Looking for recommendation to start

[phantam]

Hi, I've been toying around with getting a decent miner, but can't decide. I'm a bit strapped for cash at the moment but want to get started anyway.

If my power costs are $0.00, and efficiency per watt isn't required, is there a cheap way to get into mining that doesn't have a long 9-10 month pay back period?

I've looked and theirs just so much uncertainty when it comes to mining, I know going altcoin gives me the most flexibility and allows me to slowly invest 1 card at a time. But are there really no older gen miners that weren't efficient but still pump out THs?

I know it's probably a stupid question but I figured since I'm new maybe you'll forgive me this one

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[escrow.ms]

What most people do is, they mine new coins first and collect them and sell them at higher prices once community grows or they get listed on exchanges.

Ps: Check these sites and chose the most profitable one.
https://whattomine.com
https://www.coinwarz.com/cryptocurrency

[NotFuzzyWarm]

First read Bitcoin mining 101
If you can deal with the 5 points given then go for it.
If you can't - find a different plan.

[rockie2000]

Try your first step with NiceHash Miner miner.nicehash.com
You don't earn much but it teaches you the basic of BTC mining. Then go from there...

[minecroft]

Hi all,

New to the forum and bitcoin mining. I have very cheap electricity in my locality and want to start with mining bitcoins. I have gone through the basics however, I am unable to decide which crypto-currency to mine, the ones with ASIC or the ones with GPU RIG>



Thanks

[NotFuzzyWarm]

^^ Then flip a coin
Why do so many folks avoid taking responsibility for making decisions in their lives? It is YOUR money - read the tons upon tons of opinions already given here in the Forum and then DECIDE FOR YOURSELF.