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3041  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what will happen after 21 million bitcoins are mined? (in layman's terms) on: September 21, 2022, 04:11:09 AM
Miners adventures on bitcoin will come to an end. But their equipments will not be wasted since they can use it to mine other supplied last coins like dogecoin and others.

Bruh, 5 years around here and you still think a sha256 ASIC could just mine scrypt just like that? ASICs are not GPUs, if you can't mine bitcoin or the two lame shitcoins cash and sv then there is nothing left to mine with them, recycling is the only thing they are good for! Look what happened after ETh went POS, all those video cards are almost losing money while mining, the same will happen here, instead of 7 cents per th/s a day you will be making 0.07 cents! as in $0.0007.
3042  Economy / Economics / Re: California sues Amazon, alleging its policies cause higher prices everywhere on: September 21, 2022, 04:04:42 AM
California being the home of silicon valley and 5th largest economy in the world. As well as the homes of google, apple, tesla, microsoft and countless other world famous US tech start ups. One might wonder how california came to have leadership which blames amazon for high market prices. Is this the future direction for silicon valley and the united states as a whole?

The dream is near the end, California has stopped being the land of the promise and it's starting to turn more and more into a mess of capitalism socialism and even communism with the cheery on top being that they are only taking the worse part from everything.

The whole dream about building a utopia, like the one with green energy that has led California to have both the highest prices and the most black-outs, the ban of gas cars, and then the announcement to not load your electric car as you stress the grid, the taxes that are driving the same companies away to, ironically Texas, idiotic laws to preserve cities like they are museums driving up prices for homes, driving up rents, turning people into homeless and the ending up destroying the same city center you wanted to protect and eradicating every business there because of crime. And god, how many more!!!

Amazon has caused thousands of job losses around the world, which is a much larger number than the jobs it created. It may have become easier for small sellers to sell their products through Amazon, but this has created a real jobs crisis after the company itself manufactures many products on its own and controls the entire distribution process.n.

Let's bring back switchboard operators, lamplighters, bowling pin setters, and all the others!
Because that's what we need, to have thousands of people doing what can be done by a single person, and of course, everyone is willing to pay those 1000x extra wages out of their own pocket.


3043  Other / Politics & Society / Re: The economic danger of China and Taiwan war on: September 21, 2022, 03:36:46 AM
I can say that the US and NATO will not be weakened if they can supply Ukraine with unlimited weapons. Instead, they are rather timid about supplying Ukraine with weapons, weapons are limited and how Nato's soldiers will fight without weapons in hand. Aid is a problem that is causing headaches for the US and EU because if Ukraine cannot end the war with victory, it will be a huge loss for all that they provide to Ukraine. There have been many warnings from military analysts that if aid continues to Ukraine, both the US and EU will deplete their arsenals.

Yeah, yeah, what has NATO sent to Ukraine? 20 PHZ2000 and 18 Himars? Out of 350 and one thousand? 100 field guns out of thousands?
Zero tanks out of god know how many, zero planes out of 12 000?

You're thinking that a military budget that just in case the US is half the size of the entire GDP if Russia will be unable to cover the losses?
Get your head out of Russian propaganda, it's not a nice place to be in!

This might be a lesson for China if they want to invade Taiwan since Taiwan is an island, if China could surround the Taiwan island and blockable all the incoming supplies from the US and its allies, stall enough time, you know.

You know which is the only capital of the world that is situated 50 meters below sea level? It's MoskvaWink

On the near side of Russia, there is a war going on but not on TV news. Azerbaijan vs Armenia. Pelosi also visited Azerbaijan after a massive attack on Armenia where almost 200 people I believe were dead.

Pelosi visited Armenia, not Azerbaijan, at least get the sides of the conflict right!

People should think first about the most important thing, what has China to gain from invading Taiwan?
Almost zero, if you think of chip manufacturers, then a small surprise for you, both TSMC and Samsung depend on ASML for their process, which is a dutch company. No ASML, no lithography no chips.  Wink

They will get a few bombed plants, 20 million people that will hate them forever, and lose 70% of their export market, for, what?
3044  Economy / Economics / Re: How Much Garden You Would Need to 100% Survive On on: September 21, 2022, 03:12:26 AM
My country belongs to the category of half developing countries where many residents of the 70s generation in remote areas still make full use of the vacant land around them for daily food needs without relying on traditional markets at all. Even though it is only a small plot of land (not even 0.1 sq. acre), with the support of 2 tropical seasons,  it can produce food for 4-5 family members with almost complete nutrition all year round from farming and partly for raising livestock.

0.1 acres is 0.04 ha, best two-season production is around 7 tons of rice per ha, with 0.1 acres you will get 280 kilos of rice a year, or 56 kilos of rice per family member, so even all of it used won't satisfy your needs, livestock has no way to compete on used land with rice or other grains so it would be been less possible to live on it.
Redo the numbers!

It is a very informative post. Infact time is very high that we need to start becoming self reliant for our food production. I think aquaponics can also play very good role for growing food in our apartments.

You forgot the part where the math is completely wrong!
Self-reliance is just a dream, impossible to realize in today's world.
Even with the completely bogus numbers or 1000 sqm being enough you would still need cities like for example Tokyo to grow 10 times in size just so that everyone could have its small garden, how do you think it will look like, not even mentioning that those gardens will displace some other millions who will also need a new home and a  new garden? In countries like Belgium, Japan, or Vietnam you would cover 1/3 of the whole country with small farms, do you think it's still such a great idea?
3045  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what will happen after 21 million bitcoins are mined? (in layman's terms) on: September 21, 2022, 02:53:51 AM
I don't think we necessarily need the same security as we have now. Bitcoin's hashrate has been on a more-or-less steady upward climb since day 1. It wasn't 51% attacked when the price was 3x what it is now with half the current hashrate, and it wasn't 51% attacked when the price was the same is it now but with double the block subsidy and only a tiny 5% of the current hashrate. It's about making sure the fees ensure the network is secure enough, not that the hashrate continues to increase forever more.

When the price was 60k, a s19 was 10k , a cool 100$ per TH/s, right now you can buy the pro for 19$/Th/s with next day delivery.
Back in April, you couldn't attack the network because there was no gear to buy, right now you have tons of both older gear that is not feasible to mine with and tons of new gear that isn't being bought and tons of orders getting canceled so you have that one click away.

So it's not about how big the hashrate is, it's about how much it will cost an attacker to take over it, no entity is really feeling threatened by a system with the marketcap the size of Nvidia and with 200k daily transactions, when it reaches 10x times that, do you think $20millions a day will be enough to repel an attack?

Hence my comment about multi-user channels. If you could open a channel which includes 20 users, they can all pay $2 which is fine for the user, but the miner earns $40 for that channel being opened.

It's all good on paper, and of course, almost everyone here (except for franky1) would use it, but you think the average Joe who is angry at banks for taking him 1$ a month for card maintenance will be the one opening and closing channels like that? Make it ten cents and then we talk  Wink

More concerning it that we're nowhere near having full blocks actually as on-chain transactions are going down rather than up for the last few years.
Then we need more adoption and more use as a currency!

Of course, we need more adoption, we need more spending we need usage, not fancy bitcoin towns, laser eyes, and Vulcano bonds, but all those memes about holding two satoshi cause in 20 years you're going to buy an island with it are definitely hurting actual usage.
Fortunately enough there is an almost certain failed experiment happening right now with ETH and I'm pretty sure in a few years we will have plenty to learn from what happens when people just store money in order to get more money out of thin air without doing a thing.
3046  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what will happen after 21 million bitcoins are mined? (in layman's terms) on: September 20, 2022, 11:01:26 AM
Not sure where you are getting this number from? Even if we say that bitcoin goes to $1 million, and you can open a Lightning channel in a transaction of a few hundred vbytes in size, then with a fee rate of 1 sat/vbyte you are looking at $2-3 to open a channel.

If you pay 2$ for opening a channel and we balance the block perfectly and we forget about closing the channel completely you will still only be able to cram in only $8000 worth of fees, so yeah, for you it will definitely work but the miners will have to deal with a reward of just $8000.

From a miner's point of view, sat/b doesn't matter, what matter is the pot, if bitcoin reaches 100k or 1 million I don't see users suddenly paying 10x times more just because of that, the overall fees that people are willing to pay must be enough to compensate for the diminishing reward, and there is no way to force them to pay that much if they don't want.

Two different things, how much is one user willing to pay on tx, and how much is required in fees to keep at least the same level of security as now!

It may be that a further block size increase is needed in the future, but we are nowhere near that stage yet.

More concerning it that we're nowhere near having full blocks actually as on-chain transactions are going down rather than up for the last few years.
3047  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Energy storage solutions? on: September 20, 2022, 10:50:50 AM
When I started this thread I was wondering if there's an efficient way to store energy something like this solution here. In the video the big water tank stores the power of a one 1.5v AA battery, so there's a very low efficiency, but it shows the possibility to store power in alternative ways than the use of lithium (or other type of)  batteries.

You've got to be s***!  Cheesy
Somebody actually put a 200l barrel of water on the roof and let it flow to generate enough power for like what, 3 hours of using your smartphone? Unless you're owning a skyscraper and you somehow manage to put a hundred-ton reservoir on top of it I won't see how you would manage to store energy to last you a few days.

No, just no! You're better of going into the field and getting grass to feed a couple of dozen hamsters to power your grid than this.
I wonder how much this whole setup was worth in used lithium batteries, I have a feeling he overpaid 10x times.

but I also understand that this is not how capitalism works, which is why I am so thankful we don't have it here. Cheesy

I see another kind of bear on the horizon:

 
3048  Other / Beginners & Help / Re: what will happen after 21 million bitcoins are mined? (in layman's terms) on: September 20, 2022, 10:20:57 AM
This opens up a new perspective in the discussion, which I had not thought of before now.
At the current block reward of 6.25BTC, miners averagely earn $122k - $125. Using the current average rate of one Bitcoin. If you include the tx fee, that's an extra ~$3k.

For the reward of mining to remain commensurate with the current value (in USD), i.e, 0.15BTC giving miners about the same amount they are earning now, which is ~$125k, then the value of 1 Bitcoin needs to rise to above $800k. That's a huge leap from the current price levels.
Would we likely be seeing $1 million to 1BTC within the next 25-30 years?s.

Before thinking of the price that would be required, think of the first part mentioned, transactions cost would have to be ~$125k, if we take the last full block, 754925 has 1,492 transactions, so that would be around 83$ per tx, who do you think is going to pay that amount? People who move millions, yea, but nobody is going to pay even a $500 yearly subscription at these levels.

It's the opposite way, it's not like fees will have! to compensate for the reward, it will be how much people will want to pay in fees and from this, we will find out how much of the block reward will be replaced by those fees.  For a brief period in 2021 the average fee went to 60 with the network clogged completely, this won't last for more than a month simply nobody is going to pay those forevers, there won't be any constant pressure to pay that much, they will simply abandon transacting alltoghehter.

Now I can pay a fee of 50 sats/vbyte to open a channel, and then buy 100 coffees through that channel before I need to close it. In this scenario I have saved money on fees by paying 0.5 sats/vbyte per each of my 100 transactions, but at the same time I have paid 10x what I would usually pay for the block space.

But you will still need to pay on average 1$ for each coffee purchase to conitribute enough to the network.
So you either lock in 1000 coffee purchases or we, hmm, how do I say this, we increase the number of possible transactions in a block, by increasing something... something.. not width, not length, but , maybe size?  Cool
3049  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining Bitcoin on: September 20, 2022, 09:23:45 AM
What I wanted was for you to show a blueprint design , and in that you have utterly failed.
What was the mining equipment cost, what was the energy cost and any other small costs that add up , and yes even the tax amount, so the OP could decide for himself if he could pull off this imaginary feat only you and your unicorn have accomplished.

As I said before if I give you the data you start saying it's not what you have asked, the numbers don't match, it's not real.

I still don't believe your PoW mining is profitable, if all true input costs are factored in.

Of course, because that's your purpose here, everything you have done on this forum from the very first post was anti-pow propaganda and nothing else other that a bit of shitcoin shilling.

By the way, one of your posts implied your parents covered some of your energy costs, if so that would have to be excluded for anyone not living when their parents.

Yeah, if you're completely illiterate and you don't understand two lines of text you might understand that, if you would spend two seconds actually trying to grasp what's written you would have understood that the energy is bought in bulk, there is no meter for the miners or individual bills for the grain mill or for the wood chipper, for the door bell or anything like that, I host them on that location and that's it, the 7c was the end price of the entire business.
Too hard for you?
3050  Economy / Reputation / Re: Joeperry owned by a hacked ? DT2 on: September 20, 2022, 08:31:41 AM
His first post (now deleted)

https://ninjastic.space/post/1801784

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Hi I´m Joeperry from Spain, and I hope that I would be Helpful to others, and you to me  Grin , cheers!!

This is nice but maybe there is a more detailed information about other countries, actually in Philippines I remember that our national sports is Sepak Takraw which is really an entertaining game and a little bit hard but double checking it in the internet it is replaced by Arnis, I actually didn't know that but most of the Filipinos really do love basket ball more than the football.

I don't know where the change occurred but if it did in 2015 then it means that all the ratings he received are from the actual owner and not inherited from the former one.


3051  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining Bitcoin on: September 20, 2022, 07:50:53 AM
What I am saying , is I don't believe you.
ASICS don't earn a profit for long, you are leaving out all kinds of input costs, which would make your return negative,
trying to give you the benefit of the doubt, but your apparent decline of information points to your not making a real profit.

Yeah, you don't believe me unless I give you numbers when I will give numbers you will say those are fake, when I print you the bills and sign your addresses you will say those are photoshopped and that is not my address, even if I show you the privkeys you will say it's not my somebody lent it to me, right?
Unlike you, somebody who is clearly here with an agenda against something I have nothing, really nothing to gain with lying.

Price per kWh quoted here, 7 cents at max, day of the purchase of the first batch here a year and 5 months ago, since those are s19 you can obviously to the profitability math for yourself.

If you ever run a business,
you totaled up your input costs and compared against income earned.

I've done accounting for a business for 10 years, something way more complicated than inserting some cost and income, stop discussing what you think a person is doing and focus on reality, if you are again here just to troll you will simply start starving to death as everyone will put you on ignore.
3052  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining Bitcoin on: September 20, 2022, 06:50:44 AM
Since you are promoting your case,  Smiley

I am not promoting my case, I'm telling you I can mine and I can still make a profit without 3000 ASICs, and I'm not the only guy on this board not having that many and still mining. If I would be losing money on it I would definitely turn it off as it makes no sense continuing, but as you can obviously see from the hashrate, mining is still profitable, despite the price going down the hashrate is still up, so,what more do you want?

Show the specs along with your input costs.
do you run a full node, include cost of PC and energy used

Are you serious? No, not joking, are u serious?
Even for a complete anti-pow person like you, this is really searching for some more straws to grasp on.

If you did the math, would you not have been better off to just buy the coins?

Since I bought the gear it has always run on a profit,  starting at the same time, the value of my coins in $ terms has almost gone down by 2/3, and as you have probably realized, mining can be profitable even when holding is taking losses.

Maybe you haven't read the news, profitable coins have gone extinct since the asteroid merge hit.
Whoops, I was referring to the miner algorithm (i.e. ETC since it still uses PoW). Should have made it clearer.

It's still the same thing, I'm quoting online calculators here so it might be a bit of up or down but with a 3090 at 3cents/kwh you're making 44 cents a day with the most profitable coin, you're way better just dumping the damn GPU and buying BTC directly rather than getting one satoshi every hour with it.

Bitcoin mining is still profitable in 2022 but we should take a look about electricity bill and graphics card cost.  

And what have you found out looking at graphics card cost?  Grin


3053  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining Bitcoin on: September 20, 2022, 04:21:45 AM
1. You need at least 3000 ASICS to be competitive with the rich elite.

Nope, my case for example.

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2. You need a cold climate to help dissipate the heat.

Nope, see Mikey's case!

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3. You need to rent a warehouse to house the ASICs. (included are security costs to make sure no steals asics or burns the warehouse down.)

Not necessarily, my case again.

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5. You need as low energy prices as you can find.

That's for every single activity out there, people are not growing tomatoes in greenhouses in the artic or in the mountains, you don't have steel mills in Manhattan, nor are most ice cream factories situated in Tamanrasset.  

Just "fake" mine. Use some miner to mine profitable altcoins, cashout in an altcoin, then convert the holdings into BTC.

Maybe you haven't read the news, profitable coins have gone extinct since the asteroid merge hit.

3054  Economy / Economics / Re: Irish Government Pays Artists & Musicians $330 ‘Basic Income’ Allowance on: September 20, 2022, 02:07:16 AM
What I know is that more and more Irish people are leaving the country, and that Irish employment agencies are going all over the EU in search of workers and offering them more than good conditions if they want to work in Ireland.

Hmm, and where did you get that data from?
Census 2022: Ireland's population hits record levels

Maybe they are searching for more workers because they don't have any more resources to fuel growth in the country as it has also hit record employment levels?
Employment Rate in Ireland increased to 73.50 percent in the second quarter of 2022 from 72.80 percent in the first quarter of 2022
https://tradingeconomics.com/ireland/employment-rate

Anyhow, I'm starting to understand why some many cheers on this Utopia UBI, most of them are the ones that have stored a few satoshis in a wallet and think in 10 years will be richer than everyone by doing nothing, no wonder this topic has attracted so many cheers from them.

It helps in circulation of money as well as increases the purchasing power of the people. In turn, it increases demand and money flows into the economy.
Increased purchasing power? You do realize that in order to get the money, government has to take the money from other people via taxes?

No way, it;'s far easier than that, you just have to print money and give it away.
Problem .... solved... Cheesy

3055  Economy / Economics / Re: U.S. household wealth suffers record drop in second quarter on: September 20, 2022, 01:58:19 AM
Simple question, if I'm losing money because I'm paying more for a kilo of apples, that extra money evaporates or goes to the extra wealth of the one selling me the apples?
It seems to me that you are implying that the person who sells you the apples gets richer, but in the current situation, the extra money is used by the person who sells you the apples to pay for the increase in the price of electricity and fertilizers. This is a brief summary, because we could consider all the steps in the chain from the farmer who produces the apples until they reach the store that sells them to you.

And at one point down the line somebody makes more profit, right?
Cause if somebody charges you extra for the wheat but his costs are covering the differences from last year then the ones that put this cost pressure onto him are the ones changing more, so is it the fertilizer plant, but no, these also have just pushed the cost, is it the energy provider, no they have just pushed the cost from gas, is it gas more expensive, yeah it is, so because...the earth is charging more?  Grin

Remember the wood crisis last year? What was then more expensive, of course not the trees themselves demanded more money, oil and gas were at ridiculous levels, so obviously the costs were the same or even lower than last year, so where did the extra money go to? Not in the pocket of the one selling it three times the real price as there was demand but no offer?

lol - implying that the person who sells you the apple gets richer - LOL
You are right - inflation is for every one. For us and for the apple seller and who are selling mangoes or anything.

Just explained it above, now your turn to actually make an argument rather than lolling.
Btw, do you even have a  clue of the structure price and what the expenses that make the final price for apples are?
3056  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Street Selfie? Why all these crazy requirements in the name of KYC verification? on: September 18, 2022, 01:51:03 AM
Even my bank opening an account doesn't do that either where they just need my ID to open an account without any selfies.

Because banks actually do the verification of the numbers on that ID and they have the network in place to do it.
The moment you go to a bank and present a fake ID you can be sure that you're going to get in trouble, we have updated our system for example last year, it takes only 10 minutes from the moment a bank operator to nserts your ID details and they know already who is in front of them, how much he makes, what's his real updated address with the authorities that might not be on older ID cars and your banking history, besides banks have the possibility of scanning your actual ID, not a photo.

Using a fake ID in a bank will land you up to 5 years in jail, how much are you risking by sending a shady online casino a fake picture?  Grin

Just recently, some German hackers from CCC (Chaos Computer Club) have exposed (once again) how insecure the video-ident process is and demanded the German government to ban video-ident. (original article in German).

No surprise, after all the major flaw in this garbage is that you can't verify the authenticity of the document in the picture, even if it bypasses the criteria it still might be bogus information. Banking account verification are probably the easiest, just as how 1$ temporary card charges to prove you own it, combine that with the security implemented by banks for 2FPA authorizations and you can trim down the mountain.

But no casino will go this way as they want to stay away from banks and police and other authorities themselves.
 
3057  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2022 Diff thread. on: September 18, 2022, 01:34:21 AM
Sight, that would be a rough time, what are the chances of you getting the same rates or close enough? 10%?

Without acting like a drama queen, the chances are close to zero.
Those tariffs were put in place in October last year so obviously, that's a huge change and there is actual talk of decreasing the value of cogeneration certificates so it's all going probably to end by middle January. But, I'm not that concerned, I will drop the gear, put the money in BTC I bought it while BTC was 2.2 higher, it has done its work, I'm not at a loss, it was fun. All the money will go back in BTC if it does skyrockets to make me feel bad for quitting mining so will the value of the coins.

That makes sense, but I remember reading somewhere that nearly two-thirds of EU electricity come from oil, gas and coal, and fossil fuels, I think like 25% of the total power comes from gas alone,

Not really that bad but close to, but it's still 40% with half gas and half coal, so yeah, it will suck, probably take two-three years to completely balance everything, a real pain in the ass after two years of lockdowns and covid.

As for Compass mining, this is the third or fourth major screw-up, I remember the Russian gear stuff, the other shutdown for an unpaid bill, was something else? Clearly, not your keys not your coins, not your gear, your headaches.
But found something interesting from them:
https://twitter.com/cazenove_uk/status/1569305255417987078



That's were 35Exa are!
3058  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Bitcoin Mining Machines and ASICs (Hardware) on: September 16, 2022, 03:22:41 PM
Why not add the price from your Comparison so that it would be more useful to newbies who found this thread?

Exactly, why not add price, Th/$, J/T , availability of the gear, and so on?

And why the hell would the S19 (95Th) be ranked number one right now?

Viabtc has a $ 0.075 per Th/s, the gear will earn you $7.12 while burning 78 kWh with no loss or fluctuation or cooling, at 9cents per kWh you're just running it at zero profit, at 3 cents you're looking at 5$. Why would this 34.5J/T be ranked first?
3059  Economy / Economics / Re: Irish Government Pays Artists & Musicians $330 ‘Basic Income’ Allowance on: September 16, 2022, 02:59:42 PM
Some countries have recently started paying basic incomes to people who are unable to work and who do not have a normal income. But the organizations and governments have changed their minds over time and now they will pay a normal basic income to different people in their country.

All these will stop and never be mentioned again, UBI was a failure and no leftist will be recognized this failure wherever it was tried, they've tried spinning the result in any possible way, like counting those that sought to be employed as numbers that would mean anything.

Finland is the greatest example, they started this in 2017 and killed it in 2019 since it was just money thrown away and nobody actually did something to improve their status, nearly all of them ended up unemployed for real. The actual results were so bad that Finland got the opposite way altogether after this:

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The Finnish government argued that existing unemployment benefits were so high and the system so rigid that a person who was unemployed might choose not to take a job because they would risk losing money — the higher your earnings, the lower your social benefits. The basic-income trial was designed as an incentive for people to start working.

But last December, the Finnish Parliament passed a bill to take the country's welfare system in quite the opposite direction. The new "activation model" law requires job seekers to work a minimum of 18 hours or enter a training program within three months and stipulates that if they don't manage to find a job, they lose some of their benefits.

UBI is just a utopia that as any utopia will never work, and if does for 1 or 2 years what's next will be a hundred times worse.

Just look at what's happening right now
We had people doing nothing and getting paid, what has this led to?
3060  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: 2022 Diff thread. on: September 16, 2022, 02:43:51 PM
well bs=manipulation so we agree after all.😀

Just to be clear, when I said bs I was referring to something about eth merge and gu drop somehow affecting down BTC rates, for the hashrate fluctuation as part of some major farm scheme, I won't call it bs but still I can't figure the math in $ revenue if they did this.

Do they even sleep with all those gears you got inside the garage?  Cheesy

Oh no no no, again no! Fudge!!! Roll Eyes

I'm not mining at home, I live in a flat in a closed-gate community, the gear would not see its first block before the police would be knocking.
I mine at my parent's farm, a former storage building, the usual stone and concrete farm with half a meter thick wall, and it's pretty far away from the house, some 75 meters to not be bothered about.
I wouldn't last with gear mining next to me even in a room or garage, I've actually had to buy a pair of headphones from a guy working at a shooting range as I can't tolerate the noise anymore, right now after more than 3 mins it somehow becomes like a screening noise that really hurts my head, like chalk on a blackboard.

Ya, I head from my friends in EU that the electricity price has passed the roof already, what is the current price you pay? also, do you think it will get worse in the winter given that the gas mess of Russia does not seem like ending anytime soon.

I have a prepaid plan with monthly/annual limits and of course peak power there, the math gets complicated as we get certificates that we can either sell or exchange at a fixed rate for MWh for every ton of biofuel generated.
But I would say ignoring a few obvious things the best scenario is 4e cents and the worse but closer to reality is 7ec.
This being said, this contract is in place for this year, next year, probably and most likely ebay!

As for energy overall in Europe yeah they were through the roof but it all depends, and it's not really about Russia. If the weather would be the same as last year when not even half of Europe has seen snow and 18C on Christmas the prices will note any higher, if France restarts as planned the reactors under maintenance (1 was restarted before the schedule) that's another 30GW, plus rain and hydro up, I don't think it will be that bad. Of course, not US or middle Eastern prices as we've never had those before but not really apocalypse scenarios.

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Latest Block:   754361  (10 minutes ago)
Current Pace:   93.7670%  (378 / 403.13 expected, 25.13 behind)

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Current Pace:   79.4644%  (99 / 124.58 expected, 25.58 behind)

The difference to the previous difficulty in block time is constant after nearly 300 blocks if we exclude the start so probably even this 93% will be just a dream a few days later.
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