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Should I mine if electricity costs are none? READ HIGURASHI 01/31/26 (Sat) 23:16:28 7ffa48 No.12625

Hi guys. After one (1) day learning about crypto, I realized I can just mine ASIC-resistant coins and hope for the best. Electricity cost where I live is zero, so profits are guaranteed, but all I have is a decent gaming laptop.

Should I go for it? Get a better setup first? Or get a life and touch grass?

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Anonymous 03/03/26 (Tue) 12:37:24 000000 No.12720

>>12625

Firstly, even if you are supplied with electricity for free, this does not mean that the power is unlimited. If you regularly consume a lot of electricity, a lot of kilowatts, you will attract attention and be taxed.

Secondly, mining cryptocurrency requires electronic boards, which regularly become obsolete and wear out, and you need to have space for a server room. And thirdly, the most unpleasant thing is that the price of cryptocurrency changes over time, and no one can guarantee that your balance will be good.

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