But what is the extent of the possible bitcoin ban in India? Does it include mining? or simply bringing coins? Have You considered the other asic miners? Given your borderline electricity price you want the most efficient unit, not necessarily the one with the biggest TH/s (in fact always divide watts with TH to get the most efficient one).
If you do this math for this unit it gives 64, which is a tad higher than other units. take a look at the M20 and S17, seek the most efficient miner even if it means running at half hashrate.
Perhaps setting your miner in a different country with cheaper electricity would be more wise.
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Hey Legendster, noticed you around but not so much in mining. You could confirm this for yourself as well. Maybe I got your background wrong, but here is a good places to start when thinking about getting into mining. First time/Small miner reference for getting started.
To answer your question generally their distributors are at least close to if not priced the same as the Canaan website. Looking at a profitability calculator for you, as mentioned in the thread above here's your current daily earnings. Currently you are looking at a profit of 6.12$ per day
So if it ships in October that's about 8 weeks away let's say 4 Diff adjustments. By then we might be something like 15-20% higher. Not sure how much gear is rolling out but I believe we are looking to continue to hit new ATH in Hashrate
So that's maybe more like 5$ a day profit which is still good. With a stable diff that leaves 340 days before you begin to ROI. Now that scenario is not going to happen, Diff will adjust and the Halving will take place before that. Then who knows hat price may do to change your daily earnings by then. Mining is always a tough gamble, and is a long term slow return generally.
To answer your question generally their distributors are at least close to if not priced the same as the Canaan website. Looking at a profitability calculator for you, as mentioned in the thread above here's your current daily earnings. Currently you are looking at a profit of 6.12$ per day
So if it ships in October that's about 8 weeks away let's say 4 Diff adjustments. By then we might be something like 15-20% higher. Not sure how much gear is rolling out but I believe we are looking to continue to hit new ATH in Hashrate
So that's maybe more like 5$ a day profit which is still good. With a stable diff that leaves 340 days before you begin to ROI. Now that scenario is not going to happen, Diff will adjust and the Halving will take place before that. Then who knows hat price may do to change your daily earnings by then. Mining is always a tough gamble, and is a long term slow return generally.
I was somewhat active in mining way back in 2012 when I didn't have a profile here. And by active I meant I read.
I started off early in 2012 with mining on my PC through some small pools and then I think I moved to Bitminter later on, that was as long as cpu mining was profitable. For me that was until around the last few months of 2012. Then in 2013 I started digging into FPGA boards : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=172068.10;
I commissioned a local hardware training institute to build one for me, spend a few hundred usds with them, didn't get any results. Then after a major even in my life I found myself penniless. Ever since then I have only tried to get back into the mining scene. Almost did so back when the D3 launched for Dash, but I chose to broker some units instead of risking to mine myself. And that's pretty much all of my history with mining.
I can still get access to cheap electricity here, like I said earlier, but where I live right now, rates are $0.14 something.
I keep trying to hook people up into the mining scene and since I have been involved with cryptos for a long time, every time someone new to crypto meets me, they ask me about mining and its ROI. Keeping up to date with experienced users like what @Phillip and others share makes things a lot easier for me.
Yeah at 8 cents if you get it into India it is a borderline roi.
Hey Legendster, noticed you around but not so much in mining. You could confirm this for yourself as well. Maybe I got your background wrong, but here is a good place to start when thinking about getting into mining. First time/Small miner reference for getting started.
To answer your question generally their distributors are at least close to if not priced the same as the Canaan website. Looking at a profitability calculator for you, as mentioned in the thread above here's your current daily earnings. Currently you are looking at a profit of 6.12$ per day
So if it ships in October that's about 8 weeks away let's say 4 Diff adjustments. By then we might be something like 15-20% higher. Not sure how much gear is rolling out but I believe we are looking to continue to hit new ATH in Hashrate
So that's maybe more like 5$ a day profit which is still good. With a stable diff that leaves 340 days before you begin to ROI. Now that scenario is not going to happen, Diff will adjust and the Halving will take place before that. Then who knows hat price may do to change your daily earnings by then. Mining is always a tough gamble, and is a long term slow return generally.
To answer your question generally their distributors are at least close to if not priced the same as the Canaan website. Looking at a profitability calculator for you, as mentioned in the thread above here's your current daily earnings. Currently you are looking at a profit of 6.12$ per day
So if it ships in October that's about 8 weeks away let's say 4 Diff adjustments. By then we might be something like 15-20% higher. Not sure how much gear is rolling out but I believe we are looking to continue to hit new ATH in Hashrate
So that's maybe more like 5$ a day profit which is still good. With a stable diff that leaves 340 days before you begin to ROI. Now that scenario is not going to happen, Diff will adjust and the Halving will take place before that. Then who knows hat price may do to change your daily earnings by then. Mining is always a tough gamble, and is a long term slow return generally.
$1600 for October batch (if you take 60+ units). Nice price....
Does not mention a low power mode in the specs though.
https://canaan.io/product/avalonminer-1066-october-batch/
Does not mention a low power mode in the specs though.
https://canaan.io/product/avalonminer-1066-october-batch/
The price seems off to me. I would have loved to get in on the action but ever since the crypto scene has started getting scrutiny in India, getting a crypto-miner into the country.
I have access to electricity as cheap as $0.08 @Phillip can you confirm if, hypothetically speaking, could make a decent ROI on this if someone bought it at $1700? I'm assuming the $100 extra because that's the least avg price required for shipping & stuff.
Wow, they were supposed to announce more later this month. Guess I gotta pass this along to web.
$1600 for October batch (if you take 60+ units). Nice price....
Does not mention a low power mode in the specs though.
https://canaan.io/product/avalonminer-1066-october-batch/
Does not mention a low power mode in the specs though.
https://canaan.io/product/avalonminer-1066-october-batch/
Yes that is correct. 57 watts on low speed.
Buysolar was pricing tickets. He has ask Steve of Canaan a few questions about it.
Not sure we go. Me most likely no. Buysolar is maybe.
Buysolar was pricing tickets. He has ask Steve of Canaan a few questions about it.
Not sure we go. Me most likely no. Buysolar is maybe.
the a841 was a good machine that did not outlive itself too quickly.
Yeah it did hold on nicely, mine was still pulling a small profit when I donated it. It really came down the commands that helped dial in it's efficiency. The fact that everything came to a grinding halt last year helped a lot of gear extend their lifespan. You are right about there being a point where the earnings equal out (10.7 cents). This becomes a whole other ballgame though if you aren't selling instantly as you mine, kind of the same as when people mine at a loss. Then there's the point that I wouldn't recommend people buy new gear to mine near 10 cents, tough spot to ever see an ROI.
If these do 3200/50 = 64 watts a th at high and say 2400/42 = 57 watts at high "low" I would grab some.
I think you meant low on the second set of numbers. Did you and/or Buysolar look at going out to their Customer Conference in October?
That would make sense since the those #s give the same efficiency as the a1041. Question is will the $/TH be lower than the a1041.
thank you I was on my ipad and it was harder to do.
my ballpark 8 to 11 cents a kwatt was fairly close.
I could really use 5 or more a1066's set to lpm if they did 42th at 2400 watts vs 50th at 3200 watts
I am still short gear for the Clifton build. Prices are nuts wait time is crazy.
Maybe I can get some of these to help fill the center in.
If these do 3200/50 = 64 watts a th at high and say 2400/42 = 57 watts at high I would grab some.
my ballpark 8 to 11 cents a kwatt was fairly close.
I could really use 5 or more a1066's set to lpm if they did 42th at 2400 watts vs 50th at 3200 watts
I am still short gear for the Clifton build. Prices are nuts wait time is crazy.
Maybe I can get some of these to help fill the center in.
If these do 3200/50 = 64 watts a th at high and say 2400/42 = 57 watts at high I would grab some.
There is a price per kwatt that the a1041 is just as good on low speed as top speed.
There is not one on the whatsminer m21s.
If someone wants to play with numbers to show the right price per kwatt. It would be nice.
There is not one on the whatsminer m21s.
If someone wants to play with numbers to show the right price per kwatt. It would be nice.
Right around $0.10 per KWh.
Depends on what Lpm does.
If you drop from 56th to 29th like the whatminers m21s the low speed is a wait til next year option
If you drop from 37th to 31th like the Avalon a1041 with decent power per th savings it is a viable option at about 8 to 11 cent power.
I would sit and calculate the math but I am on the iPad not the pc.
There is a price per kwatt that the a1041 is just as good on low speed as top speed.
There is not one on the whatsminer m21s.
If someone wants to play with numbers to show the right price per kwatt. It would be nice.
the a841 was a good machine that did not outlive itself too quickly.
If you drop from 56th to 29th like the whatminers m21s the low speed is a wait til next year option
If you drop from 37th to 31th like the Avalon a1041 with decent power per th savings it is a viable option at about 8 to 11 cent power.
I would sit and calculate the math but I am on the iPad not the pc.
There is a price per kwatt that the a1041 is just as good on low speed as top speed.
There is not one on the whatsminer m21s.
If someone wants to play with numbers to show the right price per kwatt. It would be nice.
the a841 was a good machine that did not outlive itself too quickly.
@steamtymeYep,the email was about the A1066.They are joining in the '>3 kW unit game'.
Okay, was definitely a logical step to have the same product offerings as everyone else. I'll just have to wait for the 11** for something entirely different.Their a1041 is pretty nice for home mining.my hope is it is a two speed and the low speed is like 31/37 for the a1041 that would be 42/50 for the a1066 and it would be quiet for the home. miner on the low speed.I sent an email mentioning this thread. Maybe Steve will post some good info here for us.
It's hard to get excited about LPM when if you need it the pricing isn't something you can overcome. You have to give up a lot of hashrate for most machines running it. I would still like to see Canaan bring out a first to market product efficiency wise. The reliability has always been great, but with how fast things seem to move they just outlive their profitability. I missed out on grabbing the 1041 as it launched shortly after I had upgraded everything, but we'll see how things go in the next 6 months. I saw an email where Steve said he had plans to announce a new miner in October. Is that what this is? Makes sense for them to have a more dense unit as well, but I was excited to see something entirely new again. Spoiled by all the launches this year i guess.
I need one or more for testing.
Their a1041 is pretty nice for home mining.
my hope is it is a two speed and the low speed is like 31/37 for the a1041 that would be 42/50 for the a1066 and it would be quiet for the home. miner on the low speed.
I sent an email mentioning this thread. Maybe Steve will post some good info here for us.
@steamtyme
Yep,
the email was about the A1066.
They are joining in the '>3 kW unit game'.
Yep,
the email was about the A1066.
They are joining in the '>3 kW unit game'.
I saw an email where Steve said he had plans to announce a new miner in October. Is that what this is? Makes sense for them to have a more dense unit as well, but I was excited to see something entirely new again. Spoiled by all the launches this year i guess.
Surprised no one else brought this up yet but Canaan is possibly going to announce a 3 board design of the 1041 likely called 1066 later this month for October release.
initial spec (not final): 50ths, 3200w.
initial spec (not final): 50ths, 3200w.
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