Re: ▄▀▄ [ICO][SAM] ▄▀▄ Swiss Alps Energy - The Smart Mining Company ▄▀▄

You mentioned that a single SAM cube can mine about 115 ETH and 19 BTC per year, how did you came to this numbers?

The first SAM Cubes have been equipped with mining rigs for the mining of ETH and Bitcoin. The SAM Cubes can be equipped with Asic or GPU miners, whereby a mixed model was chosen for SAM Unit 1. In the already functioning Unit 1 (4x2x2), 50 Asic miners are operated with a total capacity of 700 TH/s and several GPU rigs with a total capacity of 4000 MH/s. At this performance, currently about 115 ETH and 19 bitcoin are minted per year.

SAM Unit 1 would generate you 50*4k/2=100'000USD per Year. If you really mine 19 bitcoin per year you would better keep them yourself and sell them. It always seems fishy to me, selling something under the value it had, if you keep it for yourself Huh

I think its been said that actual rate is 15 BTC per year,not 19.SAM team abit overestimated.

correct but actually we are doing some test with 100 Asic Miners in a Unit One and there is a lot of new Hardware coming out (for example S11). so its almost impossible to tell a correct number of coins Sad

our second and 3 Unit Ones are running with more then 800 TH/s and that one that we have under construction should run with 1600 TH/s. we will see what happend in the future - we will try to get the maximum of ROI and actually we have rather a conservative calculation of ROI.

Bare in mind that curent prices of ETH and BTC are low compared to ath,so ROI could change dramatically.

Or It could go down,you never know with that.

Yes, we are also planning s11 miner instead of s9 to solve coming difficulties.

What difficulties are coming?

Please read about mining difficulties on google.

Here is an article on this topic

https://nulltx.com/what-is-the-mining-difficulty/

Here are some examples, I hope it will bring this concept closer Wink

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/23099/what-does-the-mining-difficulty-number-really-mean

Thanks for sharing!

This has clarified some things Wink

This really helped a lot...I was never able to understand the difficulty till now.

Interesting article and examples, thanks