Monero will try to resist by forking but Baikals are FPGAs and can be upgraded (unlike hardcoded ASICs, that probably explains why Bitmain is not even in play for a XMR ASICs).
Seems odd that Baikal would release a FPGA miner at this point, everything else they have done to date was ASIC.
Yeah but maybe they want to chase the forks with firmware updates as FPGA can be programed fairly easily .
This would prove interesting game to see how many forks kill the miner or does the miner hunt done and kill the coin.
Also I have 3 simple mining accounts 20 rigs among them
directed to 4 nicehash addresses.
there is no freaking way I can track all of that unless I do 1 coin.
the addresses are for multiple people I have deals with.
I have many deals that the other person pays power and gets ½ the coins I provide the gear.
it works for both people even with a 1080ti paying only 2 bucks a day.
2 in a rig = 4 bucks x 30 = 120 that is 60 usd each every month. the owner me paid for a rig .
the power guy pays about 10kwatts a day or 300 kwatts a month here in NJ it is 30 in the winter and about 50 in the summer
so 7 months of 30 = 210 + 5 months of 50 = 250 power total is 460 but earning 60 x 12 = 720
so pay 460 in power and earn 720 in coin for the host.
me Pay 2k for the rig and earn 720 each year seems like a bad deal for me but with sales of rigs and timing upgrades I make out. As the 2k gets spent 1 time and gear rotates with sale of it.
so 2 k can earn me 720 for 4 or 5 years. and many days 1080ti's earned 6, 7, 8 ,9 even 10 dollars which really make good money for me and the host.