Thanks for your thoughts. With BRAIINS pool I'm in I might need to move on. This is the worst dry spell I have ever seen with them in the years I have been there. Tonight at 10:30 it will be 48 hours without a hit.
I like the idea of keeping one machine in a Solo Pool and just let the others grind away.
you could try viabtc.com. they pay a guaranteed rate |
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Right buddy 33.3k right around the corner.
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We see so many accounts coming here when BTC goes up a little they started to yell " bull market" " to the moon" and to spam memes about that green dildos ,etc.
Stop with that, we see this movement for like 3 months already, so keep calm and enjoy the ride, or enjoy the Hodl, whatever you like, but stop thinking everytime we go up a little its gonna start a bull market.
We need a solid candle. A move right up and over 33k. Maybe this week on the 26th. |
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If I do that, my hashing rate is running about 850TH/s. Not bad, but its a lottery.
I wish you good luck, but you should know that the chance of you mining a block is very low. The total hash rate is now around 390 Ehash/s. This means that you own around 0.0002% of the total hash rate. Assuming that the total hash rate won't change, you will find 1 block every 8.7 years on average. If you have 850 th and it mines at a profit. You should mine 750th at a profit and mine 100th at the solo pool. Most people think that playing a lot of lottery tickets is a better way to win the lottery. If you play your 750 and grind a profit. you can endlessly play the 100th at solo. 100th out of 380 eh is a small shot to hit a block 850th out of 380 eh is not a great shot to hit a block the false thought is 850 th. vs 100 th is 8.5 times better shot to win you are missing that 380,000,000 th - 100 th is 379,999,900 miners miners against you and 380,000,000 - 850 is 379,999,150 miners against you so while the win chance is 8.5 to 1 better the loss shot is only 379,999,150/379,999,900 less. so you only drop the loss chance by under 0.00000075 |
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Any OG who are like @philipma1957 are incredibly advanced for boomers.
Apart from a few boomers posting here...only 4-6% of people after 64-65 are into bitcoin (I read it somewhere-no source).
I am fine with his diworsification, albeit, disagree that litecoin tech is superior in any sense. Litecoin is a derivative, a copycat..silver to gold, so to speak.
Changing the whole 401K into bitcoin would have been incredible if done 10-11 years ago. I converted only 10% or so of my fiat resources into btc a while back.
Would it been better if I allocated 30-50%..sure it would be, but as Michael Saylor said: "I could have bought bitcoin at $100 when I [MS] first noticed it, but I bought it at $10000, when I needed it". Everyone pretty much buys it when they "need" it, either physically or intellectually.
I also understand the @JJG point about buying (or not buying i-bonds). There were other, much simpler ways to get interest last year, like money market funds, which are liquid, while i-bonds are not.
I think @philipma1957 is diversified (from what I gathered). Yes, maybe buying i-bonds when btc was at the lows of around $16K was ill-advised, but everyone only know it by now, not back then. Besides, Phil is doing the "work" for many of us (including myself) who is not currently mining, but verbalize about bitcoin.
@philipma1957-what is the Th value/power of your mine, if calculated back to just yourself?
Enough of JJG saying I sold at 16 k I sold at 23.6 k in Aug I set up a DCA in Nov thanks to JJG! I set up ladder buys in Late Oct My ladder buys of BTC kicked in last Nov So I did buy BTC at *20.8 k on Nov 4 19.7 k on Nov 8 18.3 k on Nov 8 18.1 k on Nov 8 17.8 K on Nov 9 17.2 k on Nov 9 16.9 k on Nov 9 16.1 k on Nov 9 15.9 k on Nov 9 15.7 k on Nov 9. this was the best price I got. *16.7 k on Nov 11 * 16.6 k on Nov 18 15.9 k on Nov 21 this was a bigger piece * 16.5 k on Nov 25 16.6 k on Nov 27 * 17.0 k on Dec 2 * 17.2k on Dec 9 17.0k on Dec 12 this was a bigger piece *16.9k on dec 16 16.8k on Dec 17 this was a bigger piece 16.7k on Dec 17 this was a bigger piece 16.8k on Dec 17 this was a bigger piece 16.8k on Dec 17 this was even bigger piece 16.4k on Dec 19 this was a bigger piece *16.9k on Dec 23 *16.6k on Dec 30 My sales stopped on Aug 17 last year price was 23.6k and a sale in June for 21.7 k plus seven sales in May at 31k to 38k those BTC sales allowed for the purchases in Nov and Dec. As for value of the mine. It is setup and runs at a profit zero debt on it. JJG simply does not speak that accurately as to what my BTC sales and buys were for last year. Especially the sales. The lowest sale I did was for 21.7k price point |
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https://www.bitrawr.com/difficulty-estimatorLatest Block: 800052 (10 minutes ago) Current Pace: 96.1084% (1717 / 1786.52 expected, 69.52 behind)Previous Difficulty: 50646206431058.09 Current Difficulty: 53911173001054.59 Next Difficulty: between 51818878540747 and 51863154121899 Next Difficulty Change: between -3.8810% and -3.7989% Previous Retarget: July 11, 2023 at 10:27 PM (+6.4466%) Next Retarget (earliest): Wednesday at 11:46 AM (in 2d 3h 33m 6s) Next Retarget (latest): Wednesday at 12:03 PM (in 2d 3h 51m 4s) Projected Epoch Length: between 14d 13h 18m 21s and 14d 13h 36m 18s Copy stats to clipboard 399 blocks left maybe we get a decent -2 or -3 % |
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my fear is second layer will not be fixed properly
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when ltc/doge is designed to never vanish.
BTW This is why JJG always attacks me as he knows that long term on paper right now.
LTC/Doge has a better design than BTC.
but beta was said to be better than vhs.
So BTC can still prevail.
I stack more BTC than Doge and LTC.
Fuck Phil you keep spewing this bullshit about your shitcoins, don't you realize by now your the only one that believes that bullshit? Or I am man enough to admit the scaling issues exist and I plan for it. Does it mean I have 60k worth of btc and 60k worth of LTC and 60K worth of Doge no. But I have BTC and LTC and Doge. I stack the three of them via mining. If you want to be 100% BTC and trust that the developers fix the scaling issue cool. If I want to be 80% BTC and 10% LTC and 10% Doge it is equally cool. Plus I will Talk about it here on this thread. At JJG BTW I have 4x BTC compared to the iBonds. I am fine with that. If I have 3 coins stacking a mining farm Some silver stacking A home a 401k with 3 pensions which My wife and I do we are diversified not a big issue. To talk about it not a big deal To mention it on this thread not a big deal. If I could I would sell the 3 pensions as they are all fed gov and I no longer trust the fed gov. but USA fed pensions are not allowed to sell. |
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The reason for my post should be seen in context, and philip has frequently repeated his nonsense that bitcoin is likely going to show broken incentives in around 2050/2060 because the mining rewards are going to be so low that miners are not going to want to mine bitcoin and they will be incentivized to mine POW shitcoins such as litecoin and doggie coin.. and saying dumb shit like that.. so I am reinforcing his dumb ideas through my post. Bitcoin will grow much more in price then. The block reward will be 0.02441406 in 2052. Currently, the miners getting around $187K for a block; who knows what will be the bitcoin price in 2052? Maybe 0.0244 won't be worth $187K. Maybe this is what he is fearing. my fear is second layer will not be fixed properly. if a block is 0.0244 btc and it is worth 244,000 that would mean a coin is 10 million. the smallest fee is about 227 sats. so the smallest you pay for a fee is. $ 227 This means btc will need tweaks to work. I am not going to get into miners growing and growing to protect btc. but if coins are 10 million and say 20.5 million are mined we have a cap of 205 million at ten bucks 2050 million at one hundred bucks 20.500 billion at one thousand 205.00 billion at ten thousand 2.0500 trillion at 100 thousand 20.500 trillion at 1 million 205.00 trillion at 10 million so a you want lots of miners to protect 205 trillion lets say gear does 5 watts in 2056 much like cars and miles per gallon there is a limit to how low watts a miner uses. so if gear does 30 now the same amount of units and power the diff jumps to 320 trillion but no extra value to the entire network’s infrastructure. mining infrastructure must grow to protect the new higher cap. make it stagnant and the value of the cap is poorly protected. so if market cap is 550 billion and grows to 200 trillion by 2052. miner infrastructure of 10 billion should be. 4 trillion 55 to 1 . coin to gear now. 50 to 4 coin to gear in the future. roughly 400 to 1 more infrastructure and 6 to 1 efficient means diff is not 6x it is 2400x right now we burn about 10,000 megawatts an hour. we are not going to scale to 24,000,000 megawatts. just one problem. and if cold fusion works and we have that much power why spend it mining a vanishing coin when ltc/doge is designed to never vanish. BTW This is why JJG always attacks me as he knows that long term on paper right now. LTC/Doge has a better design than BTC. but beta was said to be better than vhs. So BTC can still prevail. I stack more BTC than Doge and LTC. |
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Sadly there is no such thing as "progress towards a block". Only your hashrate from this point onwards counts. Your probability is purely related to what your current hashrate is.
Thank you CK! Appreciate you brother  you have 2 trillion shares difficulty is 53 trillion normal luck means you would hit a block in 53 trillion shares. basically spin a single die six times and normal luck means you get a six in six spins. obviously you could get the six in 1 spin but you could do 20 spins and not get a six. so with solo mining 1 single share could hit a block or 53 trillion shares or in the worse case as many as 530 trillion shares maybe as many as 760 trillion shares. but to go as high as 760 trillion shares would be like spinning a die a few hundred times and not getting a six. doing 2 trillion shares means you did 2/53 of normal luck. So if you hit soon you are way ahead of the game. |
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And now we're having back to earth re-entry! Pace is just crazy, again some large family shutting down voluntarily?
It's probably the heat waves and the overall profitability is pushing the lower-tier miners out of the game, with the current difficulty, even at 7 cents you are going to need S19 or the equivalent to make some profit, so all the 17 series are not making anything unless the power rate is way too cheap, in fact at 7 cents even the S19 make below a dollar a day, depending on what type of cooling and other expenses one might have those could be running at a loss already. this epoch we did not have a miner fallout like oct 2018 to 2019. china forced a big hash relocation in 2021 but it was not the same as the 2018-2019 fall and pause. we are not at the six cent power point which did create the 2018-2019 diff drop and pause. 100 th makes 7 bucks. at 30 watts it burns 75 kwatts add 5 to cool and 80kwatts at 6 cents is 4.80 in power and cooling thats 2.20 a machine . say maintenance bla bla bla = 70 cents So an s19 100th clears 1.50 usd I think this means we grind up 🆙 once the heat passes. What would make things interesting is if we do a 2015-2016 price move. in 2023 to 2024. we would hit a 60k-70k number. this would likely make fomo for gear. say oct-dec 2023 |
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I don't think soo.. Logic is the wrong Telephone to smartphone the journey was full of changes in features, Design, Working models, Prices drop with the introduction of technology, and more these are enough to explain.. But Bitcoin is like Static... No change in Supply, In features, In working protocols, and the Price is not dropping haha its getting higher and higher. Haha i know you didn't mean that , but weird post so a weird view... Even forgot the icons like blackberry, motorola razr... and that smartphone is actually not the pinnacle of technology since we already have folded screens available. That's if you really want to dissect the picture, but it's the idea that counts and I think the author managed to convey it. We really are early. 2009-2023 14 years in I still see huge issues by 2056 but even if I am correct that means 33 years before it has real issues |
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Likely we will go to 0 or +1 by july 25/26
https://www.bitrawr.com/difficulty-estimatorLatest Block: 799174 (5 minutes ago) Current Pace: 96.0226% (839 / 873.75 expected, 34.75 behind)Previous Difficulty: 50646206431058.09 Current Difficulty: 53911173001054.59 Next Difficulty: between 51778561845155 and 52486263848230 Next Difficulty Change: between -3.9558% and -2.6431% Previous Retarget: July 11, 2023 at 10:27 PM (+6.4466%) Next Retarget (earliest): July 26, 2023 at 7:38 AM (in 8d 7h 32m 53s) Next Retarget (latest): July 26, 2023 at 12:22 PM (in 8d 12h 17m 31s) Projected Epoch Length: between 14d 9h 10m 25s and 14d 13h 55m 3s Copy stats to clipboard we wobbled a bit lower 59 blocks behind with 683 to go.
Latest Block: 799668 (11 minutes ago)
Current Pace: 95.7406% (1333 / 1392.30 expected, 59.3 behind)
Previous Difficulty: 50646206431058.09
Current Difficulty: 53911173001054.59
Next Difficulty: between 51622177739927 and 51874982020469
Next Difficulty Change: between -4.2459% and -3.7769%
Previous Retarget: July 11, 2023 at 10:27 PM (+6.4466%)
Next Retarget (earliest): Wednesday at 11:41 AM (in 4d 21h 10m 54s)
Next Retarget (latest): Wednesday at 1:24 PM (in 4d 22h 53m 51s)
Projected Epoch Length: between 14d 13h 13m 57s and 14d 14h 56m 53s
the drop makes me think heat and power is holding back a lot of hash. I can see a big hash jump this fall. 60t easy maybe 70t by years end. |
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Nice find. That unit will be very nice the M56s++ Microbt Unveils New Whatsminer Bitcoin Mining Rig With 320 TH/s, Setting New Standard for Hashpower https://news.bitcoin.com/microbt-unveils-new-whatsminer-bitcoin-mining-rig-with-320-th-s-setting-new-standard-for-hashpower/Microbt’s hydro-cooling ASIC mining rig, the M53S++, delivers an unrivaled hashpower output in the industry today. The Whatsminer M53S++ reaches a staggering 320 TH/s — a whole 65 TH/s greater than Bitmain’s Antminer S19 XP Hydro, the previous top BTC miner in terms of hashrate. But I only see 5nm not 3nm in my link. So I am not sure which link is correct. The gear claims to be 22 watts which is a big issue. 22 watts x 320 th immersion m56s++ = 7040 watts which means 8 gauge wires and 40 amp circuit. or maybe 2x 20amp circuits to run it. the air-cooled M50s++ doing 150th at 22 watts is 3300 watts not much of an issue. |
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If in your region each private house consumes 3000-5000 kilowatts an hour per month, then I would be mining without fear. In my region, a private house consumes 300-1000 kilowatts an hour per month, and when I transfer readings of 5000-10000 kilowatts an hour per month, controllers will become interested in me. Experts see the average electricity consumption in each home and easily find homes with increased energy consumption.
Ya, this is why I told you every place is different, where I live during summer and winter electricity is consumed like hell because we have no other means of cooling/heating when temps are 40c outside, you bet that every AC is going to be spinning 24/7 when winter comes, we rely on electricity only, in fact, many people use the electric stove to cook (those consume no less than 2kw) so that 1000w that a whole house in your area use is not even enough for a single person here, probably the same for many other places. And then you have different building sizes in the same area, you find a small house next to a 3-story building when the electric company supplies the small house they need to take into account that one day, the small house could turn into a 3-story building, and then what's even worse, a small house could have an AC in every room, uses an electrical stove to cook food and consuming more than another house that is twice the size. So with all that in mind, adding a couple of miners will certainly go unnoticed as far as the electrical company is concerned, of course, this changes if the electric company uses some advanced tools to check for load type or harmonics created by PSUs, but just by looking at their amp/kw reading, they can't tell. Yeah electric heat electric stove electric clothes dryer and ac is a lot of power my ac runs 24/7 for 3-4 months. It is like running 1 s19 about 2500 kwatts a day. I have gas heat I have gas stove I have gas clothes dryer. My gas bill for all that is 200 a month but if it was electric it would be 800 say 6000 kwatts a month |
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No idea if/what is the official process for requesting this, but Polish local board could really use another merit source. To my understanding, we currently have only 1 source ( malevolent) who is hardly active on this forum. The stats say it all (credit to Rikafip), it's the local board with the worst merit/post ratio, despite high quality posts: So I'd like to nominate any of the most active (and well respected) top 3 posters: Tytanowy JanuszwwzsockicyganI gave you and the others 14 merits each. Hope some one gets appointed. |
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I have used gear. I can sell you
Bitmain L3+
Whatsminer M10
are you based in the USA?
I'm located in NW ohio, I mean that gear is pretty old so your price is gonna need to be pretty spot on even though this electric is coming free from the govt i'm not really interested in making pennys per day per machine to just heat up this house tremendiously well a L3+ earns about 1.25 dollar a day mining at viabtc. Merge mine of LTC and Doge, it burns around 750 watts an hour. so 750 x 24 = 18 kwatts 4 of them burn 3000 kwatts an hour same as a s19 xp and the xp does .07 x 140 = 9.80 or around 10 a day so 5 a day vs 10 a day 4 L3+ on eBay are about 600 usd https://www.ebay.com/itm/195701495289?maybe 550 . they earn 5 a day they use 120 volts so you can scatter them all over the house. the 1/2 ing is coming but doge does not half so they will not drop that much in price for daily earnings If you buy four from me for 400 you have payback in under 150 days.
now look at the s19 xp loud as fuck must have 220 volts and is 3500 to 4000 dollars if It continues to earn 10 a day 10 x 400 = 4000 for payback. so rule them out.
an m10 set to high does 30th or 2.10 a day burns 2100 watts price of 250 means 250/2.10 = 120 day pay back. must use 220 volts. it is loud.
Avalon has some new gear. let me find you a link. https://shop.canaan.io/products/avalon-miner-a1246-85t-3420w?VariantsId=10013this is 85 th it is in Texas price is 680 around 100 to ship so say 800 this Earns 6 a day so 800/6 = 135 days loud as fuck must use 220 volts.
so top of the line up's are kind of stupid as it takes over 400 days for payback. If I had your setup. I would do 10 Avalon for 800 each with 135 day pay back 34 to 35 kwatts 10 L3+ for 100 each with 100 day payback 7 to 8 kwatts 1 m10 for 250 each with a 120 day payback 2 kwatts this has you burning 45 kwatts an hour you earn 60 for Avalon 12 for L3+ 2 for M10 74 a day with 16-20 kwatts left over. in 4 -5 months all gear is paid off you earned 74 x 150 = 11110 you paid 8000 Avalon 1000 L3+ 250 M10 9250 this means 11110-9250 = 1900 pure profit you can buy more gear. And be maxed out to 65k around oct 1 as house is cooler so let me know if you want the 1 m10 and the 10 L3+ Damn Phil way to really break it TF down for me there. I'm just more concerned about hashrate increases on those L3s and that $1 a day turning into 0.11 a day in a few months. I'm really trying mainly to acquire sha256 hardware that antminer hydro x19s I got all the proper breakers setup for a 220v with power strips etc so less hardware the better is how i'm seeing it tbecause when i'm done with them its less to throw away lol. I really try to list it in a fair way with no bs. I effort to get you under 150 day on all gear. remember the L3+ have the ability to mine doge which is not subject to the ½ ing, here is a L3+ on doge solo just for shits and giggles.  I placed tons of the gear as Avalon (new from Texas) you get fast cash flow you get a hedge with the L3+ you get a voltage meter with the M10 what's miner shows you voltage supplied for free actually you get paid. So you get to know that you have voltage issue for free. notice the voltage readings all around 230  and the list of gear above generates cash flow so if you want to slowly upgrade to: m50s+ from mikeywith or s19 xp from a guy like kaboomracks or to a guy like https://vmssecuritycloud.com you can add a top of the line piece of gear once a month what ever you want to do good luck mine on. |
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