Hashnest old PACMiCs coming back into service?

highaltitude20322

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Quote from: ron7684 on October 17, 2015, 06:56:34 PM

With the Antminer S2 sitting at 103.38% maintenance/payout we could see old contracts being dusted off in the coming days. From my calculations, any price above $279USD at the current difficulty should be profitable.

PACMIC V1 and V3 weren't too bad, but V2 and V4 seem like they weren't quite as good, long time to repay. I like them as a hedge of sorts. Trading gh can be profitable if you catch the swings and they generate a few sats while they hang out.

ron7684

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Quote from: Amph on October 18, 2015, 03:37:04 AM

i would avoid pacmic, and go directly for the hashing power, maybe buying the whole hash of a certain asic, like the s7, or the s5 if i don't have enough btc to invest

anyway you should, i think, move this to the mining section

Personally, I'm all for the raw mining GHS but I believe that those contracts have ended and the hardware has been supposedly sold. I doubt we would see S2 and UMISOO GHS markets return, but the PACMiC contract does not end until the principal has been paid back.

Also, I don't know how to move posts. Someone moved it here.

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i would avoid pacmic, and go directly for the hashing power, maybe buying the whole hash of a certain asic, like the s7, or the s5 if i don't have enough btc to invest

anyway you should, i think, move this to the mining section

ron7684

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With the Antminer S2 sitting at 103.38% maintenance/payout we could see old contracts being dusted off in the coming days. From my calculations, any price above $279USD at the current difficulty should be profitable.

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