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Title: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:45:09 PM
BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"


http://www.bitbars.net/bitbar-forum/?mingleforumaction=viewtopic&t=21#postid-45

http://www.bitbars.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/3-300x280.jpg

second picture is just a visual aid . Not the Prototype

http://www.thegenesisblock.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/asic_miner_usb.jpg


The BitBar USB secure Wallet
http://www.bitbars.net/bitbar-secure-usb-gold-bar-wallet-storage/


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 01, 2013, 10:47:27 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: iGotSpots on June 01, 2013, 10:48:24 PM
The pics of the "mining" part he just copied off ebay


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: iGotSpots on June 01, 2013, 10:48:59 PM
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-USB-ASIC-Miner-Bitcoin-BTC-Not-a-Butterfly-FPGA-GPU-No-Waiting-Erupter-/190849348000?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c6f81f1a0

Second pic

Oops, meant to edit the last post not reply


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:49:10 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:49:50 PM
http://www.ebay.com/itm/5pcs-USB-ASIC-Miner-Bitcoin-BTC-Not-a-Butterfly-FPGA-GPU-No-Waiting-Erupter-/190849348000?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item2c6f81f1a0

Second pic

Oops, meant to edit the last post not reply

yes just a visual aid to give the people an idea


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: BlackLilac Grant on June 01, 2013, 10:50:20 PM
The bottom pic is an ASICMINER USB, the top pic is from google.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 01, 2013, 10:50:42 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D
awewwwehhheeyyyeeahhhh! :) Will the price stay at 2 BTB?

I may have to throw my few MH back at BTB for a bit ;)


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 01, 2013, 10:51:40 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:51:52 PM
The bottom pic is an ASICMINER USB, the top pic is from google.

yes i labelled it in the first post


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:52:48 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?

yes i will


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 01, 2013, 10:53:27 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?

yes i will

*doesn't hold breath*


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:55:14 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D
awewwwehhheeyyyeeahhhh! :) Will the price stay at 2 BTB?

I may have to throw my few MH back at BTB for a bit ;)

the price wont change for pre-orders but after shipping starts price may change.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 01, 2013, 10:56:12 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D
awewwwehhheeyyyeeahhhh! :) Will the price stay at 2 BTB?

I may have to throw my few MH back at BTB for a bit ;)

the price wont change for pre-orders but after shipping starts price may change.
Please don't tell me pre-orders are 100% prepay. A lot of people are still waiting on their BFL jalapenos and this could become a sore subject quickly...


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:56:21 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?

yes i will

*doesn't hold breath*

MY word is my bond brother!!!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 01, 2013, 10:57:47 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?

yes i will

*doesn't hold breath*

MY word is my bond brother!!!
Can we get the specs for the FGPA USB Miner concept that your contracted Devs are currently working on? Also, max power consumption, and will they be plug and recognize by CGMiner?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Jakewell on June 01, 2013, 10:59:22 PM
thank you for make me laugh again


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 10:59:51 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D
awewwwehhheeyyyeeahhhh! :) Will the price stay at 2 BTB?

I may have to throw my few MH back at BTB for a bit ;)

the price wont change for pre-orders but after shipping starts price may change.
Please don't tell me pre-orders are 100% prepay. A lot of people are still waiting on their BFL jalapenos and this could become a sore subject quickly...

trust me i totally understand was one of the first to order BFL rigs but found it was cost effective just to hire a couple TECHS from china to generate hardware. plus they get paid bonus when they finish projects unlike BFL endless wait


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 01, 2013, 11:04:11 PM
PLEASE POST PROOF.

A video with a sigtag and proof of concept will suffice. :)

kthxbai




space for rent

putting together as we speak  ;D
awewwwehhheeyyyeeahhhh! :) Will the price stay at 2 BTB?

I may have to throw my few MH back at BTB for a bit ;)

the price wont change for pre-orders but after shipping starts price may change.
Please don't tell me pre-orders are 100% prepay. A lot of people are still waiting on their BFL jalapenos and this could become a sore subject quickly...

trust me i totally understand was one of the first to order BFL rigs but found it was cost effective just to hire a couple TECHS from china to generate hardware. plus they get paid bonus when they finish projects unlike BFL endless wait
Hmmm... I'm still listening then... lol. I will await the Tech PoC video. :) I wish you many lucks.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 11:05:47 PM
thank you for your orders !! will be donating 25% of BTB from orders after today to a BitBar give-a-way on this forum

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=213118.20

You should probably make good on your above promise first, you don't want people to think that you're a hopeless scammer now do you...?

yes i will

*doesn't hold breath*

MY word is my bond brother!!!
Can we get the specs for the FGPA USB Miner concept that your contracted Devs are currently working on? Also, max power consumption, and will they be plug and recognize by CGMiner?

YES full SPEC sheet will be posted at http://bitbars.net no later than Wednesday . I was keeping this hush hush tell i let it slip on another thread but seeing how we are so close to mass production i didn't see any harm in  coming out of the closet with my development intentions


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: CoinHoarder on June 01, 2013, 11:15:48 PM
Likely scam

The picture of the hardware is actually an ASICMINER Bitcoin ASIC USB (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195004.0)

It hashes SHA256, therefore it would not work on the BitBar network because Bitbar uses Scrypt.

This is probably just another lame attempt from Trucoin to pump up Bitbar prices....


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 01, 2013, 11:28:40 PM
Likely scam

The picture of the hardware is actually an ASICMINER Bitcoin ASIC USB (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195004.0)

It hashes SHA256, therefore it would not work on the BitBar network because Bitbar uses Scrypt.

This is probably just another lame attempt from Trucoin to pump up Bitbar prices....

if you think i am the only person working on ACIS for scrypt you would be VERY wrong !!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 01, 2013, 11:36:33 PM
Your scam might be more effective if:

(1) You spelled ASIC correctly

(2) You used a real picture rather than one stolen from a Bitcoin product

(3) You did not have a reputation of trying to sell cheap garbage at 10x the market value


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: portice on June 01, 2013, 11:39:45 PM
Not sure if serious


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: seleme on June 01, 2013, 11:45:53 PM
http://i2.photobucket.com/albums/y29/uber_haxxor_today/CloseLaptop-1.gif


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: shakezula on June 01, 2013, 11:51:35 PM
Your scam might be more effective if:

(1) You spelled ASIC correctly

(2) You used a real picture rather than one stolen from a Bitcoin product

(3) You did not have a reputation of trying to sell cheap garbage at 10x the market value

Yes, yes, and yes. Sorry TruCoin, there's no f'n-scrypt ASIC and BTB isn't worth investing in it for anyway.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mkmen on June 01, 2013, 11:52:09 PM
I'm having too much fun to even try to respond seriously. This guy is better day by day.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 02, 2013, 03:42:41 AM
thanks for the support peeps


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: chondrite on June 02, 2013, 03:55:23 AM
thanks for the support peeps

"geez guys, why didn't you give me your money?"


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 02, 2013, 11:47:31 AM
 :(


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: BitcoinFX on June 02, 2013, 01:59:51 PM
Likely scam

The picture of the hardware is actually an ASICMINER Bitcoin ASIC USB (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195004.0)

It hashes SHA256, therefore it would not work on the BitBar network because Bitbar uses Scrypt.

This is probably just another lame attempt from Trucoin to pump up Bitbar prices....

Indeed. Ironically I actually own 2 of these 'gold' USB sticks that I brought off ebay last week with the intention of putting a BitBar .wallet containing a BitBar (and perhaps a few Bitcoin's as well) to add some 'novelty' value for resale and advertising purposes. You can find these 'gold usd sticks' on ebay ranging from 4GB to 128GB for under or around £10-£15 and they have nothing to do with mining.

I'm also part of the German group buy for the pictured USB ASIC (real). See: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195037.0

These ASIC sticks run so hot that if you did actually manage to put one of these inside the 'gold' USB stick housing, it would melt the plastic components and also protrude from the sides as well. Also, you can't mine BitBar (scrypt) with an ASIC, as already stated above.

I'm actually working on a totally separate project for a USB FPGA miner for scrypt based coins.

I'm using the Xilinx® Spartan®-6 FPGA LX9 MicroBoard: http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards-and-kits/AES-S6MB-LX9.htm

with 2 added PmodSF2 - Serial PCM, 128 Mbit: http://digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?NavPath=2,401,840&Prod=PMOD-SF2

This is a personal project and I'm having to design / build software to get these working to try and overcome the difficulties of scrypt mining being very memory intensive. If / when I can get these working then I may offer them for sale with the software as custom built scrypt mining kits. Running 4 sticks with an Rpi might present an opportunity for ROI vs electricity usage and purchase costs etc.

I will start a new thread, away from this BS thread, when / if I have everything fully working and some units built and ready to ship.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/ACIS PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 01:26:30 AM
Likely scam

The picture of the hardware is actually an ASICMINER Bitcoin ASIC USB (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195004.0)

It hashes SHA256, therefore it would not work on the BitBar network because Bitbar uses Scrypt.

This is probably just another lame attempt from Trucoin to pump up Bitbar prices....

Indeed. Ironically I actually own 2 of these 'gold' USB sticks that I brought off ebay last week with the intention of putting a BitBar .wallet containing a BitBar (and perhaps a few Bitcoin's as well) to add some 'novelty' value for resale and advertising purposes. You can find these 'gold usd sticks' on ebay ranging from 4GB to 128GB for under or around £10-£15 and they have nothing to do with mining.

I'm also part of the German group buy for the pictured USB ASIC (real). See: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=195037.0

These ASIC sticks run so hot that if you did actually manage to put one of these inside the 'gold' USB stick housing, it would melt the plastic components and also protrude from the sides as well. Also, you can't mine BitBar (scrypt) with an ASIC, as already stated above.

I'm actually working on a totally separate project for a USB FPGA miner for scrypt based coins.

I'm using the Xilinx® Spartan®-6 FPGA LX9 MicroBoard: http://www.xilinx.com/products/boards-and-kits/AES-S6MB-LX9.htm

with 2 added PmodSF2 - Serial PCM, 128 Mbit: http://digilentinc.com/Products/Detail.cfm?NavPath=2,401,840&Prod=PMOD-SF2

This is a personal project and I'm having to design / build software to get these working to try and overcome the difficulties of scrypt mining being very memory intensive. If / when I can get these working then I may offer them for sale with the software as custom built scrypt mining kits. Running 4 sticks with an Rpi might present an opportunity for ROI vs electricity usage and purchase costs etc.

I will start a new thread, away from this BS thread, when / if I have everything fully working and some units built and ready to ship.

you think your the only person out there developing ? Stop spamming my thread with your BS. So weak . i will make sure to save one of my USB for you to order then copy my designs .No worries have a working proto hashing away from China


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: lukemarshall on June 03, 2013, 02:10:03 AM
Good luck with your design and and production of the FPGA storage wallets. I think that it a great idea and wish you the best of luck in your execution.

I'm not sure how hot they might become, maybe look to an anodized aluminum for the construction of the case Gold in color with the BitBar logo whatever that may be


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 03, 2013, 02:18:14 AM
Wouldn't an ASIC scrypt miner with the required RAM be larger and more power hungry than USB can supply?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:34:03 AM
Good luck with your design and and production of the FPGA storage wallets. I think that it a great idea and wish you the best of luck in your execution.

I'm not sure how hot they might become, maybe look to an anodized aluminum for the construction of the case Gold in color with the BitBar logo whatever that may be

thank you for your support !! its rare for people to be positive around here. Will be sending beta tester proto-types , saved your Username and will be contacting you to help me if your up for it


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Hazard on June 03, 2013, 02:37:20 AM
And so you've graduated from the forum clown to a scammer. Just when I thought you couldn't put yourself any lower... Great job.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:39:03 AM
Wouldn't an ASIC scrypt miner with the required RAM be larger and more power hungry than USB can supply?

My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:40:34 AM
And so you've graduated from the forum clown to a scammer. Just when I thought you couldn't put yourself any lower... Great job.

move along little sister!! your REP is so for from shot on this forum.. people just ignore you buddy


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 03, 2013, 02:41:14 AM
Wouldn't an ASIC scrypt miner with the required RAM be larger and more power hungry than USB can supply?

My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues

Holy shit, are you using Unobtainium?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:43:57 AM
Good luck with your design and and production of the FPGA storage wallets. I think that it a great idea and wish you the best of luck in your execution.

I'm not sure how hot they might become, maybe look to an anodized aluminum for the construction of the case Gold in color with the BitBar logo whatever that may be

thank you for your support !! its rare for people to be positive around here. Will be sending beta tester proto-types , saved your Username and will be contacting you to help me if your up for it

Techs are using some rare metal to keep USB cool .Our design is radical to say the least but for disclosure i cannot include details.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 03, 2013, 02:45:22 AM
Good luck with your design and and production of the FPGA storage wallets. I think that it a great idea and wish you the best of luck in your execution.

I'm not sure how hot they might become, maybe look to an anodized aluminum for the construction of the case Gold in color with the BitBar logo whatever that may be

thank you for your support !! its rare for people to be positive around here. Will be sending beta tester proto-types , saved your Username and will be contacting you to help me if your up for it

Techs are using some rare metal to keep USB cool .Our design is radical to say the least but for disclosure i cannot include details.

Enriched Uranium?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:57:55 AM
Wouldn't an ASIC scrypt miner with the required RAM be larger and more power hungry than USB can supply?

My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues

Holy shit, are you using Unobtainium?

the cooling system is radical to say the least but i think people will agree to create the asic scrypt miner you need to think radical. that's how our techs completed the mission .


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 03:46:51 AM
Good luck with your design and and production of the FPGA storage wallets. I think that it a great idea and wish you the best of luck in your execution.

I'm not sure how hot they might become, maybe look to an anodized aluminum for the construction of the case Gold in color with the BitBar logo whatever that may be

thank you for your support !! its rare for people to be positive around here. Will be sending beta tester proto-types , saved your Username and will be contacting you to help me if your up for it

Techs are using some rare metal to keep USB cool .Our design is radical to say the least but for disclosure i cannot include details.

Enriched Uranium?

Nope think more radical


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Hazard on June 03, 2013, 03:47:48 AM
Nope think more radical
Unobtainium?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 03, 2013, 03:53:13 AM
This is the funniest freaking thread I've read in a while  ;D.  P.S. BitBar is stupid.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 03:54:17 AM
Nope think more radical
Unobtainium?
Unobtainium price to high ,$20 million a kilo  ;D plus travel to get to the planet that has it is way to far away and i don't like large blue people


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 03:56:15 AM
This is the funniest freaking thread I've read in a while  ;D.  P.S. BitBar is stupid.

seek life elsewhere!!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 03, 2013, 04:09:19 AM
My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues

Well you have silver and then you have copper, and that's about it. Also maximum amperage for a USB port is about 1.8 amp, so I'm not sure what you're doing that requires something "exotic". I am curious how you're going to incorporate 1500 megs of RAM onto a USB stick, especially since that much GDDR5 or something similar will use most of the USB port's power.


I'm just curious, are you paying "your" "techs" in advance?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 03, 2013, 04:39:03 AM
Is that the official bitbar site?  I can't believe it includes a link to an outright scam.

WHY ON EARTH DOES BITBAR STILL HAVE ANY MARKET VALUE ????

The reality is you'll get this for twice the normal market price:

http://www.amazon.com/HDE%C2%AE-Gold-Bar-Flash-Drive/dp/B0089PEORS/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_2


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: gica_contra on June 03, 2013, 05:04:07 AM
My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues

Well you have silver and then you have copper, and that's about it. Also maximum amperage for a USB port is about 1.8 amp, so I'm not sure what you're doing that requires something "exotic". I am curious how you're going to incorporate 1500 megs of RAM onto a USB stick, especially since that much GDDR5 or something similar will use most of the USB port's power.


I'm just curious, are you paying "your" "techs" in advance?

It's a super-conductive case, it's no big secret. You should probably add to you post "liquid helium not included".


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:25:45 PM
Is that the official bitbar site?  I can't believe it includes a link to an outright scam.

WHY ON EARTH DOES BITBAR STILL HAVE ANY MARKET VALUE ????

The reality is you'll get this for twice the normal market price:

http://www.amazon.com/HDE%C2%AE-Gold-Bar-Flash-Drive/dp/B0089PEORS/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_2

the pictures are visual aid nothing more!!!!!! the pictures from the product website are not the ASIC proto-type


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:33:44 PM
Is that the official bitbar site?  I can't believe it includes a link to an outright scam.

WHY ON EARTH DOES BITBAR STILL HAVE ANY MARKET VALUE ????

The reality is you'll get this for twice the normal market price:

http://www.amazon.com/HDE%C2%AE-Gold-Bar-Flash-Drive/dp/B0089PEORS/ref=pd_sim_sbs_e_2

the pictures are visual aid nothing more!!!!!! the pictures from the product website are not the ASIC proto-type

the usb asic miners for bitbar are a little larger than your average  usb stick . The cooling system uses rare metals . The required Ram to complete the scypt mining was were the tech truly got creative. the answer to scrypt mining with ASIC was right in front of our faces the whole time but took two young Techs from china to see it. Also happy to announce our techs have decided to come live in our home base outside of china were we really can AMP up production. Unlike BFL we pay our techs bonus for finishing hardware. No 12 month waiting game here!!! BFL we will be happy to sell you our design for a PRICE he he he he


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: blastbob on June 03, 2013, 02:34:40 PM
Can you fit an BITBAR miner into this please?

http://i26.tinypic.com/2urmbn5.jpg


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 02:42:03 PM
Can you fit an BITBAR miner into this please?

http://i26.tinypic.com/2urmbn5.jpg

i like your design but i will need an Avocado,golf club , 20 big chew bubble gum, 8 x-mas lights, 3 pygmy goats, 56 rolls of duck tap , 12 VHS tapes of the movie forest gump , 23 tears from a mermaid , all the rum from the new jack sparrow movie .So the rum will be gone again.

TRUST me bro i have made ASIC miners with less


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 03, 2013, 02:47:24 PM
The actual prototype is pictured here:

http://1000awesomethings.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/computer-crash.jpg

The BitBar "techs" in China are working on how to miniaturize it


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 03:28:10 PM
Sending Beta proto ASIC scrypt miners for proof and testing.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Hazard on June 03, 2013, 03:45:04 PM
TruCoin, if you send me a working scrypt ASIC, I will send you 200 BTC in return.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 03, 2013, 03:47:55 PM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: J35st3r on June 03, 2013, 03:50:59 PM
Techs are using some rare metal to keep USB cool .Our design is radical to say the least but for disclosure i cannot include details.

Blue metal is the rarest, but personally  I prefer my metals well done.  ::)


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: peonminer on June 03, 2013, 04:08:25 PM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank
Any idea what custome FGPA runs?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 03, 2013, 04:22:25 PM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank

Wrong buddy my guys did the prototypes under $4000 usd!!! Wonder why LTC prices are going down? ASIC have hit scrypt and now ltc is falling like a rock


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: A L I E N on June 03, 2013, 04:30:35 PM
This is beyond laughable..


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: flyingmonkeycrap on June 03, 2013, 04:34:50 PM
The actual prototype is pictured here:

http://1000awesomethings.files.wordpress.com/2010/09/computer-crash.jpg

The BitBar "techs" in China are working on how to miniaturize it
Bahahahahaha yeah that sounds about right.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: nprussell on June 03, 2013, 04:36:50 PM
Where's the memory going to fit?

This just stinks of scam, again.

PS : This is your cue to badmouth my post count, like last time.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: kokojie on June 03, 2013, 05:08:21 PM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank

This is completely untrue. ASICMiner got their asic designed and then fabricated for around 15k BTC, when BTC was at $10. So total of $150,000 investment is possible to obtain ASIC. Not sure where you got your $4m figure from.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: baloo_kiev on June 03, 2013, 05:26:35 PM
I've already told you to stop this scam show: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194296.msg2353218#msg2353218 (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=194296.msg2353218#msg2353218)

How can't you see that the only way to save your clonecoin is to remove this bullshit from your site and from the forums?
Now all this looks like either primitive scam or fat trolling.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 07, 2013, 12:33:30 AM
 ;D ;D ;D sending out first Beta tester Proto-types


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: iGotSpots on June 07, 2013, 12:37:41 AM
;D ;D ;D sending out first Beta tester Proto-types


Send me one. Everyone loves me


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: seleme on June 07, 2013, 12:53:36 AM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank

Wrong buddy my guys did the prototypes under $4000 usd!!! Wonder why LTC prices are going down? ASIC have hit scrypt and now ltc is falling like a rock

Oh my God..  ;D


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 07, 2013, 01:03:31 AM
Never mind the fact it takes about $4,000,000 to get a custom ASIC fabricated and, by the look of things, Tru has about $11 in the bank

Wrong buddy my guys did the prototypes under $4000 usd!!! Wonder why LTC prices are going down? ASIC have hit scrypt and now ltc is falling like a rock

Oh my God..  ;D

Yes we must pray and say our blessings for the wonder for what is ASIC BitBar miner


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: lukemarshall on June 07, 2013, 01:51:57 AM
;D ;D ;D sending out first Beta tester Proto-types


That is awesome!

 ;D


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 08, 2013, 01:46:03 AM
sending first One out monday!!!!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 08, 2013, 01:54:12 AM
sending first One out monday!!!!

http://images.sodahead.com/polls/001002909/liar_xlarge.jpeg


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 08, 2013, 01:59:30 AM

My pants are not on fire!! My pants are not even on!!

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-f_Lw97RdL7E/TwNLM39GX3I/AAAAAAAAHRo/i7dJdx9fOeY/s200/no_pants.jpg


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: efx on June 08, 2013, 02:57:07 AM
"Wonder why LTC prices are going down? ASIC have hit scrypt and now ltc is falling like a rock"

You don't even know what an ASIC is, apparently. Somehow, I'm not at all surprised.

Perhaps you know this is a joke? If so, you had best not be taking anyone's money.


Imagine BFL with even less basic hardware knowledge and a worse rep than inaba...  :D


Just remember, "Positivity moves us further!!!" !!!....!!!!!!....!!!!!!!!



Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: tadakaluri on June 08, 2013, 03:56:03 AM
I need One Please........


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: A L I E N on June 08, 2013, 04:21:06 AM
I need One Please........

Don't be a fool


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: jasinlee on June 08, 2013, 04:59:48 AM
Put me down for 1000 of your fpga asic combos.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mullick on June 08, 2013, 05:01:44 AM
If they are real and you charge 2 btb each put me down for 1000 as well. Seriously


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: lukemarshall on June 08, 2013, 05:08:56 AM
If they are real and you charge 2 btb each put me down for 1000 as well. Seriously

Please post your wallet address with the 2000 BTB in it k thx...

I doubt that anyone has over 50% of the total money supply.

as of 6/8/2013

Money Supply: 3413BTB

I can't wait to see this!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mullick on June 08, 2013, 05:13:26 AM
I would simply send the equivalent of btc. Which at the current value would be about 150 BTC of which I only have a little less than half. A simple bitinstant transaction could take care of that. I dont see the point in your post to be honest. I wasn't claiming to have 2000 btb. Just saying I would buy them for that price :)


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: jasinlee on June 08, 2013, 05:15:47 AM
Amazing he achieved on a usb device what cannot be done on a stratix iv.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 08, 2013, 05:44:13 AM
So what's the deal here, is he posting this drivel but not directly asking for money to avoid the ban hammer?

Presumably he's hoping people that are gullible enough to PM him with genuine interest and lolbars/bitcoins to stay under the mods radars.

Or maybe the 'buy it now/here' post is yet to come?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 08, 2013, 06:10:29 PM
So what's the deal here, is he posting this drivel but not directly asking for money to avoid the ban hammer?

Presumably he's hoping people that are gullible enough to PM him with genuine interest and lolbars/bitcoins to stay under the mods radars.

Or maybe the 'buy it now/here' post is yet to come?


Listen people i am bringing to the table the first of its kind!! i did not discover the secret to the ASiC scrypt miner. Two wonderful brilliant Techs from china  figured it out while on contract for my USB secured BitBar wallet. In my contract. These to techs are truly amazing but have very little people skills and are very shy not to mention cannot speak English . We have came together to create a truly amazing product . Things in the crypto world will change forever when we bring it to the masses.

People said ASIC miners for scrypt could not happen. I am here to tell say your wrong!!! Cooling the device was the only real issue. this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: chondrite on June 08, 2013, 06:16:00 PM
So what's the deal here, is he posting this drivel but not directly asking for money to avoid the ban hammer?

Presumably he's hoping people that are gullible enough to PM him with genuine interest and lolbars/bitcoins to stay under the mods radars.

Or maybe the 'buy it now/here' post is yet to come?


Listen people i am bringing to the table the first of its kind!! i did not discover the secret to the ASiC scrypt miner. Two wonderful brilliant Techs from china  figured it out while on contract for my USB secured BitBar wallet. In my contract. These to techs are truly amazing but have very little people skills and are very shy not to mention cannot speak English . We have came together to create a truly amazing product . Things in the crypto world will change forever when we bring it to the masses.

People said ASIC miners for scrypt could not happen. I am here to tell say your wrong!!! Cooling the device was the only real issue. this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements


more talk....


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: jasinlee on June 08, 2013, 06:22:02 PM
If you will send me 1 to review, I will have my EE check it and see if its legit for the community.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 08, 2013, 07:03:55 PM
this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements

Fascinating. A 7970 consumes nearly 300W while the maximum output of a USB port is about 3W, yet somehow your masterful engineers have tamed the laws of thermodynamics and created more heat with 100 times less energy. Why do you waste your time toiling away on inutile scrypt mining projects when you could be solving the ills of the global energy crisis? Just think, with your talents we'll soon be able to plug a Trucoin® brand generator into our electrical socket and create enough steam to power a 3GW turbine. We'll never run out of energy again!


Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 08, 2013, 09:06:56 PM
this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements

Fascinating. A 7970 consumes nearly 300W while the maximum output of a USB port is about 3W, yet somehow your masterful engineers have tamed the laws of thermodynamics and created more heat with 100 times less energy. Why do you waste your time toiling away on inutile scrypt mining projects when you could be solving the ills of the global energy crisis? Just think, with your talents we'll soon be able to plug a Trucoin® brand generator into our electrical socket and create enough steam to power a 3GW turbine. We'll never run out of energy again!


Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?

just a hint the usb does not power the device but whatever you say. Soon you will be trying to order and i will make sure you are not allowed to order seeing how you think i am trolling and wasting time!! good luck buddy


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: litejar on June 08, 2013, 09:15:42 PM
this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements

Fascinating. A 7970 consumes nearly 300W while the maximum output of a USB port is about 3W, yet somehow your masterful engineers have tamed the laws of thermodynamics and created more heat with 100 times less energy. Why do you waste your time toiling away on inutile scrypt mining projects when you could be solving the ills of the global energy crisis? Just think, with your talents we'll soon be able to plug a Trucoin® brand generator into our electrical socket and create enough steam to power a 3GW turbine. We'll never run out of energy again!


Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?

just a hint the usb does not power the device but whatever you say. Soon you will be trying to order and i will make sure you are not allowed to order seeing how you think i am trolling and wasting time!! good luck buddy


lol.. you win.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 08, 2013, 10:52:27 PM
this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements

Fascinating. A 7970 consumes nearly 300W while the maximum output of a USB port is about 3W, yet somehow your masterful engineers have tamed the laws of thermodynamics and created more heat with 100 times less energy. Why do you waste your time toiling away on inutile scrypt mining projects when you could be solving the ills of the global energy crisis? Just think, with your talents we'll soon be able to plug a Trucoin® brand generator into our electrical socket and create enough steam to power a 3GW turbine. We'll never run out of energy again!


Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?

just a hint the usb does not power the device but whatever you say. Soon you will be trying to order and i will make sure you are not allowed to order seeing how you think i am trolling and wasting time!! good luck buddy


lol.. you win.

you know why i win? because i believe in things like hope and positive thinking. So many people told me that this could not happen. Now people from BFL and AVALON want a proto-type .

I asked the two techs from china if i could give out there name !! So they could take the credit for the design. They said tell everyone Thing 1 and thing 2 built it. Ha ha ha i couldn't not stop laughing. True genius never wants credit. They don't even want that much money. I will be paying for there travel and a much needed vacation.


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Joerii on June 08, 2013, 11:41:50 PM

Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?

Oh man this is comedy gold. Where do you get this LOL


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 08, 2013, 11:51:53 PM
So this guy tries to sell a $5.95 USB drive available all over the Internet for $100 and then, when he's caught in that scam, runs out and claims he has built an ASIC miner into each one.

WHAT A CLOWN !!


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: A L I E N on June 09, 2013, 12:35:50 AM
It is absurd that the mods let this continue..


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mullick on June 09, 2013, 12:55:39 AM
I say until it is confirmed either way they should let it continue. We either have a breakthrough innovation here or nothing at all. He is not really hurting anyone. For 2 btb or .22btc sure it's a huge markup for the flash drive but real corporations do worse all the time ( Apple ). Trucoin has offered to give some out for testing it seems. We will see where this goes


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 09, 2013, 01:04:38 AM
this device creates more heat than i have ever seen in a mining device. Fire hazard was very real!!!! The cooling system for this device is very radical using rare metals and other elements

Fascinating. A 7970 consumes nearly 300W while the maximum output of a USB port is about 3W, yet somehow your masterful engineers have tamed the laws of thermodynamics and created more heat with 100 times less energy. Why do you waste your time toiling away on inutile scrypt mining projects when you could be solving the ills of the global energy crisis? Just think, with your talents we'll soon be able to plug a Trucoin® brand generator into our electrical socket and create enough steam to power a 3GW turbine. We'll never run out of energy again!


Tell me, when you stare at what other people consider fire do you really see golden fairies, butterflies and rainbows?

just a hint the usb does not power the device but whatever you say. Soon you will be trying to order and i will make sure you are not allowed to order seeing how you think i am trolling and wasting time!! good luck buddy


lol.. you win.

you know why i win? because i believe in things like hope and positive thinking. So many people told me that this could not happen. Now people from BFL and AVALON want a proto-type .

I asked the two techs from china if i could give out there name !! So they could take the credit for the design. They said tell everyone Thing 1 and thing 2 built it. Ha ha ha i couldn't not stop laughing. True genius never wants credit. They don't even want that much money. I will be paying for there travel and a much needed vacation.

You're hilarious man, where do you come up with this stuff?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: A L I E N on June 09, 2013, 01:52:06 AM
I say until it is confirmed either way they should let it continue. We either have a breakthrough innovation here or nothing at all. He is not really hurting anyone. For 2 btb or .22btc sure it's a huge markup for the flash drive but real corporations do worse all the time ( Apple ). Trucoin has offered to give some out for testing it seems. We will see where this goes

One iota of common sense confirms this is a scam..


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 09, 2013, 03:10:14 AM
thank you for your support people!! Yes i will be sending out testers for software developments and to confirm to the community that My words are TRUE. I would like to also confirm i never set out to create this device. I just wanted to create a fancy USB Drive for BitBar but by luck i met two amazing people who by request want to be called "thing 1 and thing 2" he he he yes they are a little funny when it comes to joking around but there genius is like i have never seen. They are also the kindest and warm heart people i have ever met.They care nothing for money but love science and tech gadgets.They don't even really care about crypto but loves what it represents  . They will be my new house guest very soon. Just got to get there  papers in order.  Listen people stop saying the word scam!! i am not asking for anyone's money. I will bring change to crypto with or without your support. thank you for the people who have believed in me and my goals


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 09, 2013, 04:25:56 AM
good night good people!!! enjoy your mining . Remember we are the future of how the world exchanges wealth


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Eb0la on June 09, 2013, 04:56:38 AM
I seemed to have found your secret!  I just recently got in contact with the SAME guys!  Here is a picture!

http://images4.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20111013003324/seuss/images/d/d3/Thing1-and-thing2.jpg


They informed me of your plans and I managed to con them to send me a prototype as well.  Its in the mail :)  They also hooked me up with their wives for the weekend in a beach house.  I can't wait:D:D:D

http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7li8pd7Mz1qgka48o1_500.jpg


http://gifs.gifbin.com/052009/1241631359_giggity.gif


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: seleme on June 09, 2013, 05:04:50 AM
Quote
Now people from BFL and AVALON want a proto-type

Here you go guys, trucoin is the one guilty for your asic delays. Yifu and Josh joined forces to produce new scrypt asic in masses. Friedcat will sell it for them at 345 BTC per piece as he's amazing at overpricing stuff.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: efx on June 09, 2013, 05:20:22 AM
GSnak's "Trucoin® brand generator " line is hilarious, hahaha. Almost as hilarious as trucoin's own ramblings.





Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Starlightbreaker on June 09, 2013, 08:35:40 AM
thank you for your support people!! Yes i will be sending out testers for software developments and to confirm to the community that My words are TRUE. I would like to also confirm i never set out to create this device. I just wanted to create a fancy USB Drive for BitBar but by luck i met two amazing people who by request want to be called "thing 1 and thing 2" he he he yes they are a little funny when it comes to joking around but there genius is like i have never seen. They are also the kindest and warm heart people i have ever met.They care nothing for money but love science and tech gadgets.They don't even really care about crypto but loves what it represents  . They will be my new house guest very soon. Just got to get there  papers in order.  Listen people stop saying the word scam!! i am not asking for anyone's money. I will bring change to crypto with or without your support. thank you for the people who have believed in me and my goals

are you high?


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 09, 2013, 03:29:52 PM
thank you for your support people!! Yes i will be sending out testers for software developments and to confirm to the community that My words are TRUE. I would like to also confirm i never set out to create this device. I just wanted to create a fancy USB Drive for BitBar but by luck i met two amazing people who by request want to be called "thing 1 and thing 2" he he he yes they are a little funny when it comes to joking around but there genius is like i have never seen. They are also the kindest and warm heart people i have ever met.They care nothing for money but love science and tech gadgets.They don't even really care about crypto but loves what it represents  . They will be my new house guest very soon. Just got to get there  papers in order.  Listen people stop saying the word scam!! i am not asking for anyone's money. I will bring change to crypto with or without your support. thank you for the people who have believed in me and my goals

are you high?

i don't do drugs!! After the last  ASIC scrypt miner have left our warehouse and all the dust has settled. i am going to take a vacation and will drink some fuzz fruity drinks in the tropics somewhere .


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 09, 2013, 03:35:38 PM
It is absurd that the mods let this continue..

I think he is just trying to mock BFL.  Sincerely hope he isn't actually taking orders for these (the fake ASIC miners, not the overpriced flash drives that is just capitalism at work).  If he is, suggest an immediate ban !


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: vinne81 on June 09, 2013, 03:36:28 PM
Wouldn't an ASIC scrypt miner with the required RAM be larger and more power hungry than USB can supply?

My Techs are saying that the size of the USB drive is going to be a little larger than the average . As for keeping the USB cool the design will include Rare metals  for casing. that's all i can say for now due to disclosure issues

Holy shit, are you using Unobtainium?

+1 :)


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 09, 2013, 04:25:11 PM
It is absurd that the mods let this continue..

I think he is just trying to mock BFL.  Sincerely hope he isn't actually taking orders for these (the fake ASIC miners, not the overpriced flash drives that is just capitalism at work).  If he is, suggest an immediate ban !

i am not asking for your money!!! i am not asking for anyone's money!!! People are making there own minds if they want to be apart of this or not. All of you will be eating your word very soon. i have three bitcointalk Hero members who will be the first to get this device and they will upload videos and pictures and hashing power. When this does hit you naysayers please don't bother ordering .


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: MrThePlague on June 10, 2013, 01:59:07 AM
Any word on time frame? Sounds very interesting


Title: Re: BITBAR FPGA/Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 10, 2013, 02:42:07 AM
just a hint the usb does not power the device

Of course not.

http://shiawaselife.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/hamster.jpg


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 10, 2013, 02:47:24 AM
The China techs have found a truly innovative power source

http://www.seco.cpa.state.tx.us/images/manure-biogas.gif


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 02:50:42 AM
The China techs have found a truly innovative power source

http://www.seco.cpa.state.tx.us/images/manure-biogas.gif
+1 lol


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 10, 2013, 02:51:50 AM
Wonder how you get the cow to take a dump in that hole.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 02:53:37 AM
Wonder how you get the cow to take a dump in that hole.

It was a really hard process, but the techs found out a way to use rare metals to make it happen.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 03:18:37 AM
i am seeing some funny stuff hear !!! When you get this device in your hand you will be very excited to see the amazing design. I am sure you will get some laughs thinking why didnt i think of that. The first time i seen the magic. i could not stop saying wow wow wow.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 03:28:48 AM
i am seeing some funny stuff hear !!! When you get this device in your hand you will be very excited to see the amazing design. I am sure you will get some laughs thinking why didnt i think of that. The first time i seen the magic. i could not stop saying wow wow wow.

Do you have any pictures, specs, hash rates, or proof of any kind, or any estimate of when you will be able to produce this information, or is this just going to drag on until everyone figures out you're blowing smoke?


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 03:40:02 AM
i am seeing some funny stuff hear !!! When you get this device in your hand you will be very excited to see the amazing design. I am sure you will get some laughs thinking why didnt i think of that. The first time i seen the magic. i could not stop saying wow wow wow.

Do you have any pictures, specs, hash rates, or proof of any kind, or any estimate of when you will be able to produce this information, or is this just going to drag on until everyone figures out you're blowing smoke?

i will give plenty of proof in due time!!! I want to make sure i have a serious head start on production. When we start shipping it will be thousands at a time!! Not like Butterflylabs that makes people wait 1 year 6 months to start shipping then ship three units a week.  If i was to post a image of the device anyone with some development skills will be able to replicate. I want to make sure i get back my investment and take good care of my two developers. One of my techs is having some health issues and i am having some medical cost i am taking care of. I am not greedy and am not trying to make millions off of this product but i will get my money back and make sure to take good care of my TECHS. They are the reason for the Magic. I dont have to prove anything to anyone!! people think i am blowing smoke MOVE along. Don't watch this thread. Don't  Pre-order my product.Just keep telling yourself i am full of Sh*t. The people who have supported me and stood behind me will bathe in MEGA hashing power of this device FIRST.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 10, 2013, 04:08:48 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 04:14:44 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:15:47 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

When the Boogeyman goes to sleep every night, he checks his closet for Chuck Norris.

Chuck Norris doesn't read books. He stares them down until he gets the information he wants.

There is no theory of evolution. Just a list of creatures Chuck Norris has allowed to live.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:17:48 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

Two techs and to tell you the metal would lead you down the path to creating the devise . Sorry in time i will post specs


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: seleme on June 10, 2013, 04:19:34 AM
I'm starting to like Trucoin after being pissed off by him earlier. He is one of the kind really  ;D


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:22:47 AM
I'm starting to like Trucoin after being pissed off by him earlier. He is one of the kind really  ;D

you have always been my best friend!! ;D even when we disagree  BFF for ever he he he he


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: seleme on June 10, 2013, 04:28:32 AM
I'm starting to like Trucoin after being pissed off by him earlier. He is one of the kind really  ;D

you have always been my best friend!! ;D even when we disagree  BFF for ever he he he he

That's me sorted for bag of scrypt asics then when Kim Jong orders a mass production in North Korean factories  ;D


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: fenican on June 10, 2013, 04:31:38 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

We have 40 techs working the project.  Praseodymium is used for the primary containment vessel.

We originally encoded the block chain in DNA but that was too large and inefficient.  Hence, the decision to quantum mechanically encode it into an Atom using the spin properties of some electrons.  Brilliant stuff.  The techs are working on a neutrino version next still sorting out some challenges with that such as the fact that the miner must be encased in 35 miles of lead and heavy water to work properly.  Techs will find a workaround

(we did this on a very small budget - the techs are paid in Fortune Cookies)


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:34:20 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

We have 40 techs working the project.  Praseodymium is used for the primary containment vessel.

We originally encoded the block chain in DNA but that was too large and inefficient.  Hence, the decision to quantum mechanically encode it into an Atom using the spin properties of some electrons.  Brilliant stuff.  The techs are working on a neutrino version next still sorting out some challenges with that such as the fact that the miner must be encased in 35 miles of lead and heavy water to work properly.  Techs will find a workaround

(we did this on a very small budget - the techs are paid in Fortune Cookies)

Funny


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 04:34:59 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

We have 40 techs working the project.  Praseodymium is used for the primary containment vessel.

We originally encoded the block chain in DNA but that was too large and inefficient.  Hence, the decision to quantum mechanically encode it into an Atom using the spin properties of some electrons.  Brilliant stuff.  The techs are working on a neutrino version next still sorting out some challenges with that such as the fact that the miner must be encased in 35 miles of lead and heavy water to work properly.  Techs will find a workaround

(we did this on a very small budget - the techs are paid in Fortune Cookies)

The Troll is strong with this one...


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 04:36:25 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

We have 40 techs working the project.  Praseodymium is used for the primary containment vessel.

We originally encoded the block chain in DNA but that was too large and inefficient.  Hence, the decision to quantum mechanically encode it into an Atom using the spin properties of some electrons.  Brilliant stuff.  The techs are working on a neutrino version next still sorting out some challenges with that such as the fact that the miner must be encased in 35 miles of lead and heavy water to work properly.  Techs will find a workaround

(we did this on a very small budget - the techs are paid in Fortune Cookies)

Funny

You know for as much shit as I and the rest of the people have been giving you, at least you have a sense of humor. I really hope you're telling the truth and you can deliver. But to be 100% honest, I'm not holding my breath.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:48:38 AM
Bitbar will soon be obsolete.  There is a coin coming that will allow you to consolidate all your "digital wealth" into a block chain smaller than an atom

I can't disclose full details but have some early artwork to share

http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/mm79/frickenjoey/SILVER01-1.jpg

How many Asian techs do you have working for you and what kind of rare metals are your going to use?

We have 40 techs working the project.  Praseodymium is used for the primary containment vessel.

We originally encoded the block chain in DNA but that was too large and inefficient.  Hence, the decision to quantum mechanically encode it into an Atom using the spin properties of some electrons.  Brilliant stuff.  The techs are working on a neutrino version next still sorting out some challenges with that such as the fact that the miner must be encased in 35 miles of lead and heavy water to work properly.  Techs will find a workaround

(we did this on a very small budget - the techs are paid in Fortune Cookies)

Funny

You know for as much shit as I and the rest of the people have been giving you, at least you have a sense of humor. I really hope you're telling the truth and you can deliver. But to be 100% honest, I'm not holding my breath.

Listen fellas!! i gain nothing by blowing smoke and talking up a fake product. I can be a little trollish  sometimes but that's just my ADHD . My ADHD makes me do impulsive things but by luck and random impulse i got together with some techs and by chance stumbled upon a Device that will change the way we mine Scrypt Forever . I should re-word that. i stumbled upon two brilliant techs while trying to develop a secure USB wallet plated in gold for BitBar. The rest just fell into place. I am gonna bring this product to the people!! i will make BFL and avalon look bad by shipping this product before they ship out the first 1000 50 g/h miner


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 03:19:10 PM
i told you!! as soon as i came out with my intentions other people would start popping up with this tech!!!! i knew other people had to be cooking up some devices.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231199.0

and

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231185.0


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 10, 2013, 03:24:57 PM
That ASIC is as real as yours.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mill0601 on June 10, 2013, 03:28:49 PM
i told you!! as soon as i came out with my intentions other people would start popping up with this tech!!!! i knew other people had to be cooking up some devices.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231199.0

and

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231185.0


But this in no way proves that you have a scrypt asic miner. I could easily announce today that I also have one and my word would be just as credible as yours (well mine would be a little more then yours give your rep on these forums) but alas I do not and neither do you


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 03:39:21 PM
i told you!! as soon as i came out with my intentions other people would start popping up with this tech!!!! i knew other people had to be cooking up some devices.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231199.0

and

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231185.0

i am not worried i smell scam on that guys post. As soon as i read donate money. Its kinda like the adverts that say we will give you the meaning of life! now whats your credit card number.

I am a developer of ASIC scrypt miner and i am not asking for money. I went out and got a bank loan with low rate. I put up my own money and not using my customers money for development

Not one time have i asked for a donation


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 04:08:54 PM
people there are two scammy people asking for donations to develop an ASIC miner please be careful. A real developer wont ask for donation to fund the project !! they will get a buisness loan. Plus to complete  a device and have it on time you wont the developers money on the LINE.

the scammers:

ASIC SKY Sebastian

ASIC SKY Yvonne


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: GSnak on June 10, 2013, 04:10:41 PM
I went out and got a bank loan with low rate.

Oh dear...


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: mebezac on June 10, 2013, 04:39:59 PM
I went out and got a bank loan with low rate.

Oh dear...

What did you tell the bank you were going to use the money for?


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 10, 2013, 04:52:07 PM
people there are two scammy people asking for donations to develop an ASIC miner please be careful. A real developer wont ask for donation to fund the project !! they will get a buisness loan. Plus to complete  a device and have it on time you wont the developers money on the LINE.

the scammers:

ASIC SKY Sebastian

ASIC SKY Yvonne


Yep, they include zero proof of product don't they? One of the many typical hallmarks of a scammer...


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: anderl on June 10, 2013, 04:56:47 PM
people there are two scammy people asking for donations to develop an ASIC miner please be careful. A real developer wont ask for donation to fund the project !! they will get a buisness loan. Plus to complete  a device and have it on time you wont the developers money on the LINE.

the scammers:

ASIC SKY Sebastian

ASIC SKY Yvonne


Yep, they include zero proof of product don't they? One of the many typical hallmarks of a scammer...

So in that regards you can add Operatr(Blockburner) and jasinlee to the list.  For as much as they are reporting having development underway and production coming in +3 months there has been no prooft that any of the development devices function.  A youtube video is easy to create with the furom presenting the required specifications of proof (cgminer stats, pool it was run on for the test, etc.)


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 10, 2013, 05:05:38 PM
i am going to get some units in the hands of some members here at BitcoinTalk !! Also sending out to owners of Websites that support crypto to provide much needed proof so people can start getting excited without doubt. I remember the first time i seen a working ASIC miner how exited i got. I want that for my customers. I am a tech geek and love new devices and the rush of excitement is truly amazing. Also gives you something to look forward to. I promise it wont be like ButterflyLAbs Crap waiting game. They have set crypto development back so much and cause so much drama in the crypto industry it pisses me off


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Dervana on June 10, 2013, 05:09:06 PM
i am going to get some units in the hands of some members here at BitcoinTalk !! Also sending out to owners of Websites that support crypto to provide much needed proof so people can start getting excited without doubt. I remember the first time i seen a working ASIC miner how exited i got. I want that for my customers. I am a tech geek and love new devices and the rush of excitement is truly amazing. Also gives you something to look forward to. I promise it wont be like ButterflyLAbs Crap waiting game. They have set crypto development back so much and cause so much drama in the crypto industry it pisses me off

If you are at that stage then there is nothing preventing you from uploading videos...


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: Operatr on June 10, 2013, 05:18:37 PM
i am going to get some units in the hands of some members here at BitcoinTalk !! Also sending out to owners of Websites that support crypto to provide much needed proof so people can start getting excited without doubt. I remember the first time i seen a working ASIC miner how exited i got. I want that for my customers. I am a tech geek and love new devices and the rush of excitement is truly amazing. Also gives you something to look forward to. I promise it wont be like ButterflyLAbs Crap waiting game. They have set crypto development back so much and cause so much drama in the crypto industry it pisses me off

Well I'm convinced where do I send my money without a second thought?


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: FeArZ on June 11, 2013, 07:45:27 AM
I would love to see a usb scrypt asic. Went through a few pages, and did anyone mention hashing power or cost?


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: digitalindustry on June 11, 2013, 05:49:37 PM
My reputation is rock solid , you know,  I’m sort of neutral like the government .

So send one along to me , if i say its real , then its real , and i can't be bribed .

 :-*

{meanwhile thinking about the how to roll back the timeblockchain so i can get back that time just spent reading this whole topic}
{its bordem really, that and/or the lack or not lack of drugs}


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: milly6 on June 13, 2013, 01:58:19 AM
If its real, I will buy a prototype right now and post proof that it works.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: snowcrashed on June 13, 2013, 02:25:30 AM
I'd love one too, just tell me the direction I need to throw my money and how much I need to throw.

http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/18g5s2plr6ueqjpg/ku-xlarge.jpg


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: TruCoin on June 14, 2013, 06:50:44 AM
I'd love one too, just tell me the direction I need to throw my money and how much I need to throw.

http://img.gawkerassets.com/img/18g5s2plr6ueqjpg/ku-xlarge.jpg

Sorry not yet but get in line.
The first Proto was sent to "ONE" tester Today for software MODS. Thank you in advance for the great support we are getting. You know who you are and so do we. Your on the top of the list. So tired been getting 4 hours of sleep and juggleing family visit this week . The only time i can get stuff done is when "thing 1 and thing 2" are awake "china time". gerrrrrr i need a vacation


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: FeArZ on June 23, 2013, 11:59:43 PM
Bump. Looking for updates.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: anderl on June 24, 2013, 01:08:45 AM
Bump. Looking for updates.

update: it is a scam.


Title: Re: BITBAR Asic PROJECT "included inside each BitBar USB wallet drive"
Post by: snowcrashed on June 24, 2013, 01:12:17 AM
Sorry not yet but get in line.
The first Proto was sent to "ONE" tester Today for software MODS. Thank you in advance for the great support we are getting. You know who you are and so do we. Your on the top of the list. So tired been getting 4 hours of sleep and juggleing family visit this week . The only time i can get stuff done is when "thing 1 and thing 2" are awake "china time". gerrrrrr i need a vacation

People on this board are really bad at detecting internet sarcasm.  Gonna have to start using [sarcasm][/sarcasm].