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Messages - EmilTheBerg

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It's still profitable. As proof, you could visit https://www.asicminervalue.com/, configure electric rate and choose "BTC" to see list of SHA-256 ASIC that remains profitable. Although profitable doesn't always mean you can get ROI within reasonable time.

The bad part is, that there are only a dozen of Bitcoin miners who are profitable at this moment. Most of the miners show that it will take three to four years to give you the ROI. But most of the time difficulty continues to increase and the profitability decreases over time. Now it depend on the miner how they use their mining reward. If they hold it and wait for a good market to sell it, then they might get their ROI faster. Bitcoin mining is not just business, it's a passion.

I still think bitcoin mining's worth it but I don't just dive in blind. I'm constantly poking around real time mining stats to see what I can really pocket, it's a huge help when prices bounce or mining gets tougher. I lean on a solid platform to compare ASIC miners, figure out my electricity costs and decide if a move's worth it. I used to think snagging the flashiest hardware was the trick, but I've figured out it's more about matching it with the right tools and know how to get the most bang for my buck. Honestly, it's like piecing together a puzzole some days, tricky, but kinda fun too and with a solid setup, I can roll with the wild swings in mining and still end up on top.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Is Bitcoin Too Expensive For Me?
« on: March 20, 2025, 12:01:25 PM »
Bitcoin is the most largest and well known cryptocurrency with a strong brand and Widespread adoption, bitcoin has high liquidity, makes it easier to buy and sell, while altcoin can offer higher potential growth, but this comes with increased risk.  However investing in bitcoin and altcoin with a small amount of money can be done but it's essential to educate yourself about crypto and continously learning about crypto it's risk and opportunities before venturing into it.

I've been thinking a lot about how putting cash into bitcoin and altcoins could work out and I recking it's a decent mix if you play it right. Bitcoin's my steady guy, it's got that solid vibe and everyone knows it, while atlcoins feel like the wild cards that could shoot up fast, even if they're a bit of a rollercoaster. I'm the type who digs into stuff before I jump in, poking around online or chatting with people who get it, just to keep my head straight. I started small, you know, dipping my toes in so I could figure it out without sweating too much if things went sideways. For me, keeping my coins safe and always picking up new tricks is what's keeping me in the game.

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With btc potentially hitting $150k-$200k in 2025, do you think altcoins like Ethereum or SOL will see bigger gains, or will they get overshadowed by btc's dominance? I'm torn on where to invest my extra cash.
Its hard and too early to tell if its possible. Trump just took his oath and now on serious tariff wars, and there was news of the US making Bitcoin part of its reserve. This has caused uncertainty in an already volatile market.
Its hard to predict because Trump is very unpredictable; of course he is supporting cryptocurrency, but the global news also has an impact on the market, so we have to follow the market closely so we can take the right action.

I've been trying to figure out what's next for crypto and it's tough with how wild the market gets. I've heard some smart people say bitcoin could shoot up to $200k by 2025 and I'd love for that to happen, it'd be huge! But then others are like, 'Hold up, it might crash down $73k', and that't got me a little nervous. I've also been eyeing altcoins like Ethereum and Solana because they could grow even more, percentage wise, though they feel riskier. I'm thinking about spreading my money across a few different coins so if one tanks, I'm not totally sunk. With all the crazy stuff happening in the world right now, like ware and elections, I feel like anything could shake things up. I try to keep up with the news but it's a lot to take in. Honestly, i might even chat with a money pro before I decide what to do, just to feel more solid about it.

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Ethereum Forum / Re: Why Ethereum is underperforming?
« on: March 18, 2025, 08:26:53 AM »
For Ethereum network dominance, it has actually dropped quite a bit now, and BNB and Solana have replaced it, this is related to the dominance of the Ethereum network. However, for market cap, ETH is still too high to be taken over by other altcoins in its market capitalization. Because so far when compared, XRP, which is actually below ETH, is still half, and if SOL or BNB are still quite far away. But well, we don't know what will happen in the future. Let's just wait and see how the market conditions will be in the next few years, where it will be taken. What is certain is that hopefully various top altcoins will continue to survive in the era of the onslaught of various new altcoins in the future.
The world of digital assets is indeed unpredictable, and such changes in the market are impossible to foresee. That is why we are able to observe further development of blockchain, and the appearance of new efficient options for its users. To this extent, while ethereum may still dominate another year in terms of market capital alone the development of other networks portrays that the battle is far from over. It wasn’t possible to define where the digital assets will be in the next few years but the innovation that has been present will always create new colours in this ever evolving ecosystem. Perhaps, the most crucial is that any asset that already has its well-developed ecosystem will always remain relevant in the context of this industry’s further evolution.
Yes, that's right, and there is no guarantee that in the future, the dominance of BSC and Solana can continue to survive, maybe there will be other competitors who will be more leading and hype in their time. But well, as you said, it's unpredictable.

And yes, that's why we need to adapt to the development of the times, we need to follow the development and progress of the crypto world, so that we are not left behind and can benefit from every development of the times.

I've noticed how the crypto world keeps changing, Ethereum's still a big deal with its market cap, but I can see how its top spot might not last forever. BNB and Solana are popping up more and I bet new ones could shake things up again. I just try to stay in the loop and roll with it. No blockchain's a sure bet forever but the big ones probably won't fade out fast. Keeping an eye on what's trending helps me ride the wave and make the most of it.

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1. Do you have any expectations for the success of Made in US tokens in the near future?

In case some of these Made in USA coins/tokens will make it to the Strategic Reserve and the government will already have the budget to buy them then maybe we can expect their dramatic rise in terms of price. However, until then there is nothing to expect here except some sporadic little upward movements.

2. Are you currently holding or looking to invest in any Made in US tokens?

I am not holding any of these coins as am more into Bitcoin as of the moment though if someone will be gifting me some millions or I would win in the lottery then I would seriously look into them.

3. Are you still waiting for the altseason to continue?

Yes, I am still waiting for the altseason to come and conquer the market. Unfortunately, day by day am seeing the chance getting slimmer and I am now doubting the historical precedents as they might not be applicable this year.

I think those made in US tokens really need the government to back them up, like putting them in that strategic reserve thing. Without it, I dont see their prices jumping much. Right now, I'm all about stacking bitcoin, but if I had some extra cash, I might peek at these tokens after digging into them a bit. I'm still crossing my fingers for an altseason but the way the market's looking, I'm not so sure it'll hit like I hoped.

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oneminers shill finally decide to shill and spam on this forum. To other reader, oneminers is a probable scam mining company. I've write about it on oneminers dot com is a probable scam mining company.

Hi, I am new to this forum and I have read this message. I am not related to oneminers but may i know what made you say they are a scam mining company? I went to their site and I even saw pictures of members or workers in this company. If they are real scam, why would they post their pictures and attend to different conferences as a proof that they are legit? Do you have any encounters with them and scammed you? They even have a lot of videos in different platforms or social medias showing their faces. It is not easy to show your identity if your intention is not good. It's not that I am defending their company but I also made a research before I reply on this post. Maybe you also need a thorough research before saying that they are a real scam.

Here are my responses.
1. Have you read list of red flags on link i shared earlier? If yes, what do you think about those red flags?
2. Their website claim they attend BTCPrague 2024. But i unable to find mention of their company on BTCPrague website. I even use this keyword on google search, but with no search result.



Are these videos still not enough to say they are a 'probable scam" and attended BTC Prague?

https://youtu.be/kKSt43Pc20k?si=CEB23T8XUWEktQV_
https://youtu.be/X1Hsn-qKins?si=6jsi7WhW9-1r_mPP

Their faces are all over social medias and they also have many videos promoting their brand.

How about this photo that they attended Blockchain Life in Dubai? Their faces and background doesn't look like edited or made by AI.



We are not helpful for companies with all the wrong accusations. Make a thorough research and have proofs that they are real scam before posting so we don't ruin the image of the business. I am not only pertaining to oneminers brand but for all. If you were on their situation, building your own brand, you are true and legit, then suddenly, there's someone accused your business that you are probable scam and spread wrong rumors to all forum members, would that be okay with you? Of course not!

So before all "accusations" and "probability", make sure you have proof before spreading your words.

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Best time to purchase BTC
« on: March 14, 2025, 10:05:17 AM »
That basically the fact behind the market and when to invest, lot of people do think that investment could be carried anytime they wanted but sincerely, investment also have time especially investment like bitcoin can't be invested at the higher price level but if you noticed that it is better to hold till when the market drop very low and that must be on Bear season.
There is no doubt that it is best to wait until the bear season to invest in Bitcoin. However, those who make such investments may face issues when the bear season will come or in determining the correct price. That is why I think it is better to continue investing in Bitcoin continuously for the long term with a DCA strategy because I think there is proper risk management.

I've learned the hard way that trying to guess the perfect time to jump into bitcoin is a real headache, it's always bouncing up and down like crazy. That's why I'm all about this Dollar Cost Averaging thing now or DCA as folks call it. I just toss in a little cash every week or month, no matter what the price is doing. Snagging some BTC when the market's in a slump feels smart but good luck figuring out when it's hit rock bottom, I sure can't! By sticking to my regular buys, I smooth out those wild highs and lows and it feels way less stressful. Honestly, it's become my go to for playing it safe while still building up my stash over time.

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oneminers shill finally decide to shill and spam on this forum. To other reader, oneminers is a probable scam mining company. I've write about it on oneminers dot com is a probable scam mining company.

Hi, I am new to this forum and I have read this message. I am not related to oneminers but may i know what made you say they are a scam mining company? I went to their site and I even saw pictures of members or workers in this company. If they are real scam, why would they post their pictures and attend to different conferences as a proof that they are legit? Do you have any encounters with them and scammed you? They even have a lot of videos in different platforms or social medias showing their faces. It is not easy to show your identity if your intention is not good. It's not that I am defending their company but I also made a research before I reply on this post. Maybe you also need a thorough research before saying that they are a real scam.

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The stablecoin market has hit a record high, reaching a total value of $235.7 billion. This is now bigger than Ethereum's market value of $226 billion, according to coingecko. This shows how important stablecoins have become in crypto as they provide stability and make transaction easier for Traders, businesses and DeFI users. Meanwhile, AI powered projects are bringing new ideas to crypto by marking trading smarter and more automated.
One example BNKR, an AI powered trading assistant on the Base Blockchain. BNKR lets users buy, sell,swap and manage thier wallets just by sending a message, making trading simpler for everyone. It also reivests fees back into the token, helping the ecosystem grow, with its recent listing on major centralized exchange, BNKR is gaining attention. As AI continues to shape the future of crypto, how do you think it will impact trading?

I've been loving how AI's making crypto trading so much easier for me lately. Tools like BNKR are a game changer, they handle all the buying, selling and wallet stuff without me having to lift a finger. It's super fast, helps me make smarter calls and even puts the fees back into growing the whole system which I think is pretty cool. Honestly, it takes a lot of the stress out of keeping up with trades. But I've got to admit, it's not all perfect, sometimes I worry about hackers or the AI messing up because it's not foolproof. I've seen how quick it can move my money around and that's awesome but I also want to keep things safe. So I'm trying to figure out how to let it do its thing while making sure I don't get burned. It's like having a speedy assistant, I just need to keep an eye on it!

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Bitcoin Forum / Re: Hold or sell?
« on: March 13, 2025, 12:05:29 PM »
Yes, you are right, but if America sells its Bitcoin holdings, it will create bad news and certainly reduce many people's confidence in Bitcoin. This is because the United States has a significant influence on the growth of crypto. For example, Solana—if Donald Trump had not acquired Solana as part of one of America’s reserve funds, its price might have been around $100. However, due to the news that Donald Trump acquired Solana, its price strengthened and is now able to stay above $100.
Sure, there will be negative impact on the market if US sells their Bitcoin. However, I think the chance isn't that high because US doesn't want to lose their domination in crypto. If US sells their Bitcoin, China will lead the domination in crypto. Also, Trump has just ordered to have crypto reserves. One of the crypto reserves is Bitcoin. It doesn't make sense if US will sell their Bitcoin in the near future. What they probably will do is to add more their Bitcoin quantity. Anyway, it is true that the issues made by Trump has a significant impact in the market nowadays.
I am not saying that the United States will sell their Bitcoin anytime soon. No one knows when the United States will sell their Bitcoin no country will sell their Bitcoin unless there is no other choice but to sell it.

        -      You are right in what you say, no one knows when they will sell their bitcoin holdings. Now, given what is happening in the market at the moment, I just think it is possible that the US might even buy bitcoin because the percentage that the price of bitcoin has dropped is still large.

And of course that is an opportunity for them because we are almost closed to the peak price of bitcoin, in my opinion only.
When it comes to selling then anyone do have have the rights into the coins that they've been holding into on which it will really be that still the same for us small time traders on doing such thing. We are all that wanting or liking to make profis and as so as with those governments or billionaires on which they would really be selling out their coins at the right time that they will be seeing that they had gained up sufficient profits then there's nothing we can do but we do able deal up with these possible drops in prices because we are all have that same goal on which to make profits and thats a normal approach to have. You are the ones will really be that making up decisions on your holdings , the things what do sucks is that whenever these big time holders to make sell then it can make out that impact.

I've been wondering if the US is ever gonna sell its btc but honestly i dont think anyone's got a solid answer. I feel like they'll hold off for now, why cash out when it's not the perfect moment? If I were them, I'd want to make the most money possible, just like any of us would. Lately, it seems more like they're piling up crypto instead of dumping it especially with how the market's been buzzing. If they do sell someday, I bet it'd shake up prices a bit, but I've seen the market bounce back from wild stuff before. I'm just trying to keep my eyes peeled and stay ready for whatever happens, feels like the smart move to me.

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Although an immediate drop to $50,000 is unlikely a prolonged downtrend could push bitcoin to a worse level. This would require a major shift in market sentiment and strong selling pressure, or macroeconomic factors such as increased regulation or tighter monetary policy from central banks. I think for now, the bitcoin traders should keep an eye on the $90,000 - $92,000 range. A breakout or rejection from this area will determine the next big move! I think we have to wait until the end of this month because there are a lot of macroeconomic data and events and summits.

I totally agree with you on that. I've got my eye on this $90k to $92k zone for bitcoin, it feels like a big deal. If it busts through or gets knocked back there, I think that's gonna decide where it's headed next. Stuff like new rules or what the big banks do could shake things up so I'm playing it safe for now. I'm planning to hold off till the end of the month because some stuff coming up might change how people feel about it. I'm keeping my phone close, checking the news and watching how the market's acting, don't want to miss a beat.

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Here I want to inform you the main goal of satoshi nakamoto why he invented the Bitcoin. And then goal is established independent financial ecosystem with privacy.
So even if the government ban the Bitcoin I think there is no worry about the Bitcoin because I have a long term strategy on it so I will keep my adoption running. And I believe in the future maybe it could be four, 8 or 10 or 15 years latter in this earth all country will accept the Bitcoin in their law.
Yeah, but not all genius inventions can be easily accepted by the world government... even you must know some conspiracies about Nikola Tesla's inventions that are hidden by the world government for certain purposes... we can know Bitcoin now because of Satoshi and also there has been no extreme action from the government of big countries (except China), therefore, we can still have Bitcoin and trade it freely and limitedly...

Even so, it does not rule out the possibility that the wave of revolutionary breakthroughs will occur very quickly, considering that the government always has a plan one step ahead than ordinary citizens... so, it does not rule out the possibility that some governments will ban Bitcoin at any time, for their reasons... yes even though I'm sure there will be many people who are labeled as naughty citizens because they secretly transact Bitcoin.

I love how bitcoin's all spread out so it's tough for governments to just shut it down even if they try with rules. I've seen cool new stuff get pushback before people finally get on board. Some places might clamp down on bitcoin but I keep noticing more folks worldwide jumping in. I just try to stay in the loop and roll with whatever comes next in crypto.

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There is a reason to talk about this because bear market is peeking at us when the price dips below 90k. This is probably just to make us see this is happening in the next few weeks and if you are to prepare for it, I think you would also be selling everything before it loses its value.

But which one do you thin it worth holding that you think price is not really going to be dumped to almost zero?
Sorry but I lost faith in every single Altcoin, I invested heavily in Altcoins between 2023 and 2024 hoping to make good profit from them during the 2024/2025 bull run, but unfortunately, things didn't turn out as I did planned or imagined it would happen.

Now, I am actually wondering within myself, if Altcoin failed to get me profit during a bull run, how will they perform in the bear season?
Right now, if I must keep crypto during a bear season, I will rather choose to hold bitcoin than hold any Alt, Altcoins are beginning to lose their charm and it's all because of meme coins, meme coins have polluted the Altcoin market, developers aren't serious with building good utility projects anymore and it's gradually shrinking the growth to Altcoins.

I've seen so many projects hype up huge wins but if they don't have solid roots, they just flop even when the market's hot. Bitcoin's my go to because it's everywhere and there's only so much of it especially when things get rough. Some altcoins might still have a shot but all those meme coins and buzzed up projects? They've made things way too wild for me. Now, I'm sticking to stuff that's actually useful and can grow for the long haul, no more chasing quick bucks.

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XRP - Ripple Forum / Re: What's Going On with XRP?
« on: March 12, 2025, 12:28:40 PM »
Maybe it's just now. XRP has the largest pump with the market, and it can be more if there is more money to come into it. If other countries follow, there would be more money to have liquidity. Just wait and be patient.

No coin recently have pumped that are worthy projects. Maybe soon this will pump.

I've learned you've got to be patient with crypto. XRP's been doing pretty good lately and I think it could keep growing if the market's chill and more big players jump in. No coin just shoots up forever but i feel like its strong basics will win out over time. I'm excited to see what happens in the next few weeks.

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Cryptocurrency discussions / Re: Data centers in Nigeria?
« on: March 12, 2025, 12:23:00 PM »
I don't know, based on what I heard from conversations with people from Nigeria (and Kenya), it doesn't look like electricity there is not something to be proud of. I remember some chat saying certain official selling generators because they don't fix power outages.

Yeah, electricity has been a big challenge in Nigeria, there is no stable electricity supply and this will affect data centers except they plan to build alternative sources of electricity to achieve anything.
Electricity supply has been a big challenge in many African countries, and it something governments has to work on for a sustainable developments of the economy.

I get how tough the electricity mess in Nigeria can be, it's a real headache. But I think there's a way around it. I'd put money into stuff like solar power and good backup systems to keep data centers humming along. With some smart planning and the right setup, I believe businesses can still do great. If the government steps up on energy fixes, I see it helping the whole country grow down the road.

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