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OP you should take everything in here with a grain of salt. You know what they say... opinions are like a$$holes, everyone's got one and they all stink.
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i have something re this "productive" discussion (looking from 100 years in the future back to today) : Satoshi begets Bitcoin; Bitcoin begets Vitalik; Vitalik begets ethereum; ethereum begets DAO.... this line will not stop for a while, I hope, with many more branches to come. Which branch would be dominant in the future: bitcoin or a side branch, like eth>DAO? we shall find out. I find it uncanny that DAO comes exactly on a day/week when Time had posted a very interesting critique of the financialization schemes and total lack of support of such schemes among millennials. http://time.com/4327419/american-capitalisms-great-crisis/?xid=homepage&pcd=hp-magmod
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May 15, 2016, 02:13:20 AM |
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i have something re this "productive" discussion (looking from 100 years in the future back to today) : Satoshi begets Bitcoin; Bitcoin begets Vitalik; Vitalik begets ethereum; ethereum begets DAO.... this line will not stop for a while, I hope, with many more branches to come. Which branch would be dominant in the future: bitcoin or a side branch, like eth>DAO? we shall find out. I find it uncanny that DAO comes exactly on a day/week when Time had posted a very interesting critique of the financialization schemes and total lack of support of such schemes among millennials. http://time.com/4327419/american-capitalisms-great-crisis/?xid=homepage&pcd=hp-magmodwell i wouldn't say it ended up being all that productive. But i appreciate the article nonetheless.. sums it up quite well actually Best Regards d57heinz
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May 15, 2016, 07:54:10 PM |
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Thats one expensive rig, hoping youd break your return on how many days?
What you are doing is speculating for the prices to make up for it? I would rather just get into buying bitcoin then meddling with alt coins to be honest.
Unless the coin has some form of demand like how just-dice "you need" to have to play on their dice site.
That form of demand is rare, so I dont see any other purpose for any other alt coins that dont offer the same type of demand.
Then again, I could be wrong and the alt coin is used for side chains for something.
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May 15, 2016, 11:08:46 PM |
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Thats one expensive rig, hoping youd break your return on how many days?
What you are doing is speculating for the prices to make up for it? I would rather just get into buying bitcoin then meddling with alt coins to be honest.
Unless the coin has some form of demand like how just-dice "you need" to have to play on their dice site.
That form of demand is rare, so I dont see any other purpose for any other alt coins that dont offer the same type of demand.
Then again, I could be wrong and the alt coin is used for side chains for something.
This is a thread that got far far off topic. OP likely would be smart to go mostly twords BTC just due to stability. He needs cheap electricity if he want's to mine it no way around it at this point. I do think ether is worth a little try. I would not go "huge" but keep it as part of your crypto portfolio. And it is one most can mine and building a GPU miner is not terribly hard. And I would have a pretty solid plan. Most threads like this end up not investing. They do the ROI math and sadly a lot just don't invest.
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May 16, 2016, 11:30:24 AM Last edit: May 16, 2016, 11:57:04 AM by d57heinz |
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Thats one expensive rig, hoping youd break your return on how many days?
What you are doing is speculating for the prices to make up for it? I would rather just get into buying bitcoin then meddling with alt coins to be honest.
Unless the coin has some form of demand like how just-dice "you need" to have to play on their dice site.
That form of demand is rare, so I dont see any other purpose for any other alt coins that dont offer the same type of demand.
Then again, I could be wrong and the alt coin is used for side chains for something.
This is a thread that got far far off topic. OP likely would be smart to go mostly twords BTC just due to stability. He needs cheap electricity if he want's to mine it no way around it at this point. I do think ether is worth a little try. I would not go "huge" but keep it as part of your crypto portfolio. And it is one most can mine and building a GPU miner is not terribly hard. And I would have a pretty solid plan. Most threads like this end up not investing. They do the ROI math and sadly a lot just don't invest.well if the numbers dont work.. who is in this to donate to the "good" cause(i use that term loosely)? Everyone in this and i mean everyone is in this to get maybe not rich but a financial gain.. Noone is here to throw money away.. but sadly that is what happen to most.> That is why these forums arent teaming with life like it was in 2014 when I jumped in. Granted most of that turned out to be scammers.. But a shit ton of them also were good guys that came because we thought this was a great thing only to be fleeced by all the scams that everyone promoted. Most of them didnt come back. I stayed only because if someone didnt then we would just keep repeating history.. Scam after scam.. Face it.> This was a epic fail allowing this to have a monetary value before it was even close to ready.. Ask yourselves this.. How can everyone in the btc ecosystem profit if new invest were to slow below the inflation rate? id say as much as everyone bitches about halving that will actually be your saving grace.. As it will only need half as much money coming in.. The big pump before halving will be from asic sales prior to halving.. Cuz why would they sell them after for half the price.. Get the suckers early on.. They will then do a nice healthy dump to help push out all those s7 that dont have REALLY good prices for power. And if this wasnt their intention .. us talking about it in the open like this only gives them ideas. Anyway.. open source can be great but can also be an Achilles heal Best Regards d57heinz
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May 16, 2016, 05:29:54 PM |
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Thats one expensive rig, hoping youd break your return on how many days?
What you are doing is speculating for the prices to make up for it? I would rather just get into buying bitcoin then meddling with alt coins to be honest.
Unless the coin has some form of demand like how just-dice "you need" to have to play on their dice site.
That form of demand is rare, so I dont see any other purpose for any other alt coins that dont offer the same type of demand.
Then again, I could be wrong and the alt coin is used for side chains for something.
This is a thread that got far far off topic. OP likely would be smart to go mostly twords BTC just due to stability. He needs cheap electricity if he want's to mine it no way around it at this point. I do think ether is worth a little try. I would not go "huge" but keep it as part of your crypto portfolio. And it is one most can mine and building a GPU miner is not terribly hard. And I would have a pretty solid plan. Most threads like this end up not investing. They do the ROI math and sadly a lot just don't invest.well if the numbers dont work.. who is in this to donate to the "good" cause(i use that term loosely)? Everyone in this and i mean everyone is in this to get maybe not rich but a financial gain.. Noone is here to throw money away.. but sadly that is what happen to most.> That is why these forums arent teaming with life like it was in 2014 when I jumped in. Granted most of that turned out to be scammers.. But a shit ton of them also were good guys that came because we thought this was a great thing only to be fleeced by all the scams that everyone promoted. Most of them didnt come back. I stayed only because if someone didnt then we would just keep repeating history.. Scam after scam.. Face it.> This was a epic fail allowing this to have a monetary value before it was even close to ready.. Ask yourselves this.. How can everyone in the btc ecosystem profit if new invest were to slow below the inflation rate? id say as much as everyone bitches about halving that will actually be your saving grace.. As it will only need half as much money coming in.. The big pump before halving will be from asic sales prior to halving.. Cuz why would they sell them after for half the price.. Get the suckers early on.. They will then do a nice healthy dump to help push out all those s7 that dont have REALLY good prices for power. And if this wasnt their intention .. us talking about it in the open like this only gives them ideas. Anyway.. open source can be great but can also be an Achilles heal Best Regards d57heinz I'm not criticizing people for not making bad financial decision's. As you said in some cases the numbers just flat don't work. Margins are getting tighter and tighter. I don't blame this on having the chase for cheap electricity for miners is not having's fault. Difficulty continues to rise... so it makes sense less and less profits. There are just a lot off these threads was my point. You can blame it on scammers, having, what ever you want. But it is not a get rich quick scheme on BTC. It is more long term at this point those wanting 3 month ROI... sadly it's just no longer there.
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May 22, 2016, 07:23:31 PM |
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I'd echo the comments of some here and recommend that before you go spending 10 or 20K, build a small gpu based rig and get your feet wet mining. You'll learn a lot and wind up in a better position to assess the opportunities and risks associated with mining.
After that, if you still want to dive in, have fun !
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May 27, 2016, 02:29:58 AM |
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i have both btc rigs and eth coin rigs.
I balance myself between the two. I have earned just about 1500 in usd worth of eth coins and i paid about 390 in power
so I got back 1110 usd my gear cost me 4k but I have real pc's that can be used as gaming pc's htpc pc's and the like.
I can sell them and i do sell them as gaming pc's to friends and family.
I am happy that a coin like eth coin is around for now.
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May 27, 2016, 04:49:48 AM |
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i have both btc rigs and eth coin rigs.
I balance myself between the two. I have earned just about 1500 in usd worth of eth coins and i paid about 390 in power
so I got back 1110 usd my gear cost me 4k but I have real pc's that can be used as gaming pc's htpc pc's and the like.
I can sell them and i do sell them as gaming pc's to friends and family.
I am happy that a coin like eth coin is around for now.
I think difficulty is going to keep to continue to go up in last 30 day's about a 25 percent increase in difficulty: 41.9 26-May 31.493 26-Apr 0.751622912 What I am afraid of is big mega operations mining ether pumping difficulty up and dumping coins. We seem to be losing value... which hopefully will change. Either way I guess GPU's are pretty good on holding value is good thing.
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May 27, 2016, 05:24:23 AM |
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The answer seems quite simple to me. If you want to mine bitcoin your power costs are far to high. I also wouldn't buy any asic miner until the s9 or some other 16/14nm rig is released. Depending on the cost and efficiency. Do that and you will make money. But like they have said throughout this thread opinions are like assholes.
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May 27, 2016, 12:31:36 PM |
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I'd echo the comments of some here and recommend that before you go spending 10 or 20K, build a small gpu based rig and get your feet wet mining. You'll learn a lot and wind up in a better position to assess the opportunities and risks associated with mining.
After that, if you still want to dive in, have fun !
that is some of the best advice ever. I did exactly the same thing. Built one rig, got hooked and built 6 more, then decided I could sell them and turn a profit that way too.
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May 31, 2016, 08:14:55 AM |
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May 31, 2016, 04:05:12 PM |
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Interesting to see if they truly have a new machine. Should it not be A4 instead of "New A2" if truly the new one? I can't seem to get LKETC to come up do they have a new website? I would want to get alot more info before buying there. Also it does not mine Ether, the new altcoin that seems to be gaining a following.
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