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Zaikaboy · 2w
If only electricity was cheaper, making mining in the UK profitable. I'd settle for a slight loss even but when it costs at least 35p KwH and a half decent mining machine munchies through loads of tho...
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This is why we rent, ser.

I bought 5 PH/s for 500k KYC'd sats.

Most of which will be returned, with coinbase rewards, any loss incurred will be minimal, especially over the longer term, plus I don't mind paying the fees, which you would pay to coinjoin anyway!

This is equivalent to the power of roughy a dozen S21's.

No machine cost, no upkeep, no electric bill.

Game changing moment in Bitcoin's history!

This rip is well worth the time, it's a mindmelter! @Unhosted Marcellus

https://fountain.fm/episode/zwmdkwdhy0jQT5dVkhah
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Zaikaboy · 2w
As long as the third party doesn't pull that rug, roll it up and walk away Dan. Trusted third parties are a massive weak link.
The Bitcoin Libertarian - En Español · 2w
"Eso no es renta, es inversión. Y no solo en BTC, sino en minería, que es como generar dinero al 100% de la manera más difícil posible. Y el KYC, un paso hacia la censura y la pérdida de privacidad. No tenés idea qué peligros estás jug
Unhosted Marcellus · 2w
Worth noting that mining with hired hashrate on an open market is not nearly as private as a coinjoin. Braiins sees a lot of information, and if someone spends a lot of time squinting at the Braiins orderbook and the OCEAN dashboard it's probably possible to connect dots. But to a casual observer o...
Omar Nazari · 2w
"Renting hashpower is an interesting hedge, but it still ties your ROI to BTC price action—just like owning miners or coins directly. I’d argue ETF flows could disrupt both by 2026, as institutional capital reshapes volatility (see piece below). Your move assumes steady mining economics; I’m n...