Quote from: kingcolex on September 01, 2015, 03:58:36 PM

Quote from: d57heinz on September 01, 2015, 03:54:34 PM

Quote from: kingcolex on September 01, 2015, 03:19:50 PM

Quote from: wicks on September 01, 2015, 03:04:26 PM

What is the roi with current difficulty for S7?

If difficulty somehow stayed the exact same we are looking at 268 days roi @ 10c/kwh and 50$ shipping, in all reality it though at minimum 3% dif increase per adjustment there is no roi.

I am going to have to agree on this one.. because by the next btc halving they are going to have to come with a new miner to keep things alive.. Thus forcing you to either dump the machine for next to nothing as most seen with ltc that you get burnt with the fake pump before halving.(Many bought miners Zues miners at that thinking they would be profitable.. or even paid crazy price for titans). Be interesting to see if it gets the great pump or if investors hold back knowing they will lose half there investment with one dump.. Risky for sure..

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d57heinz

Well we did see a rise of over 100% in litecoin leading up to the halving that could have easily been the readjusting for price, it was steady around 1.30$ before July and rose and is currently steady right around 2.80 and keeps tipping on 3$, so maybe Bitcoin will go through a phase like this too but still the bitcoin you pay (8btc) will never earn 8 btc.

Or the doubling of efficiency drops the price by half. Hard to say for sure.. The reason i say this is youd would think it would be the opposite.. For whatever reason it seems to spook people the more machines that come online. Youd think that the miners would hold more since they have to pay less in power but it seems they just like to pocket the extra cash.. I admit myself i sell most of my btc but i have always saved 10 % even tho since i started mining it has dropped 200%. I can imagine that if we see a rally around having that many that got burnt from mtgox days would cash out.. or those that paid 500 and up a pc

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d57heinz