So, I fell victim to FUD. I second-guessed myself and my strategy and it took a non-crypto, non-investment person to snap me out of it. The miners live again, watch the video on D.tube:

It's been a hectic few days and I think it's time to make a hard decision. It's time to bring down the rig. Watch the video on D.tube for more details:

Not much more to tell as far the market goes, we're still in that mid-40's region, and I think we'll see that hold for a little while, but I'm no analyst. Is it affecting the project? Well, yes of course.

So, I uploaded the video for this post to Dtube, but it lost the audio track for some reason. I tried to ask if anyone else was experiencing the problem in the comments in case it was just my machine for

The price of LTC is--like many coins, futures, stocks, hopes, and dreams--falling like a lead chicken trying to fly. Could this be the downfall of the LTC mining project? Will the price cut so deep I might

Last night, I went ahead and dumped more external LTC into USDC (about $80 worth), but I'll likely move that back out later so it doesn't muck up the numbers here. Frankly, it's a long story involving

Not much to report on today as far as project progress. The market seems to be doing about the same as it has been for the last 48 hours or so and I'm not really concerned about the potential bear coming.

I'm feeling pretty good about the current LTC price, it's really holding a lot of support down here in the upper-50's to lower-60's where I feel like a lot of people have been disappointed. The key here

After setting up a six-miner operation in late 2017, it was observed that the excess heat the miners were generating had made the home so hot that air needed to be vented when it was any warmer than 20°F