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April 11, 2023, 09:46:56 AM
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https://foundrydigital.com/

They do it all, last time someone I know contacted them it was not that bad. A lot of pressure to use their pool. But beyond that they came up with a plan and hardware and everything else.

Fees were high, but since they did not have to find / interview / hire everyone needed it brings up the point of was it really high or did they just figure it's going to cost you $350000 in salaries + the cost of finding the people lets just charge $425000 and call it even. It all failed and imploded but that was not the fault of foundry. (or the people I knew for that matter)

-Dave

I will contact them thanks a lot, I really want to merit you but I have zero merits.
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April 11, 2023, 09:43:53 AM
#4
https://foundrydigital.com/

They do it all, last time someone I know contacted them it was not that bad. A lot of pressure to use their pool. But beyond that they came up with a plan and hardware and everything else.

Fees were high, but since they did not have to find / interview / hire everyone needed it brings up the point of was it really high or did they just figure it's going to cost you $350000 in salaries + the cost of finding the people lets just charge $425000 and call it even. It all failed and imploded but that was not the fault of foundry. (or the people I knew for that matter)

-Dave
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April 11, 2023, 07:54:38 AM
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Depends on the amount of miners and the amount of hands on that you want to provide.
It's also not just the cost of power, its the staff, the building and the ability to get good power not just the cost.
What are the costs for foreigners investing in businesses.
Import duties on the miners
And so on.
There are 1000s of things to consider.

It's not just get power and plug them in and mine.

Even here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/primary-vs-secondary-oncor-texas-service-5446794 just by providing your own transformer you can save a ton on money but then you take responsibility for it. And then the locality can change their mind about if they want your type of business overnight.

You seem to be trying to do this on the cheap, I can tell you that will not happen. To put a proper mine together takes a lot of money and a lot of time and a lot of effort.

Yes anyone can buy a few dozen miners get a few hundred amps of power and tons of cooling and go. But if you want more then that you are looking at serious investments. You need security, engineers, tech people to run the back end nodes and software and a ton of other things.

It's not just plug and go. Even if you just rent warehouse space with a lot of power and cooling, how much are you going to pay your programmers / IT people. You have to make their pay more attractive then doing a crap job and you loosing blocks due to poor coding.

-Dave

I understand that serious work require massive management this is why I think I will end up with nicehash..

Do you know any companies that can manage, build, and setup my mining farm?

If you know any companies that have management as a service I'd appreciate it so I can just fund which is the only thing I am good at.
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April 11, 2023, 07:07:39 AM
#2
Depends on the amount of miners and the amount of hands on that you want to provide.
It's also not just the cost of power, its the staff, the building and the ability to get good power not just the cost.
What are the costs for foreigners investing in businesses.
Import duties on the miners
And so on.
There are 1000s of things to consider.

It's not just get power and plug them in and mine.

Even here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/primary-vs-secondary-oncor-texas-service-5446794 just by providing your own transformer you can save a ton on money but then you take responsibility for it. And then the locality can change their mind about if they want your type of business overnight.

You seem to be trying to do this on the cheap, I can tell you that will not happen. To put a proper mine together takes a lot of money and a lot of time and a lot of effort.

Yes anyone can buy a few dozen miners get a few hundred amps of power and tons of cooling and go. But if you want more then that you are looking at serious investments. You need security, engineers, tech people to run the back end nodes and software and a ton of other things.

It's not just plug and go. Even if you just rent warehouse space with a lot of power and cooling, how much are you going to pay your programmers / IT people. You have to make their pay more attractive then doing a crap job and you loosing blocks due to poor coding.

-Dave
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April 10, 2023, 03:12:02 PM
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As per my little research I found that these countries might be giving the cheapest cost for bitcoin mining please correct me if I am wrong and give more recommendations

Kyrgyzstan - 0.024 dollars per kWh - The standard corporate tax rate is 10%.
Uzbekistan - 0.035 dollars per kWh - The general turnover tax rate is 4%
Tajikistan - https://www.globalpetrolprices.com/Tajikistan/electricity_prices/ ? please advice - The standard corporate tax rate for companies is 18%
Paraguay - 0.047 U.S. Dollar per kWh - 10% Business Income Tax (IRE)
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