Bitcoin Miners Lose Over $100M in Revenue

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#1Jul 7, 2019, 06:38 PM
Hey everyone. I came across this article recently and thought it’d be good to hear from those involved in BTC mining. With rising electricity costs and the drop in revenue, are you guys thinking about sticking with Bitcoin mining or considering moving to another coin?
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shrimpFull Member
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#2Jul 7, 2019, 07:35 PM
Good question I am not a garage miner We are 4 guys with over 200k in different miners Our peak earnings last year were 30k a month We are down to 9k But we have cheap power and we are getting a 280kwatt solar array on line. So we will always turn a profit. Barring fires, earthquakes, tornadoes, hurricanes or theft of the gear. We mine BTC ETH LTC/DOGE We also have all gear paid off. We are not expanding at the moment. Between lower profits and very hot summer we will delay more growth.
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#3Jul 7, 2019, 10:32 PM
Hello Philip May I ask you what kind of hashrate do you have for SHA256 algo ? Dozens of ph/s ? Just basically curious, please ignore my message if you don't appreciate it. To answer to OP, personnaly I mine now with 2 guys, and we have access to almost-free electricity, so we won't stop. But I have to say that 2-3 times, we thought to switch everything off because of climate issues due to a hardcore summer.
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