M88 E is working exactly as it should. The idea of folks running a low cost home mining operation at a substantial profit is largely a myth. When I started back in early 2014 a s1 doing just a couple hundred GHS cost over $1.25k, a 1THS miner like the DragonMiner cost nearly $10k. I was lucky enough to have around $8k of 'spare money' to spend on dipping my toes into mining and yes I did very well but ONLY because: A. I could afford decent high end ASIC's B. I could afford the electric bills. Back then electric for me at home was about 1/2 of what it's price is now. C. I poured most of my earnings into constant upgrading and expansion until I hit my power limit of 15kw at home. After that it was facilitated by me having a 'free' 35kw available at the company I co-founded back in 1980. Thing is, other folks caught onto mining and after a couple years it became more of a declining income for me because of the folks with more and lower cost power getting the lion share of pool rewards. That applies even more these days.
M88 E is working exactly as it should. The idea of folks running a low cost home mining operation at a substantial profit is largely a myth. When I started back in early 2014 a s1 doing just a couple hundred GHS cost over $1.25k, a 1THS miner like the DragonMiner cost nearly $10k. I was lucky enough to have around $8k of 'spare money' to spend on dipping my toes into mining and yes I did very well but ONLY because: A. I could afford decent high end ASIC's B. I could afford the electric bills. Back then electric for me at home was about 1/2 of what it's price is now. C. I poured most of my earnings into constant upgrading and expansion until I hit my power limit of 15kw at home. After that it was facilitated by me having a 'free' 35kw available at the company I co-founded back in 1980. Thing is, other folks caught onto mining and after a couple years it became more of a declining income for me because of the folks with more and lower cost power getting the lion share of pool rewards. That applies even more these days.

M88 E is working exactly as it should. The idea of folks running a low cost home mining operation at a substantial profit is largely a myth. When I started back in early 2014 a s1 doing just a couple hundred GHS cost over $1.25k, a 1THS miner like the DragonMiner cost nearly $10k. I was lucky enough to have around $8k of 'spare money' to spend on dipping my toes into mining and yes I did very well but ONLY because: A. I could afford decent high end ASIC's B. I could afford the electric bills. Back then electric for me at home was about 1/2 of what it's price is now. C. I poured most of my earnings into constant upgrading and expansion until I hit my power limit of 15kw at home. After that it was facilitated by me having a 'free' 35kw available at the company I co-founded back in 1980. Thing is, other folks caught onto mining and after a couple years it became more of a declining income for me because of the folks with more and lower cost power getting the lion share of pool rewards. That applies even more these days.

M88 E is working exactly as it should. The idea of folks running a low cost home mining operation at a substantial profit is largely a myth. When I started back in early 2014 a s1 doing just a couple hundred GHS cost over $1.25k, a 1THS miner like the DragonMiner cost nearly $10k. I was lucky enough to have around $8k of 'spare money' to spend on dipping my toes into mining and yes I did very well but ONLY because: A. I could afford decent high end ASIC's B. I could afford the electric bills. Back then electric for me at home was about 1/2 of what it's price is now. C. I poured most of my earnings into constant upgrading and expansion until I hit my power limit of 15kw at home. After that it was facilitated by me having a 'free' 35kw available at the company I co-founded back in 1980. Thing is, other folks caught onto mining and after a couple years it became more of a declining income for me because of the folks with more and lower cost power getting the lion share of pool rewards. That applies even more these days.