@karpuzmining@coinbase Is there such a thing as a business crypto account? Is that something that would help, since it’s easier to justify frequent transactions?
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@umbrel It was 5/20, a day celebrated by love confessions, and I kept seeing ads for discounts on copper wire, (wire) strippers, heat shrink tubes, and PSUs
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The OS tells you how much the board is using.
A lot of the difference between measuring at wall and at board is the electricity used at the PSU. The PSU needs to convert power from your wall (~110v or ~220v) to 12v, and that step down is a lot of hard work, that’s why it generates heat.
The board doesn’t even know what happens at the PSU. It cannot possibly give you the numbers you want
Let’s be honest… some of you look at these machines and think:
“Okay cool.. but what does it actually do?” 👀
This is an ASIC miner.
ASIC stands for Application-Specific Integrated Circuit, which is basically a fancy way of saying it was built to do one job and one job only.
Crypto mining. ⚡️
Unlike a normal computer that tries to handle a bit of everything, an ASIC miner is designed to run one type of calculation over and over, and an incredibly high speed.
That’s what makes them so powerful… and yes, so loud. 😅
Here’s what a lot of people don’t realize: these machines aren’t just “making crypto.”
They’re helping process and secure blockchain networks, while competing to earn rewards in the process.
No breaks. No days off. Just work.
So here’s your chance 👇
What’s the one thing about ASIC mining you’ve always wanted explained better?
No question is too basic!