Bitcoin Mining is Profitable in 2024! 

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@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE hahahaha mucho gracias !!

Haha!

Love both you guys, does this mean I am a cult follower 😂😂😂😂❤

Hahaha love it

Interesting! I never actually looked at their official spec sheet to see that 220-277 range. S19’s were rated 200-277. Nevertheless, my S21 has been running for a few months now, in fairly hot weather down here in Florida without any problems at all. And the graphs are SOLID. Like its hash rate is locked in, unlike S19 which fluctuates all day +-5%. 240v is fairly easy; your breaker panel will already be capable and you can just swap out any two regular breakers for a 240v breaker.

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSEThx for the lightning fast reply! Great to hear the update with your experience! No one online is talking about antminers on 208v (a standard in certain spaces where 240v isn’t available).

Thanks!! And no, for the first time ever I accidentally reformatted a card that had the audio from that day and all was lost.. Recently that same guy posted a how-to article about modifying the stock s19 power supply so you can just plug that straight into 120v! You’d still only want to run one board or maybe two boards on low power mode, or use a 20amp circuit

And I wondered if anyone would catch the wilhelm scream:):):)

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Sounds good, I'll go check it out, thanks!

Using them to heat a space is SUCH a good idea; it essentially means you’re running them with free electricity since you were going to heat the place anyway!

Oh heck yeah!! Here’s to four more years!! Actually if this price holds, S19’s are doing just fine on low power mode.

Are you running the S21 on low power mode still? Mine are using more than 16 amps of power and I can't figure out how to safely run these things other than low power mode. Their only rated to 20 amps. The big guys are using 277v which lowers amps but Idk what to do.@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE

I actually dont know anymore. I stopped mining with GPUs - although I did just read about a company thats doing rental compute power for AI through your GPU. Look up "Salad GPU Cloud"

What about doing what with an RTX 4090? Those are great for VR.. Amazing for like, Cities Skylines or Red Dead Redemption II. Not so good for earning money mining crypto. Although I know there’s a push for sharing the computer power of AI- I wonder if that’s a horizon for GPUs.

I am deeply excited to hear from you, Andy!! I’m also excited to look at my Flux wallet and realized you must be REALLY heckin rich this month!!!

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE haha it's been a very good month so far :)

Unfortunately you have to start with kind of a lot of money now to make money mining in Bitcoin. Its a simple truth. But this machine WILL eventually generate more money than it costs

Thanks!! Let’s see if ‘funness’ translates to video performance!! If so, well then watch out for infinite 90’s references forever.

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Shit, I am old.

Whoa, that is very interesting!! Like you mean you’ll pay for a Rottweiler and end up with like a black lab mixed with a bull dog? I actually have a rotty! His name is Chop. Strong sum-bitch…

They’re inline with American sellers. You can definitely get hardware cheaper by buying from china, but sometimes they’ll just take your money and give you nothing in return, unfortunately.

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE Man I like your videos, but that’s not very accurate. I know you’re sponsored by them, but there’s many US legit sellers, even Amazon that are significantly cheaper. S19k 120 for like $800-$1000 less lol

Mostly because I write these videos before recording them, so what you’re seeing on RU-vid is sort of like a performance of a written story. When I record, I tend to mess up lines here or there or repeat myself on accident or stutter, and I use the second camera to cover a lot of that up. Also, the reason I use the second camera on a slider and at a wider angle is because I like to give a little bit of a peek into the production of the process itself. You’ll notice off to the right you can see the lights and recording equipment, you can see the microphone hanging overhead. I’m not sure if you’ve watched a single television show in the last twenty years, but using multiple camera candles and cutting between them is a pretty standard way to film someone talking. It gets pretty boring if it’s just one continuous shot. I agree I maybe cut too quickly and rapidly, but a lot of what I’m talking about is densely packed information that’s really hard to just flow off the cuff. You should try out making a video! It’s interesting how different talking to a camera is than talking to another person. Anyway, thanks for taking the time to interact.

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE I'm just too old. 🙂

Shillin like a villain.

This video is ABOUT the halving. Its about whats still going to be profitable to mine with thanks to the pump in price.. And yes, I may have hit the haze machine button for too long there

@@SPACEDESIGNWAREHOUSE i hit the “haze machine” too - you’re good. 😂

@@blackfiree91 HAHAHA I didnt even initially make that connection. Thats funny.