And to be totally clear: it's perfectly rational to mine bitcoin at a loss, there are lots of reasons to do it and you can scale your cost to whatever amount you want.
What is not rational is to be a...
@Daniel Prince @Unhosted Marcellus
I really like the idea of this and am currently spinning up a new/separate pruned knots node to test it out.
There’s been a lot of talk or inferring about the advantages of this with regard to getting clean non KYC’d sats. I totally get that from a ‘mining’ perspective in general, but, unless you rent the hash from Braiins using non KYC’d sats to begin with, aren’t you essentially KYC’ing all sats associated with your payout address?
@Matthew Kratter ‘s video yesterday made it clear that you shouldn’t fund your Braiins account directly from an exchange, but, instead, you should fund it from a separate wallet once removed from the exchange (e.g. exchange -> sparrow-> Braiins). I fail to see how this accomplishes anything.
What am I missing here?
I really like the idea of this and am currently spinning up a new/separate pruned knots node to test it out.
There’s been a lot of talk or inferring about the advantages of this with regard to getting clean non KYC’d sats. I totally get that from a ‘mining’ perspective in general, but, unless you rent the hash from Braiins using non KYC’d sats to begin with, aren’t you essentially KYC’ing all sats associated with your payout address?
@Matthew Kratter ‘s video yesterday made it clear that you shouldn’t fund your Braiins account directly from an exchange, but, instead, you should fund it from a separate wallet once removed from the exchange (e.g. exchange -> sparrow-> Braiins). I fail to see how this accomplishes anything.
What am I missing here?
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