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Bitcoin Mining / Re: Is bitcoin mining still worth it after the halving?
« on: March 24, 2025, 02:24:30 PM »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.