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Ethereum Mining Hardware for 2019

While Ethereum mining has certainly taken a hit with Ethereum’s price plummet, it is still very possible to make a good return if you have access to cheap power and hardware.

An Easier Way To Buy Bitcoin.

Bitcoin truly took the world by storm after its rollercoaster of a bull run in late 2017 - early 2018.

Zcash Mining in 2019: How to be profitable and the hardware to use.

If you are researching cryptocurrencies that you can profitably mine in 2019, you’ll want to take a look into Zcash mining..

Best ASIC Miner for Bitcoin Mining Hardware In 2019?

An ASIC miner, or Application-specific integrated circuit, is the long-standing choice for Bitcoin mining hardware in 2019. These tiny little computer chips have been built with the sole purpose of solving blocks, and far outperform their CPU and GPU counterparts. Choosing the best BTC miner for your mining operation can be a tricky decision, especially if you are new to the industry (If so, read our post, What is Bitcoin Mining). Regardless of a ASIC miner’s potential profit, its initial cost will do much to lay the timeline for your ROI. If you plan to invest in Bitcoin mining this year, here are some ASIC miners to look at;

So You Want To Start Bitcoin Mining 2019?

Bitcoin mining is an extremely profitable investment for those who approach it correctly and invest at the right times. But making money with your Bitcoin miners isn't always a streamlined process. For a Bitcoin mining operation to be profitable and efficient, a considerable amount of planning needs to be thought through. Whether you're new to Bitcoin mining (If so, read our post What Is Bitcoin Mining Actually Doing?), or you've been at it for a while, being profitable is obviously the main determinant. So how can you always make sure you're making money with Bitcoin mining? In order to better answer that question, we need to look at all the variables.

How To Mine Bitcoin?

The Bitcoin blockchain is dependent on dedicated computers around the world to help verify transactions on the network, and keep everything in working order. These computers are called “miners”, and these miners get rewarded for their work in Bitcoin. You’re not alone if you’re saying something to yourself like; “That sounds great, but, how do I even start Bitcoin Mining?”

What Is Bitcoin Mining Actually Doing?

Bitcoin mining is the act of using specialized computer hardware to verify transactions on Bitcoin’s Blockchain network, an open and public ledger that cannot be altered, but what exactly does that mean? What’s actually happening behind the scenes when one is mining Bitcoin? If you’re still new to the idea of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, the inner workings can seem a bit hard to grasp, but that’s where we come in.

What Is A Bitcoin Mining Pool?

So you've got your Bitcoin mining hardware hooked up, and you’re looking to get your software connected and running. If you want a steady flow of Bitcoin from your mining operation, you're likely going to want to join a Bitcoin mining pool.

How Bitcoin Mining Works?

New Bitcoin are created in a process known as “mining”. By Bitcoin mining, the “miners” are rewarded to help keep the Bitcoin network running smoothly by verifying transactions from one Bitcoin wallet to another. You probably already know all of that, but how long would it take you to mine a whole Bitcoin?