Mining advice

You don't.
You buy and hold

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>>2462709
>>2462720
>be January, see new company I know shitfuckall about
>laugh them off and pick fucking bakery corporation stock "because it's always been around/always stable"
>bakery corp dies
>Ethereum skyrockets
>feels like i'm 100% pic-related-level retard

Fuck my intuitive cynicism.

>>2462709
What is Google?

>>2462709
do you waste your time? yes.

http://www.coindesk.com/ethereums-big-switch-the-new-roadmap-to-proof-of-stake/

eth has no mining future.

Is 250 euros a good price for a 580?

>>2463332

If you're going to buy a mining rig or a gaming rig that mines on the side now, don't. You can scrap the last coins before it goes full PoS so you can get into the staking game, but it's too late to actually start up a mining scheme, since it's going to be hybrid right at the start of the transition and mining difficulty is already going sky high.

>>2462709
>Do you mine ETH?
yes

>How?
computers

>>2463637

It's this, anyone telling you otherwise is nevermimer

i heard it's a power problem so what if i can a lot of solar panels?

https://www.reddit.com/r/EtherMining/

guides and links on right side

you will need to join a pool, you will get nothing solo mining

this is assuming you already have the hardware to do so, mining will be impossible when they switch from PoW to PoS which is happening SOON (supposedly it has been going to happen soon for the past year, so who knows)

so investing in a brand new set up for the sole purpose of mining is probably not worth it now

>>2462709
дa

Mine dgb retards.
>>2465174
>pay $1800 for 400 w solar panel
>saves 20 cents a day

You are better off calling your provider to get industrial rates.