Topic: Can regular people mine anymore - page 3. (Read 1295 times)

lol I am normal and hobby mine with 16 gpu just add with the profits as you go. but then i have no electric cost living in a windy island has some upsides

If you can identify coins that have not yet launched you might be able to start mining them before too many people start.  It's situational but you might be able to earn some money if you research and stay ahead of the curve.

A simple gaming PC with one or two GPUs can still easily pay for itself in under two years, which is a nice upgrade cycle for a gamer, so I think mining is still worthwhile for the average gamer.  Just mining on Nicehash and getting a few dollars of BTC a day could be a decent payoff if/when BTC explodes again.  I'm not sure about CPU only mining with a simple office WP-centric PC would pan out, but someone here can probably chime in.

NO !
Mining is strictly for fools suckers and idiot pipe dreamers

Regular people are still mining - they're just mining Monero, Masari, Nerva, or Dero

LOL at all these guys with 4+ GPUs saying they're normal.
 
 

Yes, BiblePay is open to all

mine can still be done, the hardware must be appropriate, the tool to mine the eth coins is usually different from the hardware to mine bitcoin, maybe that is not able to mine it because the result is not appropriate, because it is too many miners, so the result is little

Seems to me you were confused, there is no problem to with mining for regular miners..
Well established coins can't be mined with huge numbers cause the diff is too high already..
So your choice is new coin, you have to find it and mine

I have no clue what your definition of "regular" is. However, there are many people that I consider "regular", doing exactly as you ask. They are mining their lives away and enjoying every moment of it.

I also have no clue what your definition is "significant" is, because if you are asking about a particular $ amount or a particular amount of coins you will have to be more specific. It is incredibly significant, the amount you are able to mine, because you can spend $600-$700 on a 1080TI and make the money back (at current rates) within 4-5 months. After 4-5 months, everything is profit and you have the option to sell the card for pure profit as well. You can make the judgement whether or not a profitable investment is significant. It is scale-able, phenomenally scale-able.


A GPU, CPU or ASIC hardware. I suggest looking for cheap 1080TIs that've been lightly used, or something else that is top of the line and going cheap right now. People are selling their gear off out of worry, so now if the time.


Mining or trading are significantly less risky when you are educated and informed about them. You are much less likely to take a bad trade or make a bad equipment purchase if you are good at the corresponding skill. Knowing what the avoid, what to buy, how much your electricity costs and what kind of wiring, breakers and circuitry is in the mining area are all things that need to be considered. This list is by no means extensive, but it gives a starting idea for the things to think about.

I know exaclty what you mean there by “regular people”. What he meant was if you’re putting up a small mine pc, would it be enough for the right amount of coins that he can get? Or you really need to push 2 PCs and 6 GCs on it to get your satisfied outcome. I personally haven’t started mining since I still have to learn how it works. But I think you really need to be prepared in terms of knowledge and of course, budget.

I am a regular people with 10 Rigs already 2 years mining in altcoins as long as I can do it also means you can do it but I suggest if you will start mining for now, that this time isn't the right time to start because the market situation isn't friendly.

Well, in some ways it is less of a hassle for a "regular person"--if you're a gamer you already have 1 or 2 gpus and can mine with them at night w/out buying new equipment. If you just want a small rig with a few cards you just have to build one rig and find a few cards. More cards, more problems.

I do consider myself a regular person and still can mine easily for some easy monthly profit with my 5x GPU rig.

I think it can, because mine can be done by anyone as long as there is intention and willingness bitcoin can be in mine, patience is the most important thing and diligent mining will increase coffer coin

If you want to mine nowadays you need to have many graphic cards, my colleagues have made a group by and have 20 mining computers, each one with 6 graphic cards. I was influenced by them so I build an eight graphic cards mining computer with Nvidia Gtx 1050 ti and for me so far it is a hobby and I am a regular person.

I say that you need at least 12 graphic cards or 2 mining computers in order to mine regularly, you can mine Eth for until the asics are all over us and the difficulty skyrocket, after you have to do some research to mine other coins.

Sound like, everyone knows Google, but only "few" people can use google as an information source. And most people think members here better than Google, lol. Then they ask with a poker face here rather than ask Google that has a lot of databases.

Bitcoin mining is profitable, but it is hard to keep it that way. I run a small mine as an educational hobby in to  garage. I know that whole project now percentage in the black with the rise in bitcoin prices. There is still a lot of controversy and confusion over what exactly this new payment technology will be used for, but as bitcoin concludes its this year of existence, what an adventure bitcoin mining moving around, but still distributed worldwide,The around cheap sources of electricity, particularly power of mining industry. Mining is an open software platform based on the blockchain technology that enables developers to build and deploy decentralized applications of regular people's used on mining project.

I have a very simple answer to your question HERE

16 is a good number, really. 

OP, I also regular people and I mine with a few of GPU, I'm not a programmer, I'm not an expert, and I'm nothing. I'm just studying hard about everything that I want to know, and now I am a miner.