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Topic: Newbie wanting to get into mining. Needs help! - page 3. (Read 1738 times)

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Hey, i too just started diving into this whole bitcoin thing, and I found cloud mining to be a good start for me.
I currently have contracts at eobot and genesis-mining, but i didnt invest that much, since you'll never know if they're going to be there tomorrow. Even though those two seem to be trustworthy, bitcoin world is fast moving.
If you are interestet in that:
Ref link:
https://www.eobot.com/new.aspx?referid=311968
Non-ref:
eobot.com

Non-ref:
genesis-mining.com
Use this code when ordern to get a discount of 2.5%
J6owHx
Note: This is a referral code and it will give me a bonus too, if you use it.

Before ordering anything you should check out how you like the sites, the fees, the pros and cons. Google their names + review and read multiple articles about them.

Thats another thing i strongly recommend when thinking about using a site for anything bitcoin related.
Google its name + review or "scam?". Dont rely on one review.
Also use this forum, it will provide you with a ton of info.

And for the last part: Invest only what you can afford to lose.

I was mining on eobot too for a while, but DONT buy a contract there, the fees are insane.
For ghs 2.0 the fee is like 60%+
and for ghs 3.0 the price is just too high and i think its already a 40% fee.
Its only good to mine altcoins with your asic miner. Im mining GRC there.

I dont have experience about the other sites.
newbie
Activity: 7
Merit: 0
Hey, i too just started diving into this whole bitcoin thing, and I found cloud mining to be a good start for me.
I currently have contracts at eobot and genesis-mining, but i didnt invest that much, since you'll never know if they're going to be there tomorrow. Even though those two seem to be trustworthy, bitcoin world is fast moving.
If you are interestet in that:
Ref link:
https://www.eobot.com/new.aspx?referid=311968
Non-ref:
eobot.com

Non-ref:
genesis-mining.com
Use this code when ordern to get a discount of 2.5%
J6owHx
Note: This is a referral code and it will give me a bonus too, if you use it.

Before ordering anything you should check out how you like the sites, the fees, the pros and cons. Google their names + review and read multiple articles about them.

Thats another thing i strongly recommend when thinking about using a site for anything bitcoin related.
Google its name + review or "scam?". Dont rely on one review.
Also use this forum, it will provide you with a ton of info.

And for the last part: Invest only what you can afford to lose.
full member
Activity: 243
Merit: 100
Hey Smiley

I was in the same situation.
You need a lot more money to invest if you want to make profit. (in my opinion)
The problem are the electricity costs. If you mine at home you need a good miner with less w/ghs
I recommend trading, buy 1 btc.. sell them with profit.

I lost a lot money in doing useless mining Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Hi all, I've recently did some research about bitcoin and am interested in actually starting to mine. Thing is I'm quite confused about the Wallet and Joining pools and using mining software.
My Desktop won't be able to provide that much power to get optimal power to mine. I'm wondering what can possibly get me the best results with only investing 300-450$ to begin with. All I know is that Asic mining gear is best for the situation. If you guys can help me with setting up my wallet and to pair it with my mining software then possibly lead me to the right direction in gear for a beginner that'd be great! I know I'm asking alot, but I know no one who does this kind of stuff.

Thanks a ton! I hope to hear a response  Cheesy
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