Topic: Do Bitcoin mining still works after the last halving? - page 2. (Read 221 times)
bitcoin mining remains profitable only for those who have access to cheap electricity and can afford high performance hardware. For most individual miners, profitability may be slim unless bitcoin's price increases significantly or mining difficulty decreases. it's important to calculate potential returns using mining profitability calculators to get a better sense of whether it's worth investing based on your local conditions.
If bitcoin mining still works after the latest halving
It works, otherwise no blocks will be generated and Bitcoin will die.
how much can someone invest in the mining of the bitcoin
As much as they're willing to spend.
and how much bitcoin is it likely to generate before the mining plan expires?
There's no thing such as "mining plain", unless you refer to cloud mining which usually scam or not profit. As for amount of Bitcoin you could mine (not generate), it depends on various aspect such as your mining hashrate and Bitcoin mining difficulty. You could use mining calculator to get rough estimation.
Do you plan on going for solo mining? If that's what you wish to go for, then you would need to get some gears, pay for electricity cost and set up your own mining rigs. And your successful mining of a new block would depend on how much hashrate you can generate. Though some people prefer joining mining pools as in solo mining, there's little chance you would mine even a block as the competiting power would be low and at high cost, compared to the combined hash power coming from a mining pools.
Solo mining is not what he should go for, he needs to join a pool. Some how your question seems a bit odd to me, what you mean by before mining plan expires .
He does not know about mining is what I think of. Also he might have read about cloud mining but which are not profitable and all of them now are scam. 
Do you plan on going for solo mining? If that's what you wish to go for, then you would need to get some gears, pay for electricity cost and set up your own mining rigs. And your successful mining of a new block would depend on how much hashrate you can generate. Though some people prefer joining mining pools as in solo mining, there's little chance you would mine even a block as the competiting power would be low and at high cost, compared to the combined hash power coming from a mining pools.
Some how your question seems a bit odd to me, what you mean by before mining plan expires . You have to be extremely careful online as there are lots of scam sites, claiming to mine Bitcoins and get you rewarded depending on your mining plans.. I've seen some shit like that before online...
Some how your question seems a bit odd to me, what you mean by before mining plan expires . You have to be extremely careful online as there are lots of scam sites, claiming to mine Bitcoins and get you rewarded depending on your mining plans.. I've seen some shit like that before online...
There is nothing like mining plan expiration.
You will need to get yourself a miner (mining machine), good source of electricity and probably some other things. Miners are electricity demanding. You need access to cheap electricity. Miners are very costly.
To begin with, read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5523874.new#new
You will also need to join a mining pool. Before you start, make use of mining calculator like this one to calculate if mining will be profitable for you or not: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/btc?HashingPower=100&HashingUnit=TH/s&PowerConsumption=1500&CostPerkWh=0.12&MiningPoolFee=1
You will need to get yourself a miner (mining machine), good source of electricity and probably some other things. Miners are electricity demanding. You need access to cheap electricity. Miners are very costly.
To begin with, read this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5523874.new#new
You will also need to join a mining pool. Before you start, make use of mining calculator like this one to calculate if mining will be profitable for you or not: https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/btc?HashingPower=100&HashingUnit=TH/s&PowerConsumption=1500&CostPerkWh=0.12&MiningPoolFee=1
If bitcoin mining still works after the latest halving, how much can someone invest in the mining of the bitcoin and how much bitcoin is it likely to generate before the mining plan expires?
Jump to: