"Here's what the calculators show now:

⚡️ iBeLink BM-S3
19 TH/s • 3100 W • 2024
Profitability: approximately $760 per day
About $22,800 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC6 SE
17 TH/s • 3330 W • 2022
Profitability: approximately $717 per day
About $21,510 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC5 Pro II
14 TH/s • 3300 W • 2026
Profitability: approximately $590 per day
About $17,700 per month

⚡️ iBeLink BM-S1 Max
12 TH/s • 3150 W • 2022
Profitability: approximately $506 per 24 hours
About $15,180 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC5 Pro
11 TH/s • 2820 W • 2024
Yield: About $464 per day
About $13,920 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC Lite
4.4 TH/s • 950 W • 2024
Yield: About $186 per day
About $5,580 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC Box II
1.9 TH/s • 400 W • 2023
Yield: About $80 per day
About $2,400 per month

⚡️ Goldshell SC Box
900 GH/s • 200 W • 2022
Yield: About $38 per day
About $1,140 per month"

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This is the first time I've seen this, even though I've been mining for 12 years. This profit doesn't include electricity costs.

https://nonkyc.io/market/BTCB2_USDT

When you buy a Lambo, don't forget to send a photo. In the meantime, while this coin is cheap at $300, buy as much as you can with all your money.

If you own mining equipment, I am very happy for you; however, no knowledgeable miner would buy such coins, because they understand how it could all end up.

Bitcoin Knots developer Luke Dashjr told a backer of his breakaway Bitcoin fork to "get a real computer" after a new rule forced the user's Raspberry Pi node to resync.
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Critics quickly pounced on the reply. For months, the fork's camp argued that cheap hardware must be able to run a full node.

What the 45-Day Rule Means for the Bitcoin Fork
The fork left the main network in August and switched its mining algorithm to BLAKE2b on September 1. Since then, it has drawn almost no hashrate and no major exchange listing.

This week, Dashjr declared a new soft fork active on that chain. His pull request on Bitcoin Knots, the node software he maintains, locks newly mined coins for about 45 days instead of the usual 100 blocks.

According to Dashjr, the goal is to punish pool operators who mine without checking transactions. In his words, miners who fail to do the job should not get paid.

However, the upgrade backfired for at least one node runner. The user said it triggered an initial block download (IBD), meaning a full resync of the chain. He added that the 45-day window would close before his Raspberry Pi caught up.