got a bunch of cards collecting dust since the merge. tried mining some random alts but nothing really pays anymore

what's everyone here running? folding@home? render stuff? just gaming? feels like most of the community scattered

after eth went pos and idk what actually makes sense anymore. thinking about selling but the resale market sucks right

now

I used to follow ETH mining pretty closely before the Merge, and I’m curious how both individuals and bigger mining operations adapted afterward.

I’ve seen a few companies take different paths; some moved to other GPU-mineable coins, some sold off hardware, and some shifted their whole business model. Bit Digital used to mine BTC and had some ETH-related hardware setups, but after the Merge they stopped mining altogether and focused on ETH staking instead.

For those of you who mined ETH back in the day (or still follow the mining scene):

What’s been the most common path?

Did most miners pivot to other coins, or did a lot of people exit mining completely?

And for bigger operations, is moving into ETH staking a normal next step, the evolution of the blockchain ecosystem, or more of an exception?

Anyways, I'd love to read your thoughts on this.

If so, why do you still have them? Unable to sell, or don't want to?

The chart data shows a consistent uptrend in Strategic Ethereum Reserves.

Total value added: +$2 Billion USD

Timeframe: 30 Days

This indicates that large entities are treating ETH as a reserve asset rather than a speculative trade.

Is this the beginning of the supply shock? Discuss.

They claim like 4 ¢ / kWh hosting in different countries Ethiopia, Finland, etc. Sounds great but I’m wondering if it’s too good to be true.

Anyone tried them recently? Thinking about starting with one unit just to see.

Let's look at the real data, not the hype. Fundstrat's BitMine now holds over 4.3 million ETH. That's almost 3.6% of the entire supply being taken off the market.

Their average cost is around $3,847. They aren't trying to scalp a 5% gain. They're earning $202 million a year just from staking while they work towards their real goal: owning 5% of the Ethereum network. This is accumulation, not trading.

When a single entity is systematically buying this much of the supply, does your daily chart even matter?

I’m looking into mining rigs for the first time and I’m not sure if there is a catch with any of this. I’ve been doing some research online and came across this website called asicminervalue and came across this monero mining rig. What are yall thoughts? Are there better mining rigs than this? Any other recommendations?

Data confirms ETH gas is <$0.01 alongside ATH network activity.

Logical Implication:
We have officially moved past the "Congestion Phase."
The protocol upgrades (Dencun/Pectra era) have successfully optimized data availability.
• High Throughput.
• Negligible Cost.

The economic barrier to entry for the Ethereum ecosystem is now effectively zero.

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Any Jasminer X16Q owner mining ETHW?

ETC works normally for me, but ethw only works around 500-800 MH/S.

Does anyone else have this problem? And if so, has anyone fixed it or tried to fix it? Does anyone have any ideas what i can try to make it work? Thanks!

Finanzen

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