Topic: Where to host ASIC miners (Read 146 times)
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First know that old miners consume electricity than the hash rates they are generating. Example is the Bitmain Antminer S9 which is cheaper but consume electricity than the recent Bitmain Antminer miners like KDA Miner KA3 and S19 Pro+ Hyd which would produce better results.
In mining, the most important thing about bitcoin miners is to know the amount of electricity the miners that you want to buy are consuming. If you have done your findings and you do not have profit with the electricity to be consumed by the miner used for the calculation. If not profit, then do not mine in that area . Make more findings about areas where electricity are cheaper in your country to know if you can move there to mine if allowed.
In mining, the most important thing about bitcoin miners is to know the amount of electricity the miners that you want to buy are consuming. If you have done your findings and you do not have profit with the electricity to be consumed by the miner used for the calculation. If not profit, then do not mine in that area . Make more findings about areas where electricity are cheaper in your country to know if you can move there to mine if allowed.
Hey everyone. I'm looking to invest a good chunk into an ASIC mining setup which will be expanded regularly. Has anyone got any suggestions as to where to host them most efficiently? I'm shopping around but some cheap electricity places charge higher amounts for the actual ASICs so have much longer ROIs. Any advice welcome!
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