7 EXPENSIVE Lessons I Learned Building a Bitcoin Mining Farm

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I thought building a Bitcoin mining farm was going to be easy, and lead to a lot of easy passive income but to be honest it has been a huge endeavor, very expensive, and I’ve hit a lot of hurdles building the VoskCoin mining farm… Buy the BEST miner here - Evergreen

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I always wanted to build a bigger crypto mining farm, and to mine Bitcoin with electricity I am generating myself through solar panels is the free money in life cheat code dream but uh wow there sure is a lot to do when building a Bitcoin mining farm. Here are the expensive lessons I’ve learned in cryptocurrency and specifically related to building my own massive mining farm for BTC miners!

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:alarm_clock: Timestamps :alarm_clock:
00:00 Building my crypto mining farm!
00:47 Where do you even build a mining farm?
01:53 Building roads!
04:30 What to build?
06:30 How do you run all these miners?
09:10 Where do you mine?
10:30 Building things to last!
12:00 Who is going to do the work?
13:25 Funding the operation

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7 EXPENSIVE Lessons I Learned Building a Bitcoin Mining Farm…

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Can’t wait to see a full solar farm from you! Good luck, vosk. Great content!

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Solar has to be incorporated into a mining farm that wants to scale up

Can’t wait for Solar to drop in price, still really expensive. More miners that use solar to power their miners, the less anti-miners will have to complain that we are polluting the earth. Although the manufacturing of solar panels is way worse…but that’s a whole diff animal to tackle.

Also can’t wait for American companies to step it up and manufacture miners here.

@VoskCoin lets team up and set up a miner manufacturing company lol

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Love the progress! Looking forward to seeing you make it all happen and pulling early retirement, you’ve got this. I’m very early stages on a similar and much smaller endeavor to build out an on demand solar and wind mining operation that will hopefully result in net gains one day as well.

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appreciate the support :smiley: tell me more about the solar and wind build I’m all ears lol

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It’s a fairly simple concept, rather than be concerned with mining 24/7, we’re just going to mine when there is sun or wind. Ideally eliminating the 12v/120v Inverter and 120v/12v power supplies, to help improve efficiency. Of course that means providing reliable 12v power and shutting things down when it drops below a certain voltage. Still going to need a couple batteries to act as a buffer, and some good controls to manage the voltage output. But by eliminating batteries it should be much more financially feasible to mine in an eco friendly manner.

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Depending where u are wind is the best I’ve been thinking of it since vail az has a almost constant 10mph wind

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I have property in the desert, between a couple mountain ranges, that sees regular 20mph days and can get up to 40mph on occasion. Plus there’s a lot of sun out here… I’m thinking the combination of both will be very effective.

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