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Topic: Ethereum mining profitable? (Read 7287 times)

newbie
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February 03, 2018, 06:53:47 AM
#35
the last time when i checked i think etherium was on top,but it consumes a lot of power and capital to set up. Cry
price increases as the watt usage increases and depends from state to state.
legendary
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December 20, 2017, 04:19:56 AM
#34
you can check this pool and you will see when you start to mining https://eth.nanopool.org/help you 'll see the button calcutale and you can check your hasrate .
newbie
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December 15, 2017, 10:49:44 AM
#33
Now that ethereum price went suddenly from 400 to 700 mining is again highly profitable. If difficulty will remain the same, ROI will be about one month. But for sure difficulty will skyrocket, let's see how fast.

ParameterValue
Network Hashrate23740.25
Hashrate Increment0.05
Network Blocktime15.09
Miner Hashrate(Mhs)150
Eth Price677.41
Price per KWatt0.1
Hardware Power(Watts)1150
Hardware Cost($)2000


Given the above values, a mining rig will generate:

MonthRevenue(ETH)Revenue($)Electricity Cost($)ProfitROI
13.182154.482.82071.671.6
23.032051.8182.84040.612040.61
32.881954.182.85911.913911.91
42.751861.0582.87690.165690.16
52.621772.4382.89379.797379.79
62.491688.0382.810985.028985.02
72.371607.6582.812509.8610509.86
82.261531.0982.813958.1611958.16
92.151458.1882.815333.5413333.54
102.051388.7482.816639.4814639.48
111.951322.6182.817879.315879.3
121.861259.6382.819056.1317056.13
Total29.620049.73993.619056.1317056.13
Estimated by Ethereum Mining Calculator15 December 2017
sr. member
Activity: 298
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August 11, 2016, 10:41:08 PM
#32
I dont see it much profitable as i gone through some of the charts.
The investments and expenses are huge and the return is not soo good.So i dont think its profitable.

That changes with time, and care to explain what charts and what returns instead of just being general  Huh
newbie
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July 24, 2016, 02:30:53 AM
#31
I dont see it much profitable as i gone through some of the charts.
The investments and expenses are huge and the return is not soo good.So i dont think its profitable.
sr. member
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from democracy to self-rule.
June 19, 2016, 11:09:41 PM
#30
This particular attack vector is specific to theDAO but the vulnerability is in Ethereum itself; since you can write anything in a turing complete language you can also write the virus to penetrate the underlying sandbox vm. You will see more such exploits in other smart contracts..
sr. member
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June 19, 2016, 07:28:24 PM
#29
Is it safe to invest in ETH, after the news of hacking
The hack was on DAO, but it has lowered stakeholders trust on the Smart Contract concept.
It will have an effect on ETH price, but it is safe to mine

You wont be hacked in Ethereum, the coin itself is completely safe.
hero member
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June 19, 2016, 05:24:41 PM
#28
Is it safe to invest in ETH, after the news of hacking
hero member
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June 18, 2016, 05:20:32 AM
#27
there is a big price drop in ETH..
is it safe to invest in ETH?
sr. member
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June 17, 2016, 11:47:32 PM
#26
Thanks..

Also where can I purchase ETH through BTC?

Use any exchange like Poloniex, etc. I have 2x 5 gpu mining rigs for ethereum, so any questions, you can ask...
hero member
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June 15, 2016, 05:34:55 AM
#25
Thanks..

Also where can I purchase ETH through BTC?
member
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June 14, 2016, 04:08:21 PM
#24
Can anyone provide me beginner link on how to mine etherum?

https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/guides/how-to-build-an-ethereum-mining-rig/

Hit me up on my mail if you need any help.
hero member
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June 14, 2016, 03:51:03 PM
#23
Can anyone provide me beginner link on how to mine etherum?
member
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June 14, 2016, 03:11:47 PM
#22
Some points which I posted in another thread but it suits the best here. Have a look.

Practically mining ETH is not that hard but making a ROI is because :
1. You have to calc. the price of whole rig (Motherboard, RAM, Processor, etc.) to carefully plan your ROI.
2. The graphic cards overheat if not maintained their heat levels.
3. Cannot implement immersion cooling. (Still working on this)
4. Upgrade in hardware like the SSD/HDD 'cause the applications developed stay on the blockchain.
5. The whole network has to be synced before you mine.
6. Cards can go bust/worn out. (life isn't guaranteed)

and many more. these are just the basics. Think about it. An do let me know if I'm wrong at any point. It'll be much appreciated.
sr. member
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June 14, 2016, 09:41:26 AM
#21
Based on my calculations Ethereum Cloud Mining is not profitable unless you can rent it much more cheaply than I've been able to find anywhere. You're better off just buying ETH on an exchange and holding it.

The Ethereum mining profitability calculators I've seen assume the network hashrate is static, when it's been growing rather rapidly. This means you are sure to OVERESTIMATE the amount of ETH mined.

Right now I wouldn't be willing to pay more than around $14 per MH/s of hashing power for a year. I'm not aware of any cloud miners that offer pricing anywhere close to that.

This is an established fact that all cloud mining except perhaps Hashnest are there to just loot your money.

But you could try investing and making your own Eth Miner.
newbie
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June 14, 2016, 09:27:58 AM
#20
Based on my calculations Ethereum Cloud Mining is not profitable unless you can rent it much more cheaply than I've been able to find anywhere. You're better off just buying ETH on an exchange and holding it.

The Ethereum mining profitability calculators I've seen assume the network hashrate is static, when it's been growing rather rapidly. This means you are sure to OVERESTIMATE the amount of ETH mined.

Right now I wouldn't be willing to pay more than around $14 per MH/s of hashing power for a year. I'm not aware of any cloud miners that offer pricing anywhere close to that.
newbie
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June 09, 2016, 03:20:42 AM
#19
Can you provide more details about mining rig rentals? How much profit will be there for buying 1MH/S @ 0.0003 BTC/MH ?

is there any etherum cloud mining?
i dont want to end up purchasing hardware

I did for a month when it was profitable, by the end of the month I realised that the probability of getting profit for the 2nd month wasnt much so I didnt.

P.S I used AWS for cloud mining because if u use cloud mining companies there is no chance in this entire world you will ever profit.

See all ethereum cloud mining companies here: http://www.cmmonitor.com/ethereum-cloud-mining/

Sab aap ko loot rahe hai.

Profit karna hai kya?

Ye lo

https://www.miningrigrentals.com/rigs/hashimotos

Wait for a time when the rental price is at least below 0.0003/ MH and that should give you the chance to profit when/if the price increases. I recommend you just hold them though, the ones that are mined until they are worth cashing out..

Still I would recommend trading rather than mining....
full member
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June 01, 2016, 03:30:46 AM
#18
if you have free time, Ethereum trading can make you a lot of money if you can understand the trends and be patient.
hero member
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May 30, 2016, 01:43:15 AM
#17
Also it is possible as expected that after halving prices of bitcoin would soar to an extent. Now this is where Ethereum comes in picture as its priced compared to Bitcoin at that time would be marginal. So shifting may take place at that time provided price rises of bitcoin. Also if price reduce or something that sort than you may never know.
sr. member
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May 22, 2016, 09:19:39 AM
#16
See I would say you should probably keep it in Bitcoins until around the bitcoin price skyrockets (any time during or after July) and after transfer it into ethereum. You may get a 20-30% at leastincrease itself from bitcoin after the halving of the mining block reward which should cause the price to go up. I would say to then transfer it to Ethereum because it is going to switch into PoS where we should also see at least a 50% price increase.

Right now the Ethereum price anyways isnt a friendly buying price, but IMO if you see it between 9 and 10 dollars then there isn't any harm in going Ethereum early - and if you have free time, Ethereum trading can make you a lot of money if you can understand the trends and be patient.
hero member
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May 21, 2016, 02:16:07 AM
#15
How about direct purchase of ETH?

Is it profitable in future?


Yeah but probably hold in long term, I am expecting you will get quite a good return to just hold until January next year.

Are you sure, I wont mind holding it for a year?

How much can we expect for next year?
sr. member
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May 20, 2016, 10:06:44 PM
#14
How about direct purchase of ETH?

Is it profitable in future?


Yeah but probably hold in long term, I am expecting you will get quite a good return to just hold until January next year.
hero member
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May 20, 2016, 05:45:56 AM
#13
How about direct purchase of ETH?

Is it profitable in future?
legendary
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May 15, 2016, 07:01:05 PM
#12
is there any etherum cloud mining?
i dont want to end up purchasing hardware
Here is the list of various cloud mining firms https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/#/contracts you can compare them here.Be careful while investing as some of them may turn out to be scam later
sr. member
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May 08, 2016, 10:52:36 PM
#11
is there any etherum cloud mining?
i dont want to end up purchasing hardware

I did for a month when it was profitable, by the end of the month I realised that the probability of getting profit for the 2nd month wasnt much so I didnt.

P.S I used AWS for cloud mining because if u use cloud mining companies there is no chance in this entire world you will ever profit.

See all ethereum cloud mining companies here: http://www.cmmonitor.com/ethereum-cloud-mining/

Sab aap ko loot rahe hai.

Profit karna hai kya?

Ye lo

https://www.miningrigrentals.com/rigs/hashimotos

Wait for a time when the rental price is at least below 0.0003/ MH and that should give you the chance to profit when/if the price increases. I recommend you just hold them though, the ones that are mined until they are worth cashing out..

Still I would recommend trading rather than mining....
hero member
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May 08, 2016, 12:02:56 PM
#10
is there any etherum cloud mining?
i dont want to end up purchasing hardware
hero member
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May 05, 2016, 12:54:35 PM
#9
Yeah it will be helpful if you can show calculations and guide many of the people who would like to start mining them
hero member
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May 05, 2016, 03:49:28 AM
#8
now that ethereum price went up mining might be profitable even if you are located in a zone where the kwh is not so cheap. As the existing calculators didn't have all the features I need, I started to do my own math. Initially using some spreadsheets, gathering data and then putting everything in javascript.

Most of the features I dreamed about are implemented. I'm currently working on calculating ROI, break even period and cumulative return.
would it be possible sharing that here mate? as we see eth starting to pump back again and as you said it will be possible to earn even in the place where electricity is not that cheap, just wondering maybe you can give us some idea how to do it. thanks in advance mate.
newbie
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May 05, 2016, 03:47:17 AM
#7
now that ethereum price went up mining might be profitable even if you are located in a zone where the kwh is not so cheap. As the existing calculators didn't have all the features I need, I started to do my own math. Initially using some spreadsheets, gathering data and then putting everything in javascript.

Most of the features I dreamed about are implemented. I'm currently working on calculating ROI, break even period and cumulative return.
sr. member
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May 04, 2016, 03:00:30 AM
#6
As per present situation to mine 1 ETH, how much time it takes and the present cost associated to it for you?

It all depends on the setup! I am lucky I never sold my rig and my litecoin mining rig from 2013 was used. So I didnt have any cost really but I calculated even if I did buy from new I would have broken even within 1 month of my mining starting (I started in 1st week of Feb).

but lets say at the present situation if you buy a BRAND NEW mining rig (save heavily through getting second specially from quikr, etc)

Anyways I think here in India most efficient miner you can get is

6x R9 370 (15200 each) = 91200
990FXA Mobo (6 GPU compatible) = 15000
RAM 4gb = 1245
processor = 6000
Power Supply = 28500
Accessories = 5-6k

147925 inr investment
hashrate: 16 (could be 17) x 6 = 96

which means 0.000843 a minute (taking between 19-20 hours)

And by the way, ROI for that price is not gonna happen IMO.
hero member
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May 04, 2016, 12:52:31 AM
#5
As per present situation to mine 1 ETH, how much time it takes and the present cost associated to it for you?
sr. member
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May 03, 2016, 06:12:13 AM
#4
I've been mining ETH now for past few months and I realised some methods to increase the revenue.

You can use Claymore Dual Mining

or

Use miningrigrentals and the price at which you rent a rig there to other people is around 0.00035/MH while your revenue from just mining eth is much less than that.

I have other methods for after the mining, but thats the two for during mining  Wink
hero member
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April 28, 2016, 10:16:00 AM
#3
Check out the below link and see if its useful for you.

http://ethereum-mining-calculator.com/
newbie
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April 28, 2016, 08:02:00 AM
#2
i wanted to setup a mining rig if anyone is mining can u tell me if its worth the try?


use mining calculator to check profitability
full member
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April 28, 2016, 02:36:06 AM
#1
i wanted to setup a mining rig if anyone is mining can u tell me if its worth the try?
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