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So many folks think they’re traders just because they want the profits without the skills to back it up. It’s way better to hold onto Bitcoin than to trade without knowing what you’re doing.

Yeah, it makes sense to go with ASICs. Everyone seems to be leaning that way, so if you need help, it’s easier to find support and repairs.

That’s an interesting thought, though. Why do you think faulty miners are still sold? I mean, do people actually buy them despite the bad rep?

If all these business owners, like taxi or hotel operators, rely on customer satisfaction to make money, are they really self-employed? Seems like true self-employment is for those making profits without needing…

Banks are businesses. They need profits. If crypto continues to grow, banks will want a piece of that pie.

I get that, but it’s not just about fixing things when they go wrong. Investing in good quality equipment from the start saves you a ton of maintenance hassle later.

Maintaining mining equipment is super important to avoid unnecessary breakdowns. I've seen a lot of folks cut corners and end up regretting it later. Before we get into tips, it’s good to know what typically causes…

Thanks for that insight!

Seriously though, who wants to walk around with a bitcoin mining backpack? Plus, think about safety. You'd be a target for thieves, and don’t even get me started on back pain.

What does manipulation mean for liquidity or volatility? Less manipulation means less liquidity? Or is it the opposite?

How do you guys decide what to trade with so many crypto pairs? Do you stick with BTCUSDT or do you mix it up? If you do mix, how do you pick?

Before jumping into mining bitcoins, it’s smart to look at the economy in your country. It can totally change your decision to either mine or just buy and hold.

Adding windows is clever, but don’t forget about humidity. It can really mess with your hardware if you’re not careful.

I've seen a lot of debates about whether getting used mining gear is better than brand new. Honestly, I can't wrap my head around how anyone can seriously think that unless they're short on cash. If you've got the funds…

I get that, but honestly, most comments here are from folks who probably haven’t even touched mining gear. There was a more informative thread somewhere around here... I'll try to dig it up. But yeah, OP, it’s a tough…

Seems like we're moving into a time when employers care less about degrees and more about actual skills. Is the education system failing us, or is it just the way the job market's changing? I'd love to hear, if you were…

Thinking about diving into Bitcoin mining in 2025? Should one stick with it or just walk away? What’s your take on this, especially considering today’s market?

Good point. Just be careful, though. There are people who’ll try to exploit your curiosity and might not have your best interests at heart. Always do your own research.

That tweet reflects one perspective. If it was truly a get-rich-quick scheme, wouldn’t more traders be rich? Many struggle for years without real profits.

You can trust your friend’s advice or think he’s just trying to hold you back. If mining solo was such a flop, why do people still do it? Might be worth exploring yourself, but hey, it could end badly too.