when 3420 seems like a btfd opportunity smh
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The hashrate is increase exponentially and certainly unsustainable. What will happen if one day, the hashrate is so high, no miners would profit from mining it?
difficulty adjustments
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it's a complete crapshhot you can ask bitmain politely to do similar to the ecuadorian you need to research amongst your compatriots
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I have an opportunity to mine and not pay any electricity bills, I'm thinking about buying the Antminer S9, which is the most profitable and best miner on the market. Do you think it's a good idea? I have already profits from bitcoin that would cover the whole investment. Of course purchasing from Bitmain.
1) Are there any tax that I should pay when it arrives to my country (CZ)?
2) Do you mine? If so or if you're knowledgeable which pool would you recommend me? I'm actually from CZ, the origin of the world's first bitcoin mining pool (Slush Pool), I guess Slush Pool would be great, heard that joining for example Antpool as a small miner doesn't give u so much profit.
3) Why do you think Bitmain sells these machines and not just use them to win even more blocks?
Go for it. Remember people often change their minds when they see just how much electicity you're actually using. 1. Probably there is an import duty (UK is same as VAT - 20%!!!!) , but you may get away without. Depends on many things, like the carrier. 2. Use Slush and some backup pools. Actually any pool should pay the same. Slush seems more popular round here. 3. To get some guaranteed returns up front. Maybe move thread to mining speculation for more experienced commentary....
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Most Westerners seem to me to get stupider by the minute.
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My IQ was properly measured when I was a youngling at 160. I spend most of my days staring at a bush and worrying about my next visit to the toilet. The only thing IQ indicates is the ability to pass IQ tests. Dude 160 is not 'young'. Gosh
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https://github.com/btc1/bitcoin/issues/101 JaredR26 commented Aug 7, 2017 NACK This appears to be yet another attempt by a competing development team to cause a portion of the ecosystem to default to following the minority chain which may not even be a viable chain at all. lol Jared shares fantasy
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Aren't houses terribly overpriced right now?
Not anymore... depending on country, city, type of house, etc... Yes, in some metro areas they are. But soon real estate prices will start to correct in many of those areas. For example, San Francisco and Toronto are already seeing some cooling off. If you can afford to wait, accumulate some money on the side for a sizable down payment, and keep an eye on the markets in your area. But only buy a house if you intend on living in it for at least 15 years, if not forever. Otherwise it's not a great investment compared to others. Yuh depends. House I grew up in in London, Dad bought in 1956 for £9,500. Now 'worth' £3.5 million. Fucking hell - you must be from a different part of town to me then. Knightsbridge ? Chelsea ? My old mans house was worth fuck all when he bought it - aaaand..............its still worth fuck all. Not quite that smart. They're like 10-20 mil now. Bayswater. My gran wouldn't come to visit for the first few years, because it was 'too far out of London'.
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Aren't houses terribly overpriced right now?
Not anymore... depending on country, city, type of house, etc... Yes, in some metro areas they are. But soon real estate prices will start to correct in many of those areas. For example, San Francisco and Toronto are already seeing some cooling off. If you can afford to wait, accumulate some money on the side for a sizable down payment, and keep an eye on the markets in your area. But only buy a house if you intend on living in it for at least 15 years, if not forever. Otherwise it's not a great investment compared to others. Yuh depends. House I grew up in in London, Dad bought in 1956 for £9,500. Now 'worth' £3.5 million.
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White people wealthy central bankers and elitists own the majority of centralized assets in the United States, they must be against bitcoin any asset that causes Average Joe's wealth to increase.
FTFY. Whatever these people suppress or want the citizens to stay away from, the citizens should be quietly acquiring with two fists. Pay off your debts, buy bitcoin, PMs, land and/or a house (not on credit), and other deflationary assets. Aren't houses terribly overpriced right now?
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Lotos will be the world’s first spiritual community on the blockchain. It will be the first effort to enact a Buddhist economy on the blockchain. Our platform hosts a complete ecosystem for meditation, supporting both religious and secular practice. In Lotos, adherents belong to different sects with their own economic rulesets, where the structural rules of the smart contracts governing each sect form the essence of that sect’s beliefs. https://lotos.network/
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No, you mine whatever shitcoin is pump of the moment with your gpus then convert to hard currency - btc edit lol at article. business outsiders. come on people get with the program. it's not that hard
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Meanwhile Mrs Roach "Did a clever boy buy all the bitcoins?"
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we are very interested. ... how do we proceed?
pivot to not being an incestuous sleazy fuckhead
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I be honest .......I like you guys. I like being here
I am currently hodling btc and bch. I have no loyalty to either and I am pretty confused by it all.
My situation is hodl and see what happens. You all arguing is a pain in the ass.
All I want is to profit later down the line.
Aaaah. Group hug? eww. no loyalty no hug Well steelboy is up for it. Don't be so miserable oh all right do you have big booble
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I be honest .......I like you guys. I like being here
I am currently hodling btc and bch. I have no loyalty to either and I am pretty confused by it all.
My situation is hodl and see what happens. You all arguing is a pain in the ass.
All I want is to profit later down the line.
Aaaah. Group hug? eww. no loyalty no hug
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