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January 11, 2022, 10:11:32 AM
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I think the reason why many new miners get burnt is because they have no idea what the concept of "difficulty" is. I had this problem when I started mining in 2014. Bitcoin back then was like $1000 and I understood that if it goes to $900, I will make around 10% less money and I was fine with that and kept buying GPUs.

However I didn't realise that there is difficulty and that also kept going up, while price kept going down. I remember having a bunch of expensive R9 280X GPUs and I went from making $10/day/GPU in Dec 2013, to $5/day in Jan 2014, to $2.5/day in Feb, to $1.25March to pretty much breaking even with electricity. And price didn't halve every month. It was the difficulty which kept going up way too fast.

I keep saying that and they think I'm lying to them ehhe, trolls will always be trolls. I guess their calculations are flawed as their brains.

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January 11, 2022, 10:16:54 AM
Last edit: January 11, 2022, 10:49:27 AM by Looper_U
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This is correct, I think the rightful way to put this whole thing is mining is only for those who have free electricity so through any weather they will be fine either 10$ per day turn 1$ per day they will be fine, but those who don't care about the dollar cost in bear market and keep mining and storing their coins end up becoming the real boss, talking from experience I have friend that embarked on the journey of mining ETH in 2018 and things turn around in 2020 the ETH became bigger in USDT value.

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