Virtual Mining Corp. started taking orders for its equipment in July, with one recent purchase reaching $140,000, Chief Executive Officer Kenneth Slaughter said.
“We are starting to do a lot of big sales,” said Slaughter, who is also mining Bitcoins."
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Some of the reader's comments are flippin' hilarious!
2 days ago
Rookies are missing the big picture. It's really all in your systems processing power but more importantly, getting into a solid pool. Successful mining is more or less an extension of your social efforts which is, in many cases, the most difficult task associated with mining or "miners" specifically. Expensive/elaborate hardware is an option but very unnecessary. Simple open source platforms such as a Gizmosphere kit are all over the market so just buy a few of those and chain them. You then have a cheap but robust system however, you can't buy yourself into a reliable pool so that is where you'll find yourself grinding away.
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