Topic: Best hardware seller (Read 934 times)

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Personally,all ASIC's ATM are overpriced & use too much power,better to wait a month or two or three & see what miners are available then.They will use a lot less power & be a lot faster.

Or,if power is of little concern,buy semi outdated miners (used) on the cheap.

Also if you do buy miners now,be ready to flip em every 2 months or sooner to the next best thing that comes out.Its a vicious cycle ATM to keep power costs down & hashrate up 

You could probably end up with 20TH by the end of the year. Problem is you will be earning around what you pay in electricity by that time.

Every 11 days, income would decrease ~30%. Then again, and again, and again.

Okay, now I am confused as hell^^

If I would buy miners (in Stock miners) so that I have about 3-4 TH/s, that would be about 6-9 BTC per month (to some calculators out there)
If I take the lower average of this number, 7 BTC per month.

7 BTC per month would be about 3850$ per month. A buddy of mine would buy the exactly same amount. So we would have again 7 BTC for him.

So i Could buy every 3 month more mining power. But how much is the decrease? I know that the longer it goes on, the difficulty increases.

I want to have at the end of the Year about 10 TH/s in power. With my buddy combined 20 TH/s.

Would that not be enough of making a living out of it?

Would we need more? Or is it just mining to make a profit in high balances suck?

Kind regards
P

Good post overall but this isn't true if you paid for your miner with bitcoins.  All I care about is making more than 2.9 bitcoins with the two Antminers I paid 2.9 bitcoins for.  Bitcoin value will sort itself out over time.  My guess would be 1 bitcoin will be worth well over $1k in the not-too-distant-future.

I bought a couple coins when they were 10 bucks each, of course I regret not buying more.  I'm jealous as fuck of you guys who bought/mined dozens of bitcoins in the early days.

I think the fact that the new S1lk r04d is a scam-haven is indirectly affecting the value of bitcoin

Ok. But I saw it in the post of the guy below you quoting. Maybe you spammed in a manufacturer thread or something.

Just using you as a bad example.

If I was on your ignore list you wouldn't have wasted my time responding.

^_^ I knew there was a reason you were on my ignore list. I haven't advertised anything significant for 6 months, and everything ever sold was sold at market price? Notsurewhatyouweretryingtogetat.

dont buy from AMT. trust me.

If you are like me you won't listen to anyone who tells you just to buy btc.  You got the mine bug.
Never-the-Less, I recommend you just buy btc.  A coin or two each day.

iBut, If you are desperate to mine - spend $13000 on 15 Antminers and 5x 1350w PSU's.
Rent a cabinet at a local data center.
That will give you 3Th.  I have about 3.9 now and gross $350-$400 a day with current difficulty.
But do your own math.
Take the balance of you money and buy BTC at $500-1000 a day until it runs out.

Make sure you are not spending any money that you can't afford to lose.  Because you very well could lose it.

+1 Accurate comparison

But OP needs to do a lot of research before spending more than $60 on an asic.

Buy one of those antminer usbs and after a month of mining decide if you want to spend more. *still would never advise spending 30k on mining as there is a huge chance it returns a fraction of what you invest.

You understand that the Neptune miner doesn't exist yet, right?  "Q2" shipping means it could be as late as 30 June 2014.

Many Bitcoin ASIC miners are a pre-order.  That is, the device you are ordering does not exist, and you are paying/investing for the research and development.  You put your trust in the company... trust that they have the ability to complete the project and successfully deliver a miner.  Trust that they aren't a scam and won't just run away with your money.  (This is a general comment, not directed towards KnCMiner.  I have personally ordered and received their previous-generation Jupiter product.)

Slowly, the Bitcoin ASIC miner industry is moving towards an in-stock ordering model, just like normal consumer products.  That means that they have the miner in stock, and will ship it ASAP (e.g. within 2 days) upon receipt of your order.  We can help this process if we only buy in-stock products!

Apart from the fact that you will probably do better just buying BTC directly, if you really want to get into the mining game: why not buy from a company with miners in stock?  For example, an AntMiner S1 from Bitmain, as per Dogie's recommendation.  I have one, it is a great unit and was easy to overclock to 200 GH/s.  Or perhaps look for a good deal on a second-hand miner?  


At the end of the day it's your call.  If you understand the risks and still want to take a crap-shoot on a pre-order, that's fine.  Caveat emptor - "Let the buyer beware!"  Just don't come back in June and complain because you haven't got your Neptune yet!  

this guy got much truthiness

Asking for advice here will only profit you if you determine what the crowd thinks, then do the math to understand why it will lose money and then take your own counsel to find a profitable path from what you have learned.

Dogie, for example is a fly by night seller of used hardware out of his dorm room.  Any mining he does is because he is stuck with over-priced crap he couldn't pawn off on an unsuspecting victim.  And he is a paragon of integrity when compared to many of the other suppliers and retailers of ASICs.  Everyone lies, especially about schedule, and once they have your money you will NEVER hear from them again.

When you get your hardware is everything, because the first 45 days of operation will be more profitable than the remaining life of the hardware.

The only way to profit from mining at this point in time is if Bitcoin rises in price.  And if it falls you will be very screwed.  Better to have BTC in your pocket that can be sold when prices go up, than the promise of a machine that will make bitcoin at some future date when bitcoin might have gone back down again.

Ask yourself " do they ship in 48 hours after you paid?"

Hey, so from one of your links, I found this thing

https://www.kncminer.com/categories/miners

It is the 3000 Gh/s miner, for 9xxx $

That would be one that would be in price range and I could buy 2-3 of them.


Is this thing alright?

Thanks for your fast help!

See my sig for manufacturer trustworthiness. Antminers are probably the only thing that will turn you a profit.

Hello Guy´s,

I want to spend about 20-30K$ on Bitcoing Mining hardware.

Is it possible to make a living out of that?

Where can I buy potent hardware (or should i buy GPU´s and build it myself?)

Please help

Best regards
P