Thats how you start! I’m still on 2 gpus, 1 cpu, but growing rapidly. Honestly I’m already addicted 
Same here.
Hi how are you
If you need free electricity then reply me
Hi how are you
If you need free electricity then reply me
Hello all - I am looking into building a mining farm. Trying to decipher the plethora of info out there. I see that there are alot of guys suggesting running HiveOS - On their site it looks like they will run on an Antminer S19 - has anyone tried this - I was under the assumption that you couldn’t mine anything except BTC - does going to Hive firmware allow me other options?
Thanks for any help
Kris
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an s19 can only run sha256 algorithm. there are a few coins that use that algo bitcoin being the obvious one. dgb is actually slightly more profitable. but at the end of the day it will only mine on the sha256 algo and at most you can aim it at a pool that pays out in a different coin.
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HiveOS is 100% the way to go for asics, and anything else IMO.
Hi, looking forward to going through the content and learning more.
I have just begun my Crypto mining journey…largely thanks to you, VoskCoin, your videos and information.
I will not start mining until May 10th or the week after. Just had a 220 circuit drop put in a shed, converting the shed to keep the equipment cool and plan to focus on ASIC miner. While my focus will be Bitcoin, I have followed your other crypto miners with interest. It’s just hard to justify putting that much initially on a mining something other than Bitcoin when the payback is very unclear.
My drop will allow me to have 12 miners, already have 2 Whatsminer MS60s (184TH/s) (went through the process ordering them from China…was before I watched your channel) and 5 Antiminer S21s (200THs) and one Urlacher (S19K pro (56THs) that will run on a house outlet without the need for 220 to learn more, hope to have it going before the others in my mining farm. Even with the Shed already built ($0 cost), I am still out almost $60K just to get to this point…and without mining a single coin yet. Yea the FOMO is kicking me hard.
I knew I would not be able to mine until after the Bitcoin halving, but figured I can mine and that rate for the next 4 years which should make it more than profitable by the year 2030 when Bitcoin is expected to exceed $1Million per Bitcoin. Just have to afford the electricity until than.
Which is why the alt coin mining is so interesting if it exceeds the dollar value that BItcoin can be mined daily…my ideal scenario would be to have mined enough coin, to purchase enough stock, to cover my electricity costs through 2030. Figure the biggest risk is political, so if I can build up a million dollar stock portfolio while stacking Bitcoin, I could have the best of all the worlds.
I am fortunate enough to own some land where I could put in a gravel road similar to what you did, secure with a wall since I am closer to the city than you are and put in as many mining farms as I can get the electric company to bring in 220 circuits. Figure that I can get at least one more before they start asking questions that would potential cause zoning issues. After that who knows.
Thank you for your channel, thank you for your videos. You are changing lives! Know it.
And thank you for all the information you have freely shared. It’s always good to give back and give a helping hand to others when possible. Many will not take the time to tell you, and as for the haters, they will always hate, so forget them. You don’t strike me as the kind of person that will let someone else impact their success…
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Hi, My name is Valentine from the UK and have been a long-time follower of Voskcoin and his doge 
. I’m happy to join this community of crypto miners. I am ex-bitcoin miner. I used to mine bitcoin and other coins in the SHA-256 algorithm using machines like S9 and the rest in our small studio apartment in Plymouth city. That was about 4 or 5 years ago until I gave up because the heat and noise generated by the machines was just too much for me (and my now ex-girlfriend) to bear. Then, I decided to sell the miners only to find out that there’s no dedicated platform for selling my ASIC miners. Fast forward to this day and I joined forces with my brother to launch a secure platform called miningwatchdog where all crypto miners can confidently buy or sell their crypto miners with ease and confidence at very low/competitive prices. Think of it like the Amazon or Ebay of the Crypto mining community. You are welcome to join anytime at marketplace.miningwatchdog.com.
Happy Mining,
Valentine
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What do you all think about kaspa? should we buy it before it gets listed on binance? solana probably won’t get their congestion issues fixed anytime soon so will people start switching to kaspa
Greetings fellow travelers!
I live in east central Oregon and I am off the grid, meaning I generate all of my electricity using solar and LiFe P04 storage cells. This is the main reason I chose the following. For me to use any other mining rig at this time would be impractical due to excessive kWH draw upon my system.
I just received 2 ICERIVER KAS KS0 ULTRA’s.
I have absolutely no idea what I’m doing.
I suppose I may have found the best place to be to learn and ask questions.
I have a GSD Service Dog that I love and I do love Shiba Inu dogs and $SHIB as well.
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Welcome! 
Sounds like you have a great start! Create a new post with any particular questions. Everyone is super helpful!
Welcome Longfellow_Ragoczy,
I have been watching many “off the grid” videos, not planning on doing that, just interested in how they manage everything…
As for being able to use an ASIC that needs a 220 circuit, isn’t there a fairly expensive piece of equipment that will take one current and step it up to 220? (As you can tell I am an Electric newbie)…
I saw a post with ‘old dogs new tricks’ in it- that got me to smile. I’m a 60 yr old grandma, ornamental blacksmith who got into lasers (galvo and C02). My oldest daughter henpecked me until I bought some crypto- only 100.00 worth (it’s worth 36.00 now- but it shut her up so it was well worth it). That being said. Your videos popped up on my feed immediately after I ‘checked my balance’ (thank you big tech for eye-spying me) and I’m glad I did. So much to learn, haven’t gotten a system yet. I’m new, not a total re-nob but there is still so much I do not know. I loved the look my young co-workers gave me when they knew I had crypto, I want to see the look on their face when I start ‘mining’- it is coming. Keep tuned people 
Grandma’s got a new ‘thing’
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Hello all im in Toronto Canada, great being here. excited to leard fro everyone. my wife mentioned to start mining so lets get into it.
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Hello everyone!!
I am from just outside Houston, Texas. I retired a while back and bought an Avalon Nano 3 to use use as a heater in a small room that is cold in the winter and to learn a little about crypto in my spare time.
I joined Voskcoub because I saw the solar YouTube video and it intrigued me because there were responses all over the place about solar
I have a system that was built by myself back in 2020 to run the company vehicles in my business as fuel had already more than doubled in our area and to provide backup power as power failures are common in our rural area. It currently generates 1.3 megawatt hours a month (roughly 40 kwh a day) which saves roughly 250 per month in electricity. All of this was done for under 11k (includibg 32 kwh of battery backup) and the only maintenance is cleaning solar panels and filters on the equipment. This system is grid assisted but does not feed energy back to the grid due to additiomal expenses (insurance, inspection, anti-islanding equipment, etc.) and also by being tied to the grid in a net metering arrangement thesystem is required to shut down in the event of a power failure.
Due to the fact that retirement has allowed me to reduce energy usage, I now have excess free energy to run crypto with. My goal is to find mining equipment that is energy efficient to use the surplus with as I learn about crypto!!
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this is Jack, we are Minerwinner and we have been in the Asic market for over 5 years, we are a distributor of different Asic machine including Antminer, jasminer, Whatsminer, and iceriver, I wonder if we have any chance to work with you? you can please contact my whatsapp : +86 18118766276
Welcome!
Hello,
Thank you for your helpful insights. I am grateful that you share your expertise and support us newcomers.
After learning the power necessary to run your operations, I suggest purchasing two 25 kW 3-phase diesel generators and locating your next farm near a natural gas source. Many abandoned wells can supply substantial amounts of fuel to run your generators. Additionally, consider using the waste heat for a greenhouse and Stirling generators to help recover costs.