Since NerdAxe miners and all other solo miners are too very slime for Bitcoin mining, isn't it better that they should just mime Bitcoin cash? Because I spend hours on Bitcoin and Bitcoincash a day ago and I seem marginally different between the two.
I am talking about how easy it is to solve a block solo mining Bitcoin cash, I am tempted to do this instead of hoping to solve a block of Bitcoin, yes it will be life changing for me but a single Bitcoin cash block been solved will bring back my ROI faster.
Or you guys have a better advice? Electricity that these miners use are too small, it's nothing to worry about for me but I want to know what you that's reading this would prefer to do in this case, with 6th or 13th solo miner, isn't it better to mine Bitcoin cash?
solo mining btc is not for roi -------- but you are king like well maybe duke like if you hit a block
solo mining bch could make roi ----but it is no big deal as a block is well under 1000 bucks.
I do not solo mine bch I do btc
I would argue just mine btc and stack with the miner . but be sure to stack and hodl it.
it is more likely btc will do 10 or 20x over 10 -15 years. stacking 10th x .00322 means 32 cents a day
for 1 year that is 365 x .32=116.8 worth of btc
in 10-15 years it should have good value.
$116 in a year is $1116 if Bitcoin did 10x in the future, still very small, I will rather have more of those miners to make it worthwhile but I am hearing that these solo miners have a small life span, that's another problem there, since you yourself have said that Asic miners are still the best for solo mining I've started to think about it.
What if my solo miners don't use more than 4years before they give up? Chasing 70TH with these small miners already, but the longevity what's on my mind all this while, if not maybe I would have stood my ground on Avalon Q with the 90TH and 1500+ watts, but it's a waiting game now.
I did something right with my small miners, I've swapped out some coolers with silver heat sinks to gold heat sinks and noticed some improvements, part of me still believe that running miners with less heat degrees keeps them alive for longer just like graphics cards, anything under 60°C is where they should be.