collegeboy69us
Supreme [H]ardness
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- Jul 27, 2003
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Go right ahead I guess if you are a rich ass and can afford to lose it all, it's your funeral. I will be at the front of the line to buy your mining gpu's for pennies on the dollar.
That's the kicker though -- it's not a loss at all if/when that point arrives. You keep acting like people who run successful mining farms are losing out big time if they sell off hardware, they don't lose anything. And any money coming in from the sale of ex-mining equipment is just icing on the cake.
I made the mistake of selling off my 1st gen mining farm back in the day it was a case of "i just want this stuff gone", not the case with farm 2.0 I currently run, live and learn.
Your understanding and attitude about this facet of mining is like going to a garage sale and berating the owner for selling some Blu Ray movies for 25 cents a pop... do you think he actually cares about the price he sells them at? He just wants them gone and that's the same sort of situation some miners get to when they exit the market.
I would highly suggesting picking up an economics book sometime to better understand things like ROI, break even points, or profit/loss analysis. At the very least... to understand what constitutes a loss