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121  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: block erupter blades still worth it? on: February 05, 2014, 03:33:04 PM
At $15/GH you are cutting it close now.  Depends on your electrical cost.
122  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: February 05, 2014, 12:33:17 PM
So where are these for sale at reasonable prices now?
I have a few for sale but they run under the standard speed.  I have sold all my others and these are the leftovers from my batch of 110.
At the default 50 bits they range between 1.5 Gh/s to 1.75 Gh/s.
Overclocked at 54 bits they all run over 2.0 Gh/s and the faster ones run about 2.5 Gh/s.
I have about 8 of them and they run between $55-$70 depending on the speed.  Delivery is additional.

PM me if interested.

$55-$70 is a bit steep, especially if they are under standard speed.  I was hoping $25 to $30, expected $40 or so.  



Is there nowhere I can get $10/gigahash?  That's the only price that makes any modicum of sense right now.

No.  The lowest available price I have seen is $95.  But most are well over $100.

That's craziness.  No way to ROI @ over $30 right now.  I don't see it being even remotely possible.

well, you have to also keep in mind that those were made with a bitfury chip which alone cost $25. And even though everyone's bottom cost will be different - in my group buy my estimates for a 500-1000-devices series were for about another $25-30 in all other pieces including PCB, components, assembly, stencils, shipping, taxes, etc.

I get it; assembly of these had a certain cost.  But at this point in time, it doesn't make sense for me to buy them even at cost.  

I agree, but you need to realize these are not made to make money. They are entry level miners that introduce people to mining at the lowest cost available.  Their usefulness is more for education or the hobbyist who just wants be a part of the network.
If you want to make money mining you need to spend a lot more money than $100. Like $10,000 at least to make the effort worth it.
But if you want to dabble a little, learn about the space, have some fun and mine some millibits in the process, for less than $500 in equipment?.....this is for you.

Sure, makes sense.
123  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: February 05, 2014, 02:35:33 AM
So where are these for sale at reasonable prices now?
I have a few for sale but they run under the standard speed.  I have sold all my others and these are the leftovers from my batch of 110.
At the default 50 bits they range between 1.5 Gh/s to 1.75 Gh/s.
Overclocked at 54 bits they all run over 2.0 Gh/s and the faster ones run about 2.5 Gh/s.
I have about 8 of them and they run between $55-$70 depending on the speed.  Delivery is additional.

PM me if interested.

$55-$70 is a bit steep, especially if they are under standard speed.  I was hoping $25 to $30, expected $40 or so. 

Is there nowhere I can get $10/gigahash?  That's the only price that makes any modicum of sense right now.

No.  The lowest available price I have seen is $95.  But most are well over $100.

That's craziness.  No way to ROI @ over $30 right now.  I don't see it being even remotely possible.

well, you have to also keep in mind that those were made with a bitfury chip which alone cost $25. And even though everyone's bottom cost will be different - in my group buy my estimates for a 500-1000-devices series were for about another $25-30 in all other pieces including PCB, components, assembly, stencils, shipping, taxes, etc.

I get it; assembly of these had a certain cost.  But at this point in time, it doesn't make sense for me to buy them even at cost. 
124  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Liquid Synergy Designs Inc. -ASIC mining hardware on: February 05, 2014, 02:33:06 AM
I just got an email from SB with the refund information. I'm verifying the total now.

The total must be some portion of the assembly fee if the conversion rate published (~118 IIRC).  At that conversion, I calculate a $36.11 return for assembly + testing per unit.  Is that what everyone else is seeing?
125  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: February 04, 2014, 10:11:10 PM
So where are these for sale at reasonable prices now?
I have a few for sale but they run under the standard speed.  I have sold all my others and these are the leftovers from my batch of 110.
At the default 50 bits they range between 1.5 Gh/s to 1.75 Gh/s.
Overclocked at 54 bits they all run over 2.0 Gh/s and the faster ones run about 2.5 Gh/s.
I have about 8 of them and they run between $55-$70 depending on the speed.  Delivery is additional.

PM me if interested.

$55-$70 is a bit steep, especially if they are under standard speed.  I was hoping $25 to $30, expected $40 or so. 

Is there nowhere I can get $10/gigahash?  That's the only price that makes any modicum of sense right now.

No.  The lowest available price I have seen is $95.  But most are well over $100.

That's craziness.  No way to ROI @ over $30 right now.  I don't see it being even remotely possible.
126  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: February 04, 2014, 03:17:21 PM
So where are these for sale at reasonable prices now?
I have a few for sale but they run under the standard speed.  I have sold all my others and these are the leftovers from my batch of 110.
At the default 50 bits they range between 1.5 Gh/s to 1.75 Gh/s.
Overclocked at 54 bits they all run over 2.0 Gh/s and the faster ones run about 2.5 Gh/s.
I have about 8 of them and they run between $55-$70 depending on the speed.  Delivery is additional.

PM me if interested.

$55-$70 is a bit steep, especially if they are under standard speed.  I was hoping $25 to $30, expected $40 or so. 

Is there nowhere I can get $10/gigahash?  That's the only price that makes any modicum of sense right now.
127  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: February 04, 2014, 01:39:06 AM
So where are these for sale at reasonable prices now?
128  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [IN STOCK,SHIPPING,OPEN] Group Buy #31 ASICMiner Cubes 0.35 BTC 28-38GH/s on: February 03, 2014, 10:24:02 PM
crap, shoulda waited a day hahaha

For real. 
129  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: NanoFury Project - Open Source Design on: January 07, 2014, 01:35:30 AM
I didn't notice a difference between the two as far as hashing, but I did notice that cgminer was less stable for me over long periods than bfgminer.
130  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: [The Wasp] 28nm ASIC Miner Open Hardware Development Project on: January 03, 2014, 12:45:33 AM
The WPC Mining Pool

  • We will have a functional mining pool up and running before the new year or possibly within the first week of January.
  • Full testing of the mining pool will start after Christmas.
  • Tentatively 20 Th/s to 300 Th/s range for this pool is estimated by the end of January 2014.


Will this mining pool be open to all?  Do you have a fee structure in place?  How will rewards be calculated?  Any other info?
131  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Liquid Synergy Designs Inc. -ASIC mining hardware on: December 19, 2013, 03:17:51 PM
dang, i'm glad i requested my miners to be shipped as is once the option was available.  If I was still waiting on refunds of any kind at this point I would be livid.

Yea, I've had $270 assembly/shipping costs tied up in this since June.  Kind of a bitch.
132  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Liquid Synergy Designs Inc. -ASIC mining hardware on: December 13, 2013, 10:15:44 PM
Is (dudes real name) steamboat ? i received an email from USPS today with a tracking number from <snip>  Huh

 You could have answered your own question by entering that query into Google rather than using his real name here.

Yea, if steamboat's real name is tied to his bitcointalk username on Google, then what's the point of keeping it secret here?
133  Economy / Auctions / Re: LAST PAN George's Famous Baklava (original) 100% donation to Sean's Outpost on: December 13, 2013, 08:01:10 PM
Forgot to add, I'll cover shipping too; this is for charity, so no need for proceeds to be spent on that.
134  Economy / Auctions / Re: LAST PAN George's Famous Baklava (original) 100% donation to Sean's Outpost on: December 13, 2013, 08:00:15 PM
That's it right?  Time's up?  PM me payment info and I'll promptly reply.
135  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [GROUP BUY WORLDWIDE] #1 Bitmain Antminer U1 USB Erupter [ANN] on: December 13, 2013, 07:31:51 PM
Am i missing something, where do we buy from. Sorry to sound like a dumass  Roll Eyes

You don't yet.  Right now we're in a waiting phase.
136  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [Group Buy#1] Avalon ASICs CHIPS! Using JohnK as escrow! FINISHED! on: December 13, 2013, 07:31:19 PM
Last Active:   November 29, 2013, 02:26:22 PM

John.K what's going on?

Ohh, the irony.

You've been very outspoken against ragin, yet I don't remember you being in the group buy.

Ragin posted John's email a few pages back. Before the last round of refunds I was able to get a hold of him via that address. He should be done with school by now, hopefully he gets back here soon and wraps things up.

My kids don't get out until the end of next week...
137  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [450 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + VarDiff on: December 13, 2013, 01:45:08 PM
The variance was unexpected, and caused me to move to eligius.  Plus, 0% fee. :\  Gotta follow the money.
138  Economy / Auctions / Re: LAST PAN George's Famous Baklava (original) 100% donation to Sean's Outpost on: December 11, 2013, 09:17:42 PM
I'll bid .05
139  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [GROUP BUY WORLDWIDE] #1 Bitmain Antminer U1 USB Erupter [ANN] on: December 08, 2013, 09:32:21 PM
Hi

I am now officially announcing the Paypal Eligibility Policy for this group buy.

Paypal eligibility will not be determined by the forum level, such as jr. Member, Full Member, Hero Member...

  • Failure to display ebay record / amazon record will be limited to only 10 usb purchases until the next group buy when no chargeback occurs. (or similar)
  • account with 100% positive rating (at least 15 +ive review)/ 5 star rating will be allow to buy up to 60 usb
  • Reseller please contact me. Must be a ebay seller / amazon seller for at least 6 months of active status with 100% positive rating
  • BTC preferred for usb price. shipping cost must be in fiat

Has a cost been determined yet?
140  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [100 TH] Slush's Pool (mining.bitcoin.cz); TX FEES + UserDiff; ASIC tested on: December 06, 2013, 09:52:57 PM
I'm going to have to switch to another pool until this gets sorted out.  In the last 4 blocks 2 of my rewards have been 1/100th or 1/10th of my expected returns .  I'm loyal to slush but I gotta make that money.
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