I used to mine Eth back in a day, had built myself a rig, spent a fortune on GPU's spent few night learning and ended up joining a pool. I have been mining Eth mainly, tried a few coins like pascal, Xmr, but mostly Eth. I remember those hot summer nights with all those fans buzzing and myself unable to have a good sleep just because it was too hot lol But that sweet sense of profits lured me in and i suffered lol

I did not take much profits, but the rig paid itself back, since i would mine 1 Eth in a few days time, then one Eth a week and so on as the difficulty increased. I believe Eth was still trading at around ~180 USD when i started. Ofc i have sold most of my mined eth at 180 before it went to the moon :) I still have a few Eth somewhere in a wallet, sold the rig by parts later on, so all in all it was not a negative yield. But what's more important this acquaintance with crypto world brought me to steem and consequently to hive.

<center><b>I guess i would have to overclock my GPU's to get any sort of profits now that would result in this if i have not sold them lol</b></center>

![rig4120.jpg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/bescouted/TDyqtvFa-rig4120.jpg)

![rig4094.jpg](https://files.peakd.com/file/peakd-hive/bescouted/7Yv3FB5S-rig4094.jpg)



<center><b>So i was wondering are there still guys that are mining crypto on GPU's? Anyone mining BTC after the halving? </b></center>