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but how long will it take to mine one bitcoin?? 

 

You will probably earn around 0.0012 BTC a day for each of those (without electricity costs).

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i am thinking about buying a second hand usb bitcoin miner but im wandering how long it would take to mine one bitcoin with it and if its actualy worth it or if its just going to take to long to mine a bitcoin 

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You can get them here: https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/64042-asic-miner-usb-block-erupter-330-mh-s-0-135btc-each

They are quite cheap.

 

With my 5.5GHz miner I earn about 2USD a day.

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You can get them here: https://www.bitmit.net/en/item/64042-asic-miner-usb-block-erupter-330-mh-s-0-135btc-each

They are quite cheap.

 

With my 5.5GHz miner I earn about 2USD a day.

but how long will it take to mine one bitcoin?? 

If you tell a big enough lie and tell it frequently enough it will be believed.

-Adolf Hitler 

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but how long will it take to mine one bitcoin?? 

 

You will probably earn around 0.0012 BTC a day for each of those (without electricity costs).

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You will probably earn around 0.0012 BTC a day for each of those (without electricity costs).

ok :D thanks ssoele 

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I have one, stopped using it with my laptop because I had to keep plugging it in when I got back from school .etc and it got annoying. If you do get one I recommend getting a raspberry pi to run it.

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You will probably earn around 0.0012 BTC a day for each of those (without electricity costs).

So you're saying this will generate roughly 30$ a month with nothing more than USB power? 

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So you're saying this will generate roughly 30$ a month with nothing more than USB power? 

 

More like 4 - 4.5 USD a month.

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More like 4 - 4.5 USD a month.

and that usb thing costs 16$ xD

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