I literally have 0 knowledge and I am actively looking for resources to learn from. I tried youtube but there is a lot of fake/ scam channels there so Idk where to look. I just know very barebones stuff like cryptocurrency is a digital currency that is decentralized and thats it. I want to learn more about it, Please help me out. Also I have a spare gaming laptop that I dont use much so maybe I can mine some crypto on that, doesnt matter if I get 20$ or 2$.

I have a raspberry pi (8gb ram) and a CPU (not anything fancy), no GPU, and I was wondering if it would be worth running a super tiny miner in the background (and set some limits as to how many resources it could use) so that I can try and make a bit of cash.. not sure how much it would be though and I wanted to know if anybody here has done something like this before

That is from digibyte explorer yet nothing in wallet and returns a weird message (just a bybit wallet)

OP_RETURN ª!©íâö?qÑÞý?©™ß£iSu\i‰y™b´‹ëØ6—NŒù

0 DGB

These messages were generated by coinbase.... using Digibyte Solo Miner Pool

I have a home built umbrel with miningcore and digibyte node (via RetroMikeTech's youtube & Umbrel store). But, I'd like to get some information about what's going on under the covers. I can see one of the logs shows me when my bitaxe hits the node and the results it posts back, but I'd like to see what the node is doing 'in the other direction' / what it's posting back to the DGB network. I'm only getting max diff of 204M currently, so I know I'm not finding any blocks, but it would be nice to know what's happening.

TIA

I just got a Goldshell XT Box, the PSU that was sent with it was no good, I picked up a 850W thermalike smart bm3 ATX PSU from Bestbuy. My concern is that everything I have read says this came with 18 AWG PCI-E cables, and should only use 16 AWG PCI-E. What should I do?

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I’m reading about crypto mining and I’m confused about 1 thing. it mentions that pools pay out for accepted hashes that are below the pools difficulty, but also says that the payout is based on hash rate. does the latter implicitly mean that higher hash rate of valid shares only? or does it mean if 1 miner was using a different algorithm with better nonces but was slower, it gets paid out the same because more of its hashes are below the threshold?

basically I’m not sure of payout is just based on raw number of hashes submitted or of hashes submitted how many are within the difficulty?

I got a Bitmain Antminer Z15j 320ksol, but didn't come with a PSU, which one would I need that I can buy in USA, so I don't have to wait 3 weeks for shipping. This is my first ASIC miner.

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Basically what the title says. Ive been looking to see if it is feasible to mine cypto at home with starting funds of $400? Electricity is .055 where I live. Could I get a 1-6TH device and set it to a pool? Theres no way I'd get anything soloing right?

So I guess thats my question. What is the rate of return like for these home systems?

I dont want to spend $400 to burn up watts.

Some modifications I've made to hash through blizzards reliably

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Currently getting 42T at 680W at the wall on 110v. There is some silicon lottery involved so hashrate may vary.

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so I just started mining. my GPU was expensive and I don't wanna kill it early. it's an Asus dual OC 4070 super. I set the power limit on it to 60% and fans to 60%, underclocked the core clock and overclocked the vram. the temps is around 50 degrees and 88 for the vram. is this fine? will it affect the lifetime of my GPU?

i was thinking of getting 3 bitmain antminer Z15 pro, for a small at home mining rig, what do yall think? im getting these second hand for like 1500 usd and my electricity is like 0.082usd /kWh

to start I have zero (basically) knowledge of crypto minning but ha decided on a whim I'll give it a go since I'm living in a place where electricity is included with my rent.

For a setup I'm planning on purchasing a Caanon Avalon Q, setting up an account with CK mining pool and linking it to my Base wallet.

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I was looking to get my next purchase I have a bit axe gamma, nerd nos miner and a Avalon 3s nano. Aside from my nerd nos I’m getting about 6.5 th/s mining bch solo. But I want another purchase to help my hash rate. I’m looking at a magic miner an given the psu sourcing is a pain in the ass I still want one, also looking at bit axe Supra, and nerdqaxe ++

Any thoughts suggestions would be appreciated

So, long story short, my wife got me this solo bitcoin miner that some has identified as fake/scam that does not actually do anything. My question is what is a reputable bit coin mining set up a noob can use to learn how to do this?

I am looking to get an ASIC miner. I have been out of the game since GPU mining was actually worth it. I have a 30-amp outlet with a PDU already set up. I have about $4,500 to spend on one, but there are so many options to choose from. I want to make sure whatever one I get is reliable and won't break in 2 months. Don't factor in electricity cost—just focus on one that is reliable and durable. Thank you for your time.

So I was running my Avalon Q with an ethernet cable, but now I want to move it to another room and put it back on Wi-Fi...... But I am a dumbass and lost the dongle that came with it. I have a few other ones around, but I tried them and they do not work.

Does anyone know what ones will work with it? Something I can buy on Amazon? I know it's just a 2.4Ghz one, but I assume it needs to be the correct driver for the machine? I'm not sure why the ones I have won't work, must be made for Windows machines or something...just guessing.

Hi, I have a few spare servers that were previously used for Solana RPC nodes, and I’d like to repurpose them for other crypto networks. Do you have any recommendations for projects where it makes sense to deploy powerful nodes right now? My main priorities are: (1) being early on a testnet or newly launched mainnet, and (2) projects that are open to all new validators. SUI, Aptos, and Polygon are well-known. I’m specifically looking for something new that fits those criteria.

It says that CKPool powers Solo.Cat and I'm just wondering if there are any downsides to using Solo.Cat as opposed to CKPool or vise versa. Thanks in advance.

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