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The video discusses the profitability of mining Cubic, a CPU and GPU minable coin, compared to other options like Quantum RL and Monero. The speaker reflects on their profits from mining different coins and emphasizes the importance of considering speculative factors in decision-making. They also explore the potential for price appreciation in Cubic and encourage viewers to share their mining experiences. The speaker suggests that focusing on alternative options could have been more lucrative and invites viewer interaction for future videos.
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In this part of the video, the speaker talks about Cubic, a CPU and GPU minable coin, and its profitability. They mention that Cubic’s price has been decreasing, making it less lucrative. The speaker compares Cubic’s profitability to other options like Quantum RL and Monero based on calculator websites. They discuss the profitability of Cubic and highlight that focusing on Quantum RL or similar options could have been more profitable in this instance.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses their profits from mining two different coins and shares that the profit for the week was $689. They talk about the decision-making process when choosing which coin to mine and emphasize the importance of considering speculative factors. The speaker reflects on their strategy with a specific coin and mentions being drawn to the gambling aspect of mining. They explain their decision to continue mining a particular coin despite fluctuations in profits, as they believe that if it performs poorly for them, it will likely do the same for others.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker discusses the potential for price appreciation in Cubic and how mining it could be profitable if the price doubles or triples. They highlight the importance of understanding the project’s roadmap and potential issues. The speaker encourages viewers to share their mining experiences with Cubic and asks whether it makes more sense compared to traditional mining methods. They invite interaction from viewers and prompt them to subscribe for more information in future videos.