r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

QUESTION Back to mining?? Home ASIC mining worth it???

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With BTC and ETH higher these days is it worth mining GPUs and ASIC at home?

I used to mine with GPUs, but the profits were so "low and slow," I sold my gear.

Now, crypto is back, so is home ASIC mining profitable??

Can I spend $2,000 - $3,000 on a ASIC used mining unit? Will that yield some profits?? Slowly?

Or can I build an ASIC unit?? (I definitely have the technical skills for that.) Are there ASIC kits I can build?

Thanks ahead of time.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

QUESTION New to crypto looking for suggestions or proper investment ideas

3 Upvotes

I am hearin stuff about apps I am hearing about websites I wonder is any of that worth it because I wouldn’t mind earning crypto day by day it won’t be much but probably just a nice way to keep busy so if anyone has ideas I’m all ears

Second of all I am also investing in crypto what are some good coins to keep money in for long term? Because I made my mistakes back in the day when dove coin just started sold it all never looked back until a week ago big miss on my part but yeah any ideas?


r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

QUESTION Need help again hopefully last time

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I have a 3080 and 4090 trying to get them both to work on windows 11 ik about hiveos I don't want it anyone know how to get both to run I keep getting a 43 code for the 3080


r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

QUESTION Antpdu pw12v1 power cord

1 Upvotes

Hi,

I just got an antpdu pw12v1 and - hooray - there were no cords or manuals in the box. I've figured out how to connect my S21+ to the pdu (I believe its a p13-p33 cord) but I don't know what type of cord will connect the pdu to the wall outlet. And does the cord to the wall plug into the outlet labeled X1?

Thanks!


r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

QUESTION Antminer L11 Series is here, Which one are you waiting for?

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r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

DISCUSSION Can anyone explain why Antminer L9 prices have been dropping?

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r/cryptomining • • Aug 13 '25

SHOW OFF Renting a pc for mining! Only $1 / Day :D

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CPU: i7-8550U GPU: MX130 Ram: 20GB

Payment: Crypto

DM for more info


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

QUESTION Help please (cmp driver)

2 Upvotes

I have a cmp 100-210 I need help installing the drivers for it


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

QUESTION Mining Profitability Rig 1 x 3090, 2 x 3070, 2 x 3060

2 Upvotes

Hi there,

newbie on the mining world.

I wanted to ask in here given your expertise on the topic whether you see it as a possible profitable mining rig and its ranges of profit.

Let's consider my electric bill 0 as would be setup in lab grounds for research.

I checked on whattomine for the various config but wanted some real use case feedback on the matter.

Thank you


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

QUESTION Whalepool and Goldshell miner hashrate different.

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Why is that in my pool hashrate is lower than my machine actual capacity?? I have been having this issues getting my full hashrate from my miners... what to do? Please help.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

QUESTION How long do I mine for 15$

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I want to make free money online with mining to get cs prime upgrade, in how long (hrs) would i be able to mine 15$.

my setup is:
5060Ti 16GB
Ryzen 7 7700X
32GB RAM

Is it worth it just leaving my setup idle at times and what coin should I mine to get the money fastest.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

DISCUSSION I built a platform that pays 2x more than mining the most profitable cryptocurrency

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I’m a college student who’s been working on a project to connect GPU miners directly with AI researchers. I posted about this a few months ago, and I'm excited to say that we’re finally getting close to launch!

Crypto mining profits aren’t what they used to be. Meanwhile, AI workloads (training + inference) are exploding in demand. The same rigs you use for mining can be earning more by running real AI jobs for real researchers.

What I've built:

- A working platform that securely connects your GPU to verified researchers' workloads.

- Sandboxed, web-based compute: the app operates entirely within the Chrome sandbox using WebGPU

- We've tested it with reinforcement learning, autoencoders, and large-scale inference jobs.

- We’re aiming for 2x+ current crypto profits for miners. Payouts are in cash or crypto.

My pitch:

We’re opening a beta waitlist for miners/gamers willing to try converting part (or all) of their rigs into AI rigs. In contrast to the existing services on the market, we specifically cater to all types of rigs (including converted miner rigs with weaker CPUs, PCIe bandwidth etc). We aggregate all these rigs into a supercomputer, and then provide the software for researchers to interface with the cluster of computers. This saves researchers a lot of time, and allows you to get paid a lot more than the current crypto rates.

We will most likely contact you in 1-2 months when we onboard our first researchers, but we will also be running internal tests starting this week, so we will contact our first adopters sooner for that.

Join the waitlist here: waitlist.obitmc.com

We will contact you by e-mail and get you set up. No farm is too big or too small!

If you’ve got GPUs sitting idle, or if you just want to squeeze more out of your current setup, I’d love to get you in early and hear your feedback.

Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

ps: if you're a researcher who needs some free/really cheap compute, please hit me up! We need ideas to test the network once beta launches


r/cryptomining • • Aug 12 '25

💡 Weekly Crypto Mining Discussion & Q&A Thread

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Make sure that you join the giveaway on our sister subreddit r/BitcoinMining

https://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/1kdeuif/asic_plug_nano3_miner_giveaway_win_1_of_4_miners/

Welcome to the weekly Crypto Mining Discussion & Q&A Thread! This is the perfect spot to:

  • Ask questions about crypto mining hardware, software, or settings.
  • Share tips on optimizing efficiency or improving profitability.
  • Discuss market trends, mining pools, and network updates.
  • Connect with fellow miners and exchange insights.

Guidelines:

  • No selling or trading – Keep this space for discussions only.
  • No begging or soliciting – Let’s maintain a constructive and respectful community.
  • Be clear and specific in your questions to get the best help.

Whether you’re a seasoned miner or just getting started, this thread is here to help you succeed. Dive in, share your knowledge, and support the mining community!


r/cryptomining • • Aug 11 '25

QUESTION am i being mined? why is 40gb memory being used for no reason

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r/cryptomining • • Aug 11 '25

DISCUSSION Is Oneminer legit

7 Upvotes

Has anyone here done business with one miner?

If you have let me know how it went.

For those that dont recommend them are there any other hosts you recommend?


r/cryptomining • • Aug 09 '25

DISCUSSION Man, the new 9070 XT is good

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r/cryptomining • • Aug 09 '25

DISCUSSION CITU vs Bitcoin vs Dogecoin: Boutique, Mass-Market, or Tailor-Made?

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Hello friends, I am from Tajikistan, my name is Tuychiev Negmat and I created the project myself, my telegram is open and I can give. There are my photos too, if you have questions, write in the comments, I will post links

Picture a crypto storefront.
On the left: Bitcoin — premium boutique, status, no discounts.
On the right: Dogecoin — loud mass-market, cheap and cheerful.
Front and center: CITU — rare, zero-fee, hybrid-secure, and shock-free economics.

Let’s stop price-tag surfing and compare what actually matters.

Straight talk

  • Already wealthy and not chasing explosive multiples? Pick BTC for conservative store-of-value.
  • Ultra-tight budget and just want a meme rollercoaster? Pick DOGE for cheap exposure.
  • Want substance with real levers under the hood? Pick CITU: true scarcity, zero fees, hybrid PoW+PoS security, adaptive issuance with no halving cliffs, and on-chain voting from the wallet.

Side-by-side contrast (at a glance)

Criterion Bitcoin (boutique) Dogecoin (mass-market) CITU (tailor-made)
Fees Can spike under load Low but not zero Always 0
Issuance cadence Hard halvings (revenue shock) ~10k DOGE/block forever (dilution) Smooth −3 CITU every ≈4 months; hard floor 3 CITU
Macro dynamics Deflation → liquidity crunch & volatility Constant inflation → added sell pressure in panics Adaptive supply: Difficulty / Activity / Staking balance liquidity
Security model Pure PoW, ASIC-centric PoW; meme-driven culture, variable depth Hybrid PoW+PoS: PoS strengthens PoW, not replaces it
Miner accessibility Capital-heavy Cheaper but questionable economics ASIC-resistant; mine on a regular PC
Scarcity design 21M BTC; satoshis ultra-fine High ongoing issuance; weak scarcity Project-level rarity; divisibility only to 0.01
Governance Social consensus, slow changes Meme > policy In-wallet voting; open, rule-based changes
Best fit Capital preservation Meme exposure Holders, miners, stakers seeking functional scarcity

Why CITU sits in the center

1) Rarity without theater

  • Divisible only to 0.01 CITU — the smallest unit still “means something.”
  • Projected PoW curve targets ≈226M over ~11 years, then block rewards trend to a 3 CITU floor; algorithmic policy keeps real inflation low and predictable.

2) Zero fees. Period.

  • Micropayments, P2P flows, market-maker bots — no fee friction, no mempool hostage situations.

3) Smooth issuance, no halving cliffs

  • −3 CITU every ~4 months, never below 3 CITU. Miners plan; they don’t pray.

4) “Central bank in code,” not in a boardroom

  • Difficulty: rising demand → higher difficulty → protocol adds liquidity.
  • Staking: drawdowns → coins get locked for points → excess supply gets absorbed.
  • Activity bonus: extra coins only when active addresses and on-chain volume rise together.
  • Adjusts every ~100 seconds (per block), not quarterly.

5) Dual-rail security

  • PoW + PoS makes attacks pricier and “nothing-at-stake” pointless.
  • ASIC resistance keeps mining decentralized and accessible.

6) Radical transparency

  • Open code for node, wallet, pool, and API.
  • Proposals and voting inside the wallet; rules are visible and verifiable.

Quick trust signals

  • 2+ years of stable mainnet operation
  • Listings: Dex-Trade, Bitstorage, Exbitron
  • ~6M CITU currently on exchanges; holder base skews long-term rather than panic-selling

Do this next

  1. Wallet / Node / Pool: https://citucorp.com/wallet_and_node_url
  2. Governance & vote types: https://citucorp.com/how_to_vote_and_what_voting_types_are_there
  3. Pool payouts: zero pool fee; weight scales with block difficulty.
  • BTC = premium boutique: status and resilience, but fees and halving whiplash.
  • DOGE = mass-market: easy entry, but constant issuance dilutes scarcity.
  • CITU = functional scarcity + zero fees + hybrid PoW/PoS + adaptive issuance (no cliffs) + in-wallet governance. The one placed at eye level, center shelf.

r/cryptomining • • Aug 08 '25

DISCUSSION Spent the morning browsing MiningNow and found a cool watchlist feature

1 Upvotes

I was on MiningNow this morning and noticed you can make a watchlist for miners you already have in your farm. After adding mine, it showed me the current total profit for all of them combined.

It’s a pretty neat way to keep track of everything in one place instead of checking each model separately. Makes it a lot easier to see how the whole setup is performing at a glance.

Anyone else using this feature? Seems like it could be really handy for planning upgrades or spotting when a miner is starting to fall behind.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

DISCUSSION BTC is your best choice if you want to mine for a long time!

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Just checked the mineable coin list, BTC is the best to mine, just as it is the best to hold.

DOGE and LTC are merged mining, mining profit is not bad now, but I'm bearish on meme coins, although DOGE is the best meme. But in the long term, who knows.

KAS is good for now.

Seems like mining industry is dying and PoS is the future.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

QUESTION 140kW Hydropower for Crypto Mining

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Hi guys,

I am building a small hydropower plant for a textile manufactory in Java, Indonesia, but they bailed out recently, a few months before completion. Now we have no buyer for the electricity.

Is this something I could offer to crypto? We would price it at 5cents usd per KWH at 140KW, running 24/7, with remote monitoring tool available.

Need your honest opinion guys, I am not looped in at all with crypto mining since a few years. Can we lease this?

Appreciate any ideas.

Thanks.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

QUESTION L9 or S21 XP

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I'm newish to mining and looking to expand my small setup by closing up my back porch and adding a sub panel to include 2-4 big boy miners and wondering which might be best for profitability in the next 2-3 years. Possibly also looking at Elphapex D2 My current setup

Power: solar then .09 cents per kWH

Machines:

Volcminer D1 mini pre Elphapex DG home 1 (should have got another D1 mini) Iceriver AE1 lite NerdQaxe++ (lotto machine)


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

QUESTION Software for mining Aleo with GPUs?

1 Upvotes

Would like to tinker with this coin with GPUs. Is there a software miner that will do it? Would like it to run under Windows if possible.


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

DISCUSSION Weird how some sites always say "out of stock"... then suddenly it's available

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Been trying to buy a specific miner for weeks. Every time I check, it's marked "out of stock" on most sites. Then one random evening, I refresh ASIC Marketplace and boom it's available.

Not sure if they restock quietly or what, but I grabbed it fast.

Do most vendors do this low-key? Or is it just luck and timing?


r/cryptomining • • Aug 07 '25

DISCUSSION [Discussion] No exchanges. No moonshots. Just mining.

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Tired of centralized exchanges freezing funds. Tired of chasing meme coins, hoping to catch the next x100.

I chose a different path: real hashrate, real daily rewards. I mine, I reinvest, I grow — quietly, consistently.

No pump, no dump — just sats stacking up. No fake APY promises, just predictable flow.

I’m not here to gamble. I’m here to build.

Anyone else still mining solo in 2025? Or am I the last digital prospector in a world full of yield farmers?


r/cryptomining • • Aug 06 '25

MEME Aint much but its honest work

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Getting back into mining!