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In the world of cryptocurrency, mining plays a crucial role in maintaining the blockchain network and validating transactions. Asic miners, or Application-Specific Integrated Circuit miners, are specialized hardware devices designed specifically for mining cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Litecoin. In this article, we’ll explore the profitability of Asic miners and discuss the different options available in the market.

Before we dive into the details, it’s important to understand the current state of the market. The cryptocurrency market is highly volatile, with prices fluctuating rapidly. Therefore, it’s essential to consider the timing of your investment in Asic miners. As mentioned by Rabid, in his Youtube video, the next Bull Run might be a lucrative period for Asic mining. However, it’s important to note that the market is unpredictable, and investing in Asic miners involves some risks.

To determine the profitability of Asic mining, it’s important to analyze the potential income generated by different hardware options. Rabid mentions two websites, Asic Miner Value and Mine The Asic, that provide estimates of daily profits based on various factors like electricity cost and network hash rates. However, it’s important to note that these estimates are not 100% accurate and should be taken as rough indicators.

Based on the calculations provided by Rabid, the most profitable miner currently is the L7, which is best suited for the script algorithm. Script mining involves merge mining Litecoin and Dogecoin. While the upcoming Litecoin halving might affect profitability slightly, most of the profit comes from Dogecoin, so the impact should be minimal. The L7 is considered a stable miner with existing options like the L3 Plus still available in the market.

However, there are rumors circulating about the release of new script miners, such as the L9 and the Hash Blade. These rumors should be taken with caution, as Bitmain, the leading Asic manufacturer, has not made any official announcements about these products. It’s essential to rely on credible sources like Bitmain’s official Twitter account for accurate information. Until there is concrete evidence, any website claiming to have information on these miners should be treated as potentially fraudulent.

One company worth considering is Jazz Miner, which is known for its efficiency in ethash and etc mining. According to rumors, Jazz Miner might also release a script miner that could be five times more efficient than the best L7. If these rumors turn out to be true, the Jazz Miner script miner could be a game-changer in terms of efficiency and profitability.

When considering investing in Asic miners, it’s crucial to analyze the power consumption and noise level of the hardware. As the overall hash rate increases during bullish market conditions, the energy efficiency of the miners becomes even more important. Investing in efficient hardware ensures that you can mine cryptocurrencies profitably and sustainably.

Another factor to consider is the timing of your investment. Asic hardware and prices are constantly changing, and suppliers are quick to adjust their prices based on market demand. If you wait for the perfect moment to buy, you might miss out on an opportunity, as prices could double overnight if profitability increases. Therefore, it’s essential to stay informed about market trends and be prepared to make a decision based on the current situation.

In conclusion, Asic mining can be a profitable investment strategy, especially during Bull Runs and when using efficient hardware. However, it’s crucial to consider the timing of your investment and stay updated on market trends. The profitability of Asic mining is dependent on various factors, such as network hash rates, electricity costs, and the efficiency of the hardware. By staying informed and making well-informed decisions, you can maximize your chances of success in the world of Asic mining.

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32 Comments

  1. It’s always the worst time to buy an ASIC. I wish it wasn’t true. The only good time to buy is when it’s not true. I’m not hater when it comes to mining. I would mine with a banana if it was profitable. B-AN-AN-AS!

  2. Can you do a video about where to buy the asics or well known websites resellers, i dont speak about the official ones. Are the websites listed on asicminervalue or minetheasic reliable?

  3. No Asic is worth it….Simply there isnt any Coin that can Handle the Sell Pressure…Just because calculator says you can nake X amount a day dorsnt take in configuration?That you need a influx if Buyers to actually Buy the Coin!! Otherwise? Your Short Selling the Coin into oblivion because Now?There is a 100 little Timmys with the same Idea as You and Now there is a Liquidity problem causing the Coin to Tank…Because Now?There is 10's of thousands of dollars of new Coins trying to be Sold without new Buyers to Balance these Sellers Out…. Ethereum was woth Thousands of Dollars and was able to withstand because the public was invested in Ethereum….No new Coin has reached that level of support nowhere near it…..

  4. buy a asic becose even if its not profitabel You can allways Stack the coins you mine keep tham till the next bull run that way the coins you have stackted can be sold off the money you make can go tawords getting better asic miner

  5. Badgerland Crypto is not a scam. They are a resaler near me in Wisconsin. Badger is our state animal. I have bought asics from him. He has direct contacts with manufacturers in China. Voskcoin also has run a sponsorship with them.

  6. As a home miner asics are crazy for elect bills but looking at a L3+ that 2nd hand here in Australia starts from $350 plus postage. When compared to a goldshell doge2 the doge 2 is less power and 90 hashrate less for double the price and alot lower dB so residential u want less noise so it's harder to pick the one. What's your thoughts ?

  7. It's too early to buy. If the global markets tank, so with crypto. In theory, you will then be able to make those purchases you're looking for…. but, we are uncertain what levers the puppet masters are going to pull. ie; money printing, inflation, cost of electricity… It's like were all on a ship heading into a dark clouds, high winds and white caps. These are the days of vigilance and measured agression. Stay calm, cool and collected. Deploy capital when the clouds are falling.

  8. Spot on about Scrypt mining being the most reliable and practical outside of Bitcoin. Especially when you factor in government regulatory uncertainty LTC/DOGE are undoubtably commodities and and are here to stay. I can see a future in which at scale KAS could have higher emissions than Scrypt mining and could be dominantly mined as well along with having with same commodity designation so HeavyHash mining also has a bright future especially eventually as the roll out of the more efficient Optical ASIC hardware those should be game changer when come to market

  9. X16 and ks0 getting as many i can till the end of the year 🤓 reload time / also look out jasminer is coming with new units for scrypt and others with crazy efficiency 👀👀👀

  10. Doge has limitations as to how far up it can go. My opinion is that scrypt will be more of a dump then Hodl. I'm looking into the s19 XP personally. I'm on the fence with the 117TH and 122TH. I want to purchase this month for sure. I plan on having it hosted. It's a year contract so I can decide in year what my next move will be. My .14 rate vs .0825 for hosting. I'm no expert, but this is my current plan.

  11. So many choices – opportunities ? Bitmain ASICS are Powerful and much cheaper lately like L7 or S19, but they are MUCH MUCH noisier than the Jasminer X4-1U you moved around your house to dampen the noise. Something to consider…

  12. i don't blame you for Not mentioning Vipera Tech.. Canadian based vendor.. STAY away! never bought from them but, tried, but service is none existing . i got zero luck with them. so… usd it is, again.
    Thx man
    i do have a s19 110th, brand new from a guy on Kijiji if you can believe it, Canada

  13. GekkoScience released their upgraded Bitcoin miner, the R909 a few months ago.
    It's only ~ 80 watts @ 1.6-2ish TH/s.
    Costs $600 each.
    For residential miners this might be a scalable (and quiet) option to mine BTC, haven't run the numbers yet.

  14. By the next bull run any ASIC out now will be obsolete. I remind myself of this every time I have the urge to pick one up.

  15. I think now is a great time to get ASIC's. They are so cheap relatively speaking. I just picked up a Jasminer X4-Q (arrived yesterday) for well under $2000, this same miner was going for $4k plus or more six months ago. My iPollo (gold one) I spent £1800 + delivery last August, now you can get them for under $600. Now is a fantastic time. If you wait til end of year I reckon profitability will be back somewhat and ASIC prices will be high again. Even if you wait for new models, their prices will be high and will take at least 6 months to lower. Just my opinion, do what's best for you money wise and also content wise. I LOVE the Jasminer by the way, it hashes way more then advertised and the thing is dead quiet and sips power. The iPollo makes way more noise😂

  16. I really want the Jasminer x16-q and throw that puppy on NiceHash! I don’t have 240v as I life with my parents atm and trying to get a full blown 2000+w ASIC is too loud and too many watts for my family 🤣 I get the feeling it’s they’re not real, but I’d love an IceRiver KS0 as well! I really want a Kaspa ASIC that I could run on 120v!

  17. As you said wait for new hardware that are more efficient and most likely cheaper as well due to "low" profits but people could be accumulating hardware before the bull run.

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