Topic: The Dilemma of a Novice Miner (Read 156 times)
Bravo!Bravo! Who can else advertise iceriver miners so beautifully? Good luck and dont forget reply here after 12months later.
2200Usdt per day sounds amazing, but keep in mind that it will fall dramatically in the next weeks and you have no chance to mine a other coin with this miner.
Think back to the Antminer A3 for Sia coin, this made hundreds of dollars the first week, after 1 or 2 months it dropped under 1 dollar. Same happens with the first Dash miner D3. Buy an KS0 for under $1000 so you can´t loose much, all other is a gamble.
Think back to the Antminer A3 for Sia coin, this made hundreds of dollars the first week, after 1 or 2 months it dropped under 1 dollar. Same happens with the first Dash miner D3. Buy an KS0 for under $1000 so you can´t loose much, all other is a gamble.
For many beginners, mining seems like an enticing world to explore. Recently, I have also developed an interest in cryptocurrency mining, particularly in Bitcoin mining. With my remarkably low electricity costs, it appears to be a promising opportunity for me.
Amid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
i would suggesting take asic antminer latest hydro series, and mine bch or btc instead ks3 which is wont go long to coup your investment.Amid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
when you bought this miner as you get the device the difficulty should already jump and profit go to realita
The Iceriver KS3 miner is not compatible with Bitcoin mining. Bitcoin uses a different algorithm called SHA-256, which requires different hardware and software. The Iceriver KS3 miner can only mine Kaspa (KAS), which is a relatively new and unknown cryptocurrency that has very low market value and liquidity. According to CoinMarketCap, as of this writing, one KAS is worth $0.03802 USD, and the total market cap of KAS is $756,995,505 USD. Do what you will with that info and good luck!
For many beginners, mining seems like an enticing world to explore. Recently, I have also developed an interest in cryptocurrency mining, particularly in Bitcoin mining. With my remarkably low electricity costs, it appears to be a promising opportunity for me.
Amid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
Read a lot of useful thoughts in this thread, I do not want to repeat my postsAmid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/risks-of-purchasing-ks3-miner-that-is-currently-with-a-daily-reward-of-2200usdt-5459393
You and wanxsb have the same thoughts
These ASICs are not for bitcoin mining, but for Kaspa coin mining. Probably the topic will be transferred to altcoin mining.
there is unmineable which will pay you out in whatever crypto u want so u could mine kas and get payed in btc
The Antminer KS3 is hashing KHeavyHash algo, not sha256d. You won't mine BTC or any other sha256d coin with this ASIC.
You could always mine some KHeavyHash's coins and convert them in BTC, but you still would'nt mine Bitcoin in this way. If you are really interested by talking about the Antminer KS3, you should open a topic in the Altcoin mining board of the forum.
You could always mine some KHeavyHash's coins and convert them in BTC, but you still would'nt mine Bitcoin in this way. If you are really interested by talking about the Antminer KS3, you should open a topic in the Altcoin mining board of the forum.
dont let greed cloud your judgement, if your just starting out with mining or ASIC mining at that go with some cheap BTC miner maybe even S9 since you have cheap electrical, just so you get a taste of what your getting into and if you like it well now you have some experience and if you dont like it well you didnt buy a 30k miner. just my 2 sats.
For many beginners, mining seems like an enticing world to explore. Recently, I have also developed an interest in cryptocurrency mining, particularly in Bitcoin mining. With my remarkably low electricity costs, it appears to be a promising opportunity for me.
Amid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
Amid various discussions, I came across the Iceriver series of miners, and the KS3 model, in particular, has been catching my attention. The astonishing price I found on www.asicfinder.com and the calculated daily net income left me in awe. However, as a newcomer, I am well aware that in the world of mining, risks and opportunities go hand in hand.
Through comparing mining rewards data on www.f2pool.com, I discovered that the Iceriver KS3 miner generates approximately 2100 USDT per day, while the Antminer KS3 produces about 2200 USDT. This provides me with valuable insights into the profitability of mining.
In making my decision, I have also given serious consideration to electricity costs. Given my electricity rate, I can anticipate a substantial income. Nevertheless, I still wish to calculate the actual return on investment and profitability.
During my research, I encountered some concerns about the KS3 miner. This serves as a reminder for me to remain vigilant, and I am torn between the two choices. I hope to receive valuable advice from someone who can shed light on my dilemma
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