thats my point it goes on so low watt that even if you make like 1 dollar a day its still 2 dollars a day if you look at the cube you make nothing near 2 dollars a day and they go for more money then the giant n so yes ofc every one is mad they put a lt of money on it but right now at this moment it mst be some what worfit ? or is it going to be total unuseble and aint able to mine any coin you cant sell or shift to other coins
This is a classic error, thinking that there is some natural floor in the earnings you will make per day, or that what you can earn now will persist indefinitely when neither is the case.
Consider what would happen if even 2-3 coins stay on the original CryptoNight algo - every ASIC miner is going to mine the shit out of them and what do ASIC miners tend to do with their coins? They sell most, if not all, of them as fast as they can in a desperate race to pay off their "investment" ASAP. The inevitable consequences of this groupthink action are:
1. difficulty shoots through the proverbial roof, so earnings per day suck even with the massive hashrate advantage of an ASIC over a GPU; much fewer coins than expected are mined.
2. the price of the coin in USD or BTC plummets because everyone is dumping their mined earnings on the (usually tiny/shitty) exchanges as fast as they can.
For example, when network hashrate on ITNS spikes to 35 MH/s, as it has done several times over the past couple of days, 20kH/s brings in about 800 coins per day with a current value of $3.60US (56 Sats). Ignoring the cost of energy - because only 60W, right? - that will take 530 days to pay off if you bought the Giant-N for $1900US (or "only" 127 days at the current listed price on asicminermarket of $550US).
Earnings look a lot better for Karbo
at this moment - around $18US per day - but that's because its total network hashrate is only 7MH/s; I don't follow this coin, but I suspect if a relatively unknown coin like ITNS has seen sustained spikes to 35MH/s then a much better known coin like KRB will see even more dramatic pumps in network hashrate.
I should note that despite my usual arguments against ASICs I am not anti-ASIC, per se; rather, I am anti-foreign-ASIC-manufacturer because all of them so far have engaged in predatory/deceptive behavior like mining with their ASICs for several months, selling them as "new", refusing to honor any sort of warranty for the 1/3rd of them that arrive DOA or break within a few days of use, and are all but untouchable in a court of law for these bad behaviors.