tom_wallet

I really like miningpoolstats, gives all the details you’d need and more. https://miningpoolstats.stream/bitcoin

Just a heads up, this pool we are developing is a joint project with another forum member.

Right now, everything's solo on a pool that's still being worked on.

So, Pi3 has 10 Compac F's at 3.75Th/s. Pi2 has 15 Compac F's at 5.7Th/s and so on. With S19s, I could hit around 1.88Ph/s soon.

Right now, I'm running 40 Compac F's and 9x 2 Pacs on a private pool. I use CK's and Kano's as backups. No R909s yet, but I have several Apollo BTCs and a growing army of S19 Pros.

You have no idea how hyped I was when I saw my wallet balance for the first time!

They say it happens, even a blind squirrel finds a nut sometimes.

I actually hit a block with 9 Compac F sticks on my HP Omen PC... so yeah, just a regular Windows rig with some USB miners.

Yeah, I agree. It would help if they showed the miner actually working with a known pool for validation. Without that, it’s just talk. Seems kinda sketchy to me... What do you guys think? Am I being too skeptical?

But I gotta say, the LuckyMiners are just Bitaxe knock-offs. Quality control is really spotty on those.

I see that... leaning towards Whatsminer myself. They look more reliable and take up less space.

I knew a guy who used solar to mine. Wonder what he’s gonna do about this tax. It’s tough to run on just solar unless he’s hooked up to the grid.

Totally, USB miners can find blocks. I hit a block once on a pool with 9 USB units. If you go solo, just make sure your node is well connected to the network.

So the first one was billed at 14:27 and I paid by 15:04 but they said it expired? How is that even fair?

You might wanna try asicminervalue.com, but some say its accuracy is kinda questionable.

Yeah, but returning for warranty can be a nightmare. I’ve heard they take forever to send your repaired units back. It’s like they don’t realize how frustrating that is. It’s almost like they’ve turned the whole silicon…

You must be looking at one of their containers. Check out their Telegram; they post some awesome infrastructure pics and are growing fast. They’re not the biggest but definitely expanding.

DelMarvaBlockchain might not be the cheapest energy-wise, but I’ve had a great experience with them. Honest and friendly customer service right from the start.

I relied on it often too. If you need, I can host it for you on my VPS.

Kano, That’s awesome info, thanks a lot!