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September 26, 2025, 01:43:43 AM
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Someone want to help me to run an asic miner in his home because their electricity is very stable than mine and he want some part of the share I get every week base. My question if this make any sense at all, is anyone doing something similar? I remember rig rental services that help people to run their miners while taking some percentage off the return every week or day, is this cool or dangers I don't know about.

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September 26, 2025, 08:52:44 AM
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Do you trust the person? Do you know him in real life? If you know him and trust him, do you want him to help you run ASICs in his home and not xcollect any money? That ie wrong, you need to give him m share of the money because he is helping you to do the mining.

There is no danger there if the person is trustworthy. But if you do not know the person or you do not trust him, just do not do it.

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September 26, 2025, 10:52:46 AM
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Someone want to help me to run an asic miner in his home because their electricity is very stable than mine and he want some part of the share I get every week base. My question if this make any sense at all, is anyone doing something similar? I remember rig rental services that help people to run their miners while taking some percentage off the return every week or day, is this cool or dangers I don't know about.
An ASIC miner is very noisy and very difficult to use in a house or apartment, unlike a mining rig. Who is responsible for maintaining the equipment? If you have constant access, you might consider partnering with a partner. However, be aware that mining profits are currently very low, and you might not be satisfied with the ROI with a partner.

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September 27, 2025, 10:23:55 AM
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Someone want to help me to run an asic miner in his home because their electricity is very stable than mine and he want some part of the share I get every week base. My question if this make any sense at all, is anyone doing something similar? I remember rig rental services that help people to run their miners while taking some percentage off the return every week or day, is this cool or dangers I don't know about.
An ASIC miner is very noisy and very difficult to use in a house or apartment, unlike a mining rig. Who is responsible for maintaining the equipment? If you have constant access, you might consider partnering with a partner. However, be aware that mining profits are currently very low, and you might not be satisfied with the ROI with a partner.

The noise part is understandable, he is not new to helping people to run Asic miners in his home, he is already helping someone else and that person is the one that introduced me to him.

He will be the one to manage the miners, and about the returns it is acceptable by me because it depends on what the miner mined in a week, percentage based not dollar based but thanks for the contribution.

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September 27, 2025, 12:04:48 PM
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Someone want to help me to run an asic miner in his home because their electricity is very stable than mine and he want some part of the share I get every week base. My question if this make any sense at all, is anyone doing something similar? I remember rig rental services that help people to run their miners while taking some percentage off the return every week or day, is this cool or dangers I don't know about.

Before you go into such with someone you need to first trust the person very well and if you trust the person very well then is fine and yes he will surely want some share from what is coming out because he is doing something also or are you expecting a free service you no is not possible except the person is your friend or family member that just want to help you for free.
If you are not comfortable with the percentage of share he wants to get every week you can negotiate with him in other to conclude in a percentage you will be okay with.
So in conclusion if you really trust the person but you are not comfortable with the share the person would be taking then negotiate with him.

At the end the decision is all yours to make.


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September 27, 2025, 01:04:26 PM
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The noise part is understandable, he is not new to helping people to run Asic miners in his home, he is already helping someone else and that person is the one that introduced me to him.
That's intriguing. So he's basically hosting people ASIC rig? If it's percentage-based based how does he supply the cost for energy? Sounds too good for the users at first glance. Does he ask for a basic electricity fee from you, or have access to very cheap electricity?

 
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September 27, 2025, 09:38:33 PM
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Do you trust the person? Do you know him in real life? If you know him and trust him, do you want him to help you run ASICs in his home and not xcollect any money? That ie wrong, you need to give him m share of the money because he is helping you to do the mining.

There is no danger there if the person is trustworthy. But if you do not know the person or you do not trust him, just do not do it.
even if he know and trust the person there is no guarantee what he will not steal the Asic miners and play the victim or time by time to change the address and put his own
there is no trust today even if you know the person

Op better take the risk to pay ur own electricity but u know that u own them and care about them by ur own be your own boss don't depend on people
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September 28, 2025, 01:41:43 PM
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Someone want to help me to run an asic miner in his home because their electricity is very stable than mine and he want some part of the share I get every week base. My question if this make any sense at all, is anyone doing something similar? I remember rig rental services that help people to run their miners while taking some percentage off the return every week or day, is this cool or dangers I don't know about.
An ASIC miner is very noisy and very difficult to use in a house or apartment, unlike a mining rig. Who is responsible for maintaining the equipment? If you have constant access, you might consider partnering with a partner. However, be aware that mining profits are currently very low, and you might not be satisfied with the ROI with a partner.

The noise part is understandable, he is not new to helping people to run Asic miners in his home, he is already helping someone else and that person is the one that introduced me to him.

He will be the one to manage the miners, and about the returns it is acceptable by me because it depends on what the miner mined in a week, percentage based not dollar based but thanks for the contribution.
Okay, but what equipment or power consumption are we talking about?
You can hire an electrician to install a separate line and outlets for the necessary equipment, buy noise boxes, and earn 100% of the profit. Another option is that I would pay once for the installation and configuration service of one ASIC, and then work independently.

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