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Topic: Startup Miner - Interested, but need expert knowledge. (Read 818 times)

newbie
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more you spend on mining equipment more you earn..
for ex. solo mining. search it.

You are right, but you have to know that the bigger the investment the bigger the risk is and the liquidity goes down, because if you want to sell all the hardware it will take more time to do that.  Wink
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more you spend on mining equipment more you earn..
for ex. solo mining. search it.
newbie
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Bitmain is no longer making T9s. If you are going to buy a miner from them it is an S9. There is no sense throwing money away with a USB miner.

This silly idea that bitmain is going to mine on your used hardware just needs to go away. They have literally tens of thousands of miners of theirs that arent even being put online, so why would they bother mining with your one single RMA unit?
Well when you think about it there's more than one unit being returned due to problems. I mean I don't know for sure, but just seems like a profitable idea if they're getting 100+ returns of "broken machines", but who cares either way just seems weird to me.

The only reasonable answer I would have for anyone buying a USB miner would be as a trinket. There’s little to learn about BTC mining these days as everything is plug and play and maybe a little knowledge of GUI information.

The whatsminer comes with a PSU for cheaper than the S9 iirc but it is less efficient as you just said. Depending on your electrical cost the choice is a little more difficult, but in general I’d go for the S9. Just keep in mind Bitmain’s support has been going steadily downhill and has maybe been slipping even faster in the recent months.
Okay, so do you personally mine and experience these difficulties with Bitmain? I'm just curious to hear from miner's experiences so I can account more risks before I throw money into this.
newbie
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Bitmain is no longer making T9s. If you are going to buy a miner from them it is an S9. There is no sense throwing money away with a USB miner.

This silly idea that bitmain is going to mine on your used hardware just needs to go away. They have literally tens of thousands of miners of theirs that arent even being put online, so why would they bother mining with your one single RMA unit?

I am working on some research that focuses on mining btc and was wondering how you know how many antminers bitmain actually has and why they would be offline? Also, any links you could point me to regarding bitmain and their known capabilities would be really appreciated. Cheers.
newbie
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I want to pay your attention to the fact that mining became unbearable. Constant electricity bills already cover all income, so I was looking for other opportunities to earn. I saw the Mining Now project, that allows you to earn 3% of the investment every month. Also, the project team is actively increasing production capacity, which has a positive effect on the growth of the value of investments. More information can be found at http://miningnow.online/en/blog
legendary
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Bitcoin FTW!
The only reasonable answer I would have for anyone buying a USB miner would be as a trinket. There’s little to learn about BTC mining these days as everything is plug and play and maybe a little knowledge of GUI information.

The whatsminer comes with a PSU for cheaper than the S9 iirc but it is less efficient as you just said. Depending on your electrical cost the choice is a little more difficult, but in general I’d go for the S9. Just keep in mind Bitmain’s support has been going steadily downhill and has maybe been slipping even faster in the recent months.
hero member
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Bitmain is no longer making T9s. If you are going to buy a miner from them it is an S9. There is no sense throwing money away with a USB miner.

This silly idea that bitmain is going to mine on your used hardware just needs to go away. They have literally tens of thousands of miners of theirs that arent even being put online, so why would they bother mining with your one single RMA unit?
newbie
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Hello folks!


I'm trying to expand into cryptocurrency further than buying coins and storing them for long periods of time. I'm expecting to invest around $75 for a USB this week and get to know the layout, I've dealt with Cent OS, but don't think this will be exactly the same (idk?). Will it even be worth the purchase or should I just wait for the next Antminer S9 drop and grab one of those? I've heard they break frequently and you have to ship back which imo makes me think they use them for a bit until returning "fixed". My plan was get one, and then if that goes good for around two months grab another 5-6 miners.

I've also seen these Antminer T9's, but I've noticed a couple posts stating it's release was Sept, but from my looks on their site it says "Coming Soon" on the buy button. Should I even bother with this miner, and has it been released or has it been delayed?

Another option I'm interested in is the Whatsminer M3 that's about to come out. The only downside is the ROI with the amount of electricity used, so for that reason I'd prefer getting the T9.


Please any information is helpful. Thanks for your info.
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