Eth is and will remain decentralized the pos change will benefit all those who do not have expensive gpu to be able to mine it people will be able to join pools to reach the 32 eth necessary for a node and start earning interest

I like more rx 6600 vs 3060, because it get 29 MHS for 45-55w where a 3060 (lhr of course now you cannot find something else) produce 38 MHS for 115-120w

Not to mention they are cheaper

You guys are most probably right,it is still mining at full hash rate 59 Mhsh instead of 61 because I keep the memory clock to plus 950 and not 1200 because it is a MSI brand and if I go higher than this incorrect shares start to come along,so yes it was most probably a false positive,damn I was scared I thought what the heck was happening to my FHR card turning into a nightmare LHR one.

The reason why the prices are falling is because of the upcoming ETH merge and you won’t be able to mine ETH anymore. The Polaris held its value because it was a good value mining GPU, in terms of games there are other GPUs out there. So it’s value is mostly there as long as ETH is mineable which might disappear this June.

Most likely when the exact date and block is confirmed for the merger you will see that many sellers are increasing their supply and decreasing their prices because these GPUs won’t have much use. Unless you got like free power at work and will be happy making a nickel or dime a day per GPU mining etc.

I use a simple strategy.Continue mining even at a loss if I am financially stable to afford it as I believe that the prices of almost all cryptocurrencies,at least the ones who will make it and will not die like many alt did in the past is that their prices will only keep increasing in the future.

The better strategy for people who own rigs is to not rush and sell their rigs,rather keep mining until the PoS thing happen,if it happens at all and then after the merge see if there are other coins which can give you decent profit (do not rush,the difficulty will decrease a lot when people will rush to sell their GPU-s) and if there are keep mining them,you need about 2-3 months after the merge to see the exact picture,so the real winners will be the ones who will be patient enough to resist the strong urge to sell gear.

pretty interesting that even here on a forum which I alway thought held fundamentals in high regards SHIBA is getting quite a positive feedback.
Is it me or is it the kids who are wrong? I urgently need to consult my inner skinner.
And just to be grumpy: I think SHIBA is a fad that'll slowly fade away over time.