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swagkiller69

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Quote from: bitkokos2 on February 20, 2016, 11:44:01 AM

I have 3 gawminer fury which are the same as your blizzards. They are quite fine.
Just stop using your GPU unless electricity is free where you are.
You can also try mining ETH with your GPU. I read it worths it but never tried it.

What do you mine with those? Also, how much do you make /day in $?

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I have 3 gawminer fury which are the same as your blizzards. They are quite fine.
Just stop using your GPU unless electricity is free where you are.
You can also try mining ETH with your GPU. I read it worths it but never tried it.

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Quote from: leowonderful on February 19, 2016, 07:37:53 AM

Quote from: swagkiller69 on February 19, 2016, 06:42:00 AM

Quote from: hardtime on February 19, 2016, 12:03:09 AM

Not even worth it anymore man, best way is to go and buy it if you can on some of the top sites such as (Paxful, Circle, Coinbase) and then go ahead and buy them. Most cloud mining is just a complete scam too so thats a waste of time and money on your part. You could go ahead and try your luck, but the electricity would probably cost more in your area.

I had 3 dollars spare which I put into BitMain's hashnest a few months back and it seems to be running reliably, I have been stung my many the cloud operations so I'm not dropping big on these anymore, but HashNest is run by and maintained as far as I know by BitMain, and I don't see them doing anything dodgy anytime soon

Truly, hashnest was designed to be more of a trading platform than a mining platform. Most people on there get bitcoin not from cloud mining, but from buying and selling when the time is right. Hashnest, as of now, is not worth using. S5's will never ROI unless you redeem one and pay over what the miner is worth for customs. Their shipping is crap unless you redeem in bulk. S7s are also dead because they will never ROI.

To be honest I prefer this, rather then them trying to give us unrealistic figures they can't meet and having to shut down they're being honest, but I respect what they do
So some people suggested using exchanges to make money, as far as I knew it was a really unreliable way to make any sort of income as it can and very frequently changes in a way which makes it harder to get your money back? If I'm misinformed and someone can update me that'd be great Cheesy

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Quote from: swagkiller69 on February 19, 2016, 06:42:00 AM

Quote from: hardtime on February 19, 2016, 12:03:09 AM

Not even worth it anymore man, best way is to go and buy it if you can on some of the top sites such as (Paxful, Circle, Coinbase) and then go ahead and buy them. Most cloud mining is just a complete scam too so thats a waste of time and money on your part. You could go ahead and try your luck, but the electricity would probably cost more in your area.

I had 3 dollars spare which I put into BitMain's hashnest a few months back and it seems to be running reliably, I have been stung my many the cloud operations so I'm not dropping big on these anymore, but HashNest is run by and maintained as far as I know by BitMain, and I don't see them doing anything dodgy anytime soon

Truly, hashnest was designed to be more of a trading platform than a mining platform. Most people on there get bitcoin not from cloud mining, but from buying and selling when the time is right. Hashnest, as of now, is not worth using. S5's will never ROI unless you redeem one and pay over what the miner is worth for customs. Their shipping is crap unless you redeem in bulk. S7s are also dead because they will never ROI.

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Quote from: hardtime on February 19, 2016, 12:03:09 AM

Not even worth it anymore man, best way is to go and buy it if you can on some of the top sites such as (Paxful, Circle, Coinbase) and then go ahead and buy them. Most cloud mining is just a complete scam too so thats a waste of time and money on your part. You could go ahead and try your luck, but the electricity would probably cost more in your area.

I had 3 dollars spare which I put into BitMain's hashnest a few months back and it seems to be running reliably, I have been stung my many the cloud operations so I'm not dropping big on these anymore, but HashNest is run by and maintained as far as I know by BitMain, and I don't see them doing anything dodgy anytime soon

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Quote from: notlist3d on February 19, 2016, 12:47:12 AM

It's not worth it as others said on mining with GPU's just to much cost and not enough income (assuming your power is not free). The crazy thing is depending on algo you can get a USB stick that chances are beat's your GPU on speed - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asicpuppynet-terminus-moonlander-2-2pacs-in-stock-btcltcethbch-612390

That is a link to the FutureBit Moonlander. If your wanting to learn or mine scrypt just for fun I would get one of it and go that route. These on the high side can go higher then those little zeus (not by a ton but a little).

But with what you have now use the two zeus and just give your gpu a rest I would say.

Thanks for your help
I see that the FutureBit Moonlanders were originally 89$, which is quite expensive given their low power, and the thread seems really bare and their website times out when I try to visit it, what's their price nowadays and would it increase my daily income? Since my primary interest is having coins just into my wallet to spend without having to loose my identity by having to purchase them and inevitably provide credentials

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It's not worth it as others said on mining with GPU's just to much cost and not enough income (assuming your power is not free). The crazy thing is depending on algo you can get a USB stick that chances are beat's your GPU on speed - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asicpuppynet-terminus-moonlander-2-2pacs-in-stock-btcltcethbch-612390

That is a link to the FutureBit Moonlander. If your wanting to learn or mine scrypt just for fun I would get one of it and go that route. These on the high side can go higher then those little zeus (not by a ton but a little).

But with what you have now use the two zeus and just give your gpu a rest I would say.

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What ever one is telling is absolutely correct, because now their are so many miners and mining is very difficult to break through, as their is electricity cost, maintenance expenses. which will give more loss then profit. Trading is also a good work , where you can earn profit.

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Not even worth it anymore man, best way is to go and buy it if you can on some of the top sites such as (Paxful, Circle, Coinbase) and then go ahead and buy them. Most cloud mining is just a complete scam too so thats a waste of time and money on your part. You could go ahead and try your luck, but the electricity would probably cost more in your area.

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dont even try gpu mining. As for the zeus, they arent profitable. You can't OC them either because their clock is already pretty high. Mining is dead for the most part, just go trade or something; even signature campaigns are faster. Overall I would stop if you didnt have a s7 or avalon 6 miner for btc. Scrypt is dead for now because all asics right now use too much power to proft at 0.1$/kwh. Unless your elec is super cheap, I beg, stop.

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Hi friends;
I have 2x Zeus blizzards 1.3mh, and 2 gaming computers which can generates these speeds each;
http://puu.sh/ncYHX/6803919d02.png
At the moment, with everything mining I can get about 0.50$ a day in total using nicehash, which is fine but I wanted to know if there's an easier way; So far I've enjoyed nicehash because it's simple to just start the mining and receive the cash in bitcoins directly to my wallet. What I was interested in is if there's any better sites to use, I remember coinmine.pw and it was amazing until it went down.. That sure taught me to withdraw after I mined there for a couple months without doing so.
I'm happy to pay for some online mining power to mine for me, but I'm interested in mining this way because I can't be identified by just mining coins to my wallet, but if I buy them I can.
Any suggestions?

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