Topic: what is ROI (Read 1316 times)
Well thats what term that mining calculators use, so it just kinda stuck
Do you calculate ROI in days ? or in money?
If you are talking about "how long will I get back my investment?", the answer is usually called "payback period" or simply "payback".
I refer to it as breakeven period.
Well, that makes sense as well.
Return on investment which can be time, money or effort
Do you calculate ROI in days ? or in money?
If you are talking about "how long will I get back my investment?", the answer is usually called "payback period" or simply "payback".
I refer to it as breakeven period.
Do you calculate ROI in days ? or in money?
If you are talking about "how long will I get back my investment?", the answer is usually called "payback period" or simply "payback".
learned just now.
Do you add your initial investment to your ROI ? For ex. :
1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
Mate, honestly: How it can be 110%?1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
If you buy a miner for 100$ and after all you have 110$ in your pocket...is that more then double for you?
Well my profit from this investment would be 10$. I wasn't sure what roi represents.
Do you calculate ROI in days ? or in money?
return on investment (%) = (Net profit / Investment) × 100
So in your case return on investment (%) = (Net profit 10$ / Investment 100$) × 100 = 10% or 10$ ROI.
Do you add your initial investment to your ROI ? For ex. :
1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
Mate, honestly: How it can be 110%?1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
If you buy a miner for 100$ and after all you have 110$ in your pocket...is that more then double for you?
Well my profit from this investment would be 10$. I wasn't sure what roi represents.
Do you calculate ROI in days ? or in money?
Guys you don't need 10 posts in the same thread explaining the same thing. If you see that someone has already answered ( especially when there are 10 of them ) there's no point posting the same shit again. It's just spam.
Though actually there are two quite different definitions being proposed here:
1. Return ON Investment - the classical definition, and in my view the correct one, in other words, how much will I get back for a given investment (in a defined timescale)
vs
2. Return OF Investment - widely used here to mean will I get back the money I invest, and (by implication) when?
This post makes the question very clear to me, thank you very much.
Do you add your initial investment to your ROI ? For ex. :
1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
Mate, honestly: How it can be 110%?1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
If you buy a miner for 100$ and after all you have 110$ in your pocket...is that more then double for you?
Do you add your initial investment to your ROI ? For ex. :
1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
1.But 1 gpu with 100 $
2.Mine with it 30$
3.Sell for 80$
Your ROI is now 110%/110$ ? Or is it just 30$ ?
Guys you don't need 10 posts in the same thread explaining the same thing. If you see that someone has already answered ( especially when there are 10 of them ) there's no point posting the same shit again. It's just spam.
Though actually there are two quite different definitions being proposed here:
1. Return ON Investment - the classical definition, and in my view the correct one, in other words, how much will I get back for a given investment (in a defined timescale)
vs
2. Return OF Investment - widely used here to mean will I get back the money I invest, and (by implication) when?
Guys you don't need 10 posts in the same thread explaining the same thing. If you see that someone has already answered ( especially when there are 10 of them ) there's no point posting the same shit again. It's just spam.
Though actually there are two quite different definitions being proposed here:
1. Return ON Investment - the classical definition, and in my view the correct one, in other words, how much will I get back for a given investment (in a defined timescale)
vs
2. Return OF Investment - widely used here to mean will I get back the money I invest, and (by implication) when?
Like many posters already mentioned ROI =Return on investment. Before doing any business frist thing you have to check is ROI.
I wanted to chime in too, but basically everything said is right. Basically its "if i invest xxx amount of money yyy amount is what I recieve". Its measured in percentage usually with return/principle.
ROI is the full form of (Return on investment). Is the concept of an investment of some resource yielding a benefit to the investor.
Guys you don't need 10 posts in the same thread explaining the same thing. If you see that someone has already answered ( especially when there are 10 of them ) there's no point posting the same shit again. It's just spam.
ok thanks anyone no the average ROI for mining bitcoins
The average ROI for mining bitcoins has been negative for more than a year now, i.e. most people have lost money. Generally, the reason is that the difficulty has risen quickly and most people paid more for their mining equipment than it has mined.
Return of investment it is.
Though as gilletto pointed out, (and I tried to) most people here say RoI when they actually mean "break even".
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