Quote from: Outhue on May 05, 2025, 06:41:18 AM

Quote from: BitSean on January 28, 2025, 08:47:04 AM

I’m considering adding an S21 Pro to my home mining setup, but I’m hesitant due to the high electricity costs here in Ireland. I’m worried the earnings might just cover the electricity bill. My other option is to go for an S21e XP Hydro and host it instead. Any suggestions?

Must you buy and run a Bitcoin miner? I don't know why people are making it seem like a do or due thing when it's actually not, Bitcoin mining is not a must but the passive income side have affected many thinking they could get away with anything, Bitcoin mining isn't luck related unless you are a solo miner with very cheap electricity.

Bitcoin mining requires full math before venturing into the business, in your case OP don't try it, and please stop trying to full yourself. You have the clear answer but you don't want to accept it.

I said this because it's clear you knew that electricity isn't cheap in your country but you want someone to confuse you, it's all math, do some calculations, it's best you use the money to buy some Bitcoin and hold it, then go back to your daily life.

I have already written that mining should be tried if there is a great desire. You can buy an ASIC in Ireland and after a month of mining tell other cryptocurrency miners in Ireland about the advantages of ASIC mining and sell your ASIC. And when the buyer starts talking badly about ASIC and mining, you should explain to him that he will not get rid of the ASIC in this way