>>50814192

Most things are profitable, when you don't pay for your own resources.

Short answer: no.
Long answer: noooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo.

>What is coinwarz for 500 alex
Just get a job or sign up for autism bux.

>>50814192
I guess, but only if you can get your hands in like literally hundreds of AMD cards or ASICs. ASIC killed the mining scene, mang.

>>50814260
I'm in college. I'm just trying to see if I can make some extra money by taking advantage of resources the school gives me.

>>50814274
What are ASICs, where can I get them, and how much do they cost?

>>50814326
>what is google

>>50814298
That's a good way to get expelled.
Youre literally 5 years too late to the party. There's no money left for you.

There's plenty of other ways for a college student to make money

>>50814406
Alright, I was just thinking about it because today I was bitching about how water and electricity are free (or rather included in housing), but laundry isn't. And I got to thinking about ways I could profit off the free things I have.

You know, this reminds me of an idea I had a while back.

My girlfriend and I were camping, and I noticed that an electric campsite is offered at a fixed rate, and you aren't charged for electricity. I figured that, since Bitcoin was compute-intensive but not particularly bandwidth-intensive, I could tether a big, fat computer to a cell phone and mine Bitcoin on the park department's dime.

Upon looking into it, there was no reason why it wouldn't work. Do with this information what you will.

>>50814192
>>50814775
tits always come in pairs