When is it comming out?

Talking about this 17GH/s version: https://oneminers.com/products/antminer-l9-17-gh-s?_pos=2&_psq=L9&_ss=e&_v=1.0



When I used 3rd party calculators i got to $49.37/day with electricity price of $0.05/kWh...

Do you mine Dogecoin? What is your take on Dogecoin mining?

Since Elon Musk literally created a D.O.G.E. (Department Of Goverment Efficiency) Department, I think he has some more plans with it lol.

Mostly these coins are just rug pull and as said before " -99.6% loss requires 24899.999% rise in the price just to get back to 100%." soo, I think you can answer it yourself

Ofcourse not... Bitcoin is the most serious coin out there, trump coin is just a meme coin nothing else

if you really want to mine crypto seriously look for ASIC miners

It seems quite speculative and weirdly written to me

For me, it is kinda profitable, although there are better miners right now, but with the electricity price thatr I have on the hosting I use, it is profitable.

I feel like they might be teasing us on their twitter tho!:D

So I've been surfing through the twitter for a while now and literally ALL I SEE these days is that BINANCE is about to list Kaspa?

I mean With miners like these: https://www.asicprofit.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-ks5-pro-21th

Kaspa still remains as one of the most profitable coins to mine, while some also claim it solvest the thrillema. I also looked at Binance's twitter and it REALLY DO look like they are about to list Kaspa...

Do you guys think it is possible? Do you think it will move the Kaspa's price?

Well I like altcoins that I mine, The altcoin miners tend to be WAY MORE profitable than bitcoin miners, but you can get the alt currency from your mining for example Kaspa coins and then transfer them into BTC and HODL the profit in Bitcoin

I wouldnt say sooo..

I mean as an exchange you just gotta go with the flow and list the coins taht people talk about...

nope, no way this will ever happen lol

Maybe try to read the thread first... lol

Iam asking because i do not have enough experiences with new hydro asics and I'm trying to find an answer wheter they are reliable or not nowadays

Hello!

As a happy customer of oneminers hosting, I can share my experience with their hosting services for ASIC miners.

I’ve been hosting with them for a while now, and their uptime has been excellent so far. They maintain transparent communication and proactive maintenance, which minimizes any unexpected issues. On the rare occasion of a disruption (e.g., due to external factors like power grid issues), they were quick to address it and kept me informed throughout.

Fortunately, I’ve never faced significant losses requiring compensation. However, their policies are clear, and they seem fair about resolving issues responsibly.

I haven't needed to pursue claims because any minor concerns were handled efficiently by their support team before it escalated. They have a professional approach and prioritize customer satisfaction, so there’s rarely a need to go down the compensation route.

In general, hosting with a reliable provider significantly reduces the headaches associated with downtime or disputes. It’s all about choosing a trustworthy partner.

Hope this helps, and good luck in finding the insights you’re looking for!

Well, it's not a cloud mining service for several reasons:

You actually own the ASIC miner being hosted. This is a major difference from cloud mining, where you’re just renting hash power and have no claim to any physical equipment.

Cloud mining often raises concerns about whether the advertised hash power even exists. Here, you can verify your device and its operation.

Instead of vague contracts, they provide a straightforward hosting service.

Unlike cloud mining, where fees are often bundled or unclear, you pay for the actual energy consumed by your device.

Since you own the device, you’re not locked into a long-term contract. You can sell it, upgrade it, or move it somewhere else whenever you want, which isn't possible with cloud mining.

When your device reaches the end of its lifecycle, you still have options—upgrading, selling, or repurposing it. With cloud mining, once your contract ends, there’s nothing left.[/li][/list]

Hey everyone,

So, the DG Hydro 1 by ElphaPex is set to be released soon, and I’m debating whether or not it’s worth the investment.

According to: https://www.asicprofit.com/miners/elphapex/dg-hydro-1  the miner is expected to launch in March, with a current estimated annual profitability of $18,185/year (assuming an energy cost of $0.05/kWh).  https://oneminers.com/pages/ethiopia-hosting-center



Of course, profitability will likely decline as more units hit the market, but if you can grab one in the first wave, there’s a solid chance to make a decent profit.

That said, I do have one concern. The DG Hydro 1 is a hydro miner, and my past experiences with hydro models haven’t been great—let’s just say they were more trouble than they were worth. 😅 Have these issues improved over the last couple of years? Are hydro miners more reliable now?

What do you think? Are you planning to buy the DG Hydro 1, or are you steering clear of Dogecoin miners altogether? Let me know your thoughts!

Cheers!

Panic selling is just a part of the market which you need to count in too

Follow which memes are trendy on socials and just try your luck. Every time you see a new meme that seems to be funny to you, check if theres a memecoin and buy some

To this day this is just a speculation, could, might, etc. These days it is still better to HOLD most of your portfolio in BTC