r/cryptomining

And starting 2025-05-21, we will apply the PPS+ payout scheme to the ZEC pool, and the ZEC pool fee will remain unchanged, miners can get more mining profits.

A new AuxPow mining pool called Soqupool from Soqucoin just released. They’re offering competitive payout fees at 1.69%. Once their mainnet blockchain launches you’ll be able to earn their native token SOQ for free alongside the other payouts.

🔗 https://soqupool.com/

My son got an NM Miner for fun. I have a Bitaxe (also for fun) and it connects just fine. However, the NM Miner gets stuck at this screen where it appears to be trying to connect to the pool. Since my bitaxe works fine, I am thinking it isn't a router/network/firewall problem. I have tried several different pools and ports but no luck. I have searched online and no luck there either. Reddit, can you please help? You're my only hope.

I just got a job and i get paid around 400 a month (i work three days a week because am a student) so i start thinking about mining or renting pc for ai so i can make around extra 100$ a month

For 1350$ in my country i can get

Ryzen 5500

16g 3600 or 3200 depending on what's there in the used market + for extra 60$ i can get 32g

Used 3090 or 4080 both are the same price

512g m.2

A good power supply for 24h/7

((I already don't pay electricity and i do have 300mbps network))

So what am i asking is can i definitely make more then 100 every month?

Just want to pretty much yolo on buying an X9, since i like Monero, and why not, its a yolo for a reason.

But i'm in the uk where electric rates are around $0.27 USD /kwh (0.20 GBP) so hosting this myself is impractical, as it may make money now, in future, probably not so much.

So looking to host one somewhere, but I've not seen any reputable places to host one of these things.

Has anyone got any recommendations?
Being able to buy the miner through them would be a bonus.
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1. The 21 Million Hard Cap

Driven by the "halving" mechanism every four years, the final Bitcoin will be mined around 2140. After that, new issuance drops to zero.

2. The Incentive Shift

Once block rewards vanish, miners will be sustained entirely by transaction fees. As long as the network carries value, the incentive to secure it remains.

3. Eternal Maintenance

As long as Bitcoin exists, mining persists. The network’s survival is eternally tied to the support and maintenance of its miners.

I'm looking to learn about cryptomining and bitcoin, not necessarily profit, even though that is always desired. Are there any options for $150 and under? Or should I just not even buy anything?

They have announced on their website, please switch your hashrate to another pool before May 14th, 23:59 CET to avoid mining downtime, 3 days left.

I had an old gaming PC with a 3080 in it I ran mining Ethereum Classic for a couple weeks, it made like ¢6/day bit for something that was just sitting there I figured it was at least something, now have 2x Ipollo V2X ASIC miners in my office running 24/7 and make about $1.60/day with average 2.5Gh - 2.6Gh on average. I’ve got CoinTracker setup to monitor payouts for if I need to declare it on taxes.

My main question is, do I just keep adding V2X’s to my setup, or should I go for the V2H which would 2.5x my current hash rate?

And if I’m doing something completely wrong I am still very new to this and open to any advice.

Edit: electricity cost is almost exactly $0.16 per kWh

So a couple months ago I got 2 new Mini Doge 3s. Got them connected to a pool and they happily hashed away until this morning. Last week I got a new Asus Wifi 7 Router and re-did my mesh system. The 2 doge's are now connected by Ethernet to my Asus Wifi 6ax router. This was fine for several days until today when I checked my pool and saw they were both disconnected. So far I have : 1. Rebooted them 2. Updated the firmware. 3. Factory Reset them 4. Tried connecting with Wifi instead of ethernet. Checked all my routers settings and made sure both the AI firewall and regular firewall were turned off. 5. Power cycled all the routers and modem. 6. Tried 4 different pools. Anyone got any ideas? Appreciate it!