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Small profits at zero expense
What miner to run?
What mining pool accept to make small payments and don't take into account the "time in the pool"?
how to hide it?

>> No.4144562
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4144562

mine AEON, its like monero but you mine actually mine a decent amount instead of like .001 a day.

i should delete this post but people have helped me make money on here so i gotta pass it along

>> No.4144767

>>4144532

>What miner to run?

antminer s7-LN

>What mining pool accept to make small payments and don't take into account the "time in the pool"?

Kano pool

>how to hide it?

How to hide the miner? Good luck. They generate a shit ton of heat even if you just have one. If you have a desk by a window and can block the view of the window you can exhaust the heat outside. You're going to need some flex ducting and a vent fan (all in same section at home depot). Put the miner in an inconspicuous container (wooden filing cabinet) and drill very small holes in the front for air intake and a circular hole at the back for exhausting. Point a small fan at the front of the cabinet where the small holes are.

You also have to turn off the beeping noise that comes on when the internet connection drops or if the unit overheats. I'll let you google that.

Even if you do all this (and I'm doing it, running a few miners in a drawer) you're better off just buying bitcoin than trying to mine.

>> No.4144811

>>4144532

Not worth getting fired.

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4144924

>>4144767
>being retarded

>> No.4144966

lets run the CERN's GPU to mine Bitcoin. We could do it for 10 minutes, which will net us 1 block or 12.5 Bitcoins. 12.5 X 6.5 = $81,150 .

>> No.4145008

>>4144966
Yeah cern coz why not

>> No.4145012

>>4144532
If you dont want to bet on a coin, run nicehash. Instead of mining in a pool, people pay you in btc to utilize the algo which your videocard is most efficient in. One click miner too

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>>4144924

what's retarded about it? i do this exact setup and it works great

>> No.4145088

Has anyone considered renting a virtual private server with high CPU availability to mine?

You don't pay electricity but you have the costs of the server.

Is the margin on this razor thin?

>> No.4145130

>>4144532

Don't do it at work.

Go outside and look for hidden public power sockets with open wifi. Or power installations where you can secretly install your miner. I now a shitload of such possibilities where I live (swissland).

This way you can get legally punished but you will not loose your job.