I just cannot see this "mining getting in crowds" happening. Whenever I talk about mining to anyone, they just see it like some kind of next level pyramid scheme 
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The people just really don't want to put money in something they don't understand. An average human from a random street cannot figure out what to do if you give him/her components to build a fully operational 6 GPU mining rig.
Also, median pay is just too little in some countries to really save up/risk for mining rigs and also try to keep your family well fed.
Greetings from across the gulf, Estonia!
. The people just really don't want to put money in something they don't understand. An average human from a random street cannot figure out what to do if you give him/her components to build a fully operational 6 GPU mining rig.
Also, median pay is just too little in some countries to really save up/risk for mining rigs and also try to keep your family well fed.
Greetings from across the gulf, Estonia!
Cheers! I visit Tallinn on regular basis, I truly love the city!
Now that I have Estonian involved, I need to ask: what is your electricity cost?
Because in case of setting up mining company, Estonia is definately better compared to Finland. Hell, I am allready Estonian e-citizen!
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Tigel
The lowest price for electricity a regular person can get his/her hands-on is around 0.08 eur/kWh
. When you set up your mining farm near the power plant, the electricity is really cheap (the electricity-networking fee gets deducted from elec.price, so final price is somewhere under 0.04 eur/kWh).But Finland does have bigger paychecks compared to Estonia
!Nice to hear that you like Tallinn!
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Just 1h ago I was watching documentary, and reason why You guys like Estonia and Talinn...hundreds of Finland people, even women, carrying
as much vodka as they can (looked like 10-15 liters per person)
And we, Estonians, get ours from Latvia as much vodka as they can (looked like 10-15 liters per person)
. Like booze is cheap here but in Latvia, it's almost free 
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