Im on Picostock, was on Cex before
Pico has a very rude Interface, and less traffic.
But you get 1GH from 0.02-0.03
Greets
mastah
Topic: Cex.io Gh/s Value (Read 1456 times)
Wise move man.
It's rollercoasting like hell these days.
It's rollercoasting like hell these days.
I would like your opinion on the price of Gh/s on Cex.io.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
When the difficulty rises, the price goes down because 1 GH/s mines less BTC. Would you pay more or less for mining equipment that mines 30% less?
As far as buying cex.io shares, consider these issues:
1. With the difficulty going up so quickly, 1 GH/s is likely to mine less than 0.025 BTC over the next year. It doesn't make sense to pay 0.048 BTC to mine 0.025 BTC.
2. The price of 1 GH/s is dropping quickly because the difficulty is rising quickly. It has dropped 80% in the last three months. If the difficulty continues to rise at the current pace and the price continues to fall, then 1 GH/s will be worth 0.000077 BTC in a year. That would be nearly a total loss of your investment.
Thanks for the advice, I cashed out and got the hell out of there before I lost even more.
The price on cex.io is definitely more advantageous than it used to be right now, but invest at your own risk. You would only be able to see a ROI if you were to trade your GHS quite a bit and be able to predict the drops.
That said, it's a fun site but if your goal is to invest just to mine, look elsewhere.
That said, it's a fun site but if your goal is to invest just to mine, look elsewhere.
I would like your opinion on the price of Gh/s on Cex.io.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
When the difficulty rises, the price goes down because 1 GH/s mines less BTC. Would you pay more or less for mining equipment that mines 30% less?
As far as buying cex.io shares, consider these issues:
1. With the difficulty going up so quickly, 1 GH/s is likely to mine less than 0.025 BTC over the next year. It doesn't make sense to pay 0.048 BTC to mine 0.025 BTC.
2. The price of 1 GH/s is dropping quickly because the difficulty is rising quickly. It has dropped 80% in the last three months.
Edit: Replaced my example with a more realistic prediction.
I would like your opinion on the price of Gh/s on Cex.io.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
At the moment, It is low, around 0.048 BTC for 1 gh/s.
And it's continuing to fall.
With the new mining difficulty hitting in under 4 days, will this cause users to buy more gh/s in order to to speed up and get more profit, therefore raising the price of gh/s?
I would say, yes. But i would like some opinions from cex.io users. Thanks.
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