Topic: Re: No ROI on future Mining, its a FACT! (Read 1023 times)
If you're looking to start mining with GPU / ASIC and want to set it and forget it to make profit, it's not going to happen. If you want to take the time to study markets / forums & mine different coins on a daily basis then you will ROI, perhaps more than you could ever imagine if you have the discipline to hold long.
Don't buy scrypt miners, other algos (X11, X13, NIST5...) are future.
GPU mining will stay but Scrypt ASICS are inevitable as far as scrypt mining is concerned.
Don't buy scrypt miners, other algos (X11, X13, NIST5...) are future.
Is it realistic to expect a ROI of shares in scrypt miners?
A better question would be - what is a good $/KHS rate if I'm thinking of renting miner shares?
Wouldn't it be much more profitable to mine scrypt coins in a pool compared to mining BTC in a pool?
A better question would be - what is a good $/KHS rate if I'm thinking of renting miner shares?
Wouldn't it be much more profitable to mine scrypt coins in a pool compared to mining BTC in a pool?
I assume you ask 3 question.
1) No
2) None
3) Yes, mining scrypt is more profitable because too many ASIC on BTC competing.
What? You are confusing people with all your nonsense.
Do you want to make money Yes/No
Do you have money to invest Yes/No
What hardware do you currently own?
Is this a hobby or do you need it to make lots of money?
Is it realistic to expect a ROI of shares in scrypt miners?
A better question would be - what is a good $/KHS rate if I'm thinking of renting miner shares?
Wouldn't it be much more profitable to mine scrypt coins in a pool compared to mining BTC in a pool?
A better question would be - what is a good $/KHS rate if I'm thinking of renting miner shares?
Wouldn't it be much more profitable to mine scrypt coins in a pool compared to mining BTC in a pool?
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