Moram priznati da nisam u 'mining' biznisu, ali ta cijena mi se također čini previsokom. Evo, na primjer, ovdje se može kupiti Avalon Miner A1126 (60TH/s) za 480 dolara: https://shop.canaan.io/products/avalon-miner-a1126-pro-s-60t-3420w (non-endorsement). A što se tiće buke, mislim da je to samo pitanje vrste i brzine vrtnje ventilatora.

Ma razumijem to, ali realna cijena ovakve "grijalice" bi trebala biti $300-$400 max. Koliko uopće vrijedi jedan Antminer S9 ovih dana? A vjerujem da proizvodi jednaku količinu topline kao i ova grijalica. Uostalom, ako bi netko ovo rastavio, kladim se da bi unutra pronašao neku vrstu 'off the shelf' minera. I što na kraju dobijemo? Samo fancy kućište i custom-made app za mobitel.

Priznajem, ideja je zanimljiva, ali isplativost je i dalje upitna. Nema puno specifikacija na web stranici, ali prema dostupnim informacijama uređaj nudi up to 14 TH/s (pretpostavljam SHA-256) uz potrošnju struje od 1,4kWh. Čak ako i zanemarimo potrošnju struje (pretvaramo el. energiju u toplinsku) i dalje nam ostaje zarada od samo 0,000050 BTC dnevno, odnosno ~$0,8 (prema trenutnoj vrijednosti BTC-a).

Kada podijelimo $1150 s $0,8, ispada da su potrebne čak četiri godine (oko 1440 dana) neprekidnog rada da se uređaj isplati (ne uzimajuči u obzir mining dificulty). Iskreno sumnjam da uređaj može izdržati toliko dugo. Čak i ako bismo računali s vrlo vjerojatnim povećanjem cijene BTC-a u budućnosti, opet se više isplati uzeti 1150$ i kupiti BTC direktno. Barem je tako moje mišljenje.

If you want to get better security out of the experience, you'd better own your Bitcoin rather than keeping them in the care of a centralized service. Don't buy into "better technology" or any other such buzzwords that may or may not have their basis in truth. A decentralized, peer-to-peer money like Bitcoin should only be used if you're willing to take responsibility for your own security. If you're not willing to do that, then Bitcoin is probably not for you.

TrustDice.win kampanja ima slobodno mjesto za jednog Hero/Legendary člana.

Minimalno 20 postova tjedno (od toga barem 10 u Gambling sekciji). Local postovi se broje u tjednu kvotu (do 10 postova tjedno).

Payouts & Positions:
Hero/Legendary Members - $70 in BTC/Week.

I'm just wondering, how do you know that lovesmayfamilis is a DT member? 


So you claim that your choice of name, which happens to be the same as another member on the forum, is merely a coincidence? Well, I hope you can see how that can be a problem.

Of course, different circumstances may make different courses of action more or less appropriate. For example, an old thread can be revived if new relevant information surfaces, in which case I believe it is better than creating a new one. That's not to say that all old threads are worth re-opening; some topics have been done to death, and no matter how much "new" information is posted, it won't make a difference. If a thread is so far off topic or filled with spam that it qualifies as beating a dead horse, then reporting it to moderators may be the best option.

Freebico.in announced today a promotion for its sister casino and sportsbook, LynxBet.com.
The LynxBet Super7 World Cup competition is free to enter, so I think it's worth sharing here in this thread.

But the main thing for one to consider is that gambling should be more about the fun behind it rather than what you can get from it, it's not really a money making gimmick but more of having fun, so why don't you try to seek for things that you love doing and that will make you happy. I actually have met a lot of gamblers who aren't concerned with how much money they can make from gambling, but rather they are more keen in enjoying gambling leisurely as well as an opportunity for them to socialize and bond with other people.

So, don't always go out and hunt for the big games. If you enjoyed the game and had fun then that's all that matters, small wins are better than big losses. The bottom line is, gambling should be a form of entertainment and enjoyment, not an obsession or compulsion. We don't always win - but we usually have fun while we try.

I take it you withdrew your support for that guy? Was it before or after you asked him for money for your "support"? 




Do you have any evidence for that?
Although, according to this thread, it looks like you are the real scammer here.

The OP has already been banned for spamming and trolling the forum. This person has been posting multiple threads a day that contain nothing but baseless claims and profanity-laced insults to anyone who disagrees with him. He had no interest in contributing anything positive to our community, and instead seemed intent on creating as much drama as possible. No point in replying to this thread anymore.

I don't think that's necessary because, as far as I can see, most (all?) accounts are immediately nuked by moderators.
Yeah. It's interesting that the scammer has access to so many old accounts... Anyway, it seems he's stopped for now, but I doubt that's the last we'll see of him.

The OP said that his country (some government institution) blocked access to the stake.io website. This does not necessarily mean that Stake.io does not allow players from his country, or he may be temporarily residing in that country. Whatever the case, changing his DNS settings can help him bypass the country-wide block enforced by his ISP.

The RadiumX guy is back, with hundreds of new threads and trying to spread his malware more than ever before. And it looks like the scammer has no intention of stopping anytime soon.

According to ninjastic.space, today alone he activated 155 fake (hacked) accounts to create new topics and spread malware, which makes a total of 758 posts in the past few weeks.

@duelbits, what are the restrictions and conditions for using the $5 free bet? Is it only valid for betting on World Cup events and is there a time limit on using the bonus?


They say: "Place a pre-tournament single bet...", so from this we can conclude that the promotion is active until the start of the tournament.

It doesn't have to be FUD, even if the news turns out to be false. The FTX exchange has already collapsed and there's very little that anyone can do to make matters worse. While some things remain in flux, the basic facts surrounding FTX are unlikely to change very much in the near future. The only truly unknown number is whether or not part of the exchange will pay back what users invested into it.

Ultimately, this is totally up to you. And it depends on your risk tolerance level, so we can't make a generalization about whether you should invest with small or large capital. If you can handle some big losses, get in with more money. If you're risk averse and unable to recover from big losses, you may want to get started with small investments. However, that's just my opinion from my own experience. Everyone will have their own differing views on this subject.

Before you make any investment decisions, always do your research and plan ahead. Take the time to look into the potential risks and rewards, examine which cryptocurrencies are worth investing in, and create a strategy that lets you ride out any bumps along the way. Regardless of the amount you decide to invest, your due diligence is crucial. Good luck!

The bottom line is that you need to do your homework before investing in any new business or product. You really should know as much about whatever it is that you are getting into; otherwise, it can be disastrous! However, there is no such thing as ever really knowing everything. You don't have to know everything from the beginning; the key is identifying what you should learn and what you can ignore.

It would be absolutely insane for me to try and say that I know all there is to know about what I am doing. I don't. I don't know everything about marketing, I don't know everything about design, and I sure as hell don't know everything about entrepreneurship. But I know enough to get by, which is all you can ever ask for. Be realistic with yourself, but most importantly - don't make excuses. If you're committed to doing something, do it right or don't even bother. It's just that simple.

If you do your homework, it can be an incredibly rewarding experience. You'll have the advantage over other people in your industry and you'll know exactly what you are doing when it comes time to make decisions.

I think the key takeaway is that the market is confused, but we shouldn't be. Don't overthink anything. Buy the dips and hold. It's better to be involved than not. That's all there is to it.

While there aren't any surefire methods for writing high-quality posts, there are some measures you can take that will help you have better posts. For example, proofreading is important for your post's content, as well as for its spelling and grammar. If a reader sees a post with many typos or grammatical errors, he or she may dismiss it immediately. In addition to proofreading your post before publishing it, you can get a second pair of eyes to look at it, perhaps a colleague or friend who knows English well, and make suggestions. The most important thing is to post something that is worth reading. If you find something interesting, it is worth thinking about it in detail and sharing your opinion with other people. It takes measurably less effort to put together something that is of average quality, which is why I'm okay with only "just okay" quality posts as long as they engage people to want more discussions about it.