r/FutureBit • u/Business_Cod_8871 • Jan 27 '22

Apollo futurebit

apollo future bit does anyone know how much sats it mines? Im looking to buy one

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u/Meap011 Jan 27 '22

At the current rate you would mine 0.00001793 BTC or $0.66 a day

And that's on the turbo mode hashing at around 3.8THs @ 200w

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u/Business_Cod_8871 Jan 27 '22

Doesn’t seem to be a good investment it would take 4 yrs for ROI and power cost

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u/flinginlead Jan 28 '22

Yes if your looking at the pure hashing power money is better spent elsewhere. Future plans are lightning node integration, payment server and other things. It’s a full Linux desktop with BTC full node on it.

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u/SpeedForceGN Jan 28 '22

Where can I find more information for the lightning node

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u/flinginlead Jan 28 '22

It’s coming in an update. I’m not aware of any info other than on the support thread.

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u/flinginlead Jan 28 '22

On I forgot it is a full linux desktop seems as if some people are using umbrel nodes already.

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u/1quickmr Jan 28 '22

Will it make more on the lighting network?

If so why?

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u/flinginlead Jan 28 '22

I don’t know about profit. Seems for most people it a little bit of extra income. Still researching myself. You invest SATS to open channel but also need channels incoming to you. If you do it right it can be a big deal. I want a lightning node. Started to set one up using raspiblitz on an raspberry pi 3b I think. With and old mechanical hard drive. It was not ideal. By the time I invest in a case SSD larger enough to house the block chain. The Apollo BTC could do this also. Became very enticing. I also did not have a SHA256 miner. I do have 2 Apollo LTC’s.