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Re: Is it wise to buy more 38Gh/s Cubes now that their prices have dropped?
Currently I have (1) 38Gh/s Asic Miner cube and was thinking of buying 2 more units at 1/3 of the price I originally paid for my cube ($900).
3 cubes would give me 114Gh/s total network hashing for about $1500. Is this wise? With difficulty rising so quickly wouldn't a 38Gh/s unit be rendered powerless in the next 3 months?
I don't want to wait for the next gen asic units because I wouldn't receive it until April/May time frame.
Thx Chris
Where did you buy your miners?3 cubes would give me 114Gh/s total network hashing for about $1500. Is this wise? With difficulty rising so quickly wouldn't a 38Gh/s unit be rendered powerless in the next 3 months?
I don't want to wait for the next gen asic units because I wouldn't receive it until April/May time frame.
Thx Chris
Wow. I can't believe I haven't tried to make a post here on bitcointalk yet. I guess it shows just how much I have been lurking in the background since I created my account in June of 2011.
Like everyone else, I wish I had invested in Bitcoin when I started reading about it here in the summer of 2011. At one point I had mined over 3BTC but donated it away when it was worth around $1/BTC to help support a torrent site. Silly me. Oh well. It wasn't until early fall of 2013 when a friend of mine told me Bitcoin was up to $100 did I start looking at it seriously. However, I felt it was too risky and still didn't buy in. Here we are now in 2014 and I still have yet to "buy" any Bitcoin.
My current BTC holdings are somewhere between 0.5 and 1 BTC (been mining altcoins for about a month now with 2 R9 290s).
I'm looking forward to seeing what the future holds for Bitcoin. I'm definitely on this train for the long haul
Like everyone else, I wish I had invested in Bitcoin when I started reading about it here in the summer of 2011. At one point I had mined over 3BTC but donated it away when it was worth around $1/BTC to help support a torrent site. Silly me. Oh well. It wasn't until early fall of 2013 when a friend of mine told me Bitcoin was up to $100 did I start looking at it seriously. However, I felt it was too risky and still didn't buy in. Here we are now in 2014 and I still have yet to "buy" any Bitcoin.
My current BTC holdings are somewhere between 0.5 and 1 BTC (been mining altcoins for about a month now with 2 R9 290s).
I'm looking forward to seeing what the future holds for Bitcoin. I'm definitely on this train for the long haul
ouch you had a chance at $1/btc found out it increased to$100/btc and still dint get any... what made you originally join?
Hi all,
English ins't my native language so im sorry for spech mystake.
I'm new on bitcointalk, i´ve been following this website to see some posts since i started care about crypto currencies some moths ago...
So i have like 300USD to use in some cryptocurrencies
I dont want to buy Litecoins nor Bitcoins or other of this currencies with a high price.
I want other currencies that are under 1USD right now, wich in future could be at 5-10USD or something like that.
I want to use it in multiple cryptocurrencies, like 50USD for NXT 50 for NET...etc
If you have this money for with this conditions what you will do?
Thanks and sorry for my bad english
Worldcoins Digitalcoin and Netcoins are pretty cheap English ins't my native language so im sorry for spech mystake.
I'm new on bitcointalk, i´ve been following this website to see some posts since i started care about crypto currencies some moths ago...
So i have like 300USD to use in some cryptocurrencies
I dont want to buy Litecoins nor Bitcoins or other of this currencies with a high price.
I want other currencies that are under 1USD right now, wich in future could be at 5-10USD or something like that.
I want to use it in multiple cryptocurrencies, like 50USD for NXT 50 for NET...etc
If you have this money for with this conditions what you will do?
Thanks and sorry for my bad english