Author: Jae

  • Part 2: GoMining versus Buying Bitcoin

    GoMining versus buying Bitcoin is the fundamental comparison every miner should make. If I have $10,000 to deploy, am I better off buying a GoMining miner—or simply buying Bitcoin and holding it? In Part 1 of The Economics of GoMining, I looked at how much Bitcoin a passive GoMining miner could generate over its economic…

  • Part 1: The Lifetime of a GoMining Miner

    How much Bitcoin can a GoMining miner generate over its lifetime? This GoMining miner lifetime analysis tests what happens if you simply buy a miner and leave it alone. For Part 1 of this series, I wanted the simplest possible experiment: Invest $10,000. Make no upgrades. Add no hashpower. Mine until the miner reaches economic…

  • The Economics of Goming: What Does a GoMining Miner Really Return?

    The economics of GoMining are more complicated than simply asking whether a miner is profitable. A GoMining miner produces Bitcoin over time, but its real return depends on network difficulty, electricity and maintenance costs, energy efficiency—and what you choose to do with the BTC it generates. So, is GoMining actually a good investment? It sounds…

  • To Prepare for the Future, I’ve Shifted My Hashpower to My Greedy Machine

    My GoMining Greedy Machine is becoming the core of my mining farm. With GoMining changing the way it prices hashpower, I’ve decided to restructure my farm and prepare for a future where TH prices may become much more dynamic. GoMining has announced that the price of its 12 W/TH miners will increase from $16.99/TH to…

  • Energy Efficiency Is a Risk-Control Strategy

    When investing through GoMining digital miners, buying more TH and improving energy efficiency (EE) may both improve your mining position — but they do fundamentally different things. TH increases your upside. EE helps control your downside. That is why I increasingly view GoMining energy efficiency not simply as an upgrade, but as a risk-control strategy.…

  • How Will GoMining EE Prices Change in the Future? A Projection

    A GoMining Energy Efficiency upgrade can reduce the electricity cost of a Digital Miner — but is it worth paying for today? GoMining’s Energy Efficiency (EE) frontier has improved rapidly: 20 W/TH → 15 W/TH → 12 W/TH I expect that trend to continue. But as EE improves, there is another question that matters just…

  • I’ve Reached Diamond I on GoMining 💎

    GoMining Diamond I. Unlocked. After months of building, reinvesting and experimenting with different strategies, I’ve finally reached GoMining Diamond I. And for me, this isn’t just another badge. It changes the economics. Why GoMining Diamond I Matters Bitcoin mining is a game of margins. Hashrate matters. Energy efficiency matters. Bitcoin price and network difficulty matter.…

  • Are GoMining Miner Prices Expensive? A Look at What Bitcoin Mining Hardware Actually Costs

    When evaluating a GoMining Digital Miner, one of the first questions that naturally comes up is: Am I paying a fair price for the hashrate? After all, GoMining isn’t selling you a physical Antminer that arrives at your doorstep. You are purchasing digital mining power backed by physical mining infrastructure. That makes a direct comparison…

  • GoMining Tokenomics: What Could Happen Over the Next 104 Weeks?

    GoMining Tokenomics: The Conclusion GoMining tokenomics combine permanent token burns with long-term token locking. But supply is only part of the equation. To explore what could happen over the next 104 weeks, I ran 10,000 simulations incorporating GOMINING’s tokenomics, Bitcoin market conditions, mining economics and changes in token demand. Starting from $0.33, the median simulated…

  • Quick Update: 19,000 GMT Locked Now

    Quick GoMining 19k GMT locked update today. Since my last update, I’ve pushed my locked GMT position from 16,000 up to 19,000. That leaves me 6,000 GMT short of my 25,000 target — the amount I need to hit Diamond I VIP status. The strategy hasn’t changed: keep accumulating BTC payouts, keep buying GMT on…