He's right.  It's only profitable if you pay no electricity 

Somewhere I read that both wallets belong to the same person, whether they use both or not.  As in, someone who has control of BTC wallet address 123 doesn't have to worry about another person getting USDT wallet address 123 given to them.  Is that correct?

Yes, it's very nice.  I'm running a six gpu Vega 56 rig.  Total hashing power with XMR is about 11,500 h/s.

I'm still using the Aug23 blockchain driver.  No need to change things up and risk fucking up a prefectly stable running rig unless there is a huge upside to it switching drivers.

He's in Qatar.  He can't use Coinbase or GDAX.

You my friend are a smart man.  I have no idea why anyone would fall for that, even if they are new to crypto.  It's the same as investing in anything else promising outlandish returns.

That's what I was wondering too.  I mean ... A teenager can have a checking and savings account with a bank right?  I'm pretty certain I had both before I was 18, but my parents may have had to be involved in helping get them set up.

I honestly don't blame them for having that 5K threshold.  Otherwise they would have to employ a bunch of people to fix the mistakes of all the noobs/drunk traders/idiots/uninformed people who send shit where it wasn't intended to go.  Triple check everything, every time.  If you're not sure, check again.

On the other hand, it would be nice if it just didn't allow you to send A-Coin to B-Coin address.

I use Coinbase/GDAX for the big three and I use Hitbtc for altcoins.  One of my co-workers is using Cryptopia, because he's mining ETN at the moment.

Have your parents help you.

LOL ... You're a bit late to the party sir.  This happened over a week ago.

Yeah he is right.  You really don't need (2) 1000w power supplies.  My six gpu right is only pulling 1100W while mining after power adjustments.  It was pulling 1375W total out of the box.  I just got them cheap enough that I didn't care.  Two 850W psu's is plently.  I like the evg's because of their warranty.  I didn't look into Corsair, so I'm not sure what kind of warranty they come with.

I personally would stick with 6 cards on a board, but that's totally up to you.  I work a regular 9-5 job, so I can't babysit the rig all day long.  I just want it to work with minimal problems.

You can always build a second 6 gpu rig later on.  I'm in the process of building my second one now.  GPU's have been on backorder for two weeks though.

I'm currently using 110 outlets, but I have a friend that's an electrician who is going to do some 220 outlets for me.  My 110's are on a 15 amp circuit in the spare bedroom I'm going to be moving my mining rigs to, so I really don't have a choice.  The current wiring won't allow for more than 15 amps and a single 6-gpu rig draws 10 amps on 110 outlet at 1100W.

I use the Asus PRIME Z270-P.  More than six cards on a board is just asking for trouble.  I know it can be done, but those who I've talked to that do it say that it isn't worth the hassle.

How much are those server power supplies?  You might save money going with two 1000w evga semi modular.  There really is no benefit to having a fully modular psu.

I'd go with Sapphire or XFX on the cards.

I have a checking account attached to my Paypal account and I can transfer money back and forth between the two for free.  I also have a checking account attached to my coinbase account and I can transfer money to and from coinbase for free.  I don't know what you're doing, but you're certainly not doing it right.

Go with something other than Gigabyte cards.  They are dog shit. You don't need a Pentium processor.  Celeron is fine.  Get a 120gb ssd.  60gb of that is going to be your paging file.  No comment on the psu's.  I don't use server psu's.

Get 4GB of DDR4 ram and an Asus motherboard.

If you want to buy btc with a Paypal balance ...

1) Transfer PP balance to bank account (FREE)

2) Transfer $100 from bank account to Coinbase (FREE)

3) Buy BTC at market price on Coinbase (FREE)

Start small and expand from there.  Especially if you don't know what the fuck you're doing.

Not sure how it works in the UK ... I just bought 12 Vega 56's in the USA for 525-550USD each three weeks ago, but now ... No one has them for that price.  There are people on Amazon selling Vega 56's for 1000USD.  Hopefully BTC will drop 25% soon and people will stop buying cards.

Lol ... Is that where AMD makes their cards?

Certainly is way more hassle.  But once you're in the game, you'll never go back to one click shit mining (selling hash power) not knowing where every dollar is going.