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Margery
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I want to make a reservation right away, what will be written below is only my thoughts, and not advice for action.
After Ethereum switched to POS in mid-September, most of the miners who mined it on their rigs and farms were confused. What to do? Looking for an alternative altcoin or selling equipment?
If mining was the only income for someone, then in my opinion it will not be so until such time as an alternative to Ethereum appears. So far, high rewards are not seen in more than one cryptocurrency, not to mention altcoins. Not to mention that they simply do not cover the electricity bills spent on mining cryptocurrencies. On the other hand, selling equipment and buying cryptocurrency is now a kind of risk! Even among altcoins. It is not clear which of them will go up and which one will scatter. In any case, buying thoughtlessly is also not worth it. Before buying, I think it is worth doing a thorough analysis of the capitalization and future prospects of the chosen cryptocurrency (altcoin).
Profitability from mining decreased due to the fact that, firstly, the cost of all cryptocurrencies in general fell, and secondly, due to the fact that miners switched their capacities that had previously mined Ethereum to other cryptocurrencies. Accordingly, the difficulty of mining cryptocurrency has also increased. That is, the reward received by the pool must now be divided by a larger number of miners (pool members).
The profitability of mining, I believe, will grow only after the appearance of the altcoin, which will pull away the power of the previously mined Ethereum. Strong cryptocurrencies (altcoins) still exist. For example Kaspa, ETC, ERGO and a few others. But the yield on them is so small that it's not worth it to mine them yet, unless you have free electricity or its cost doesn't matter to you. I think that now all that remains is to wait until one of the cryptocurrencies gains a sufficient level of capitalization (that is, when the majority believes in it) and the value reaches the level when it will be profitable to mine it. Buying crypto is also another question, the market is so unstable that you invest the last money (there are not free ones, there are a lot of fanatics), and in the morning you wake up ... and only a clasp remains from the crypto portfolio (joke).
As I wrote above - all this is just my opinion. I have been thinking about this for a long time, I wanted to share with the participants of this forum.
P.S. Now I'm testing ERGO mining on one RX 580 8Gb video card, I'll see what happens, taking into account the cost of electricity.
After Ethereum switched to POS in mid-September, most of the miners who mined it on their rigs and farms were confused. What to do? Looking for an alternative altcoin or selling equipment?
If mining was the only income for someone, then in my opinion it will not be so until such time as an alternative to Ethereum appears. So far, high rewards are not seen in more than one cryptocurrency, not to mention altcoins. Not to mention that they simply do not cover the electricity bills spent on mining cryptocurrencies. On the other hand, selling equipment and buying cryptocurrency is now a kind of risk! Even among altcoins. It is not clear which of them will go up and which one will scatter. In any case, buying thoughtlessly is also not worth it. Before buying, I think it is worth doing a thorough analysis of the capitalization and future prospects of the chosen cryptocurrency (altcoin).
Profitability from mining decreased due to the fact that, firstly, the cost of all cryptocurrencies in general fell, and secondly, due to the fact that miners switched their capacities that had previously mined Ethereum to other cryptocurrencies. Accordingly, the difficulty of mining cryptocurrency has also increased. That is, the reward received by the pool must now be divided by a larger number of miners (pool members).
The profitability of mining, I believe, will grow only after the appearance of the altcoin, which will pull away the power of the previously mined Ethereum. Strong cryptocurrencies (altcoins) still exist. For example Kaspa, ETC, ERGO and a few others. But the yield on them is so small that it's not worth it to mine them yet, unless you have free electricity or its cost doesn't matter to you. I think that now all that remains is to wait until one of the cryptocurrencies gains a sufficient level of capitalization (that is, when the majority believes in it) and the value reaches the level when it will be profitable to mine it. Buying crypto is also another question, the market is so unstable that you invest the last money (there are not free ones, there are a lot of fanatics), and in the morning you wake up ... and only a clasp remains from the crypto portfolio (joke).
As I wrote above - all this is just my opinion. I have been thinking about this for a long time, I wanted to share with the participants of this forum.
P.S. Now I'm testing ERGO mining on one RX 580 8Gb video card, I'll see what happens, taking into account the cost of electricity.