[WTK] Want To Know - Is there a way you can earn passive income with your powerful pc?

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I have a powerful pc, is there a way it can make money by connecting it on internet.
I dont want to hear cpu mining as a suggestion.
It has 32 cores and 64 Threads with 64GB of RAM which can be increased to 128GB ram.
Can I rent it online or something? Any ideas?
 
What was the intended purpose of the PC? Rigs like that aren’t cheap so you probably had some use for it?
 
What was the intended purpose of the PC? Rigs like that aren’t cheap so you probably had some use for it?
Yes I bought it for rendering but I dont have projects anymore so want to rent it out or make money via it online, thats why asking for ideas.
 
I dont have any good ideas i can give you, especially if you want passive.

But i find this interesting.

How about you find a popular game, then find a way to bot it to collect gold or whatever, and then sell the gold.

Having such a strog computer you can probably scale by botting with multiple accounts and so increase the amount of gold or whatever you generate per day/week/month.

Aftet youre set and botting, the only thing you have to do is sell what you collect, and keep an eye on your botting to make sure it continues to work as exprcted.

So its not passive as you asked, but it can be a passive-ish thing to do.
 
You have decent P.C to do gameplay videos on youtube. Test newly launched games after they just got released for public awareness.
 
I dont have any good ideas i can give you, especially if you want passive.

But i find this interesting.

How about you find a popular game, then find a way to bot it to collect gold or whatever, and then sell the gold.

Having such a strog computer you can probably scale by botting with multiple accounts and so increase the amount of gold or whatever you generate per day/week/month.

Aftet youre set and botting, the only thing you have to do is sell what you collect, and keep an eye on your botting to make sure it continues to work as exprcted.

So its not passive as you asked, but it can be a passive-ish thing to do.
this idea is really good but i want to learn this stuff, any references?
 
this idea is really good but i want to learn this stuff, any references?

If you can learn it somewhere, everybody can learn it somewhere. If everybody can learn it somewhere, everybody is already doing it. If everybody is already doing it, there's too many people doing it, so it's very difficult and there's a lot of competition and the margins are too small.

hahaha

Just google man. Google and forums and blogs. But if we're talking games, I would imagine there's only so many games out there that people play online and that A Lot of people play and where you can trade gold or other artifacts between players. I don't know, you gonna have to research yourself, I'm not into this stuff, I just find it interesting.
 
Many things such as you could make a serious killing with something like Scrapebox such as get a giant amount of Expired domains then sell them all the time more less.
 
Yes, you can do cryptocurrency mining!

But here's the secret: mine only cryptocurrencies that just got released.

So, let’s say, in a year, a hundred cryptocurrencies got released that you can mine with your very powerful computer.

Why does this make sense?

Well, when a new crypto gets released, very few people are mining it, so it doesn’t take long for you to generate coins with your PC.

Even if your PC is relatively weak compared to dedicated mining rigs, it wouldn't matter—there are still not enough installations of the software for the blockchains powering the different alternative coins that you are mining.

Now, the only drawback to this is that you have to mine coins that have their own blockchain.

If you're going to be mining Ethereum-derived coins, that's going to be a problem because you're still mining Ethereum, and there are tons of people mining the Ethereum network.

So focus on dedicated blockchains and set a limit.

So, let’s say, 10,000 or 100,000 coins, and then you stop, and then you install another software for another coin, and you keep repeating the process.

Now, how does this convert your electricity bill into cash?

Well, let’s get the unpleasant stuff out of the way first: most of the coins that you will be mining will remain worthless—that's just the nature of the beast.

You're going to have to absorb that loss; this is, after all, a gamble.

The good news is, depending on how the global cryptocurrency market evolves within the span of a year, some of the coins that you have mined will be worth something.

In fact, some of them can go up by a lot!

So if you mine enough coins, and you spread your risk far and wide through diversification, enough would increase in value by so much that you not only break even, but you actually turn a profit.

Now, the key is to keep mining the successful ones so your assets grow in value even more.

Eventually, you’ll be mining only the ones that have a good chance of continuously increasing in value.
 
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