Bitcoin mining

O also, people were paying huge money when bitcoin was over 1k, when it dropped down people were upset that they paid for such expensive equipment, some of it in the upwards of 10k and more depending on what your were buying and how many units. Its important to run any type of hardware purchases through the bitcoin calculator. I recently stopped mining litecoin(scypt) with my gpu rigs because it just didnt add up anymore.

It's sounding more like mining is a hobby unless you invest serious amount of hardware into the project.

but out of interest - when you say you stopped mining scrypt with your GPU rigs because it didnt add up anymore... what type of MH/s were you achieving with your rig?
 
There's lot of other running cost and not just as easy as setting up the hardware.

But I doubt you could make any real profit soon and might give up before you reap up something.
 
Anybody know about the mining companies that you can buy "penny stock" in from http://www.havelockinvestments.com ?
 
mining for bitcions

I wonder if someone has a service that lets people pay to sit ontop of anything that 1 or more computers might win for a set amount of time

na it would not work anything someone might win would be frozen and stolen kind of like what paypal does sometimes
 
If you are a solo miner then you would not reach break even, but if you are mining in a pool then you can be in a profit. Another way is to give contract to another company for mining on behalf of you


Thanks for your reply man.
I actually decided to do the sums and you are right, even with good hardware, the break-even point will never be reached.
I was basing this on a 1000 GH/S ASIC machine. Investment was only about $2,600 or something like that. But once i actually used a calculator online to predict how much i would make now and how it is likely to get more difficult, it was very evident that i would never make the money back and the equipment would be out of date the moment i buy it anyway.

It's funny you mention Litecoin - that was the next thing i was looking into. Will definitely do a bit more research on that one!

I will look into what you have said above.
Out of interest what is power consumption like? There is a myth about how much power these things chew but at the theoretical 900MH/S Im guessing we are talking a fair bit of power consumed?
 
I suggest you to involve with altcoin mining rather than BTC mining. BTC mining is almost dead. A lot of altcoin out there and some of them are profitable.
 
Greg Davis promoted a Webinar about Bitcoin mining so I would assume money can be made from it...
 
I wasn't making that money on mining ,i just made pennies
 
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