/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58039812
bearish.

>>58039812
>$3/day profit
i'll be rich beyond my wildest dreams, after i've paid off the hardware

>"back in craze"
Stopped reading

i rather mine monero.

>>58039812
>R9 7950X
>Zen 4
Throw an article writer from the tallest window in your city

>>58039812
yawn

>>58039907
but consider this
600 of them
600 x 3
$1800 a day

>>58039907
parking not even 10K in bonds gets you more yield

>>58040130
yeah but mined crypto is worth a lot more. its trackless fresh money you printed yourself. and crypto is harder than fiat. options are kinda endless when you get that block reward.

>>58040130
So mining is 20x more profitable?

>>58040099
wow not even a million dollars a year. might as well go work at mcdonalds

>>58039812
>Wednesday

>>58040099
600x500$
Wait you need to invest $300k first ?

g-guys

>>58040188
lol
>>58040212
you are speculating on mass adoption. Crapto isn't "cool" anymore. Its 15 year old tech with no use case beside gambling

>qubic
>rhymes with rubic
This reminds me of rubic spammers in 2021. Might grab a bag, the memes seem to line up.

>>58039907
>>58040130

>>58040783
So? Where is the demand for your digital pogs coming from? For now the price in dollar has largely been a function of currency inflation. Are you just trying to create artificial scarcity by "holding" them in an attempt at a planned economy

>>58039812
I Have a 7950x. Electricity is like $0.40/kwh here though.

>>58040349
but consider this
1200 of them
1200 x 3
$3600 a day

>>58039812
what about 5950x? Can I use it for mining?

>>58039812
Wake me up when its really back in the craze like ETH days (10$ a day with ROI of40days)

>>58040917
How much will 1200 mining rigs cost? How much for business premise rental, fitting psu's out etc cost?

if you're into mining check arbius.ai
>POW in which the GPUs work power a decentralized AI instead of useless math problems.

>>58040005
That's what you mine Monero with. 7950x is holy grail of Monero mining vs money you put into it.

Sui stack?

>>58040445
>getting in debt to build a minning rig @ highest
I know women are dumb, but come on.

>>58040389
This is most people who get into mining:
>>58040445
I've rarely met someone that factors in all costs and hash rate growth. It's a sad glimpse of mankind.
You should have seen the chia racks people dumped 10-100k on, most of em had not even a shot at paying off the hardware. Then most of them start losing on electric as difficulty increases and try to sell their baby for what they think its worth rather than the market rate.

Qubic is revolutionary as fug so it's not surprising. The only surprising thing is how few people still know about it

when was mining profitable last?
i mean just some goober with like 3 gpus and not a literal warehouse full of them

>>58041792
before eth went pos

>>58041780
What's exactly revolutionary about anything in your jpg?