how to mine btc
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BloodyNinja
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It's too late to mine btc already. Mine doge, so rich much popular
multicolouredhat
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I cannot post links here as I am new but here's your answer
(bitcointalk) . (org)
The main Bitcoin discussion forum, includes subforums for technical support, mining, development and economics.Lots of threads in it to help you.
(bitcointalk) . (org)
The main Bitcoin discussion forum, includes subforums for technical support, mining, development and economics.Lots of threads in it to help you.
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Tyrion Lannister
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There are many coins to mine, you want to pick the newer ones before the block reward reaches the halving point.
You also need the hardware. Do you have 5+ top end graphics card ready?
You also need the hardware. Do you have 5+ top end graphics card ready?
You can mine bitcoins! However you will have a huge start up cost.
Right now the only way to make money mining bitcoin is to mine using a ASIC. Heck, even then you might just make your ROI back and that's about it. They just cost a lot of money and there are tons of scams going on. Check Ebay to see how high the prices are on good ASICs
Like others have said look into mining a different coin based on Scrypt. Any of those coins will be ASIC resistant (for the moment) and dont require a huge amount of capital. Also, its a somewhat volatile market, so don't invest what your not willing to lose.
Right now the only way to make money mining bitcoin is to mine using a ASIC. Heck, even then you might just make your ROI back and that's about it. They just cost a lot of money and there are tons of scams going on. Check Ebay to see how high the prices are on good ASICs
Like others have said look into mining a different coin based on Scrypt. Any of those coins will be ASIC resistant (for the moment) and dont require a huge amount of capital. Also, its a somewhat volatile market, so don't invest what your not willing to lose.
davidzweber9
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I just started mining on the web & have made 0.00000008 so far. I do have top Nvidia cards, although I'm not sure how to set it up. Any other Crytocurrencies accepted by major/online trusted retailers? Overstock started accepted bitcoin.
well first off as you can see from previous replies in this forum, the cost of the hardware is a lot. secondly, i've read a lot of reports about your ENERGY BILL going through the roof due to how much work your computer will be doing just to mine that .0000000001 of a bitcoin.
is it worth it? that's up to you, seeing as how the bitcoin rain shot up these past few months, it might be worth it but consider all the variables before jumping in. mining bitcoins is not a "no-investment" venture
is it worth it? that's up to you, seeing as how the bitcoin rain shot up these past few months, it might be worth it but consider all the variables before jumping in. mining bitcoins is not a "no-investment" venture
Jeff Bezos
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Where can I get a super computer for $10k? I'd be buying one right now if that was possible.
myinternetempire
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Normally there are three ways of Bitcoin mining. You can start solo mining or you can join a pool and other one is cloud mining. I suggest you not to involve in BTC mining.
You could try sites like these and earn bitcoin for doing small tasks, way easier than mining http://bitcoinreward.net/ is highest paying one I know the rest are faucets, you can search google for "bitcoin faucet" but you have to put in alot of time to collect from each one for such a small reward.
myinternetempire
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What kind of task I have to complete on this site? How much I can make from this site?