We know that, no matter what the Bitcoin mining reward amount is, we can say that our short answer is always ASIC is J/TH and has the best efficiency in terms of good price/hashrate ratio.It's a different time for mining. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own power plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
There are small miners. We have some ideas about these in detail.

No matter amount of Bitcoin mining reward, the short answer is always ASIC with best efficiency in terms of J/TH and good price/hashrate ratio.

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It's a different time for mining now. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own energy plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
Small miners have no chance in this business. It's easier for them to buy bitcoins than to mine them.

I think that,The title of your topic immediately caught my attention. At first, I assumed it was about an incident, perhaps a fire or explosion in your mining setupSince 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.

I've been less active on this forum for a while now, thats because I developed some health issues and they don't seem to go away, not knowing that what's causing the constant break down is in my home.

Since 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.
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Bitcoin miners outside, illegal youth inside. This is a huge misconception in people's minds. Bitcoin is known to us as a gold mine. I thought they would just have arcade rooms in the basement below the mine and then use something cheap and obsolete like the Antminer S9 to mine which would be it. Most people probably only report these gambling machines because they lost money.
It might fool the police and inspectors but not anyone with a presupposition of crypto knowledge

That's a very elaborate scheme. I thought they would just have the arcade room in the basement below the miners and then use something cheap and obsolete like Antminer S9's for the mining which would be.

That would fool the police and inspectors but not anybody with an inkling of crypto knowledge

It's a very high-tech implementation but I guess I shouldn't be surprised, it's literally South Korea. There's tech everywhere. (at least in Seoul.)

We know that, no matter what the Bitcoin mining reward amount is, we can say that our short answer is always ASIC is J/TH and has the best efficiency in terms of good price/hashrate ratio.It's a different time for mining. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own power plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
There are small miners. We have some ideas about these in detail.

No matter amount of Bitcoin mining reward, the short answer is always ASIC with best efficiency in terms of J/TH and good price/hashrate ratio.

--snip--
It's a different time for mining now. Large corporations are buying lucrative contracts for electricity or building their own energy plants. More than 90% of mining costs will be electricity costs.
Large companies are also buying ASICs at big discounts.
Small miners have no chance in this business. It's easier for them to buy bitcoins than to mine them.

I think that,The title of your topic immediately caught my attention. At first, I assumed it was about an incident, perhaps a fire or explosion in your mining setupSince 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.

I've been less active on this forum for a while now, thats because I developed some health issues and they don't seem to go away, not knowing that what's causing the constant break down is in my home.

Since 2022 I've been mining Ethereum with some GPUs and when ETH mining stopped I switch to mineable platform and convert whatever I mine back to BTC, the whole set up is over 1GH and a S19 Asic miner that I connect to viabtc, this mining rig was installed in my room and the Asic miner down in a store, basement like room.
--snip--

Bitcoin miners outside, illegal youth inside. This is a huge misconception in people's minds. Bitcoin is known to us as a gold mine. I thought they would just have arcade rooms in the basement below the mine and then use something cheap and obsolete like the Antminer S9 to mine which would be it. Most people probably only report these gambling machines because they lost money.
It might fool the police and inspectors but not anyone with a presupposition of crypto knowledge

That's a very elaborate scheme. I thought they would just have the arcade room in the basement below the miners and then use something cheap and obsolete like Antminer S9's for the mining which would be.

That would fool the police and inspectors but not anybody with an inkling of crypto knowledge

It's a very high-tech implementation but I guess I shouldn't be surprised, it's literally South Korea. There's tech everywhere. (at least in Seoul.)