As I already own the hardware and it's just left over stuff anyway I do. It also helps heat my shed so it's a win win.
I've stopped for now: while return for the 1080ti is still higher than electricity cost, I'd rather not be dumping an extra couple hundred watts into the room. It's hot enough already!
I'm still umming and arring over selling my 575 Ripple in favour of a fancy monitor to replace my 60Hz IPS... well, to at least partially cover said cost. The decisions...
No I agree. I think this could be a big bubble pop. I think a lot of coins could cease to be as a result of all this. I’d liquidate to ETH but it’s lost a lower percentage than my others and I’d only end up paying fees to the exchange.
Just the usual FUD whenever there is negative news coverage even for an exchange that's relatively unheard of.
Actually did some successful bear market trading last night. Nothing too risky, but made a quick an easy £42 just working the £10-15 swings with small portions of ETH.
I use Binance (or google it yourself) personally. If you hold some BNB, it'll take your fees in BNB for a 50% discount. Now that does mean you need to put in £50 or £100 or so of BNB to start with but as a coin that isn't a bad investment either; when it goes up, you effectively get some trades for free. They seem to be well regarded though, and I find using it easy enough.
GDAX is zero fee's on limit/stop orders. Even the fee's on market buys are low - I think it cost me €0.69 to buy .5 ETH (€215 purchase)!