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1  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Mining with no electricity cost on: November 19, 2017, 07:43:44 AM
Hello,

I'm an entrepreneur from Pakistan. One of my companies is into rental power where we generate electricity and sell it to the government. I have over 5MW in surplus that I can use for a mining operation. I can also invest heavily into buying state of the art miners. Wanted to know what are the profits like per miner and how to setup operations. Also how sure shot is this business and if the miners consistently generate income streams.

The location is centrally air conditioned with a 100MBPS internet connection.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Jahanzaib

What a fortune you have there.  Power source is the main problem in building a rig to mine bitcoins.  If you do have the money to build one, try it. you can know right away if you investment return after a month... since you probably have a free electricity, that's less to your expenses.  MEaning you will probably gain something of it...

How much money does a single s9 make in let's say a month?
How much power does it require?
I have 5MW at my disposal which is a lot of power. I can invest in a lot of machines but I don't know if Bitcoin mining is real and not some snake oil. Last thing I want to do is sitting on a mountain of machines with no output. Pls pardon my ignorance, as I'm new to this.
2  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Mining with no electricity cost on: November 19, 2017, 05:55:18 AM
That is a lot of power you have there. I do think it would be extremely profitable if you do not have to pay for any electricity. However, does the surplus really belong to you or will you do some trick that would result to those electricity to be somewhat just disappear without a trace? If it would be the latter then that would be a felony in all jurisdictions as it would mean it is theft of property. Just want to be clear on that.

You didn't read my post.

I "own" the power source. The extra power that I have at my disposal is a surplus and is mine to use however I deem necessary.
3  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Mining with no electricity cost on: November 06, 2017, 10:26:24 AM
Hello,

I'm an entrepreneur from Pakistan. One of my companies is into rental power where we generate electricity and sell it to the government. I have over 5MW in surplus that I can use for a mining operation. I can also invest heavily into buying state of the art miners. Wanted to know what are the profits like per miner and how to setup operations. Also how sure shot is this business and if the miners consistently generate income streams.

The location is centrally air conditioned with a 100MBPS internet connection.

Any help would be highly appreciated.

Regards,
Jahanzaib
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