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Topic: [Edited]How To Build A Better GB?[Old ver.]>What Miner Do You Want For This GB? - page 3. (Read 2856 times)
November 23, 2013, 03:52:02 AM
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November 23, 2013, 03:14:47 AM
Ok, guys. Here is a little information about me.
I have been vetted by DyslexicZombei
I am a studying for a degree in Computer Engineering.
I have a business partner who runs a trusted and popular electronics repair business who has agreed to allow me to host the company mining rigs at his secure site.
There are techs available onsite to attend to the mining rigs when needed.
The facility houses servers and other computer related equipment and has high speed internet connections at its disposal, so all of the needed infrastructure is present at the site.
The facility has the proper cooling equipment in use.
It is my intention to play a large roll in the bitcoin community, so I'm not going to disappear.
I have been working many weeks on building this company without pay and without guarantee of success because I believe in the idea of what bitcoin stands for, I am a true believer.
I have a total of 11 investors who have, with one exception, invested less than 0.6 BTC each. It doesn't sound like much but I have been able to insure that each one of them will receive at least twice their investment within the next few months. The company will be generating a profit of at least $100 dollars a day in about 60 days from now and that will be scalable to approximately $500 a day or more. All of this has been done with only an investment of ~6.5 BTC in total. Here is a link to a spreadsheet that shows the schedule of how the income is predicted to increase. Spreadsheet
So here is my question to you, what miner should we choose for this GB?
What kind of hosting do you want, free with a slow but steady increase in profits - OR - the standard GB method with paid hosting and the eventual retirement of the mining rig?
What kind of ROI do you expect, 5%, 10%, 15%, 25% or more?
Anything else?
The more I know about what you expect and what you will and will not except the better I can server your needs.
Thanks,
James
I have been vetted by DyslexicZombei
I am a studying for a degree in Computer Engineering.
I have a business partner who runs a trusted and popular electronics repair business who has agreed to allow me to host the company mining rigs at his secure site.
There are techs available onsite to attend to the mining rigs when needed.
The facility houses servers and other computer related equipment and has high speed internet connections at its disposal, so all of the needed infrastructure is present at the site.
The facility has the proper cooling equipment in use.
It is my intention to play a large roll in the bitcoin community, so I'm not going to disappear.
I have been working many weeks on building this company without pay and without guarantee of success because I believe in the idea of what bitcoin stands for, I am a true believer.
I have a total of 11 investors who have, with one exception, invested less than 0.6 BTC each. It doesn't sound like much but I have been able to insure that each one of them will receive at least twice their investment within the next few months. The company will be generating a profit of at least $100 dollars a day in about 60 days from now and that will be scalable to approximately $500 a day or more. All of this has been done with only an investment of ~6.5 BTC in total. Here is a link to a spreadsheet that shows the schedule of how the income is predicted to increase. Spreadsheet
So here is my question to you, what miner should we choose for this GB?
What kind of hosting do you want, free with a slow but steady increase in profits - OR - the standard GB method with paid hosting and the eventual retirement of the mining rig?
What kind of ROI do you expect, 5%, 10%, 15%, 25% or more?
Anything else?
The more I know about what you expect and what you will and will not except the better I can server your needs.
Thanks,
James
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