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[cafter]

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[LoyceMobile]

Is it a good idea to mine bitcoin stealing electricity?

Why go through all the hassle of mining, if you can just steal money directly? Is it a good idea to rob a bank? Steal from grannies? How about kidnapping to make a living?

By asking this obviously nefarious question, you show you lack morals.

Mods please don't delete this topic for reference.

Full quote:

I know a place their some people live on stolen electricity, is it a good idea to mine bitcoin stealing electricity? Not very big farm just a normal small farm.
Not going to try this but wanted to know concerns and benefits of it.

You know the saying: "opportunity makes the thief".

[cafter]

Sorry just mistake I apologise that this is not allowed. Sorry
i moved this thread to archival because of fear.

[LoyceMobile]

Sorry just mistake I apologise that this is not allowed. Sorry

Oh no, stealing isn't allowed??
Don't worry about it, scamming is not against the forum rules and won't get you banned.

I'll stop being sarcastic now, I have things to do.

[Iron Fist]

I will not go into the obvious moral implications of such an action, but we can discuss some practical concerns.

First things first, stealing electricity is illegal. If you get caught, you're looking at some serious trouble, hefty fines or even worse. Now, from a practical standpoint, Bitcoin mining can be a real power hog. If you're stealing electricity, you might not have enough juice to run a mining rig properly. It's not like just powering a few light bulbs or your TV. These mining setups can chomp down a bunch of kilowatt-hours. So, it's not just a matter of whether it's a good idea; it's also about whether it's even possible without tripping alarms or frying your circuits. Not to mention fire and electric shock hazards. It's a risky business all around.

[BitMaxz]

Why would you steal if you can get power for free from Solars?
Stealing electricity or jumper is illegal and you can be in prison if you are making money from stealing power.