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  3. As the price of coins keep increasing or decreasing, so is the profitability of mining them. Both building mining rigs yourself to mine and buying cloud mining contracts are very profitable at the moment and will get you a pretty huge ROI. This is the perfect time to get into the mining scene and start building a steady income. Your ROI depends on the amount of coins you mine. I mine coins like BTC, BCH, LTC, ETH and ETC. Feel free to contact me for assistance via (victorvladimir34@gmail. com)

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  5. Not looking for your address, but what city are you in with electricity costs so low? I am in los angeles, electricity costs here are so high… we are going to retire out of california and energy costs are part of that…

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  9. I have a serious worry that this is only viable if you have access to renewable energy, e.g. Solar Panels. Wind Turbines, Geothermal, and Hydro Power. Otherwise you are just making profit for Fossil Fuel barons.

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  10. SO for someone just starting out, like me, I have 1 RX 470 4GB and I am using nicehash. I am mining about $1 per day. What can I do to make more? Would solo mining bitcoin or pool mining be better. Also, I just started 4 days ago.

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  11. Amazingly retarded…suck up energy from the grid, pay them, you get paid more…seems great now but the physical will win in the end…no power no play…no privacy…fiat.

    I much rather hug my silver gold and guns at night.

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  13. sounds like its better for me to just to stay at work an extra 8 hours and sell 1 more car and make 500 bucks then to have to do all this.. lol.. this shit seems like it is risky investment

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  14. kind of funny now watching the complexity of mining ETH compared to his forecast discussion (realizing he is not making a prediction) 0.9 ETH a week at 180 MHs would be sweet! On my ETH rig, Im generating approx 0.6 ETH at 230-240 MHs. Good overview for those who have never had to run an operational based project. Thanks again Bits Be Trippin'.

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  26. I might have missed it in the video, but why do you use an 8 month life cycle? Do the rigs burn out by then, or are they obsoleted already at that point by newer cards, etc.? Also, the link to the model file has expired the page says, do you have a newer link? Thanks for the video by the way, lots of good info, and a much more realistic portrayal of mining costs.

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  29. Your channel was what got me into mining back in 2013. A lot of the stuff I know about mining, I learnt from your channel. I am so glad you are back with new content. Awesome work on the mining farm model and Excel spreadsheet. I recently got into mining Eth and this is exactly what I was looking for. Could you tell me your bitcoin or eth address? I would like to send you some crypto 🙂

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