Topic: [ANN] Karvuon – More Power for the Blockchain Industry - page 26. (Read 6565 times)
As I know, the blockchain developer of Karvuon token is Sumiyabazar Tsogtsaikhan, here is his Linkedin page: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sumyabazar-tsogtsaikhan-684838121/
Who is responsible for blockchain development of Karvoun token? Is it a single person or a development team?
I read your comments, my hair didn’t stand on end. Guys, no one has yet repealed the law of conservation of energy, all these theories about the existence of ether and the ability to draw infinite energy from air, ether, shit, etc. are just tales for fragile minds. For hydrolysis, energy is also needed, batteries are consumables. Windmills and solar panels are the most promising direction, but here there are difficulties, again, it is necessary to somehow accumulate energy. You can only wind the coil and get free electricity while standing under the power line ... As for mining, it will have the right to life if it only evolves from the useless conversion of electricity into heat, into something more serious, for example - rendering of 3d scenes or a supercomputer.
So, it would be a half of the current Mongolian energy consumption, really great plans. I'm with you, guys.
As I see it, Karvuon is going to produce around 10% of total Mongolia energy power, am I right?
Cryptocurrency mining is using so much energy, currently using more energy than the entire nation of Switzerland. And this number of energy will only grow with time.
Cryptocurrency enters our world with a wide step, soon everyone will have cards with crypto, which we will pay in fives and fours. It is interesting that in many countries development is proceeding in parallel, and thanks to high technologies, countries will be able to learn from each other almost instantly.
by the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
it’s a pity that only for investors, of course, but the step is still in the right directionI read your comments, my hair didn’t stand on end. Guys, no one has yet repealed the law of conservation of energy, all these theories about the existence of ether and the ability to draw infinite energy from air, ether, shit, etc. are just tales for fragile minds. For hydrolysis, energy is also needed, batteries are consumables. Windmills and solar panels are the most promising direction, but here there are difficulties, again, it is necessary to somehow accumulate energy. You can only wind the coil and get free electricity while standing under the power line ... As for mining, it will have the right to life if it only evolves from the useless conversion of electricity into heat, into something more serious, for example - rendering of 3d scenes or a supercomputer.
by the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
it’s a pity that only for investors, of course, but the step is still in the right directionby the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
it’s a pity that only for investors, of course, but the step is still in the right direction
by the way, central bank of Mongolia issued a license recently:)
It was repeatedly recounted - if there is no free outlet - the profit from mining is small. With the same success - it is easier to invest in cloud mining. There at least no time is wasted on assembling and monitoring the operation of farms and the burning out of expensive components is not threatened.
When using solar energy, the ambush is that there is night. Bad, of course, but it is. There are also cloudy days.
At night, the equipment runs on batteries. And here is the worst. Battery power is significantly more expensive than a power outlet. Batteries are expensive and need to be replaced periodically. Is it only an option to consider. During the day - solar panels, at night - from the outlet. In this case, a two-tariff meter must be installed. Electricity is cheaper at night. and still, make an electric stove. The tariff with electric stoves is even cheaper. It depends on the region.
When using solar energy, the ambush is that there is night. Bad, of course, but it is. There are also cloudy days.
you can stop mining and sell electricity to the grid.
Yes, it’s better to buy 1050 or 1060, as most people like here, you can save on this. Remember, if investments do not beat back for six months, this does not mean that it is not profitable.
you can stop mining and sell electricity to the grid.
Solar energy and mining are not comparable things in themselves, mining hasn’t left so long to live, but Buterin talked about this. It is clear, even without any calculations, that mining on solar panels is extremely unprofitable today due to their high cost, but despite this, they have a clearly more bright future.
Do not drag solar panels to mine! If you want to save, then this is not the best way.Solar energy and mining are not comparable things in themselves, mining hasn’t left so long to live, but Buterin talked about this. It is clear, even without any calculations, that mining on solar panels is extremely unprofitable today due to their high cost, but despite this, they have a clearly more bright future.
Do not drag solar panels to mine! If you want to save, then this is not the best way.
Solar energy and mining are not comparable things in themselves, mining hasn’t left so long to live, but Buterin talked about this. It is clear, even without any calculations, that mining on solar panels is extremely unprofitable today due to their high cost, but despite this, they have a clearly more bright future.
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