 blocks short.

since bitmain has the largest cloud ops in the world and they now have restricted power availability they have to choose the most profitable miner at watts .

the most profitable gear is not any sha256 know to exist.

so while the s19pro makes money it makes 33 to 35 usd for 3300 watts

there are pieces of gear that make 250 usd for 3300 watts.

if you are bitmain and you are a business you pick the gear that makes the most usd per watt.

so i care fully edited this to not say what gear makes 250 usd for 3300 watts.

but this is why btc diff dropped a lot.

1) a shortage of power in china due to coal
2) bitmain the worlds largest builder of asics choosing to use the gear that earns the most usd per watt
3) bitmain has made three huge cloud mining deals this year.
10267  Economy / Speculation / Re: Top 20 days for Bitcoin on: April 18, 2021, 12:05:31 PM
i think that is pretty good example of why for sure is not so sure.

But we are still hitting 70 by May 1 for sure. Grin

You are a stubborn fuck, for sure.

 Cry Cry Cry

Bounce back will be outstanding. I grabbed some dip last night.

I think I am going to be the Anti-Proudhon
10268  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: My first Helium HNT Hotspot miner! 🎈 on: April 18, 2021, 11:44:16 AM
Great video Vosk, good to see different aspects of mining covered. 

That said, this seems like a giant racket.  Approved vendors only, selling what is essentially raspberry pi compute module carriers for $400+, and of course they are all pre-orders.  As far as the idea goes, it seems like they have it backwards;  More rewards for areas with a lot of hotspots, less for places that don't have any....

Yeah I looked at this about 40-60 days ago and passed on it.
10269  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 18, 2021, 04:35:33 AM

I got two small pieces
 200usd worth at 51.7k
200usd worth at 52.0k
10270  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: April 18, 2021, 04:06:18 AM
I grabbed some cheap btc.
10271  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2021, time for a new general & diff speculation thread... on: April 18, 2021, 02:48:48 AM

Well if power available is being dropped to Chinese Miners.

And they have multiple kinds of gear. But 20 percent less power what do they turn off?


A s19pro burning 3300 watts to make 40 usd

or

a  shit coin asic machine  burning 3300 watts to earn 270 usd.

Both units earn money.

but one earns 6.5 x the  money for the same power.

These are real examples of real gear that does exist .

China is short power.

Btc gear is being shut down.

I as a USA miner may soon see a 23% boost in my btc earnings.
10272  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: For 4 mining rigs (GPUs) plug on 120V/20A outlet which PDU to use for safety? on: April 18, 2021, 01:44:28 AM
I see things a little differently.

110V is fine for GPU rigs.  220V would have been better for mining, and necessary for ASIC mining,
but 110 is more compatible with most houshold appliances in North America.

120V/20 Amp circuits likely have 12 gauge wiring, not 10, so converting those circuits to 220V is a no-go.

Three rigs @ 600W each for a total of 1800W is fine for a 20A circuit with a safety margin.
However, that's not an efficient rig design. Two rigs with either more GPUs or bigger GPUs
would be more efficient.

Sure it can work for 220v.  More importantly 220v is more efficient in the psu. (go look at the efficienty charts). Thats the reason to go higher voltage.  The wire is rated to 600V.  You can run 20amps of either on it.  It requires diffenent breakers and outlets but the wire is the same. So keeping at 80% of breaker size (standard rule of thumb safety) 120v = 1860watts and 220v = 3840watts...all over the same 12-2 wire and on the appropriate 20a breaker for each. Check the NEC code book.

I agree with everything you said and I'll take your word about the NEC code.
I didn't look anything up but I was concerned about the suggestion that if 10 gauge wiring was installed
a conversion to 220V would be trivial. My point was more about the actual wiring than the code.
But it's moot now if, as you say, 12 gauge can handle a 220V circuit.

Yes 12 gauge is fine for a 20 amp 220/240 circuit.

Since I do not know what he used 12gauge or 10 gauge (bet you he used 12 gauge) 12 is way easier to  use then 10.

My assumptions are 20 x 110 x .8 = 1760 watts in the summer months not 20 x 120 x .80 = 1920

the op said 2 rigs are 1260 so 3 are 1890 and 1890 is just over my assumption that his safe number is 1760.

A lot depends on heat and wire length when you are near the line.

He has zero need to be near the line of overload.

He has spare circuits and upgrading 3 lines to 220/240 will make him be able to run 20 x 220 x .8 = 3520 with the 12 gauge that is most likely in this install .  It allows him to bump rigs to 8 cards so 3 x 8 = 24 cards a ciruit.

if 12 cards were 1260 watts than 24 cards are 2520 watts tack on 80 more 2500 is way under 3520. just better for future expansion.

3 x 3520 = 10560 upgrade to 220/240

and 1 x 1760  for the unchanged 110/120

if he wants to save some coin

upgrade 2 and keep 2

thus

2x3520 upgrade

2x1760 kept the same

total of 10560 watts.

actually this makes better sense  he has plenty of power and it costs less.

 the needs are:

2 more slots in the box.
2 20 amp 220/240 volt breakers
2 20 amp 220/240 receptacles

a good compromise for op.

10273  Economy / Speculation / Re: Top 20 days for Bitcoin on: April 18, 2021, 01:20:47 AM
i think that is pretty good example of why for sure is not so sure.

But we are still hitting 70 by May 1 for sure. Grin
10274  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Announcing the FutureBit Apollo BTC - A Full Node/Mining Platform for the Home! on: April 17, 2021, 11:28:42 PM
Looking forward to my 1st batch gear in May.

I purchased 1 full set.

600 choppers.

So 3th = 3 x .37 or 1.11 a  day.  I will mine it and Hodl the coin.

Next diff jump will be very good for mining  a negative 20% last I looked

So mining with this will be getting a 20% boost.


Quote
https://diff.cryptothis.com/
Latest Block:   679614  (13 minutes ago)

Current Pace:   71.6351%  (223 / 311.30 expected, 88.3 behind)
Previous Difficulty:   23137439666472.05                            
Current Difficulty:   23581981443663.85                            
Next Difficulty:   between 16902293290020 and 21782860938634

Next Difficulty Change:   between -28.3254% and -7.6292%

Previous Retarget:   last Thursday at 3:40 PM  (+1.9213%)
Next Retarget (earliest):   April 30, 2021 at 7:28 PM  (in 12d 23h 55m 19s)
Next Retarget (latest):   May 5, 2021 at 4:42 AM  (in 17d 9h 9m 38s)
Projected Epoch Length:   between 15d 3h 48m 19s and 19d 13h 2m 38s

 
These are rare numbers.


Back to the gear:
I have a question about the full kit I ordered.  it comes with a 512gb NVMe SSD   Can I clone that and swap in a larger ssd?

What is the physical location of the nvme SSD . and is it full length size or shorter.
10275  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: For 4 mining rigs (GPUs) plug on 120V/20A outlet which PDU to use for safety? on: April 17, 2021, 09:05:04 PM
Thank you philipma1957 for your answer, really helpful! Let me answer your questions:

Question 1) So first question I have to attempt to fix the fuck up is to ask where is the  200 amp box?


The 200 amp box is installed in the washing room in my basement next to the garage where I set up my racks for mining.

Question 2) second question I have to attempt to fix the fuck up is do you have 4 separate circuits each one for 20 amps.

Yes my electrician installed on my panel 4 separate circuits each one for 20 amps.

Question 3) third question I have to attempt the fuck up if there are 4 circuits going to 4 outlets how many rigs do you have.

Yes so my thought processes is that for each circuit of 120 V and 20 A, the maximum wattage I can safely pull is 1920 watts (after applying 80% rule) or 16 Amp and I presently have 2 mining rigs pulling 1260 Watts (I see it thanks to the PDU with the meter integrated). I am planning to add a third mining rigs (6 GPUs GTX 1660 Super) which will be pretty close to 1920 Watts then I repeat that for each circuit/outlet.

Question 4) fourth question is since he switched out a 150 amp box for a 200 amp box do you have empty slots in the new box.

Yes in my new electrical panel I now have 13 empty/available slots for new breakers.

5) fifth question is how many rigs using how much power do you have right now.

Now I have 2 mining rigs using in average 600 Watts each and soon I will have 2 more mining rigs same type (6 GPUs, total: 600 Watts each rig).

I really explained to the electrician that I wanted to mine cryptocurrency and that I would like to have 10 kW in my garage available for that and this is what he sold me. Yea I am a newbie  Shocked

Thanks for your answer.
 



You are not going to be able to safely run 3 rigs at 1920 watts per circuit.

1920/2200 =  87.27%

WTF. where did 2200 come from. 20 x 110 = 2200 and once you have 4 circuits pulling 1920 volts  you will certainly have voltage sag to 107-115 in the hotter months.


So those circuits assuming the wires are 10 gauge and not 12 gauge could maybe do 2400 x .8 = 1920 watts.

MY suggestions are  kick the electrician in the butt as he provided you less than 10kwatts.

you are pretty certain to be able to do 20 x 110 x .80 = 1760 watts if the wires are 10 gauge.

I will rant like mad as electricians are fucking amateurs you are a constant endless hard load on those circuit.

and your guy cut fucking corners.

If I were you I would do 3x 5 card rigs which if you are correct drops you to a safe number.

you said 1260 watts on a meter for 12 cards.  so

10/12 x 1260 = 1050 for 10 cards x 1.5 = 1575 watts for 15 cards.  that will work for you.

Other things you can do tear  his work out on 3 of  the 4 breakers

the 4 th you leave.

the 3 you up grade to 20 amp 220/240 service. you need 3 more breaker slots as each 220/240 line uses 2 break slots.

so you end up with 3 x 2 = 6 slots to run 3x 220/240 breakers

and keep the one he did.

change the sockets to 20 amp 220/240 sockets

so the 220/240 will do

220 x 20 x .80 = 3520 watts that is 5 rigs on each circuit
10276  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 17, 2021, 07:05:20 PM

This.
10277  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion on: April 17, 2021, 07:04:27 PM
The way I see it is that in the last month the bears first failed to break the 52K support. Then the support shifted to 56K and they failed again. Now it is around 60-61K and they still can't break it even though they've been trying hard in the last couple of hours. Again, they see the weekend low volume and think this is their chance. But in general a move in either direction with such a small volume will be neutralized in a matter of minutes, when the volume returns in the next days. There is no significant inflow into the exchanges and the reserve will decrease at least until prices above 120K. The hodlers are not willing to sell anything in this dead zone. Honey badger doesn't give a f**k about weak hand low volume sells. As always hodlers buy moar. So do I Wink 0.65BTC  Cheesy ding-ding!

Good for you.

I purchased at 60 and 61 today.

The btc stack is growing.
10278  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: My first Helium HNT Hotspot miner! 🎈 on: April 17, 2021, 07:00:39 PM
Just gave some merits you are on your way to hero.

A lot of people do not like your you tube success but good for you.

Wish you and the family well.
10279  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2021, time for a new general & diff speculation thread... on: April 17, 2021, 06:04:51 PM
No idea where he's getting it from, but I wish all this shitcoin crap would go back to the parts of the forum where it belongs.


unfortunately it is directly affecting BTC difficulty.

those numbers are all viabtc payout numbers.

If bitmain only built BTC gear.

I can see your point but they don't.

If bitmain only had BTC cloud I could see you point but they don't

If all other coins did not exist and could not be traded on the same exchanges as BTC I could see your point.

If you truly believe that $$$ per watt is meaningless to BTC difficulty I would agree with you.

But I will give it a rest.

Here is the chart I get for payouts for coins from via btc


at this moment in time eth mining  is the best way to covert power into cash and or btc

with LTC/Doge the second best




10280  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: Number 9! Ninth altcoin thread. Back to the moon Baby! on: April 17, 2021, 05:57:21 PM
Early on in my dive into mining, I was of course looking at bitcoin directly.  Somebody over on that side of the forum strongly advised me about buying second had ASICs.  Seems the wear and tear on them is pretty severe, what do you guys that actually have them think? 

I didn't realize it was taking that level of hardware to mine doge.  That sounds pretty intense.



The antminer L3+ is very good gear.
I made a shit ton of money on them.
I purchased most of them under 200 bucks back in 2018.

They earn me more money than any gear.

But part of the reason was we decided to hodl the doge and convert some of the Ltc mined into doge.
We made a ton of money 💵 and the gear ⚙️ has worked well.




shuffle is up about 1 hour to go.

https://www.newegg.com/product-shuffle
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