Does it still make sense to use Antminer S9
Hey, I have some S9 anminers from the old days of bitcoin mining. The only question that arises is whether it makes sense to mine it at all, or will it eat up more electricity than it will extract cryptocurrencies? If it doesn't make sense, is it possible to find someone to buy this excavator? Thanks for the hints
Hey, I have some S9 anminers from the old days of bitcoin mining. The only question that arises is whether it makes sense to mine it at all, or will it eat up more electricity than it will extract cryptocurrencies? If it doesn't make sense, is it possible to find someone to buy this excavator? Thanks for the hints
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Antminer S9 became unprofitable after the last halving. The reward for miners for mining a block has been halved to just 6.25BTC and now the computing power of Antminer S9 is insufficient to cover the costs associated with electricity consumption. I recommend taking an interest in the latest miner from Bitmain, Antminer T19, if you really want to start mining.
Antminer S9 became unprofitable after the last halving. The reward for miners for mining a block has been halved to just 6.25BTC and now the computing power of Antminer S9 is insufficient to cover the costs associated with electricity consumption. I recommend taking an interest in the latest miner from Bitmain, Antminer T19, if you really want to start mining.
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