How did I start? See the order sheet for my first mining rig
I started mining Bitcoin in March 2010 with an i7-860 quad core 2.8 ghz and 4gb ram (man I wish that was all that was needed now to mine Bitcoin, right?) By the end of 2011, I thought it was getting to be too difficult to mine with GPU's now in the mix and I am over here with just the CPU and 2 GeForce 9500 GT cards and simply not getting the amount of Bitcoin I was getting in the year prior. And thus ended my early and very brief mining career.
What brought me back?
Over the years I kept hearing more and more about Bitcoin but I ignored it. In 2017 I could no longer ignore it and I dove back in and realized that there was no CPU/GPU mining anymore - you had to have ASIC's. That required me to do some research. After a few months of research I bought 10.6k USD worth of S9's and bought a small 8' x 8' building and began filling it with miners. Thus "Mopar Mining, LLC" was born. Since then, I have continued to grow, replacing S9's with S15's and eventually with T17's. I have added other "altcoin" miners over that time as well - with focus on converting those coins to Bitcoin. In the end, no matter what I mine, the goal is to turn it into Bitcoin. In the short 3 years since then Bitcoin has continued to grow in both use and in value. I made the mistake of walking away once, I will not do that again!
Where am I now?
It is now 2021 and I have expanded what I do around Bitcoin. I have ventured into 3D Printers and Laser Cutters - using both to fill needs of those within the Crypto Community while accepting Crypto as payment - thus furthering my business in its endeavor to grow and to eventually become independent from Fiat currency. I also provide private key generation for physical items such as poker chips, artwork and even kids toys that are being used to gift/share Bitcoin with others. If you have no idea what Bitcoin is or how it has changed the world - please read the White Paper. If you have a project involving 3d printing or would require laser cutting/etching please visit the appropriate pages and fill out the "contact" form and we will be happy to help you as quickly as we can.