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July 08, 2016, 07:47:38 AM
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I see a few knowing what mining is all about and a lot knowing jack about the BTC mining scene.
The halving will have no effect what so ever and price will settle for some time in the range of 500-550$ before a new hype will push the price up to 800-1000$ each.
There is western countries who pays less than 0,05 cents and they will keep expanding the farms.
Its a gambling and noboddy will ever know the real future, but after Ethereums disaster we will see BTC make a hughe jump ahead of any other coins.
Its not for fun that, Microsoft, Ebay, Amazon, Dell and other big players are adopting BTC....its here to stay and so is mining.

well said.


Put it this way if you want to mine its all about electricity price... hence why you hear solar, hydro power its all about the price... where I am S7 will still be profitable after the halving at the current btc of $640
and will stay profitable for another 2 years if btc stays around 640... yes even with network difficulty jumps.

do your math but $0.17 you out of the game already unless you invest and go solar.... $0.05- $0.08 you in the game but you will still have to transition to alternative power preferably your own solar setup which has a life span of about 20 years... so there ya go..

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July 08, 2016, 12:38:12 PM
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I see a few knowing what mining is all about and a lot knowing jack about the BTC mining scene.
The halving will have no effect what so ever and price will settle for some time in the range of 500-550$ before a new hype will push the price up to 800-1000$ each.
There is western countries who pays less than 0,05 cents and they will keep expanding the farms.
Its a gambling and noboddy will ever know the real future, but after Ethereums disaster we will see BTC make a hughe jump ahead of any other coins.
Its not for fun that, Microsoft, Ebay, Amazon, Dell and other big players are adopting BTC....its here to stay and so is mining.

well said.


Put it this way if you want to mine its all about electricity price... hence why you hear solar, hydro power its all about the price... where I am S7 will still be profitable after the halving at the current btc of $640
and will stay profitable for another 2 years if btc stays around 640... yes even with network difficulty jumps.

do your math but $0.17 you out of the game already unless you invest and go solar.... $0.05- $0.08 you in the game but you will still have to transition to alternative power preferably your own solar setup which has a life span of about 20 years... so there ya go..



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 ten cents  at 3% diff jumps   the s-7 loses out in 75 days after the jump  earns about 0.02432 btc after ½ ing
nine cents at 3% diff jumps  the s-7 loses out in 119 days after the jumps earns about 0.06782 btc after ½ ing
eight cents at 3% diff jumps the s-7 lose out in   175 days after the jump earns about 0.1362 btc after ½ ing
seven cents at 3% diff jumps the s-7 lose out in 230 days after the jump earns about 0.2325 btc after ½ ing
six cents at 3 % diff jumps the s-7 lose out on 299 days after the jump earns about 0.3607 btc after the ½ ing
five cents 395 days  .5255btc
four cents 492 days .7369 btc


so  what you got 3 cent power?

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