A while ago I posted about the benefits of mining in Ukraine. I can no longer reconmend it. Cruise missles and GPU?asic miners dont mix. It took 3 days and was a harrowing experience but made it to Poland. God save Ukraine
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I’m glad you are safe!
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Good to hear you are safe.
Slava Ukraine 
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Wish someone would put a bullet in that piece of shit Putin’s head. Can’t believe this shit is going on in 2022. Glad your safe 
Guess I should feel thankful I’m English, almost doesn’t seem real when you only see stuff on the news and have never had to experience. No one deserves to scared for there life and there love ones. It’s fucking awful.
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Thank you, going back as soon as I can to rebuild. Lost everything I own including the one and only gpu miner I could afford to build, Ukraine Strong!
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When this is over please let us know how things are for you.
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Going back to Kyiv Wednesday. I lost everything, but I still believe in Ukraine and Kyiv. Kyiv was a vibrant, youthful city that was prospering and free. All I wanted to do was help Ukrainians learn to appreciate crypto and set up a mining operation that me and Ukrainians could all prosper from. Kyiv is strong as are the Ukrainian people. They welcomed me and when I was escaping they helped me and treated me like a king because I am American. I am going back to help rebuild, it is the least I can do.
The Ukrainians are a wonderful, proud people. They were living the dream of democracy and capitalism. In many ways they were more free than Americans. Now everything is being destroyed for no reason. The Ukrainians
had no interest in attacking Russia or in WMDs, that is why they gave up their nuclear weapons they inherited from the soviet union. My heart is broken and my dreams are broken, But I am going back to Kyiv this week to help rebuild. God save Ukraine!
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I will. I plan documenting my return and efforts to help the Ukrainians of Kiev. I am a legally registered business there. I literally just finished the process and the war started. God save Ukraine.
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Back in Kyiv. Was not able to take pics during trip. They made us pull down the shades on the train and would not let us look out. Went out today to walk the street, the part of Kyiv I live in you would not know there is a war. Except for the rumble of artillery in the distance. Still long lines outside of banks, but food situation has improved. Most stores are closed except grocery stores, pharmacies and a couple of coffee shops. Still trying to decide what to do. How to build a crypto business or any business for that matter in a country at war. Any ideas out there?
Hope you’re safe, so what is your question?
trying to establish a crypto mining operation In Kyiv. Where is the best place to buy used ASIcs. I don’t have much money but am looking for a 26th-56th BTC machine. been looking at Amazon and ebay. are there cheaper places to look?
If you don’t take noise as a factor, the perfect option for you is the T17. It costs roughly 1400$ and you can get it off asicminermarket.com. asicminervalue.com T17 will show you the profitability and ROI. This miner is known for its great ROI, which is around 7 months, which is nearly half the average ROI of an ASIC miner. It will make you around 200-300$ monthly, and if the price of bitcoin goes up in the long term which its bound to, then you can potentially be making 400-600$ Monthly.
Thank you for the info. as you might expect things are kinda crazy here right now. I have been looking at the 50TH range of miners. I want to try to set up a small mining farm, and then I want to teach some disadvantaged Ukrainians about crypto and crypto mining but things like I said are a bit crazy.
Whats the price limit for you?
1000 usd. but the main problem will be getting it here. I may have to open a mailbox in Poland and take the train to Poland to pick it up.