Topic: 400GH/s - how many BTC can you extract? - page 2. (Read 4393 times)
WOW after checking https://tradeblock.com/mining/ bitcoin mining isn't worth it.
Anyway, what do you think the price will be for this new piece of miner?
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It is priced at 0.75 BTC.
Duh jumped that line, thank you!
So here's the result: https://tradeblock.com/mining/a/c42525c314
Good to mine for 6 months, then you can trash it away again
holy *beep* ,, really you make me cannot sleep with that calculate.. -_- ..
Anyway, what do you think the price will be for this new piece of miner?
From the article:
Quote
It is priced at 0.75 BTC.
Duh jumped that line, thank you!
So here's the result: https://tradeblock.com/mining/a/c42525c314
Good to mine for 6 months, then you can trash it away again
Anyway, what do you think the price will be for this new piece of miner?
From the article:
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It is priced at 0.75 BTC.
Thank you!
It looks that you won't take back your investment if the machine costs 1000$ (but I think it will cost more).
https://tradeblock.com/mining/a/bb554ee8f3
And of course I have put in there the sheet values: 470 GH/s and 366W.
But if you spend 0 in electricity you will actually earn 21$ (0.03 BTC) after one year!
https://tradeblock.com/mining/a/2feb5cfd9d
I know this is a bit off topic but extract is not the right word to use. These bitcoins aren't hidden in lines of code that need to be "extracted" as you make it seem. They are simply created; basically out of nothing. When a miner finds a block, that miner is rewarded 25 bitcoins that are created - and proven to be valid.
Thank you for the explanation but I don't know if there's much to discuss.
If you FIND a block, you were actually LOOKING for something, that's why I use the word "extract".
In fact, you don't really FIND bitcoins, right? They are a reward because you FIND a block.
So you extract them thanks to your mining. Or you get them as a reward.
It's just words I think, there's 2 different POVs here, that's all.
Anyway, what do you think the price will be for this new piece of miner?
I know this is a bit off topic but extract is not the right word to use. These bitcoins aren't hidden in lines of code that need to be "extracted" as you make it seem. They are simply created; basically out of nothing. When a miner finds a block, that miner is rewarded 25 bitcoins that are created - and proven to be valid.
As per title, asking you experts.
As per https://www.alloscomp.com/bitcoin/calculator 0.01196082 BTC per day at current difficulty factor 16818461371.2
As per http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/ 0.0120 BTC per day at current difficulty factor 16,818,461,371.00
As per title, asking you experts.
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