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September 05, 2016, 05:27:07 AM |
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Hello,
New here.
What do you recommend to start mining with USD $20,000 to begin.
I am based in Malaysia and electricity tariff is currently at $0.09/kwh.
how many miners can I set up with this?
antminer s9 are out of stock currently?
Where can I source for cheap machines?
thank you!
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xhomerx10
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September 05, 2016, 01:56:23 PM |
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Hello,
New here.
What do you recommend to start mining with USD $20,000 to begin.
I am based in Malaysia and electricity tariff is currently at $0.09/kwh.
how many miners can I set up with this?
antminer s9 are out of stock currently?
Where can I source for cheap machines?
thank you!
S9 are out of stock. Source for cheap machine? lol Discounted pricing with Bitmain starts above your initial outlay: 50-199 units of the new R4 (@ $1395USD ea) will get you a measly 0.5% discount You're looking at 333 days at the current bitcoin difficulty and value to break even on an Antminer R4 provided you already have a power supply. Don't do it. Just buy some coin.
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Biodom
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September 05, 2016, 02:15:29 PM Last edit: September 05, 2016, 08:13:13 PM by Biodom |
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Your electricity price is a bit too high. Can you get 5-6c? Re $20K. It depends what kind of a place you have for miners. If at home, I would get one S7 off ebay for starters and see how noisy it is (tolerable or not tolerable for you)-only need to spend $320-370. If this test is passed positively, then I would invest 15K in crypto itself at 4:1 ratio (btc to eth), then spend the rest (5K) by buying three S9 (about 4 kw, 35Th/s (for 11.85 ones), currently producing about $24/day and using about $8.4 in electricity) and five RX 480 GPUs (for ethereum)-nice rig of about 150mh/s, producing $11/day and using $1.8 of electricity a day.
See what you like afterwards and if you do, redeploy some of the capital from crypto itself to mining.
EDIT: is it really $0.09/kwh (9c) or 0.009/kwh (0.9c)? I thought that electricity cost is low there.
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September 06, 2016, 03:45:56 PM |
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Hello,
New here.
What do you recommend to start mining with USD $20,000 to begin.
I am based in Malaysia and electricity tariff is currently at $0.09/kwh.
how many miners can I set up with this?
antminer s9 are out of stock currently?
Where can I source for cheap machines?
thank you!
My advice is start off slow and build up vs throwing 20k in all at once. If mining is $0.09/kwh you might look into hosting center's as they have info structure already set up. And they have cooling already setup in these hosting center's. I guess it could vary depending on your local weather if Wikipedia is close with a yearly average of "(80.6 °F)." I would think you would have some cooling you will need to do which is more money. Keep in mind with 20k you would need to set up electrical, cooling, network, PSU's, etc. It can add up so not all your money goes into buying miners if your wanting to mine in your own mining area. So we really cannot say how many miner's you would be able to buy with budget. Also we don't know how many your electrical can handle which is big. As far as "cheap machines" normally they are not the newest gen, but if your electrical cost is right for any chance you need to get current gen. So your options would best be waiting till in stock and order S9 or R4. That is my 2 cent's above. But start small and then grow or look into hosing are your best bet's I think.
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angusmoo888 (OP)
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September 09, 2016, 12:33:12 PM |
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very helpful, thanks
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Pattberry
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September 09, 2016, 01:32:40 PM |
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very helpful, thanks I would suggest you to take a look at the crypto currencies out there and take a decision to mine some valuable crypto currencies and then convert it to bitcoin,that is the easiest way in my opinion,Try ETH,XMR mining, these are just my suggestions,you can search for a profitable coin and start mining,the difficulty to mine bitcoin is really high so is the reason i am suggesting this.
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September 10, 2016, 01:25:18 PM |
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9 cents per kilowatt is too high to start mining competitively, for one. You'll want electricity below 6 or 5 cents to be at your best. ETH is one of the best coins to mine as of now, and it's pretty profitable as well. If you're not interested in altcoin mining, I'd suggest trading, there's not much more you can really do at this point besides the S9.
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September 17, 2016, 01:17:12 PM Last edit: September 18, 2016, 08:05:35 AM by eaLiTy |
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if you are planning to invest in mining i would suggest to mine alt coins or simply start purchasing coins,if i am in this situation,i would watch the market and start purchasing the coins when i think is reasonable.Find a good exchange of your choice and you can multiply your coins trading coins too. if you still want to invest in mining rigs and to aquire cheap machines you have to strike a deal with bitmain,only for bulk orders they will be giving discounts. best wishes for your adventures
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September 27, 2016, 06:07:24 PM |
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~ $0.04/kWH Hosting\colocation My profile have a link.
Best regads ~
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Bitcoin FTW!
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September 28, 2016, 01:11:33 AM |
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~ $0.04/kWH Hosting\colocation My profile have a link.
Best regads ~
I don't exactly support self advertising, but I definitely have a few questions- for example, you have no escrow or trust established on your new account, and even though you could have the advertised 0.04$/kwh, I really don't think anybody trust you with their miners; seems like a very easy way to scam people. Unless you come up with either of the two, I don't see you getting many customers.
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September 28, 2016, 04:12:37 AM |
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~ $0.04/kWH Hosting\colocation My profile have a link.
Best regads ~
I don't exactly support self advertising, but I definitely have a few questions- for example, you have no escrow or trust established on your new account, and even though you could have the advertised 0.04$/kwh, I really don't think anybody trust you with their miners; seems like a very easy way to scam people. Unless you come up with either of the two, I don't see you getting many customers. I'm sorry for self advertising. Feel welcome to my thread.
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Latviand
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September 28, 2016, 05:55:30 PM |
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if you are planning to invest in mining i would suggest to mine alt coins or simply start purchasing coins,if i am in this situation,i would watch the market and start purchasing the coins when i think is reasonable.Find a good exchange of your choice and you can multiply your coins trading coins too. if you still want to invest in mining rigs and to aquire cheap machines you have to strike a deal with bitmain,only for bulk orders they will be giving discounts. best wishes for your adventures Altcoin is much more profitable. If you do not want to mine it anymore, you can sell the graphics cards.
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marcuslong
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September 29, 2016, 01:34:19 PM |
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Hello,
New here.
What do you recommend to start mining with USD $20,000 to begin.
I am based in Malaysia and electricity tariff is currently at $0.09/kwh.
how many miners can I set up with this?
antminer s9 are out of stock currently?
Where can I source for cheap machines?
thank you!
If you're not sure with your doing then it much more better if you dont use mining hardware so far there are lots of hardware mining that can't profitable even you have very cheap electricity built a miner is not a like a puzzle its more like on robot.
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