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Topic: Brand new mining venture - electrcity costs at sub 4.5 cents but profit share (Read 75 times)

jr. member
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Thank you for your comments

Yes trust is an issue, but fortunately, bitcoin is 'trustless'. Am looking for one or two 40ft containerised mining rigs.....that's between 300 and 650 ASICs by my research. Along with peripherals, shipping and installation.....a ballpark figure of $3 -$4m. I would imagine any investors would be well researched before venturing close to and have done rigorous due diligence.

with mutlisig wallets all miner rewards would go directly to investors, no government can stop or censor payments.

Investor risk is whether the AICs will be switched on, or if I pack them up in a truck and drive off with them.

But more seriously the location and electricity supply is on a Multinational Multi-billion dollar industrial complex, which is easily checkable, hence I don't want to give more details here otherwise I will dox myself.

Any suggestions on the optimum ASIC's and possible genuine suppliers that I can approach.

the last research I did o this was almost three years ago.

Heat & Humidity
thank you for your suggestions, any more sources for information on cooling and anti-humidity systems?


legendary
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Blackjack.fun
It's on a private industrial estate with a Natural Gas Power station - in West Africa,

My first thought:
Guinea coup: Military arrests president, dissolves government
 of course, it's one of the 17 so you might be located in a much safer country, but that's what every investor from outside Africa will think first.  Doubling on mikeywith opinion, it will be pretty hard for you to get investors from people who have no link to your country, even if you're legit in this world full of scams people you're going to have a lot of work to gain trust for such an enterprise. I think you would fare well better trying to find a partner in your own country than internationally.

For the humidity problem, the fixer is the budget, you can either go for HVAC or direct immersion cooling, depending on how big that problem is and how much it will add to your costs, the last time I checked just the prices for dielectric liquids I instantly closed it.



legendary
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be constructive or S.T.F.U
I see two potential issues here, one is trust, with all due respect, it's unlikely for anyone to trust you enough to be a "partner" with you when you are located in a different country, which means you need to look for sponsors/partners within your area.

The second issue is t the climate. Humidity and heat are two things that asic miners hate pretty much, of course, if you throw enough money at it, it will be taken off, I mine in a very hot place during the summer, it's most certainly a lot hotter than your place, but humidity isn't all that bad, I control the heat by over-moving air in the farm and by downclocking the miners a little bit during the very hot days and it's working great so far.

However, I am no were near a  2MW capacity as that will be a completely different level, but again, with enough money, you can pretty much set it up easily.
jr. member
Activity: 39
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Dear all
I have spent close to 3 years on the basics of this venture, I can now categorically claim 4.5 cent per KW.
Am interested in containerised mining operation
My electricity supplier also has a suitable location in an industrial estate.
Electrical supply up 2MW.

Am looking for technical and financial partners
Realistic prices and suppliers for ASIC's, cooling, cabling and containers.
There is absolutely no legislatory and authority risk......in fact there is support for establishing a 'data centre'

any advice is welcome
free or paid (small lighting fee)
interested parties, words of encouragement, ideas, suggestions, horror stories, cautionary advice,  potential partners....please post replies here in the first instance.

thanks for your interest.

A suggestion is:

1) tell us the country it is in.


It's on a private industrial estate with a Natural Gas Power station - in West Africa, very hot and humid, inhospitable ...at least for heat-emitting ASIC's so cooling is a major consideration. Not many of such facilities in the area so too easy dox, hence am not being more specific. Sevurity of equipment and personnel are well taken of.
legendary
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Dear all
I have spent close to 3 years on the basics of this venture, I can now categorically claim 4.5 cent per KW.
Am interested in containerised mining operation
My electricity supplier also has a suitable location in an industrial estate.
Electrical supply up 2MW.

Am looking for technical and financial partners
Realistic prices and suppliers for ASIC's, cooling, cabling and containers.
There is absolutely no legislatory and authority risk......in fact there is support for establishing a 'data centre'

any advice is welcome
free or paid (small lighting fee)
interested parties, words of encouragement, ideas, suggestions, horror stories, cautionary advice,  potential partners....please post replies here in the first instance.

thanks for your interest.

A suggestion is:

1) tell us the country it is in.
jr. member
Activity: 39
Merit: 6
Dear all
I have spent close to 3 years on the basics of this venture, I can now categorically claim 4.5 cent per KW.
Am interested in containerised mining operation
My electricity supplier also has a suitable location in an industrial estate.
Electrical supply up 2MW.

Am looking for technical and financial partners
Realistic prices and suppliers for ASIC's, cooling, cabling and containers.
There is absolutely no legislatory and authority risk......in fact there is support for establishing a 'data centre'

any advice is welcome
free or paid (small lighting fee)
interested parties, words of encouragement, ideas, suggestions, horror stories, cautionary advice,  potential partners....please post replies here in the first instance.

thanks for your interest.
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