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Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
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I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000Bitcoin is crashing fast
It doesnt appeal as an investment. And they need the likes of me to keep the ship afloat.
Yup! I bought 4 coins at $6,200. I just sold 1 at $8,400. It's very hard to hit price targets using anonymous offline paper wallets. This is a fast moving market. But hey it's free money tax free.I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000Bitcoin is crashing fast
It doesnt appeal as an investment. And they need the likes of me to keep the ship afloat.
So I assume you have bought some bitcoin,,yes?
Yup! I bought 4 coins at $6,200. I just sold 1 at $8,400. It's very hard to hit price targets using anonymous offline paper wallets. This is a fast moving market. But hey it's free money tax free.I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000Bitcoin is crashing fast
It doesnt appeal as an investment. And they need the likes of me to keep the ship afloat.
So I assume you have bought some bitcoin,,yes?
They think they are. LOLYup! I bought 4 coins at $6,200. I just sold 1 at $8,400. It's very hard to hit price targets using anonymous offline paper wallets. This is a fast moving market. But hey it's free money tax free.I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000Bitcoin is crashing fast
It doesnt appeal as an investment. And they need the likes of me to keep the ship afloat.
So I assume you have bought some bitcoin,,yes?
Actually it’s not tax free, and the IRS is watching.
They think they are. LOLYup! I bought 4 coins at $6,200. I just sold 1 at $8,400. It's very hard to hit price targets using anonymous offline paper wallets. This is a fast moving market. But hey it's free money tax free.I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000Bitcoin is crashing fast
It doesnt appeal as an investment. And they need the likes of me to keep the ship afloat.
So I assume you have bought some bitcoin,,yes?
Actually it’s not tax free, and the IRS is watching.
Well I guess I should be happy to pay taxes because that means I made money!They think they are. LOLYup! I bought 4 coins at $6,200. I just sold 1 at $8,400. It's very hard to hit price targets using anonymous offline paper wallets. This is a fast moving market. But hey it's free money tax free.I'll be buying when or if it gets to $7,000
So I assume you have bought some bitcoin,,yes?
Actually it’s not tax free, and the IRS is watching.
There are 2 groups you don’t want to owe money to- the mob and the IRS. And of the two, the IRS has more resources for collection. Pay your taxes and avoid the headache, trust me.
When Trading in Bitcoin, Keep the Tax Man in Mind
In late 2016, the I.R.S. made it clear that it was searching for cryptocurrency tax evaders: The agency sent a broad request to Coinbase, the largest Bitcoin exchange in the United States, requesting records for all customers who bought digital currency from the company from 2013 to 2015.
Coinbase balked, but a court ruled that it must provide the records of roughly 14,000 customers, fewer than 1 percent of its patrons, who made transactions involving more than $20,000 of virtual currencies.
Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
But then, you are a buck toothed moron....
dissolvedThey left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
But then, you are a buck toothed moron....
Ok, why don’t you tell me your forecast for the future of bitcoin.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.Bitcoin bounced off of $5,990. So for 4 hours it was cheaper to buy a bitcoin than the $6,300 it cost to mine a bitcoin.
BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
But then, you are a buck toothed moron....
Ok, why don’t you tell me your forecast for the future of bitcoin.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.BTW, the amount it cost to mine a bitcoin varies considerably, and $6300 is the high end, with the low end around $3500. I mention that just in case you are assuming that somehow creates a floor in the price of bitcoin. Of course it doesn’t. Also, the cost for mining will continually climb until all the bitcoins are mined.
In one chart, here’s how much it costs to mine bitcoin in your state
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
But then, you are a buck toothed moron....
Ok, why don’t you tell me your forecast for the future of bitcoin.
I'm not making any predictions. I have no idea what's going to happen. I hope bitcoin is a huge success because I agree with its goals, but any number of things could derail it.
They left out the cost of the 13.5-th/s antminer, pool fees & cooling cost. Louisiana is to hot & the miners would need to much cooling. Each one uses at least 1400 watts continuously, the same power as a large space heater. I almost got into mining just to heat my house in winter, but it's an expensive heater to buy. Alaskans could defiantly benefit off the heat by having a couple of those machines running in each home, but like I said it's like paying $4,000 for a $20 space heater.
The 13.5-th/s antminers are the most expensive part & will not likely get a coin mined before the next halving in 2 years or equipment fails. Then mining reward cuts in half doubling cost.
So,it sounds like you think bitcoin has some actual value. I’m in the camp that it is a mania that will likely be near worthless before it is every recognized as an actual currency.
But then, you are a buck toothed moron....
Ok, why don’t you tell me your forecast for the future of bitcoin.
I'm not making any predictions. I have no idea what's going to happen. I hope bitcoin is a huge success because I agree with its goals, but any number of things could derail it.
Ahh, I see who you are. A scared little girl too afraid to make a prediction, but eager to attack those who have the balls to predict.