Topic: Hello @ll (Read 687 times)
Also new, and welcome 
I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.
I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this. This is a troll account I've been harassed by this account holder
This account holder has stolen thousands of dollars from me over the course of a year. Don't trust him!
Also new, and welcome I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.
I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this. This is a troll account I've been harassed by this account holder
Thanks for the warm welcome here.
Well I'll start buying BTC and hold them, but i also "want" to mine ... have 28 USB-Miner and would like to get a cointerra.
Well I'll start buying BTC and hold them, but i also "want" to mine ... have 28 USB-Miner and would like to get a cointerra.
Also new, and welcome I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this.
I was hoping to do some mining myself but the general consensus seems to be to just buy coins directly. Kinda sucks but I really want to get into this. 
Thanks for the hint.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
But electricity cost is not problem of current ASIC miners. The problem is ASIC miners are very expensive and a lot of hashing power is already preordered . Hard to mine the BTC back
Maybe check out the black arrow. $1500 cheaper (than the 2th), but an extra 1 month wait.
Thanks for the hint.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
Haha I remember back in the day I kept my gaming pc on during the day so my GPU could break its ass off hashing and I thought I was doing pretty well. Man, how times have changed. Call yourself lucky!
Thanks for the hint.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
But i´m in the comfortable situation that i can use the professional IT-infrastructure (air-conditioned server-room, Rack-Space, 10MB company connect redundant internet-connection, UPS, monitoring, ...) of the company without paying for internet nor electricity.
Currently i´m planning to get in touch with a TerraMiner II (1TH/s) from cointerra.
Hello @ll,
i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner.
I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.
i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner.
I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.
You can have fun with your USB miner for education purposes but don't buy any more because you won't ROI
Welcome.
Instead of blowing money, I'd recommend you to just buy bitcoin and sit on them. Electricity and maintenance costs are far too high in Germany to make a return.
Instead of blowing money, I'd recommend you to just buy bitcoin and sit on them. Electricity and maintenance costs are far too high in Germany to make a return.
Hello @ll,
i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner.
I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.
i´ve just registered here because i started mining a few weeks ago (with USB miner).
Now it´s time to change to some more professional miner.
I´m a 42 year old male from Gremany - Rheinland-Pfalz.
I employed at a local welding machine manufacture as lead of IT-Department.
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