Quote from: VoskCoin on February 17, 2021, 01:48:56 PM

Quote from: Lmaooo on February 15, 2021, 11:37:03 AM

Hi Vosk,

I really enjoy watching your videos on YouTube. The reality is solar is not a good source of power for mining crypto.
cryptocurrency mining hardware consumes a huge amount of electricity simultaneously nonstop 24/7.

Imagine the power consumption for a small mining farm with only 20 miners for btc and eth miners

10 BTC miners | S19 Pro 110 TH/s (3250W x 10 = 32,500W)
10 ETH Miners | A10 Pro 720 MH/s (1300W x 10 = 13,000W)

Total = 45,500W (how many solar panels can produce such power for 24 hours?)

thus, cheap grid power is always the best option. I wanted to build my crypto mining farm for years but my country Nigeria has no stable power.
I think the best idea for me is to move to where I can get cheap electricity such as $0.03 kw/h (in countries like Qatar, Kuwait, or Oman).

Conclusion:
solar is not an option
move to where to can get cheap electricity
cryptocurrency is here to stay, this is just the beginning

Appreciate your support, especially on here lol

I think you make a great point, and moving to cheap grid power would certainly be the most effective way -- my solar mining farm build plan isn't the most cost effective or efficient path, it's simply the path I want to go and I'm confident that eventually, it would all pay off and then some. Regardless I'll continue documenting the whole journey on YouTube for better and worse Cheesy

I burn ~10,000 kwh a month right now w/ less than 10 rigs running so will definitely need A LOT of panels for anything noteworthy lol

Lol, glad to meet you here Vosk!
Mining cryptocurrency is always my dream from day one.
It's really fun to have all the gadgets put together to mine cryptocurrency.
But if you were born in a country such as mine (Nigeria), you can only watch crypto mining videos on YouTube (if you have the data).
Still dreaming of a day when am going to have my own mining farm full of PandaMiners, A11 Pro 2100 MH/s, and Linzhi Pheonix 2600 MH/s

That day, my dream come true.
And my wife would know my engineering degree has a purpose.