How can i sell my s9s?
Haha, I'm thinking of selling my S9 or exchanging it for few 1070s lol.
funny you mention that, I just did the math 30Th ASIC = ~30.00 a day (us), 6 1080 ti GPU = $40 a day
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January 26, 2018, 09:00:19 AM
Haha, I'm thinking of selling my S9 or exchanging it for few 1070s lol.
funny you mention that, I just did the math 30Th ASIC = ~30.00 a day (us), 6 1080 ti GPU = $40 a day
January 26, 2018, 08:48:32 AM
How can i sell my s9s?
Haha, I'm thinking of selling my S9 or exchanging it for few 1070s lol.
January 26, 2018, 07:34:44 AM
How can i sell my s9s?
January 26, 2018, 06:59:57 AM
Dancing increases the number of blocks we find. Obviously, some users haven't been doing their dance! 
And the chicken?
Actually the chicken thing started a couple of years ago when a guy said he was eating chicken when we hit several blocks in a row. So the ritual became if we needed some extra good luck during slow times we all needed to eat some chicken. It seems that the chicken eating ritual became the chicken dance along the way somehow.
Thanks for the clarification!
January 26, 2018, 04:01:03 AM
Yeah, that reminds me I need to start a batch of beer, too! 
Now that is funny to see also
January 26, 2018, 02:34:14 AM
If you guys only knew how often I get chicken at the 7-11. $4.75 cnd for what I call the three legged chicken combo with 3 potato sacks... which is 3 drumsticks, 3 wedges and a big gulp. Unfortunately for a bachelor - This is survival instincts.... Every 2 - 3 days... Its all about the convenience..
Its 12:30 am - Time to go get some chicken... I actually think they don't have any at night... hmmm... I wonder...
Why did the chicken cross the road? It was just running around the BTClock!
Maybe avoiding the chopping BTClock at the 7-11?
EDIT:
7-11 had no chicken... got a Spicy HaBTCanero Chicken at the A & W instead...
Its 12:30 am - Time to go get some chicken... I actually think they don't have any at night... hmmm... I wonder...
Why did the chicken cross the road? It was just running around the BTClock!
Maybe avoiding the chopping BTClock at the 7-11?
EDIT:
7-11 had no chicken... got a Spicy HaBTCanero Chicken at the A & W instead...
January 26, 2018, 02:23:17 AM
I don't know...this chicken reference was from July 2015...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg11890595;topicseen#msg11890595
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg11890595;topicseen#msg11890595
January 26, 2018, 12:07:19 AM
I don't know...this chicken reference was from July 2015...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg11890595;topicseen#msg11890595
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789369.msg11890595;topicseen#msg11890595
January 25, 2018, 11:14:05 PM
Yeah, that reminds me I need to start a batch of beer, too!
January 25, 2018, 11:10:10 PM
Dancing increases the number of blocks we find. Obviously, some users haven't been doing their dance!
And the chicken?
Actually the chicken thing started a couple of years ago when a guy said he was eating chicken when we hit several blocks in a row. So the ritual became if we needed some extra good luck during slow times we all needed to eat some chicken. It seems that the chicken eating ritual became the chicken dance along the way somehow.
I believe this was the post that started it all...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13499983
Wow! That was a blast from the past!
January 25, 2018, 10:22:37 PM
Dancing increases the number of blocks we find. Obviously, some users haven't been doing their dance!
And the chicken?
Actually the chicken thing started a couple of years ago when a guy said he was eating chicken when we hit several blocks in a row. So the ritual became if we needed some extra good luck during slow times we all needed to eat some chicken. It seems that the chicken eating ritual became the chicken dance along the way somehow.
I believe this was the post that started it all...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13499983
January 25, 2018, 09:14:08 PM
Assuming this is accurate on the total network hashing power...
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
As long as ASIC mfg's keep pumping out new miners, this will keep happening. They have turned it into an arms race and you have to keep buying more to keep pace.https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
Alarmists have been sounding the death knell for mining and about how unprofitable mining is and will be every time a new generation of miner comes out. They keep using the same argument that you're better off to buy and hodl BTC instead of purchasing new miners. Somehow, miraculously, BTC has managed to keep pace in through increased interest and rising prices. Somehow us miners are still churning out a profit, though you have to keep adding to your hashrate if you want to keep pace.
January 25, 2018, 08:30:24 PM
The JP node just disappeared off the net (20:17 UTC)
I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
There's been a repeat performance at 20:57 UTC I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
JP is still dead at the moment, I'll update this post when it's alive again.
This time it's an 'upstream' issue that's being followed up, hopefully no more network dropouts - there's been none since then.
First SG, now JP ... any chance of a new node in Asia, Kano san?
JP seems to have had a few problems, but not at the same level, so it's still where it is for now ...
January 25, 2018, 07:53:00 PM
January 25, 2018, 07:19:47 PM
The JP node just disappeared off the net (20:17 UTC)
I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
There's been a repeat performance at 20:57 UTC I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
JP is still dead at the moment, I'll update this post when it's alive again.
This time it's an 'upstream' issue that's being followed up, hopefully no more network dropouts - there's been none since then.
First SG, now JP ... any chance of a new node in Asia, Kano san?
January 25, 2018, 05:37:19 PM
Assuming this is accurate on the total network hashing power...
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
If you believe in $BTC rising in the next few years, you continue to run the miners. If you can't afford to because you're constantly selling BTC to pay for upkeep/electricity/hosting, then maybe it's time to move on. Just my two cents...you can still make bank off selling the s9's.
I'm with Rifleman, I'm sticking with it. I'm running 4 at the moment and I'm hoping to financially hold onto all the BTC I can. If you get in a bind and you need to dump those S9's holler at your boy! I'd even take that janky one that keeps dropping out. (at least we fixed the reboot issue together!)
I'm not hurting or having to take any out to pay bills since I'd prefer to let it ride in BTC and some other coins I believe in... That being said when my 4th arrives I'll have to commit to my power upgrade from 100 amp box to 200 amp. Was planning on running 3-220V circuits into the spare bedroom where they are now powered by extension cords running throughout the house (on circuits I know are 20 amp and don't get used). That means another $3000-3500 for the work out-of-pocket.
That one that drops occasionally runs better than my other 2 when it is running but the reboot through Awesome Miner is on top of it and gets it back on track in under 5 minutes. Strange that it will go a week with no issue and then need a kick sometimes 2 days in a row. Chips never go to X's and heat not an issue it just stops hashing on 1 to 2 boards and a reboot is like nothing ever happened.
There's just a portion of me that's new and nervous and another that is unwilling to stop or give up. Hard to tell which I should listen to. Even thought about selling the 4th to pay for power upgrade but they're so hard to get and I bought all 4 of them for $1415 each before they raised the price. Hard to give it up especially since it just adds to what I can make if I continue.
Hate to even admit that I tried Forex trading as well because I could program trading strategies into Meta Trader... Should have got out of that way sooner than I did lol
January 25, 2018, 05:17:57 PM
Assuming this is accurate on the total network hashing power...
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
If you believe in $BTC rising in the next few years, you continue to run the miners. If you can't afford to because you're constantly selling BTC to pay for upkeep/electricity/hosting, then maybe it's time to move on. Just my two cents...you can still make bank off selling the s9's.
I'm with Rifleman, I'm sticking with it. I'm running 4 at the moment and I'm hoping to financially hold onto all the BTC I can. If you get in a bind and you need to dump those S9's holler at your boy! I'd even take that janky one that keeps dropping out. (at least we fixed the reboot issue together!)
I used to sell half of what I mined, and kept the other half. Bought buncha NEO with it. Now I gotta sell like 90% of what I mine lol. I'm working on my own project and not working a paying job at all. I do believe in Blockchain tech and in Bitcoin. And I know the value of these will be off the roofs in the next few years, and I hope my project will be done by then. Damn
Well, mine on! Thanks guys.
January 25, 2018, 04:57:56 PM
Assuming this is accurate on the total network hashing power...
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
If you believe in $BTC rising in the next few years, you continue to run the miners. If you can't afford to because you're constantly selling BTC to pay for upkeep/electricity/hosting, then maybe it's time to move on. Just my two cents...you can still make bank off selling the s9's.
I'm with Rifleman, I'm sticking with it. I'm running 4 at the moment and I'm hoping to financially hold onto all the BTC I can. If you get in a bind and you need to dump those S9's holler at your boy! I'd even take that janky one that keeps dropping out. (at least we fixed the reboot issue together!)
January 25, 2018, 04:57:07 PM
Assuming this is accurate on the total network hashing power...
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
https://btc.com/stats/diff
On 1/10/2017 it was 2.41 Eh/s
On 1/13/2018 it was 15.95 Eh/s (562% gain)
On 1/24/2018 it was 18.63 Eh/s (17% gain in 11 days)
So my question being that I'm concerned how quickly my 40.5 Th/s will even be worth running. As pools grow profits are spread thinner and difficulty rises. Maybe someone who's been doing this longer than me could offer some insight? Truly just looking for some feedback but these numbers kind of startled me.
Edit: I'm not panicking, just looking for solid experience from those who've been doing this a lot longer than I have. I'm still pretty new to this (11/2017).
BTC.com is my go-to to check stats as well. Better than Blockchain imo. I'm not panicking, but this much of a diff is definitely not what I was expecting. Only 2 good news is keeping me relaxed, 1 being Koreans now getting back into crypto legally, 2 being Lightning Network now live. But then, Koreans getting back into crypto trading makes me think I should sell my miner (if I can find a buyer) and buy buncha ICX or XRP (I don't even like XRP). And also, if Lightning Network gets "mass adoption", what the hell are we miners gonna mine for..?
January 25, 2018, 04:54:15 PM
The JP node just disappeared off the net (20:17 UTC)
I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
There's been a repeat performance at 20:57 UTC I'm awaiting the provider to sort it out.
Edit: it 'reappeared' at 20:25 ... will wait and see if it is OK before assuming all is fine ...
Everyone mining to JP will have now reconnected but will take up to 5 minutes to fail back.
JP is still dead at the moment, I'll update this post when it's alive again.
This time it's an 'upstream' issue that's being followed up, hopefully no more network dropouts - there's been none since then.
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