Spondoolies miners' OPEX cost is low CAPEX is high when you compare them to Bitmain.
The selection is due to the place you are going to mine and your capital.
Why do not you buy a Bitmain and a Spondoolies miner and compare them yourself?
Topic: spondoolies mining device (SP35 YUKON), is it really profitable project ? (Read 3067 times)
August 06, 2015, 03:20:01 PM
August 05, 2015, 12:08:32 PM
When I did some calculations for my electricity costs, the bitmain s5 was the most efficient miner I could find. Last I saw in their store, they are only selling these used. I get the impression that the s7 will come out really soon. You might want to wait for that. The general consensus seems to be that it will not be a disruptive device but only incrementally better than the s5. But when it comes out you might be able to get s5's for cheaper, or the numbers might make sense to get the s7, or s3's might be priced good, etc.
I've seen multiple reports of Bitmain replying to user when they ask "when will be the next generation released". The current target seem to be that Bitmain will make an announcement at some point in late September.
So personally i am buying at the moment since i figured i have at least 1.5-2 months of stability for getting a return on my purchase. With the return i can make in 2 months, the units are almost half repaid and at this point i am not worried about the miners devaluating that much.
guys .........
thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
You're welcome, feel fee to continue posting about your mining adventure here, i will be glad to be of further assistance!
August 04, 2015, 03:43:53 PM
Neglect electricity cost? You realize that 4 of these units burn 14.6kWh? At $0.10 cost, that's $35.04 a day, or $1065.80 a month. Somebody's going to notice . Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.
. Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.jonnybravo0311, thank you so much for your great reply
using your example i found the profit didn't exceed 8% monthly. and for the devices cost will back in 12 months
finally i want your opinion for SP20 device , it is available or not ?
thank you so much
guys .........
thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
Glad to help. thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
August 04, 2015, 03:14:07 PM
guys .........
thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
thank you so much , VirosaGITS , jonnybravo0311, jeannemadrigal2 for your support and for this great discussion
August 04, 2015, 11:49:06 AM
When I did some calculations for my electricity costs, the bitmain s5 was the most efficient miner I could find. Last I saw in their store, they are only selling these used. I get the impression that the s7 will come out really soon. You might want to wait for that. The general consensus seems to be that it will not be a disruptive device but only incrementally better than the s5. But when it comes out you might be able to get s5's for cheaper, or the numbers might make sense to get the s7, or s3's might be priced good, etc.
August 04, 2015, 11:41:02 AM
Neglect electricity cost? You realize that 4 of these units burn 14.6kWh? At $0.10 cost, that's $35.04 a day, or $1065.80 a month. Somebody's going to notice . Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.
. Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.jonnybravo0311, thank you so much for your great reply
using your example i found the profit didn't exceed 8% monthly. and for the devices cost will back in 12 months
finally i want your opinion for SP20 device , it is available or not ?
thank you so much
Yes that reply properly answer the question you directed to me. However i am not sure what you are basing your numbers on. You can't base your math on the out of stock old retail price. You'd need to obtain them from resellers or get used hardware. The profit could be more or less.
The SP20/SP20e is perhaps more available to you than the SP35. For starter it is a slightly better choice for home usage. It is a bit less noisy and fit more easily on a home powergrid. However as with, i believe, everything from SP, they are out of stock and it all depend on your acquisition price from reseller, mostly likely used hardware.
I recommend you at least run "your math" on this hardware for actual current values;
https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150725135246063Xsvs9J9J06AE
And then maybe we can discuss this further.
August 04, 2015, 10:51:47 AM
Neglect electricity cost? You realize that 4 of these units burn 14.6kWh? At $0.10 cost, that's $35.04 a day, or $1065.80 a month. Somebody's going to notice . Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.
. Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.jonnybravo0311, thank you so much for your great reply
using your example i found the profit didn't exceed 8% monthly. and for the devices cost will back in 12 months
finally i want your opinion for SP20 device , it is available or not ?
thank you so much
August 04, 2015, 10:33:45 AM
Neglect electricity cost? You realize that 4 of these units burn 14.6kWh? At $0.10 cost, that's $35.04 a day, or $1065.80 a month. Somebody's going to notice . Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly.
. Let's say that each unit gets the advertised 5.5TH/s. That's 22TH/s total. At current exchange rates and difficulty, you're looking at expectations of about $59.50 a day. Subtract out any power costs and that's your net daily profit. Using my example, that's $24.46 a day. You need to realize that as the network difficulty adjusts, and the exchange rate moves up and down, your profit will adjust accordingly. August 04, 2015, 10:25:37 AM
Hello, what do you mean by "project"? Buying a single one? What is your electricity cost?
Technicalities aside, it is not a hugely efficient miner, specs note 0.66w/gh. So if you're somehow about to get the unit at a good $/gh, then maybe it would be profitable, assuming you have cheap enough electricity.
You would need 240v and power cables(i believe).
Official video guide; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK6bmm3OerI
I do not think its a viable unit for house mining, seem more like a unit for large deployments.
Technicalities aside, it is not a hugely efficient miner, specs note 0.66w/gh. So if you're somehow about to get the unit at a good $/gh, then maybe it would be profitable, assuming you have cheap enough electricity.
You would need 240v and power cables(i believe).
Official video guide; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK6bmm3OerI
I do not think its a viable unit for house mining, seem more like a unit for large deployments.
thank you so much for your reply
, i'd like to buy four devices and anyway if we neglected the electricity cost i will resume it later 
can i get profit 20% share capital monthly ?
and as you said "it is not a hugely efficient miner" that is mean the life time short for this device? or you mean the mining efficiency low?
thank you for cooperation
August 04, 2015, 10:21:30 AM
Well, you're certainly not going to get any SP35 (or any other SP-Tech product) new, since they've stopped the manufacture sale of them to consumers.
These units are nice for datacenter applications, but not for home usage. As for profit, that all depends on how much your power costs you, how much you pay for the hardware, network difficulty, where you mine and the exchange rate of BTC into whatever your local currency is.
These units are nice for datacenter applications, but not for home usage. As for profit, that all depends on how much your power costs you, how much you pay for the hardware, network difficulty, where you mine and the exchange rate of BTC into whatever your local currency is.
August 04, 2015, 10:03:29 AM
Hello, what do you mean by "project"? Buying a single one? What is your electricity cost?
Technicalities aside, it is not a hugely efficient miner, specs note 0.66w/gh. So if you're somehow about to get the unit at a good $/gh, then maybe it would be profitable, assuming you have cheap enough electricity.
You would need 240v and power cables(i believe).
Official video guide; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK6bmm3OerI
I do not think its a viable unit for house mining, seem more like a unit for large deployments.
Technicalities aside, it is not a hugely efficient miner, specs note 0.66w/gh. So if you're somehow about to get the unit at a good $/gh, then maybe it would be profitable, assuming you have cheap enough electricity.
You would need 240v and power cables(i believe).
Official video guide; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FK6bmm3OerI
I do not think its a viable unit for house mining, seem more like a unit for large deployments.
August 04, 2015, 06:42:30 AM
hello guys ,........
i'm going to setup my project ,and i thought to buy spondoolies mining device (SP35 YUKON)
i wanaa to ask is it really profitable project ?
and what is the advantages and the disadvantages for this device ?
and what is the requirement for this project ?
waiting for your experience , thank you so much for your cooperation
http://im43.gulfup.com/XbsIsp.jpg
i'm going to setup my project
,and i thought to buy spondoolies mining device (SP35 YUKON) i wanaa to ask is it really profitable project ?
and what is the advantages and the disadvantages for this device ?
and what is the requirement for this project ?
waiting for your experience , thank you so much for your cooperation
http://im43.gulfup.com/XbsIsp.jpg
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