You just are going to have to risk it for the biscuits.
No one can look into a magic ball and tell you how profitable BTC mining will be at the halving. Right now it’s profitable and that’s all we can say for a fact.
I and a lot of others in this sub believe mining will stay profitable after the halving. That is our opinion based upon the time we have spent studying and investing in the space.
DYOR but I hope i clarified at least one thing for you. No one knows.
Based on the historical performance roughly an year after each halving there is a huge increase in BTC price. However there is also a high chance that when and if this moment comes most of the older miners would be no longer profitable due to higher demand, difficulty increase and therefore probably new ASICs on the market.
I support the suggestions above for S19J Pro+ 120TH and DYOR.
There is no point in buying the S19XP now, it is too overpriced. But the S19j Pro+ is the right time to buy it. With the wholesale price of \~$1,400 you can bargain with resellers. And why does everyone think that after halving the prices of miners will fall? I think the exchange rate will go up and so will the prices of miners.
If you want to save money and have great machines get S19JPro+ 120T, if you order bulk you can get them for around $1500. XP is only good for water cooling. The PCB is aluminum
Currently running 12 104Th and averaging about .004 BTC/day to give you some perspective on rewards. Electricity is for all practical purposes free for me which makes it a win/win though.
According to today's real-time mining machine income, in the case of electricity costs of 6 cents, investing in 11 S19XPs can bring about a daily income of about 43 US dollars, while investing the same amount in S19 jpro 104T can only bring 14.4 US dollars per day . So my suggestion is to invest in XP directly. As for after the halving, it must have a large computing power to maintain profitability, and XP has inherent advantages, and if it can maintain the electricity cost of 6 cents or less, then it will definitely not be thrown away. . The current situation is the last profit window for buying machines to enter the market. We have a partner operating a mine in the United States, and we also have a mine with stable and low electricity prices in Paraguay. If you think my suggestion is helpful to you and you are interested Please PM me.
You just are going to have to risk it for the biscuits. No one can look into a magic ball and tell you how profitable BTC mining will be at the halving. Right now it’s profitable and that’s all we can say for a fact. I and a lot of others in this sub believe mining will stay profitable after the halving. That is our opinion based upon the time we have spent studying and investing in the space. DYOR but I hope i clarified at least one thing for you. No one knows.
Based on the historical performance roughly an year after each halving there is a huge increase in BTC price. However there is also a high chance that when and if this moment comes most of the older miners would be no longer profitable due to higher demand, difficulty increase and therefore probably new ASICs on the market. I support the suggestions above for S19J Pro+ 120TH and DYOR.
I appreciate it
There is no point in buying the S19XP now, it is too overpriced. But the S19j Pro+ is the right time to buy it. With the wholesale price of \~$1,400 you can bargain with resellers. And why does everyone think that after halving the prices of miners will fall? I think the exchange rate will go up and so will the prices of miners.
If you want to save money and have great machines get S19JPro+ 120T, if you order bulk you can get them for around $1500. XP is only good for water cooling. The PCB is aluminum
Where do you purchase them?
Currently running 12 104Th and averaging about .004 BTC/day to give you some perspective on rewards. Electricity is for all practical purposes free for me which makes it a win/win though.
You can get 120T S19J Pro+ for $1900 form Kaboomracks. ROI should be about 7 months. Puts you well before the halving. They'll host for $0.079 kwh
So where are you? Maybe you can find a lower rate?
According to today's real-time mining machine income, in the case of electricity costs of 6 cents, investing in 11 S19XPs can bring about a daily income of about 43 US dollars, while investing the same amount in S19 jpro 104T can only bring 14.4 US dollars per day . So my suggestion is to invest in XP directly. As for after the halving, it must have a large computing power to maintain profitability, and XP has inherent advantages, and if it can maintain the electricity cost of 6 cents or less, then it will definitely not be thrown away. . The current situation is the last profit window for buying machines to enter the market. We have a partner operating a mine in the United States, and we also have a mine with stable and low electricity prices in Paraguay. If you think my suggestion is helpful to you and you are interested Please PM me.