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Hey Nerds: Blockchain

tech is like the crazy blonde bitch you can't resist because when things are good, they're real gud!

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Eh, I didn't even get too risky with it. Most of my holdings are big, highly profitable and growing names. I took a couple of shots with some gambles, nothing major. But you'd think I went all in on Gamestop or something the way things have gone.
 
Just posting about this shit is making me queasy. Now I'm stuck thinking about how and when it ever gets back to where it was.
 
With the price of BTC dropping, the price of miners has also dropped big time. Miners that were going for 14000 + are now in the 6000 range. I'm severely tempted to buy as I do believe that BTC will recover.
 
With the price of BTC dropping, the price of miners has also dropped big time. Miners that were going for 14000 + are now in the 6000 range. I'm severely tempted to buy as I do believe that BTC will recover.
 
It's a trading vehicle. A very good one. Traders aren't going to, nor should they stop playing it. But I agree that being long and holding for 20, 30, 40 years isn't really a reasonable option with Crypto. Sell the rips, buy the dips. Gotta manage it actively.
 
With the price of BTC dropping, the price of miners has also dropped big time. Miners that were going for 14000 + are now in the 6000 range. I'm severely tempted to buy as I do believe that BTC will recover.

How long would it take you mine $6k worth of btc with it?
 
How long would it take you mine $6k worth of btc with it?
Current would take (assuming ~185 hosting charge per month) like 5 years. But obviously it's a bet that it'll bounce back.
60k BTC would be around 6 months. So yeah huge range of outcomes there. (based on historical data, obviously no one knows the future)
 
Current would take (assuming ~185 hosting charge per month) like 5 years. But obviously it's a bet that it'll bounce back.
60k BTC would be around 6 months. So yeah huge range of outcomes there. (based on historical data, obviously no one knows the future)

The real problem is that the rig manufacturers tend to run them for months first and then only sell them when they're ready to replace the rigs with a new, faster miner. Then sell those used miners as new units to unsuspecting buyers.
 
The real problem is that the rig manufacturers tend to run them for months first and then only sell them when they're ready to replace the rigs with a new, faster miner. Then sell those used miners as new units to unsuspecting buyers.
Even with BTC being outlawed in China, eh? That's rough. Might be even worse if you're getting them hosted somewhere. What would stop the hoster from swapping their older unit with your newer unit?
 
What would stop the hoster from swapping their older unit with your newer unit?

Nothing, that's basically the scam. Except it's that they don't even release that version of the miner until they've run it for months and have a newer model ready to replace it (which they then run for months, now that it's the newest, fastest miner).

With that said, I've basically ignored the space for 2+ years now, so I might be bringing up old shit like its current when it's not.
 
Nothing, that's basically the scam. Except it's that they don't even release that version of the miner until they've run it for months and have a newer model ready to replace it (which they then run for months, now that it's the newest, fastest miner).

With that said, I've basically ignored the space for 2+ years now, so I might be bringing up old shit like its current when it's not.
I was listening to a bitcoin podcast about mining and the guests were saying it was the wild west a few years ago but now it's definitely more legit. Like you'd be buying hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of miners off of telegram and crossing your fingers that you got what you paid for. Was pretty wild.
 
$CEAD is the only stock you ever need as long as you sell every short squeeze and then buy back later. Usually happens once every month or 3.


I am all out now. What a ride.
 
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I was listening to a bitcoin podcast about mining and the guests were saying it was the wild west a few years ago but now it's definitely more legit. Like you'd be buying hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of miners off of telegram and crossing your fingers that you got what you paid for. Was pretty wild.
I don’t follow anything crypto, but there’s some commercial that runs on the radio for some crypto podcast or something and a snippet said you need tens of thousands of miner servers or whatever the hell they’re using to effectively mine. Not dollars, but tens of thousands of machines.
 
I don’t follow anything crypto, but there’s some commercial that runs on the radio for some crypto podcast or something and a snippet said you need tens of thousands of miner servers or whatever the hell they’re using to effectively mine. Not dollars, but tens of thousands of machines.
I mean sorta. Like if you have 1 machine trying to BTC, you'll never actually mine one. I mean you could, but the odds are immense. That's why mining pools exist so you get your piece of the reward. You don't need tens of thousands of machines. I'm sure the MARA, RIOT and Bitfarms of the world have thousands of machines but it's not necessary.
 
lol, up 100% today. That's crazy.
Some of my favorite stocks to play during bear markets are pennies with a safety net (large cash position+solid fundamentals that make them clearly "undervalued" in a traditional sense). This one has everything going for it though as a perfect short squeeze candidate:

1. Cash balance 3x the size of their market cap. No debt, clean balance shit. Plus it's a near break-even corporation so no risk of dilution or needing to raise cash. There's your safety net.
2. Huge huge huge short interest.
3. Suppppper low float.

Anytime they release a news release, as inconsequential as it may be, they do at least 50%. So I sell and reload as they tank and become oversold on all timeframes. Rinse, repeat. This is the third time I've played this one, but admittedly this pop is by far their biggest. 52 million shares traded already today, compared to usually ~300k on average. Hilarious.
 
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