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Alternately, you could get in on the mining action by buying shares of ASIMINER on one of the passthoughs, such as BTCT.co, which happen to be selling for really cheap right now due to a few people dumping shares. Under .8 BTC for an ASICMINER share is a massive bargain in my opinion.
Nice!!! did not know about these shares, what kind of return to do you get out of curiosity?
Just when I thought I had Bitcoins and Bitcoin mining understood
I saw those Jalepenos, they look very interesting... tempted to buy one (or at least order one, for when they ship)
Out of curiosity how much do you think you could get from one?
There is no way to predict this. The amount you get changes as more people mine, and the company selling them is over 6 months late delivering them. At this point we have no idea whether they will ship next week or next year.Out of curiosity how much do you think you could get from one?
You're late to the mining party, but mining is just part of how people got introduced to Bitcoin. You're early to the adoption party. Buy them, use them where you can, store whatever wealth you can afford to risk in them. If you have time and expertise, build a service that leverages the advantages of Bitcoin. If you sell something, offer it for Bitcoin. There are huge opportunities right now.
Welcome aboard!
Thanks for the welcome
I assumed I might be late to the mining party, I am quite interested in both offering services for Bitcoin and investing my money in them. Fingers crossed this develops how we all hope...
I am new here, so firstly "Hello everyone"
I first learnt of Bitcoin a while ago when it was in it's infancy and was curious but never really looked a great deal into it.
It's recently made alot of noise on national news networks across the world and I have since come back to check out Bitcoin.
Firstly I love the concept and I hope Bitcoin keeps up this growth and becomes a major player in our financial lives.
I looked in to mining and once I got my head around how it works, I thought it would give it a try. It turns out that my lone GPU makes me the grand total of around 46 pennies per day (hardly seems worth it, I mean electricity for the computer will probably cost more than that). I saw these new ASIC miners and thought they look very interesting too.
My question to you is this... Is it too late to join the mining party with minimal investment?
Apollo
I first learnt of Bitcoin a while ago when it was in it's infancy and was curious but never really looked a great deal into it.
It's recently made alot of noise on national news networks across the world and I have since come back to check out Bitcoin.
Firstly I love the concept and I hope Bitcoin keeps up this growth and becomes a major player in our financial lives.
I looked in to mining and once I got my head around how it works, I thought it would give it a try. It turns out that my lone GPU makes me the grand total of around 46 pennies per day (hardly seems worth it, I mean electricity for the computer will probably cost more than that). I saw these new ASIC miners and thought they look very interesting too.
My question to you is this... Is it too late to join the mining party with minimal investment?
Apollo