New use for old ASIC

nah

>>2453562

Nope, ill buy them for $5 tho

>>2453579
So do I pretty much need a GPU based mining rig to make any real progress? Even if I could make a couple bucks a day just mining some weird meme coin and converting it over I'd be cool with that

>>2453592
If you wanna buy them that means they're worth something. Guess I'll just have to do actual research on my own now.

>>2453607

Yeah, they're worth about $4, but im willing to do $5, final offer

>>2453622
They're worth more to me on sentimental value alone.

You can probably mine some altcoin that will blow up in the future

>>2453641
That was my idea pretty much, what coins would be most viable.

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>>2453562
>block erupter
They have 330 MH/s of hash power which would net you less than $0.01 per month.
You could, however, make $20-$40 a day shoving them up your rump on cam sites!

>>2453694
If I find a coin in it's infancy then that can be enough to mine a little nest egg and hope it spikes in price, right?

>>2453562
ASICMiner? holy shit that brings me back to the gold ol days where I their stock (not coin like nowadays) gave massive dividends. Good thing I got out before they exit scammed.

>>2453750
Yea they're left over from a few years ago when I was basically just doing it as a hobby and I heard the crypto currency scene was getting interesting again so here I am

>>2453562
Neato. I've got 9 of these sitting in a box near me.

My friend made the metal plate from one of his into a keychain!

>>2453717
noone uses SHA256 anymore.

no one.