How can i mine BTC?

[FP91G]

Interesting take on mining profitability. At OEMMiner, we focus on customized mining hardware that’s designed for efficiency and long-term use—an ideal choice for miners looking to stay ahead of power costs and hash competition.
https://oemminer.com/

Is it worth trusting a site that was registered 3 months ago?

[philipma1957]

Interesting take on mining profitability. At OEMMiner, we focus on customized mining hardware that’s designed for efficiency and long-term use—an ideal choice for miners looking to stay ahead of power costs and hash competition.
https://oemminer.com/

Is it worth trusting a site that was registered 3 months ago?

If you want to mine at a bigger level ie 7k usd in gear i mention to buy from

https://altairtech.io/product-category/miners/bitmain/

and host to

https://iowamining.io/

I use both of them.

they have been honest to me.

mention philipma1957

[Xgram.io]

Mining Bitcoin means you contribute your hardware’s computing power to the network. You help process transactions and secure the blockchain. As a reward, you might get some BTC — if your machine finds the right hash. But the keyword here is might.

The brutal facts in 2025
The total network hashrate is astronomical.

Competition is industrial — think warehouse-sized farms, not your gaming PC.

You need specialized ASIC machines, not GPUs.

ASICs cost a lot and lose profitability fast.

Your electricity better be dirt cheap, or you’ll just heat your room for nothing.

Why mining at home is usually pointless
Solo mining? You’re basically playing the lottery. Odds of hitting a block alone are near zero unless you’ve got racks of ASICs humming 24/7.

Most retail miners join mining pools. That way you share rewards with everyone in the pool when it finds a block. But even then, your profit depends on:

Your machine’s efficiency (latest-gen ASIC or nothing)

Pool fees

Zero downtime

Low energy costs

So who should mine?
You should consider it only if:

You get hardware at wholesale prices and know how to maintain it.

You have access to industrial or subsidized electricity.

You’re okay with slim margins and understand the risks.

[FP91G]

You should consider it only if:

You get hardware at wholesale prices and know how to maintain it.

You have access to industrial or subsidized electricity.

You’re okay with slim margins and understand the risks.

I think that in mining the most important thing is the permissible power consumption and the cost of electricity.
Wholesale prices and discounts are also good, but usually good discounts are available when buying large quantities, which MARA and others buy. A small miner can only win if he has cheap electricity and does not pay taxes.

[AZVON RKFT]

I remember when i first heard about BTC then it wasn't really worth much but the funny thing then is that we were busy using 2GO instead of diving deep into blockchain, by now i would have become wealthy not to talk of being rich. But all the same, we are still alive and no one knows tomorrow. I also remember then, they spoke about mining of BTC, are people still mining it and what are the requirements to do that, at least to recover my past ignorance?

Yes, Bitcoin (BTC) is mined, but it ain't easy anymore. Mining nowadays is highly competitive and involves specialized ASIC hardware such as Antminer S19 Pro, low-cost electricity, and efficient cooling since the hardware never sleeps. Most miners mine in pools to be able to share rewards because solo mining is essentially impossible. You also need a safe Bitcoin wallet where you can store your coins.

Frankly, solo mining is not typically worth it unless you have a couple of rigs and electricity that is extremely cheap. For this reason, most people now prefer just buying BTC and investing outright.