nah bc if you have no money you can make anything work. with a lot of money there is just excess and waste.

strange question, but... do you have FAVORITE HASHTAG?

Have heard great things about Kaboom Racks

That’s what I thought but it seems many miners don’t switch pools.

I’ve seen many people talk about this as a pivotal moment for mining but the same thing happened a while back with MARA mining «OFAC compliant» blocks. I’m not sure much happened after that besides Bitcoin Twitter making MARA stop with that nonsense. Maybe this time is different?

This is why the culture of #Bitcoin needs to stay strong. And EVERYONE who truly believes in bitcoin needs to run a node and get at least one miner. (Or setup a mining farm too, that would be good)

If the people who are passionate about Bitcoin and its promise can’t put their economic weight to defend it, the future might not be as bright as we hope.

Our greatest advantage is that no one will care as much as we do. 🔥✊🏻 nostr:note162yz8v8qnjwfkyz4jas5kdphwqak8csdykwrxut5qne73345l4nqjnzere

You… don’t see how these choices would not have been good for you at all?

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Is DCA still an effective strategy considering UTXO management and high fees?

I saw an asic miner in your video so i’m pretty sure you know what you’re talking about

This news about F2Pool raises a lot of flags, and I think this is a pivotal point in mining pools. I think that we might see some big changes in pool dominance not only from F2Pool, but also other pools. This might be wishful thinking, but this may be the emergence of more decentralized mining. Of course, you have the choice of what pool (if any) you mine with. But now there’s an even closer look on “why” you choose whatever pool you choose. Yes, pools are always going to exist, but best case scenario in my head is that more smaller pools emerge from this as the discussion continues. And by “more smaller pools,” I mean tight knit, friends and family type pools around 5 EH/s or less even. Just recently F2Pool also returned that obscene fee paid on accident, and it’s followed shortly by this news. We’re about to take a lot closer look at other big pools to see what we think we know and what we actually know. This is interesting and I have a lot of thoughts, but I need to sit on them for a bit.

Ah.. saw your older post :p

This news about F2Pool raises a lot of flags, and I think this is a pivotal point in mining pools. I think that we might see some big changes in pool dominance not only from F2Pool, but also other pools. This might be wishful thinking, but this may be the emergence of more decentralized mining. Of course, you have the choice of what pool (if any) you mine with. But now there’s an even closer look on “why” you choose whatever pool you choose. Yes, pools are always going to exist, but best case scenario in my head is that more smaller pools emerge from this as the discussion continues. And by “more smaller pools,” I mean tight knit, friends and family type pools around 5 EH/s or less even. Just recently F2Pool also returned that obscene fee paid on accident, and it’s followed shortly by this news. We’re about to take a lot closer look at other big pools to see what we think we know and what we actually know. This is interesting and I have a lot of thoughts, but I need to sit on them for a bit.

I got hit by a car, knocked over, but the cuts are minor and I was able to fix my bike. And as a reward I get this sunset view.