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Title: Q1/Q2 ASIC miners, will they ever break even? Post by: dzarmush on December 05, 2013, 12:29:11 AM There are lots of group buys for miners with delivery date somewhere next year. But according to these calculations even a couple of weeks matter http://www.vnbitcoin.org/bitcoincalculator.php
Is there something I don't understand, or most people doesn't know about difficulty growing? Or everybody who takes part in group buys for Q1/Q2 miners believes that bitcoin also going to grow with difficulty increase? The last month of Q2 is June, what if miners won't be delivered until then? Title: Re: Q1/Q2 ASIC miners, will they ever break even? Post by: torusJKL on December 05, 2013, 12:55:29 AM There are lots of group buys for miners with delivery date somewhere next year. But according to these calculations even a couple of weeks matter http://www.vnbitcoin.org/bitcoincalculator.php I'm sure they know about the difficulty increase.Is there something I don't understand, or most people doesn't know about difficulty growing? Or everybody who takes part in group buys for Q1/Q2 miners believes that bitcoin also going to grow with difficulty increase? The last month of Q2 is June, what if miners won't be delivered until then? Bitcoin going up in the price is not a valid argument for ROI in mining. If you want to get ROI with a miner then it will need to mine more bitcoins then what you would have been able to buy at the same time you bought the device. Otherwise it is better to just buy bitcoins and don't mine. Title: Re: Q1/Q2 ASIC miners, will they ever break even? Post by: bitintheghetto on December 06, 2013, 08:27:20 AM I was just going to ask the same question.
It makes you wonder if these ASIC producers actually aren't just mining with the hardware and claiming they're designing and assembling then once the difficulty heads north they dump the hardware and on to the next one. Tinfoil... I know. It's just odd that the difficulty seems to trend perfectly with the availability of new ASIC miners. I appreciate that increase in TH/s available to the bitcoin network should shave a corresponding increase in difficulty but difficulty seems to be the leading indicator here. Have I got it all wrong? CAn any one provide some insights on how difficulty works and why ASIC producers can't seem to have devices available in time to provide good ROI for a given difficulty level. Title: Re: Q1/Q2 ASIC miners, will they ever break even? Post by: CEG5952 on December 06, 2013, 08:32:08 AM id never buy miners with coins at this point. fiat only. only way to roi.
Title: Re: Q1/Q2 ASIC miners, will they ever break even? Post by: willpower101 on December 07, 2013, 07:51:40 PM There are lots of group buys for miners with delivery date somewhere next year. But according to these calculations even a couple of weeks matter http://www.vnbitcoin.org/bitcoincalculator.php I'm sure they know about the difficulty increase.Is there something I don't understand, or most people doesn't know about difficulty growing? Or everybody who takes part in group buys for Q1/Q2 miners believes that bitcoin also going to grow with difficulty increase? The last month of Q2 is June, what if miners won't be delivered until then? Bitcoin going up in the price is not a valid argument for ROI in mining. If you want to get ROI with a miner then it will need to mine more bitcoins then what you would have been able to buy at the same time you bought the device. Otherwise it is better to just buy bitcoins and don't mine. Torus, is there an equation form of this somewhere? I can visualize these things better like that. |