Quote (King Atrhur @ Aug 27 2017 06:03pm)
Shouldn't be hard to track.
Just let us know when you have enough mined to cover initial costs and averages for power going forward.
I know others mining and I'm curious to how this pans out vs other currencies I've been tracking.
You can't say X time cause well you may not find nearly as much as you think, as well as the market being fluid.
Electricity will be paid monthly from already mined coins.
I understand that I can't say x time; however, I did use $300 (currency went sideways for like 2ishweeks and it's $340ish now, so I would call that a bottom). Also feel that stop losses would occur around 310-315 so it shouldnt dip below that. Again, all theoretical, but with some decent backing thrown in - stop losses would account for DAG file size/difficulty increases should they remain consistent.
Once it hits what I think is a high, I'll sell off all but 1-2 eth to cover electricity expenses in the case that the coin becomes too difficult to mine. Then I do etc or zcash, maybe monero.
Also, difficult to do this cause I'm going to be making 1-2 more rigs next month
i suppose I should have said, currently it's getting 159 mh/s @ 970w. I haven't undervolted yet though, which is something I still need to do. Should be able to get it down to 900 watts I hope, while maintaining the same hashrate, or at least 155
This post was edited by Penguins0690 on Aug 27 2017 06:30pm