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Author Topic: My 700 TH/s Bitcoin Farm, LEH, J&K,INDIA  (Read 12436 times)
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April 07, 2018, 11:08:49 PM
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Power is not that cheap in India its 0.06-0.10$
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Actually, that's not true. Power rates here are not uniform throughout the country. There are some states that have exceptionally dirt cheap rates. And they are also very suitable for a large-scale mining setup. If only the political atmosphere regarding cryptos were a little fairer, we would soon see large scale mining plants being set up in those states pretty soon.

I dont think india's infastructure can handle mining and I dont see why any government will want to subsidize electricity for miners.

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April 08, 2018, 12:48:10 PM
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Power is not that cheap in India its 0.06-0.10$
Salary is debatable so lets leave

Actually, that's not true. Power rates here are not uniform throughout the country. There are some states that have exceptionally dirt cheap rates. And they are also very suitable for a large-scale mining setup. If only the political atmosphere regarding cryptos were a little fairer, we would soon see large scale mining plants being set up in those states pretty soon.

I dont think india's infastructure can handle mining and I dont see why any government will want to subsidize electricity for miners.

i live in indo0china border, most of people shift out, so government is giving electricity and water for just maintenance cost .

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April 09, 2018, 11:57:43 AM
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4% - I think this is a very large percentage of breakdowns

yes it is for the fact that ant miner starts to die after 8-9 month of use, avalon are good for durability.

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