Hi I'm Llamaboi

[Llamaboi]

Hello I am Llamaboi. I am big into cryptocurrencies and would love to help anyone out if they are interested in learning about blockchain or anything in that area. I specialize in speculative mining through cloud computing, but I have extensive knowledge with technical analysis and also how different protocols operate. I started my cryptocurrency journey in november of 2017 when I sold my CounterStrike: Global Offensive skins for Bitcoin. While this initial investment was not as profitable as I had hoped, I ended up with over 80,000% profit through some very unknown (but very legal) methods.

I am looking to get into SMM, SEO, and just internet marketing as a whole. I'm working on my growing brand right now and over the next few years.

 

[Coastline17]

Welcome mate! I'm into crypto very much as well!

Any ERC20 tokens you'd suggest one gets into at the moment?

I just set up FaucetCollector and am hoping to turn a profit haha

What's your niche for your emerging business? If ya dont mind. Ya dont have to answer.

 

[Tipitip]

Welcome to BHW. As a person who don’t know about blockchain and cryptocurrency I’m looking forward to read your future posts about them.

 

[Llamaboi]

Welcome mate! I'm into crypto very much as well!

Any ERC20 tokens you'd suggest one gets into at the moment?

I just set up FaucetCollector and am hoping to turn a profit haha

What's your niche for your emerging business? If ya dont mind. Ya dont have to answer.

I'm not a big fan of any ERC20 tokens. Platforms and Privacy coins are what I think have the most potential over the next bull run, aside from the super hyped up token here and there. I'm a big fan of PirateChain as a privacy coin because they utilize zk-SNARKs (zero-knowledge proofs) which means they are automatically better than Monero. Zcash also uses zk-SNARKs, but the privacy is optional which means that their anonymity set is much smaller. PirateChain is 100% privacy by default which means that almost all coins are in shielded addresses. Halving is in February, so I'm excited to see where February takes me.

The brand that I'm growing is just an outdoor apparel brand, but I'm hoping to do a lot of SEO and influencer partnerships. Most of my competition completely disregards SEO.

 

[James2774]

Hey I just learned about mining last night cloud wise anyway.
Cryptonoras ring a bell?
Apparently you can pay a subscription, but any thoughts on how to do it best cloud wise?

Id love to put some money into it and I guess the idea is to keep reinvesting what you mine so its a long term game, I also am setting up a big referal group for it so I plan to get at least 100 people referred to mine as well, I see cryptonoras I can get 10%.
Not sure if thats on initial investment or on whats mined, but love to hear thoughts thanks

 

[Llamaboi]

Hey I just learned about mining last night cloud wise anyway.
Cryptonoras ring a bell?
Apparently you can pay a subscription, but any thoughts on how to do it best cloud wise?

Id love to put some money into it and I guess the idea is to keep reinvesting what you mine so its a long term game, I also am setting up a big referal group for it so I plan to get at least 100 people referred to mine as well, I see cryptonoras I can get 10%.
Not sure if thats on initial investment or on whats mined, but love to hear thoughts thanks

Websites like Cryptonoras are not very trustworthy. If a website is asking for you to deposit on to their website I'd generally stay away unless it is a very reputable site.
In Cryptonoras's mining plan section, the profitability is way off which makes me think that it could be a scam. For example, if you do the 10BTC plan that supposedly gives you 250TH/s, the total profit per year should be around 1.66 BTC. Cryptonoras's website, though, says that you'll mine 16 BTC. Very suspicious.

When I say cloud computing I mean that I personally rent out mining machines for a certain amount of time from Nicehash. Nicehash is very reputable and you can deposit/withdraw funds freely without ever locking them up. It's essentially an exchange for hashpower. People with mining rigs can direct their rig to Nicehash where people will pay them to rent their rig.

A more reputable "Cloud mining" site would be Genesis Mining. Their projected revenue is much more realistic, but I still wouldn't put money into it. I may be writing an EBook in the future with my speculative mining method.

 

[James2774]

Websites like Cryptonoras are not very trustworthy. If a website is asking for you to deposit on to their website I'd generally stay away unless it is a very reputable site.
In Cryptonoras's mining plan section, the profitability is way off which makes me think that it could be a scam. For example, if you do the 10BTC plan that supposedly gives you 250TH/s, the total profit per year should be around 1.66 BTC. Cryptonoras's website, though, says that you'll mine 16 BTC. Very suspicious.

When I say cloud computing I mean that I personally rent out mining machines for a certain amount of time from Nicehash. Nicehash is very reputable and you can deposit/withdraw funds freely without ever locking them up. It's essentially an exchange for hashpower. People with mining rigs can direct their rig to Nicehash where people will pay them to rent their rig.

A more reputable "Cloud mining" site would be Genesis Mining. Their projected revenue is much more realistic, but I still wouldn't put money into it. I may be writing an EBook in the future with my speculative mining method.

Thank you for the reply, is nicehash worth renting out you think?
Why would they rent their rig if they could just reap the btc mined? Seems off to me

 

[Llamaboi]

Thank you for the reply, is nicehash worth renting out you think?
Why would they rent their rig if they could just reap the btc mined? Seems off to me

A lot of times the rate that people rent at on nicehash is higher than the average rate. The trick is to find the right projects to mine. Bitcoin is very difficult to mine while newer projects can have much higher rewards.