Hey Biz, I have access to a small room for approximately $300/mo

>>2083933
Do you need housing? Live in the room.

Do you need money? Mine as much crypto as you can on the free electricity.

Is it yours to lease or sublet? Do that and make some supplementary income.

Are you an autist who needs his penor touched? Use it as your rape dungeon.

>>2083947
Any crypto in particular? What is viable?

>>2083950
Currently ETH, but that will change soon.
A new Crpyto will pop up sooner or later though.

>>2083950
Like he said ETH now until it closes out. You can't compete for BTC so it would be pretty much you choosing what you wanted to mine for as much as you wanted. You have a huge advantage as usually the determining factor on worth of mining is based on electricity prices.

>>2084010
Although he should keep in mind that just because his parents are paying for electricity doesn't make it free.

>>2084107
Assume it's not parents. Because it isn't.

Any other ideas for producing currency from power?

>>2083955
What's going on with eth?

>>2083933
>How do I monetize this?
Rent
Make it 75% more expensive if you live on a city.

I have a very similar setup, will be going to San Fransico bay area to work on Tesla project, my company is paying for me to stay at an extended stay style hotel,

I am dropping 3K into a bunch of high end GPUs to run ETH/DASH/Monero, whatever else I can mine effectively

Plan on stacking ETH, using Dash/Monero to get more ETH and to speculate in shitcoins and just hold..

Because I am working for at least 6 months on the project, I figure I reduce my risk to only the amount I spend on the equipment I invest in, so worst case scenario it is a couple thousand lost and if it goes well, I can continue to build my stack to sell at higher profits, to get into any and all the shitcoins I can get myself into.

Next project will probably be in Mexico, so I just need to make sure I have a secure internet connection as electricity there will be free again