“Profitability” in mining is very subjective. Most people count it as covering costs to run the machine with the rewards it produces. This is usually at a large scale.
To me, I personally believe that as long as you can run the machine, you are operating profitably. The first KYC free sats that you earn (in my eyes) put you in the black. It’s all relative to your time horizon.
Tatum / Tatum Cave
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2023-11-27 22:29:40
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