Bitcoin 2.0 mining so far

[doubletheprof]

So mining Kaspa is really profitable so far and I can only recommend. If you can get some electricity fees price, that makes sense for you in europe, you should really mine kaspa, or atleast try it  Anyways any other takes on mining our digital silver? 

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[FP91G]

I would not buy expensive ASICs if your electricity is expensive, like in many European countries. Kaspa is still the leader in mining, but 82% of coins have already been mined, and new ASIC models appear too often. At such stages, new miners are at great risk of losing their investment.

[doubletheprof]

Well my electricityprices are low, because Iam using hosting services from circlehash. I think, this is currently the best option to mine crypto.

[FP91G]

Well my electricityprices are low, because Iam using hosting services from circlehash. I think, this is currently the best option to mine crypto.

1. Basic Cost Structure
Electricity costs refer to the expenses incurred from the consumption of electrical power to run mining machines.
At CircleHash, we operate with a standard electricity cost of $0.2 per kilowatt-hour (kW/h).
https://www.circlehash.com/page/electricity-costs

What is the connection between circlehash and iceriver.eu?
I saw a lot of similar scams in past bull cycles, but with such a cost of electricity, profitable mining could end very quickly

[doubletheprof]

Iceriver europe is a distributor of iceriver machines for circlehash, but as I said, you can physically go to their Prague shop and check the machine yourself, before the put it into the hosting, they also give you contract with a varranty for 2 years, so it is really safe.