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Bitcoin is NOT profitable anymore. Dont bother. 

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Well, it should work. However, the video is from 2013, when Bitcoin mining was still profitable. It would take a long time (if at all) to break even. 

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What if I got like 100 ASIC? Could it work then?

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at this point bitcoin mine is nothing but a hobby except for those select few that have a mine in china.

see it like playing the lotery every week.

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Bitcoin is NOT profitable anymore. Dont bother. 

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I'm sad =(

Just now, Cvdasfg said:

Bitcoin is NOT profitable anymore. Dont bother. 

 

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This post makes me miss the old days. I had 4 Butterfly Labs ASIC's and also 4 Radeon 6950's for litecoin (which I started before everyone else and made quite a bit on there). Made quite a bit but man it wasnt nearly as much as I thought I would make. Stupid BFL being 9 months late with shipping the product... I literally would of made hundreds of thousands had they shipped on time. 

 

Should have just bought bitcoin though with the way it turned out. Such a missed opportunity. Hope I get at least one more in my lifetime.

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