I know its a specific and small amount but can anyone help me out?

https://sites.google.com/view/token-scams/

What is your guys' opinion?

DO NOT waste your money on these scammers! I knew it when I read the whitepaper that it was too good to be true! There are too many red flags on this one folks!

BE CAREFUL AND BE SAFE GUYS, IF SOMETHING IS TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE IT LIKELY IS!


IF this is all proven to be false I will edit this post accordingly! I am trying to warn people here! SKETCHY SKETCHY SKETCHY

Hi everyone! My name is Hive and I am glad to finally be joining this forum! I have been following bitcoin for years now and have a low stake in several altcoins as I do not have much fiat to work with. I am, however, the proud owner of a low-grade mining rig aka my gaming pc I will be upgrading it soon with my altcoin profits and am very excited for that! I have already posted and had recommendations on what to upgrade thanks to you folks!

I live in the southeast USA, anyone else?

I am most interested in ETH and EOS, I, fortunately, was able to get my hand on 1 EOS token before snapshot (rookie numbers I know). I am excited to be joining this forum and learning from you experts

Hey guys! My name is Hive and I am new to this forum

So I have been into bitcoin for years now, mostly just trading but I have recently started mining altcoins on Miningpoolhub and been getting some rookie numbers (around $2 per day) and want to improve!

My current setup is a simple gaming computer with 2 gtx1060s, and I am considering buying either asics or more GPU's/motherboards.

What would my best option for improvement be for around the $500 range? If I decide to get more GPU's, I would have to get a new motherboard as I currently have the MSI B130 gaming edition which CANNOT support more than 3 GPU. I could potentially get an asic though... I do not really know much about which ones to buy or value, however I do know how they work.

Any and all advice for a noob is welcome

EDIT: I forgot to mention, I currently have an EVEGA 1000w PSU AND an EVEGA 600W psu. Would it be possible to rig them both up? Not sure how that works. The 1000w is currently connected to my gaming rig.