very nicely put together.
the asic market is interresting because you have a much lower profile next to some big hot gpu rig.
and those new beasts deliver amazing results.
i actually had one of the d3 in my shopping cart but i couldnt change eth fast enough.
if you had one today you would make close to 10k this month, with 15gh
now the people says 10k is too much for innosilicion, but it is supposed to have 30gh
so if you would have one today it would earn you 20k! EACH MONTH!
yeah yeah i know difficulty rise, but even if the profits drop to 3k with the d3,
lets imagen the innosilicon is capable of running at 30gh and makes you 5-6k each month.
its a no brainer. if you have 10k, but one. if you have 100k, buy 10!
because the magical word is ROI,
someone tell be a quicker way to ROI and keep on collecting money while driving lauching to the bank.
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It's a valid point. I'd say that crypto mining with new hardware is (at least for the moment) is very promising in general. I'm not (unfavprably) comparing the Innosillicon A5 to other asset classes (mutual funds, silver etc.), but rather to other mining hardware options in the same algo.
For roughly a thousand dollars ($1,000) less than the price of the Innosillicon A5, one could (hypothetically) buy 3 D3s and have 50 percent more hashpower (45 Gh / 30 GH)...
Of coURSE the 3 D3s would draw more electricty than the one A5, but that's about it.
