TLDW? Is it about the news that Nvidia will pull a WD with their RTX 3XXX GPU?
I mean is it worth it? Changes to mining fees are coming and “soon” eth will move to pos so no more mining. And yet news like this popping out, not so long ago some company bought GPUs from Nvidia for 30 mln.
TLDW? Is it about the news that Nvidia will pull a WD with their RTX 3XXX GPU?
don't forget that the asics will be worthless next year with the switch to Proof of Stake.No, it's about ASICs systems being sold commercially to mine Ethereum, rendering GPU mining obsolete/unprofitable.
As a consequence GPU miners will shift away from Ethereum to other coins, making them blow up.
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Mining creates zero value, so that entirely depends on how good their propaganda teams are.As a consequence GPU miners will shift away from Ethereum to other coins, making them blow up.
AFAICT proof of stake won't need GPUs at all. The computational burden is much lower and validators aren't competing, they are chosen at random.don't forget that the asics will be worthless next year with the switch to Proof of Stake.
They create blocks for the chain, that has value.Mining creates zero value, so that entirely depends on how good their propaganda teams are.
So I have to pay to mine ?The average transaction fee is $8
Yes gpus wont be needed for POS but neither will asaicsAFAICT proof of stake won't need GPUs at all. The computational burden is much lower and validators aren't competing, they are chosen at random.
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No , the majority pools hold your earnings till a certain day of the week and will form their own block with all the payments to minimize or eliminate how much they pay to transfer it to everyoneSo I have to pay to mine ?
pools ?
(yes i know nothing)
ethermine, flexpool, etc are mining pools. its a pool that contain miners.
flexpool charge you transfer fees (gas?) tho. while ethermine already incorporate the fees in the payment they gave you.
The consensus: if you got hundreds of MH/s, better to use flexpool. Because you can transfer the eth to you in large bulk with 1 transfer fee in a reasonable time. Otherwise you would need to mine for months to get the transfer fee vs money you got ratio better than ethermine.
No, but performing a transaction on the Ethereum network costs.So I have to pay to mine ?
They create blocks for the chain, that has value.
It's necessary for the chain to function ... but you're putting the cart before the horse by saying more mining will blow up a coin. A coin which is blowing up in value will cause more mining, not the other way around.
If the miners tried to pile on other coins they'd just lose money, if Ethereum goes PoS this year a massive number of GPUs will get dumped on the consumer market ... that will be the most profitable way to use them and miners care about profit (or cutting their losses).