iBeLink DSM6T - 6TH Decred - $6300 - Gross profits > $100k per year

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Anyone feeling like rolling the dice? At current profit would pay itself off in less than one month.

It's the top earning ASIC right now: (but there's a lot of Decred asics hitting the market now or soon)
www.asicminervalue.com

Specifics:
https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/ibelink/dsm6t

iBeLink DSM6T Specifications
Hash Rate: 6 TH/s ±5% Blake256 Hash Function
Power Consumption: 2100 W (at the wall, with 25°C ambient temp)
Power Efficiency: 0.35 J/GH (at the wall, with 25°C ambient temp)
Operating Temperature: 0° C to 40° C
Network Connection: Ethernet
Power Supply: 190V to 240V, 50Hz/60Hz
Dimensions: 490 mm(L) * 390 mm(W) * 180 mm(H)
Weight: 17.6 kg


Purchase:
https://ibelink.co/product/ibelink-dsm6t-blake256-miner-with-6-th-s-hash-rate/


Pre-order - It ships June 5-10.

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I wish I had a 230V outlet free here...I would consider buying one but I'm stuck with 120V.
 
my breaker is maxed out with sweet sweet phis :p its fun to point them at new cryptos and have like 50% of the network hash off the bat. :p
 
oblox said:
Do you not have access to your breaker box with a dual pole open?
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Sigh. Technically I do but I'm living in an apartment until the end of the year (just moved across the country).. I'm reasonably certain the lease frowns on me changing the breakers even if I do have an EE degree ..
 
ccityinstaller said:
Sigh. Technically I do but I'm living in an apartment until the end of the year (just moved across the country).. I'm reasonably certain the lease frowns on me changing the breakers even if I do have an EE degree ..
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I say "roll dem dice"
 
ccityinstaller said:
Sigh. Technically I do but I'm living in an apartment until the end of the year (just moved across the country).. I'm reasonably certain the lease frowns on me changing the breakers even if I do have an EE degree ..
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if you can find two outlets on difernt circuts you may be able to get a very ghetto 240 :p
 
Well it seems like I just lost one of my VEGAs...CastXMR kept hardlockin the system and then decided to completely power it off. I rebooted and my two 56s in that rig are there but my 64 isn't. ..Open the case, no power lights. Nada. Sigh. Of course it's a fucking Power Color card. Yay me.
 
120v NA FTL :|

I would be in heaven if i had 210/220v access.
 
atp1916 said:
120v NA FTL :|

I would be in heaven if i had 210/220v access.
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It definitely helps. I could plug in rigs pretty much with no concern for melting cables like I did on 120v and could run a fair amount more rigs. Plus all my psus have about 20% more capacity on 220
 
If i wasn't power-gated, i'd likely have at least 4 more rigs / 32 cards.

Sucks when you're not a pclausen.



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I am at least converting all my rigs over to Onda D4 setups.

These Rosewill LSV4500 / Spotswood bracket 4Us i'll convert to 2P / overflow builds.
 
Bummer, sold out now... :(

Re: transformer blowing up, I'm glad I preemptively had the POCO swap out my 25 KVA for a 50 KVA last month.

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Nope. They just looked at my usage and agreed that I was starting to push the capacity of the 25 KVA transformer at nighttime when there is no offset from my solar farm. Their stance is that they will provide the needed facilities to sell me whatever power I consume, at no charge to me. That said, if I was was to move to the next size up, which would be a ground mount 167 KVA, I would have a sign a 5 year contract committing to a certain minimum monthly take rate. However, before reaching that point, I can get a separate meter installed at the shop on a separate account, which a 2nd 50 KVA transformer, and have no commitment.
 
Thank you for telling me. That guy in the video Digital Gold youtube channel. Check out his videos. He moved from PA. to KY. because of the cost of power. He is growing a big farm but he lease it out to customers. He uses a water wall and big fans to cool the build.
 
sold out... seems you had to buy 3 so that would have been ~$20k investment up front. ROI would have come within 2 months max if the market remains as it is today.
 
Yea that ROI won't last as these ship and get turned on. It will drop in half the first week, another half the week after that, before you know it you'll only be making money if you pay 5c or less per kwh.
 
Now it's down to $122.48 a day. And $44,091.49 a year. That way off then the $100,000.00 a year.
 
Airbrushkid said:
Now it's down to $122.48 a day. And $44,091.49 a year. That way off then the $100,000.00 a year.
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Tanking profitability so fast before these new powerful asics even hit the consumer market yet is kind of surprising me. I guess the market cap for Blake256R14 is not strong enough to handle the added hashing power thus far - as only two of the four ASICs announced are in consumer hands thus far.

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that's still not too bad, if you can ROI any hardware within 6 months, it's a deal! i wonder if they miscalculated?
 
Look at the graph and it's trend and tell me again you'll hit ROI in six months

It dropped 75% profitability in less than a month. Wait until the rest of these start hitting. Difficulty will skyrocket and your ROI will end up being a lot longer than 6 months.

You can't look at a point in time profitability and extrapolate out an entire year, it's silly.
 
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Eickst said:
Look at the graph and it's trend and tell me again you'll hit ROI in six months

It dropped 75% profitability in less than a month. Wait until the rest of these start hitting. Difficulty will skyrocket and your ROI will end up being a lot longer than 6 months.

You can't look at a point in time profitability and extrapolate out an entire year, it's silly.
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Exactly, and that is precisely what gets new miners in trouble. They dont understand that difficulty isnt static.
 
workshop35 said:
Exactly, and that is precisely what gets new miners in trouble. They dont understand that difficulty isnt static.
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Yup. The first people to start mining with a new ASIC tend to be the only ones who hit ROI in a reasonable time frame. Unless you can get in VERY early, buying an ASIC is almost always a bad idea.
 
Parja said:
Yup. The first people to start mining with a new ASIC tend to be the only ones who hit ROI in a reasonable time frame. Unless you can get in VERY early, buying an ASIC is almost always a bad idea.
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I have a stack if gridseed miners on my shelf to prove this. I BARELY hit roi back in the day before i turned them off but the price jump last year made it turn out a lot better.
 
Parja said:
Yup. The first people to start mining with a new ASIC tend to be the only ones who hit ROI in a reasonable time frame. Unless you can get in VERY early, buying an ASIC is almost always a bad idea.
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Those bitmain z9s minis sip electricity at only 300 watts. Way more efficient than GPUs and the big 1400 watt ASICS.

They might be a rule breaker?!? At least I’m hoping. ;)
 
The best money to be had with these asic's from bitmain is to get them in an early batch and then resell them for 3x msrp
 
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