Topic: How to be A Good Miner (Read 434 times)
If you want to be a good miner you have to spend mire time learning and educating yourself on how to become a crypto miner. Read more blogs, watch more videos and engage in any crypto mining communities. Start to mine with the cheapest miner and learn from it.continue learning until you master it.
As others have already posted you will do much better financially if you just buy bitcoin instead of buying hardware. Profit margins for mining have been shrinking and difficult has kept rising the past year even though the price falls.h
You are always better off just buying the coins instead of purchasing mining hardware.
this is wrong, how is it more profitable to have bought bitcoin for 10k instead of buying a few miners ? also the price can go in side-ways market for ages, mining generate constant coins, hodling generate constant blood pressure.
this pretty much depends on many factors, different for everyone, but the exact statement of yours is very wrong to say the least.
Why not diversify? Half on bitcoin, half on miners? Miners do need to be replaced, either by failure or obsolescence. Of course it makes no sense if your electricity is expensive that you end wasting more than earning.
Placing all your eggs in a single basket might sound attractive but the risk increases...
You are always better off just buying the coins instead of purchasing mining hardware.
this is wrong, how is it more profitable to have bought bitcoin for 10k instead of buying a few miners ? also the price can go in side-ways market for ages, mining generate constant coins, hodling generate constant blood pressure.
this pretty much depends on many factors, different for everyone, but the exact statement of yours is very wrong to say the least.
Mining itself is nothing complicated. You always choose what you want mining and what algo. By doing this, you select a miner and create a .bat file.
In it is the address, name, password, algo, and so on. This is the basis for GPU mining. If you need details, there is no problem.
I've been searching on the internet, but i'm looking at the BCT, too.
In it is the address, name, password, algo, and so on. This is the basis for GPU mining. If you need details, there is no problem.
I've been searching on the internet, but i'm looking at the BCT, too.
The increase in the price of a coin will certainly impact the rising level of difficulty. Because many miners will switch to the crypto, even ASIC can also be included in it. There are three ways to choose mining pools that are often used and very profitable, including:
1. Single Coin Mining Pool, usually used to mine certain types of coins. Higher GPU hashrate like NVidia 1070 or 1080ti, this pool is very profitable.
2. Next is IPOMining, this pool is preferably new or low crypto which has not reached the peak price. Usually miners here are very few and the level of difficulty is still low. Coins from these mines can later be used to maximize profits by exchanging them into BTC, ETH, or saving until the price rises.
3. Multipool, is a pool that provides a mining platform. This platform allows miners to selectively mine crypto based on the highest profitability in real time.
1. Single Coin Mining Pool, usually used to mine certain types of coins. Higher GPU hashrate like NVidia 1070 or 1080ti, this pool is very profitable.
2. Next is IPOMining, this pool is preferably new or low crypto which has not reached the peak price. Usually miners here are very few and the level of difficulty is still low. Coins from these mines can later be used to maximize profits by exchanging them into BTC, ETH, or saving until the price rises.
3. Multipool, is a pool that provides a mining platform. This platform allows miners to selectively mine crypto based on the highest profitability in real time.
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If you are wanting to start mining here is what you need...and what you need to know
This is written for home miners/small farms, but can be used as a guideline for most operations. Use this post as a reference for what you need to research, or what questions you need to ask before jumping in.
This is written for home miners/small farms, but can be used as a guideline for most operations. Use this post as a reference for what you need to research, or what questions you need to ask before jumping in.
Always nice to see some of my advice being passed along.
OP I'd definitely follow the quoted post. I wrote up that guide based on my experience to help others with questions such as yourself.
Apart from that the best advice I can give is don't dawdle on deciding how to proceed. Once you have done the research either go in or go another route. The longer you wait the less accurate all of your research is. Right now is a good time to get in assuming your situation is suitable. There is good gear on for a decent price for BTC right now. Here is a list of current competitive hardware
The best example I can give is that I got really interested in GPU mining October of 2017, took me until January to decide I was going to go for it, and by that time my costs nearly doubled to get set up. Not to mention the shipping delays.
Best of luck figuring out how to proceed
It comes down to electricity costs. Currently anything above 0.07 kWh is probably not worth it. If you DO have cheap electricity, its simply a matter of purchasing an asic, plug it into a 200v~240v circuit (those are usually found for clothes dryer or air conditioner) and give it internet via lan cable, configure it like you would a router, and mine away. Taking into account the things are VERY LOUD, so you need to find ways to quiet it down if there is people living nearby.
You can get an used S9 asic miner for about $200 nowdays.
Larger operations are another matter entirely, but at least this will get you started.
Remember, without cheap electricity it is not worth it. Unless bitcoin price climbs up.
You can get an used S9 asic miner for about $200 nowdays.
Larger operations are another matter entirely, but at least this will get you started.
Remember, without cheap electricity it is not worth it. Unless bitcoin price climbs up.
Have you considered mining now, like did you calculate the profitability? Right now mining will result in a loss unless you have an electricity source and a lot of machines.
After you read everything, finish setting up your mining rig, and joining a mining pool you should remember the key to profiting from mining is your cryptocurrencies mined having a greater value than your expenses. A lot of people have shutdown their mining operations including big mining farms as what you will be earning is highly dependent on the current market price you have mined. That is why even though the mining difficulty has becoming easier lately still miners are still on a stop on their operations as the market prices right now couldn't catch up to their expenses.
The GPU mining scene still looks pretty bleak even if you've got free or near-free electrical rates as EIP 1234 eventually becomes active and Ethereum mining rewards start dropping; this is likely going to cause GPU mining as a whole to become much less profitable as miners switch to other chains that will also soon rise in hashpower and difficulty.
If you've got near-free electrical rates and you're also looking into mining some BTC, WhatsMiner currently has a sale on their M3 and M3X (click on either bold word for a link to the Whatsminer store) SHA256 ASICs for $50 and $75 respectively. Both units do use around 1.8-2kW of electricity each and don't have great efficiency, but the price-to-hashrate value of these machines is better than what you can get with other machines currently unless you can work out a deal for S9s or a newer Avalon ASIC.
If you've got near-free electrical rates and you're also looking into mining some BTC, WhatsMiner currently has a sale on their M3 and M3X (click on either bold word for a link to the Whatsminer store) SHA256 ASICs for $50 and $75 respectively. Both units do use around 1.8-2kW of electricity each and don't have great efficiency, but the price-to-hashrate value of these machines is better than what you can get with other machines currently unless you can work out a deal for S9s or a newer Avalon ASIC.
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Hi mate, now days, it’s not exactly too profitable to do mining due to various reasons, but if you still want to do it then there are some pretty solid ways to do mining. Try out Cryptolinks, here you get every Crypto details you want, but for you try this https://cryptolinks.com/how-to-mine-bitcoin , as this is the topic you are wanting to know about, I am sure you will LOVE it. Have a nice day, thanks
In fact, you can rent the computing power first, experience it, and if it is feasible, buy a mining machine.
It's a whole lot more difficult than that,a whole lot of considerations have to be put in before mining can even be feasible.Computing power required to mine is enormous,i do not know in what manner you intend to rent it,but it would still cost so much, even in an area with a fairly cheap electricity cost.
Obtaining mining hardware,setting up the rig,and the rest, a whole lot of finance goes into mining,and if one lacks it, it's a no go area
I want to learn clearly that how to do mining.
How to be A Good Miner
You want learn basics. But i will tell you about beign a good miner. How to be A Good Miner
Good miner plans ahead, good miner knows what he is doing, how to achieve it and if it will profit him in what period of time.
Good miners invest big, earn big and won't share much about their know-how for free or even to anyone because their knowledge is priceless (how to produce money
)Even such miners as Bitmain could be a fool. They invested in developing hardware for altcoins, and that was a huge mistake.
Hi. Start from here: https://medium.com/@cryptoweek/mining-101-a-step-by-step-guide-to-starting-your-own-profitable-mining-operation-6e154cd01a3d. It gives a good overview of cryptocurrency mining, how to go about mining and how to do it profitably.
As a newbie in mining, the best first step is to learn the basic terminology in blockchain, cryptocurrency and crypto mining that you could easily found using Google. Learn just the basic and start your own simple mining rig just to experienced what you've learned. From that day by day you'll grow theoretically and actually. Read read and ask to learn new things.
This might be the best time to get into mining, because a lot of the old miners are selling their rigs now. The prices of most Crypto currencies are so low now, that some miners in some countries with expensive electricity are shutting down their rigs and some are even abandoning the scene.
If you live in a country where you have access to cheap electricity, then you might pick up very cheap mining hardware now. Do your homework, before you get into mining, because it is very technical with some very thin profit margins.
If you live in a country where you have access to cheap electricity, then you might pick up very cheap mining hardware now. Do your homework, before you get into mining, because it is very technical with some very thin profit margins.
Being a good miner depends on how you perceive the market even in such conditions facing right now. Most miners mine at a loss. But there are still many people who are still mining. I feel this is a matter of having faith in the crypto market as a miner.
Looking at it a miner is technically making history as well speak. Last time I checked there only 1% of the world is in crypto. If this is the issue. The miners are few of the lucky ones still making history.
Don’t put your life savings in this and hope to have a huge boom. Take it slow happiness comes with some suffering involved
If you want to get to mining. First decide if you want to miner bitcoin or Alt coins and this should depend on the amount of power, space, and price of electricity in your area.
After you decide that. On YouTube there are many people who are mining and putting out some information about mining ALT coins and BTC.
Your account on this website is valuable so use it to gain info from the ALT mining section and BTC mining section.
Looking at it a miner is technically making history as well speak. Last time I checked there only 1% of the world is in crypto. If this is the issue. The miners are few of the lucky ones still making history.
Don’t put your life savings in this and hope to have a huge boom. Take it slow happiness comes with some suffering involved
If you want to get to mining. First decide if you want to miner bitcoin or Alt coins and this should depend on the amount of power, space, and price of electricity in your area.
After you decide that. On YouTube there are many people who are mining and putting out some information about mining ALT coins and BTC.
Your account on this website is valuable so use it to gain info from the ALT mining section and BTC mining section.
You are always better off just buying the coins instead of purchasing mining hardware.
This is almost always true, and for most people, buying crypto and holding the coins or doing some trading is the best option for making money from cryptocurrency, though mining does also have its merits and can be profitable for some people (especially those with cheap electrical rates). Difficulty generally makes mining profitability calculators relatively inaccurate past a month or two, though that doesn't mean a mining calculator is useless. The Bitcoin mining boards are good places to start if you're looking more into Bitcoin mining, whereas the Altcoin mining board is a good place to start if you're looking to mine coins like ETH and anything that's not Bitcoin. The mods are relatively strict about where your posts and threads are located, so try not to post about altcoin mining in the Bitcoin mining boards and vice versa (though I find the Bitcoin mining board is significantly more moderated than Altcoin mining board).
Mining Speculation's a good board if you're looking to discuss upcoming Bitcoin mining gear or future difficulty adjustments, etc.
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