1) and 2) If you are asking questions like these, I think you may be needing a bit more experience before attempting to construct your own ASIC.
3) Those $600 S9's don't exist, atelcominer is a scam.

It's amusing when scammers and their lowlife buddies get all butthurt about potential gullibles being warned off, like OneCoin and MMM go on about "haters" and "establishment stooges".

Turning it into a "Scammers have Rights too!" Freedom of Expression deal is going to get you a long way.
 

You appear to have lots of Trademarks registered thru Creda Software Inc. Where would they be Incorporated?

How old is Allen Pulsifer?


What would they be called?

Go on then share your 'analysis'.
Let's have a look at this portfolio that guarantees 3% a day. Or is it 6%? Whatever...

Ignoring the lies, contradictions, behaviour and general seediness of Gainbitcoin and its operatives, the bottom line here is... "Will I make a profit if I give Gainbitcoin money?"

According to them, you will be paid back ~10% a month of the money you give them in the first place. So, for ten months, they are giving you your "investment" back in installments. After ten months you are back where you started.
As their contracts are 18 months, then a further 8 x 10% is your profit.
(If they still exist, haven't been "hacked" or unilaterally cancel your contract [see Genesis, Bitclub etc.].......18 months is an aeon in BTC)

Let us accept, for the purpose of this exercise, that they mine with S9's.
Also, for simplicity's sake, let us say that those S9's hash at 12.5 Th/s, so when you buy an "Amaze A5" (25 Th/s) package you effectively lease the output of two S9's for eighteen months.



This will cost you 13.75BTC, $8250 at $600 exchange.
According to Gain's figures, at the end of your 547 day contract you will have received 18 x 10% x $8250 = $14,850.

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Back in the real world, let's use Coinwarz calculator^{1}.

I have reduced the power consumption pro rata 0.098 J/Gh to 2450 watts for 25 Th/s of S9.
I have put pool fees to zero.
I have used $0.06 for electricity. It looks like they are banditting electricity in their videos, so let's make this a general overhead figure. (Way too small).
With these highly optimistic cost figures* (in Gain's favor), what do we get?




According to Coinwarz's figures, at the end of your 547 day contract you will have received 547 x $12.11 = $6624.



Who do you believe, Bhardwaj/Kumar or Coinwarz?
Hmmm.....

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*Costs. The $0.06 Kwh I used is deliberately derisory as an overall cost of operation. Also to take into account before the gross S9 revenue gets to your account are:
Capital cost of equipment
Maintenance of provenly unreliable S9's and subsequent down time
On site wages
Bribes
Mark Lee
Flights for the family
Indian based infrastructure
Kartik Kanwar's suits
MLM Referral commission structure (can reach 30% of gross revenue), including rake off for Ver(manen) and Guzda (YT vid) to throw away into FutureNet



{1}
Coinwarz does not attempt to predict difficulty increase. As difficulty increases, rewards will drop.
In the last year, Bitcoin mining difficulty has increased by a factor of ~5.
Should the next eighteen months continue this trend (and why should it not?) but only double, then rewards will be cut by 2/3.

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Good luck with that.
TrustPilot appear not to be interested in whether the reviewed schemes are legit or not, only that reviewers can prove they have actually dealt with them (by providing some meaningless reference).
A bit like when you press the "Scam" report button with Facebook, and you get "Oh well, you can block them if you like".
They don't care that they are facilitating scammers, too busy with their clickbait shit.

Just a quick bump for this TX3 scam, if you fancy a laugh go and have a look at the totally real  reviews they are writing for themselves on the totally untrustworthy TrustPilot.

I see that the Shiny Suit Scammers are now pushing that ridiculous shitcoin AsiaDigiCoin.....



You have to laugh, otherwise it would be depressing.

Is this shitcoin the same as this shitcoin?

@ TX3solutions

Hey asshole, talk your way out of this....

Although it's a blatant passing off scam, I'm intrigued by the amount of work that's gone into some aspects of it, mainly the Facebook pages.
I couldn't work out why I wasn't getting any matches on some of their claimed pics, then the penny dropped.....they're reversing them. 

Example #1



As you can see from their blurb, TX3 claim this to be taken in 2013 in Central Europe.
Note their logo on the sail.

If you reverse the image, you find that it was in fact taken at a KPMG shindig in Hong Kong.
Note their logo on the sail.



I have a feeling that the other faked conference/meeting pics that the TX3 scammers have used will also probably be found in the same website's archives, but I haven't had time to check myself.
I am getting the feeling from a couple of other pointers, that HK may be the origin of this scam.

Also, on the faked image you can see where I have hovered the cursor, that although the post is pretending to be from 24th Feb 2013, it was in fact added a couple of weeks ago.

Similarly, if you go the the famous but not famous Mr. Cornwell's FB you will see on his friendless profile



Apart from the obvious absurdity of a VP at JPM posting on FB, "Left job", the dates.....

Ok, so apologies for a slight necro and a slight off topic, BUT

There is a dubious "cloudmining aggregator" on the forum, claiming that they are buying cloudmining contracts from Bitfury. No details  but I thought I'd ask.
Anyone?

 

There are elements to this which are quite intriguing, from an analysis point of view.
If it is a scam, there's been some interesting work put into it.
Will have an in depth look soon.

A quick look results in lots of these



Some friends you've got, suggesting you piss money up the wall by giving it to this crew, "trading since 2013" with a 9 week old website. 

You are reselling Bitfury hashrate thru a "special contract" that you have with them?

Bitfury are selling 2 year cloud mining contracts?

Yes, so I see, and you also have a Facebook page that appears to check out the dates.
I'm travelling for a while, will be interested to check it all out further. You can keep the red for the mo: IF it turns out legit then you certainly fucked up the debut.
To quote Mr. Cornwell and a few others



And will someone please fix the bugs on the website?

@TX3

Please address these reasonable questions. If you are not capable of doing so, find someone who is.
TBH you aren't doing a very good job up till now.

So his name is Adam James...


So what's the "Cornwell" bit then?

The way it works here is, basically, we/I start off not believing anything anyone says on their websites until it is verified by external sources.

Mr. James/Cornwell appears to have a very low Net footprint considering you say he is



Give us a for instance of his "thought leadership" or "public speaking". Who "incumbents"?

tia.