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January 20, 2019, 11:14:59 PM
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Mining has changed dramatically lately. Profits are hard and ROI is so long. The answers of this question might help a lot of medium farms.
What miners would you choose and what setup? Please make your answers detailed and analytical so we can have a series of detailed views.

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January 21, 2019, 04:22:24 AM
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Invest in Solar panels ... you will get much more % ROI and steady returns for 20-30 years .
Simple is always better .
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January 21, 2019, 08:17:04 PM
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I will buy BTC for 60k.. wait 3 months.. sell half of the bought BTC for 60k. Remaining 60k , split in 6x10k and buy 6 different coins for 10k each
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January 21, 2019, 10:05:42 PM
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I will buy BTC for 60k.. wait 3 months.. sell half of the bought BTC for 60k. Remaining 60k , split in 6x10k and buy 6 different coins for 10k each

Invest in Solar panels ... you will get much more % ROI and steady returns for 20-30 years .
Simple is always better .

Thank you guys for your answers. However the question is what miners you should buy and why Smiley

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January 21, 2019, 10:15:26 PM
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I will buy BTC for 60k.. wait 3 months.. sell half of the bought BTC for 60k. Remaining 60k , split in 6x10k and buy 6 different coins for 10k each

Invest in Solar panels ... you will get much more % ROI and steady returns for 20-30 years .
Simple is always better .

Thank you guys for your answers. However the question is what miners you should buy and why Smiley



youre not getting it dummy they said don't jesus
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January 21, 2019, 11:13:01 PM
Last edit: January 22, 2019, 12:57:37 AM by lunobird
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The best miner and buy is no miner with an awesome zero hashrate. Seriously just buy btc and chill for a few years, you will be 10x more profitable, you wont get taxed on daily earnings, and your not spending anytime maintaining a farm, your time is money so you should value it.

Also soda can collecting for 1 hour will be highly more profitable than any gpu miner out there. Yes if you can find 3 to 4 cans per day you will earn more than mining with a single card.  

If you must get a miner and want to take a one way trip to rekt city,  I would say go with bitmain s15 and gpu miners I would go with used 1070ti or new 2070 rtx. Amd Vega vii
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January 22, 2019, 06:09:04 AM
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I guess it is better to buy BTC or ETH then buy other tokens or coins and wait for the next 4 to 5 months until the price of BTC will increase or better but BTC or ETH and hold it until the prices will be high.
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January 22, 2019, 05:36:42 PM
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I will buy BTC for 60k.. wait 3 months.. sell half of the bought BTC for 60k. Remaining 60k , split in 6x10k and buy 6 different coins for 10k each

Invest in Solar panels ... you will get much more % ROI and steady returns for 20-30 years .
Simple is always better .

Thank you guys for your answers. However the question is what miners you should buy and why Smiley



youre not getting it dummy they said don't jesus

Marvell my question is very clear and is under the MINING section.
So please don't ruin this Topic with non relevant answers.
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