Dear Senior/knowledgeable/very experienced miners, could I gain your thoughts please...
Please kindly bestow any information you would you kindly help in as much depth as
possible with this question as I require more than just yes/no :
Is it really worth it as an individual these days given all the mining farms and their
power, to achieve solo results? it's just I'm
genuinely curious about the realistic potential of the individual miner gaining positively?
thoughts please?
Many thanks in advance.
Maybe
Maybe not.
First off what is your power cost?
If 6 cents a kwatt you can split mine.
Ie point most of you hashrate to a pool like viabtc.com
point a small fraction to cksolo.org
if you earn 1 dollar a day at viabtc,com
that dollar can cover the loss at the solo pool.
It is not easy to make a profit mining any btc at this moment.
a higher very loud s19 pro cost 2000 usd or more it burns 75 kwatts a day. at 6 cents a kwatt that is $4.50 cost it will earn 6 dollars a day at viabtc.com $1.50 daily profit if you have six cent power.
point a cheap low power miner to solo.ckpool.org
the Apollo
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5340015.0or use a modded s9 with 1 hash board. use braiins software. it will burn 10 kwatts a day or 60 cents.
so 1.50-.60 = 90 cent daily profit and a shot to hit a block on the solo pool.
you need 6 cent a kwatt power cost.
you need 240 volt power.
you spend about 2000 s19 pro
you spend about 100 s9
cost 2100
about 2200 days later (7 years) you could break even.
of course if the modded s9 hits a block you will profit.
Most people do not have 6 cent a kwatt power. 10-22 cent is more common.
In the usa most do not have 240 volt power.