How To Get Crypto Nodes & Miners For CHEAP
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ค. 2024
- What should you do if every crypto node or mining machine you want is too expensive? Well, that's a common problem. In this video, I'll share a company that is trying to solve that problem. The Node Factory lets you buy just a part of a crypto node or crypto miner. You can buy into whatever you can afford and you'll start to earn passive income. ▼▼
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I already have 15 shares over their ( asics section only ) and they’re responding to every question i have had and they’re over communicating of everything upcoming.. very fascinating work
Wow 15 shares! Nice. Yeah they are great about answering questions etc. Thanks for sharing and watching!
Is there a ref link after you join so you can share the project?
As an active Node Factory user, I cant speak highly enough of the service itself, the earnings and responsiveness and vision of the team!
Love the node factory! Cant wait to keep increasing my positions! Share of a kaspa miner is next on the list!
very very interesting, exactly what ive been screaming out for with nodes for a long while, thanks.
TNF team is a solid group of professionals. And fully DOXED! I have multiple nodes hosted with them and couldn't be happier.
Great content
I am finding crypto mining is getting so competitive that it makes more sense to buy the coin than waiting for ROI of machine then profit.
If you have access to free or cheap electricity it is different.
The asic manufacturers are making all the cash. They become obsolete too quick and worthless in the end unless you can sell them to someone that is Nieve enough to buy it.
I have just been buying KASPA on dips and I’m happy with that.
Nothing wrong with just buying the coins!
Hey Andy how many Flux nodes do you have and which are your favorites ?
I am running 11 Stratus nodes right now. If you have a home computer that meets the specs and you just want to get involved, running a Cumulus node is great.
now this is damn intresting
Question. So i buy 430 ghs share of a kaspa miner for 475 usd? Doesn't a ks0 ultra offer that for 250 usd? I think maybe electricity cost yet it would never use that extra 225 in a year in electricity. Update if my math is correct it would use 6.00 in effectively a year so this makes this very very ineffcient and too cuddly for what you get.
@thehustle2382 don't forget Andy bought a bunch of s21's for 6k a piece a couple weeks before halving if you get my point
It's not a great comparison to compare these shares directly to any Iceriver product. Buying an Iceriver machine provides a much much higher hashrate value. For example, I recently bought a Bitmain KS3 for $8K when I could have bought an Iceriver KS5L for $5K. Why did I do that? I have had a rough time with Iceriver machines so far and twitter is littered with complaints about even their newest machines. So I paid a big premium to get a machine that has better reliability and quality control.
But you will also pay a premium to get these machines hosted because the hosts have to make money as well. So with The Node Factory, you are paying a premium for a Bitmain machine, you are paying a slight premium to the host, and you are paying a slight premium to The Node Factory themselves because everyone in the chain has to make something, it's just business.
So why would you do this? Like all things, you pay for convenience. You just buy a share and you are done. If you want to run a machine at your house, there is way more complication. If you do not mind that complication, then you can certainly save a good chunk and do it yourself. I really am not trying to sell you on The Node Factory vs running your own machine. I just know that some people do not want to do that OR some people can't. In that case, alternatives are needed. Hope that makes sense!
@@karlk286 I give context in my above comment, but yes, for a quality ASIC host, you will pay a premium somewhere. I can always save money and buy from a reseller. ASIC resellers have rock bottom prices because they drop ship units to you with only the smallest of margins. They provide no support and no hosting, so they can afford to do business this way and still make money. If you want to run your own machines, this is a great way to go. However for quality hosting (not shady or fly by night hosting) you will pay a premium somewhere. Either with the price of the machine being higher or with fees or other costs. Hosts have SOOOO many costs that resellers don't.
Either way, I am happy to buy the machines I have bought. I will wait for the bull run and likely flip them all. And I will keep all my mined BTC in the process. We'll see how it turns out, but I have a sneaking suspicion I'll come out ahead.
Hey Andy , Really Nice Video . I can do better editing in your videos which can help you to get more engagement in your videos . Pls lmk what do you think ?
So if i buy a share in an Asic. i dont pay electric dont do maintenance and pay the 10%? And for how long does the machine keep running? not something that was in the FAQ
I use TNF to run my nodes and asic shares. The 10% is the fee for the service. You pay your share portion of the power cost out of the earnings. The maintenance is covered by the host . Machines will probably run until they aren't profitable or the price appreciates so much (2x-3x in a bullrun market) they can sell them and you make profit from the machine sale . There is no extra cost once the share is purchased . You own the share . All fees (service/power) are removed from your earnings/payout.
ah, i guess thats why there is a link to the profit calculator.. i guess they take power costs into account. but still looking for how long a machine will keep on running.
Like Mike said, they get the rewards from the machines each month, then take out the amount needed to pay the hosting bill, then of the profit that's left, they take their 10% fee for providing the service, and then pay out the rest. As for how long they keep running, they just watch the market and try to pick a good time to sell the machine.
@@YourFriendAndy Correct! Presumably during the next bull run!
I’m confused, I didn’t see much on “how it works” on the website. Example, the S21 (paid out in BTC) according to the payout calculator gets a return of about 90$ annually. So, I spend $625 to get back 90$ in one year, with a yearly loss of $535? So I spent $625 to lose $535 the first year? And just hope they keep up another X amount of years to see a profit some day???
Are you familiar with crypto mining? Its a calculated return for mining crypto . You dont lose anything . You are investing in a crypto miner and that would be the current yields worth . If you purchased the miner and ran it , at todays price it would earn $980 ish per year at .08c/kw . Kaspa mining currently has a more appealing return .
The website is pretty new, so I imagine there will be more and more info on it over time. I would encourage you to join their discord (or ZZZ) and they are pretty open to answering all questions.
But really the ASIC shares work just like buying a machine. If I buy a brand new Bitmain Kaspa miner for $8K, I don't make my $8K back in the first month. I'm technically at a "loss" since I spent that money, but I have the machine which I could sell at any time. So really, my profit each month is just my revenue minus my costs, without the machine in the equation. The same way you'd view a rental house. The same works for these shares. You can sell the shares or you can wait until a later date if they sell the machine itself and you get money from that (maybe at a profit in the bull run). Whether you buy a share of a machine or you buy a machine yourself and put it in your house, you hope that what you mine is worth more one day than it is today. That's how it works.
TNF
When I click the project drop down box, NEOXA is not listed
I don't want to send my NEOX before knowing if this node is available
Projects/established projects/ Neoxa /Submit Form
You don't see Neoxa under "established projects" on the "projects" drop down at the top?
@@YourFriendAndy Neoxa is shown, but when clicking the drop down after clicking the submit button it does show
@@YourFriendAndy I am now getting this error when submitting my info and while contacting support
Whole website seems to be down now
You might reach out to them
"There has been a critical error on this website."
@@CryptoGhostie It should show when you click the "submit" button on Nexoa here: thenodefactory.com/established-projects/
But yes to your other comment. Their site went down. It's a new site, so I am guessing they need a better server to handle the increased traffic. They've only been using it with my community members so far. This was the first prime time test! Should be up again soon I'd guess.
Submit button not working when paying by PayPal. It says the transaction ID has to be 64 characters.
I'll let them know, thanks!
Paying through paypal is a newer feature they added . They are working on a new submission form for paypal .
We are processing all PayPal transactions manually for the moment. If you have not recieved a confirmation email by now, please open a Support ticket requesting one. I am meeting with the team this morning to see about automating this. My aplologies as I had thought we'd already done that.
@@Ddodger0000I did this morning and haven’t heard back.
@@Ddodger0000I sent emails and support forms. No answers. Should I cancel my payment with PayPal? What’s up?
You mean Yield nodes? You saw what happened to them as soon the last bull market came to an end.
Yieldnodes operated like a hedge fund. You gave them money, they "invested" it for you, you had zero insight into what they invested it into. Most of what they "invested" into were things they created or owned.
The Node Factory just let's you buy into existing projects that you want to buy into. If you want to own part of a Blocx or Neoxa node, that's the only place your money will go. They also do ASIC shares. They also do it far more transparently.
I understand that people were burned by Yieldnodes. I was (I lost $60K), so I get it. But it really shows lack of critical thinking when you just see the word "node" and go "this is just like Yield nodes!" Which in reality there are many many big differences. The Node Factory is much more like existing shared node platforms like iNodez or something (but I think done in a better way).
Could The Node Factory fail? Yep. That's a risk of all crypto-related things. If you don't like this business model should you invest? No (why on earth would you). But at least spend a few moments critically thinking about what you're going to say. So no, I didn't "mean Yield nodes."
So you are backing a group that you sponsor and get paid for that charges more money for use in a group that already charges money to get into and just chat? And when I look at the prices of the miners, they seriously overcharge it looks like in comparison to miner listings. not sure if this is an issue with the node factory or with Musk that you mentioned as well.
I'm showing some support to a company that was built inside my discord community that members of my community have found a lot of value in. As I say in the video (which maybe you should watch in full), they did not sponsor this video. They have never paid me a dime. I do have a referral link though if you sign up, but anyone could have one of those.
If you can buy and run ASICs yourself, I think that's a great way to go and it will be cheaper. If you can't run them yourself, then a great option is to pay a bit of a premium and have someone host them for you (like I do with Musk). If you can't afford the full ASIC, then you can pay to get a slice of an ASIC. But since you are a few steps removed, the Node Factory AND the host have to make their money, so you will pay more. This service really isn't for people who have no issues paying for the full thing themselves and taking care of running them.
You cannot compare a miner price at a typical drop-ship reseller to a hosting company's miner price. They are really two totally different business models.
So your paying 4x the price of a machine if you want to buy in shares then it would cost to buy outright. On top of that they charge hosting fees and 10%. So monthly you are probably going to be indebted to them. Yes makes good sense 😂 good one Andy, keep pumping your sponsors
Hi. We charge an extremely modest profit on the machines. Just because you see some low, low prices out there does not mean those are good deals. Musk Miners pricing is published for all to see. And if you do the math you will find that we are not charging much more than our cost. Also, what you don't see on the Musk pricing is the extra things like Tax and the first month of hosting, all of which we have to pay for in advance.
So I am sorry, you feel this way but your "4x" is simply dead wrong. Our margins are quite tight because we are doing this as a much needed service. Period.
And everyone on the TNF team feels the same way. Also we are not a sponsor. But we do want influencers to make passive income too, so we pay them right off the top, before we get a dime, a small fee for any customers they bring us, for as long as those customers are with us.
But I do very much appreciate your comment as you have allowed me to demonstrate who we actually are. Best.
The Node Factory has not paid me a dime. I say as much in the video. But maybe watching the video was too difficult for you. They provide a service that many have found valuable and they build this service inside my community, so I am showing them some support by making a video.
As for the machine pricing, not it's not 4X the price, but yes it is higher than a typical drop ship miner reseller.
If you can buy and run ASICs yourself, I think that's a great way to go and it will be cheaper. If you can't run them yourself, then a great option is to pay a bit of a premium and have someone host them for you (like I do with Musk). If you can't afford the full ASIC, then you can pay to get a slice of an ASIC. But since you are a few steps removed, the Node Factory AND the host have to make their money, so you will pay more. This service really isn't for people who have no issues paying for the full thing themselves and taking care of running them.
You cannot compare a miner price at a typical drop-ship reseller with razor thin margins to a hosting company's miner price (who has to support the life of the machine). They are really two totally different business models. This isn't rocket science. It's fairly simple business stuff.
It is really good idea but i wish have no scam with this website because i lost a lot because of scam many times 😢
s21 20th x10 $6250 might as well buy a s21 cheaper
If you can buy and run ASICs yourself, I think that's a great way to go. If you can't run them yourself, then a great option is to pay a bit of a premium and have someone host them for you. If you can't afford the full ASIC, then you can pay to get a slice of an ASIC. But since you are a few steps removed, the Node Factory AND the host have to make their money, so you will pay more. This service really isn't for people who have no issues paying for the full thing themselves.
@@YourFriendAndy oh ye I get that andy I run my own my electricity is dirt cheap I just couldn’t pay over the odds like that to get 200th plus fees. I used gomining once and seemed always to be getting your hat nailed down by them in fees and hardware etc so left I’ve herd some hosting sites can fiddle people with hash and fees never really liked using them. May suit some but this one seems a little high for me
@@STX-BTC Yeah if you have dirt cheap electricity, you are probably also beating most hosting services. This definitely isn't for you then haha! Pretty sweet setup you have. Definitely keep taking advantage of it.
Brand partner😂😂😂
Like I say in the video, they literally built their business IN my private community (Zzz Money Club). So I "partnered" with them in that way. It's really not that hard to watch the video.
However, they did not pay me a dime to do that OR to make this video. I will make something if someone uses my referral link, but that's the same for anyone with a referral link.
still enjoying your neoxa nodes? :D that project and the entire team is a JOKE!
Am I enjoying them? My nodes are stacking more Neoxa for me. I still think in the bull run this highly speculative play could pay off big time. I certainly won't judge it in this environment. My investing strategy is far more long-term than that. If your investing outlook is short-term, you will lose.
I have zero affiliation with the Neoxa team or project. I do not care if you think they are a joke. It means nothing to me. I will keep running my nodes and I'll wait to see how it goes in the bull run to decide if that was a waste of my time or not. Calling it at this early stage is a fools errand.
Right...Neoxa only has 60% of the circulating supply locked into Smartnodes, has 5 AAA games to play n earn with no barrier to entry & an asset platform/software developer kit to be released in the next month or two which will expand Neoxa's play to earn model to the mobile gaming sphere.
Still running my NEOXA nodes. Just checked on it earlier today, actually. Still stacking, without me lifting a finger.
Deffo a good investment.
I sold a node at 10k CAD That's the whole point to taking profits Not our fault if you didnt!
@@thecanadianpunk-miner4life Nicely done!
I use the TNF service for my nodes and asic shares. They offer a service that brings the cost of entry into some nodes down to an acceptable level , which allows for some more risky plays and a cheaper entry to some established expensive ones. TNF stands behind the business with qualities that many others don't. Security being one of them .