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Yeah, Bitmain is one of the top dogs, but there are others like BitFury and ViaBTC running major operations globally. They have tons of data centers and pump out coins regularly. But I’ve gotta ask, do these companies…

So the Antminer S21 Hyd has 335Th and the S21 Pro hits 234Th. I saw that the review mentioned they share the same chips, but the boards differ and that changes how many chips each has. Check out these links for more…

True but without cheap electricity, all that other stuff doesn’t matter. Russia had it good with low rates, but now with conflicts and transformer issues, they’re clamping down on miners. If they catch you, your gear is…

Using heat and sunlight is key! If you use solar power, you can cover costs for mining and other needs.

The US might have cash for military bases everywhere, but it seems like they can’t spare anything to secure the border.

Check this out guys, this site has all the info on the latest models. Just remember, the top-tier machines usually go to big companies first, so be wary of buying from sketchy middlemen. Stick to what’s been out since…

So I just saw that GoMining partnered with Jacob & Co to launch this pricey watch and mining rig combo. Only 100 of them and it's 40 grand each... crazy right?

Plus, those pumps can eat up a lot of power. It’s not a straightforward process.

Right, ‘dustbin energy’ comes from burning trash. Volcano energy is geothermal way different.

Right? I mean, what’s the cost going to be after the next halving? If they can keep it cheap, that’s great!

Exactly. Other countries have been using this tech for ages. Bukele is just trying to grab headlines.

Just saw that Unicoin and its top execs are in trouble with the SEC for misleading investors. Alex Konanykhin and others supposedly made fake promises about their crypto assets and stock. Crazy stuff happening in crypto…

Is using Hydro ASICs for Bitcoin a bad idea right now? I heard they have great efficiency for Ethereum and the cost per terahash is decent, but isn’t the liquid cooling kinda tricky? I’m curious about anyone’s…

Wow, if those numbers are true, electricity is super pricey for mining. It’s hard to do it in a home setting in the U.S. without being a big player to get decent rates.

Nicehash is tricky to figure out profits. Might be better to just buy crypto on an exchange. I mean, Genesis hasn't rented out their ASICs in years.

Every house has a limit on power consumption. Renting somewhere else could get pricey if you don’t have enough gear to use up the available power. I’m looking at garages too, they usually have low limits and cheaper…

Noise can be managed, but generators need constant oil changes and check-ups. If you have gas tanks, oil barrels, filters and someone to maintain it, maybe it could work.

Most household generators are designed for short-term use. Like a few hours a day max. You'll need to service them constantly. Also, do you need a permit for that gas generator?

Hasn’t anyone thought that solo mining is pretty dead at this point? The odds are so stacked against you.

Why don’t these sellers mine bitcoins themselves using ASICs then? In Russia, you can snag a few for cheap, but they’re likely in rough shape after years of use.