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ok thanks that sounds ok actually. I'm interested mainly to learn about mining and contribute something to the network.
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I don’t think I’d call Apollo II cheap 😅
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Nano 3 for me has the best price/performance relation.
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The main problem with that one is that it is closed sourced (like the Apollo II), and it is locked to one pool only
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Indeed, if I have to buy one, I will go with bitaxe for sure. It's a way to send signals that align with me, even in a capital expensive area like mining.
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Yea I really wish the Apollo software was open source. Alas
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Great I’ll check them out thanks.
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Any miner in theory can mine solo or in a pool.
It's a relatively small ASIC, kinda like those USB miners.
The cost of it is probably more than what you can ever mine with it though, but it's cheap if you just want to learn about mining.