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Where does it say that they start shipping? Can't find it in the text you quoted.
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Well, I think I keep my pledge at 2 BTC. If Jouke does the same (he said "at current rates"), only 2 BTC are missing!
Come on guys - Abe is a great piece of software and incredibly useful!
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Whut antwortet mir nicht mehr, obwohl er teilweise online ist, nachdem ich ihm die bitcoins geschickt habe.
Ich sage mal ganz leise "scam"  |
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Don't use EMS for Germany. They'll rip you off (for getting the package through customs).
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Abe currently lacks support for new types of transactions. John Tobey indicated he is willing to implement full support for these transactions for an amount of 11 BTC (at current exchange rate). Please refer to this post: (I've opened this thread to gather attention.) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=22785.msg1673735#msg16737356/11 BTC have already been pledged. |
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I would pledge up to 2 BTC (for full support).
Anyone else?
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Given that Intel is 2 years ahead of the industry and they just started shipping 22nm product, I think you are living in Strawberry Shortcake land.
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Newest bitcoin difficulty: 6,695,826 which jumped from 4,847,647. At this rate we should reach 10M in about four weeks. In eight weeks from now on 15M looks realistic. And in three months, we should be somewhere around 25M... And that's without BFL. I don't think the current exchange rate sustains. So I think a ROI of one month for a batch #3 device is NOT possible. Of course, 1500$ was "too cheap" (and a no-brainer to buy one), but now it's a rather big gamble. It wouldn't be such a big gamble if they could guarantee a tight time frame. But they basically decided to throw all the cost and risk on the consumer side, since there seems to be a massive surplus of demand. Now let's see if that's the case. Yes, of course, the loose time frame is a big problem, too. Just too many variables to consider, doing risk assessment is very hard. 1. Difficulty will be >10 M when batch #3 ships. (20+ M is not impossible) 2. Exchange rate is in no way guaranteed to stay at current value. A drop back to ~ 20 USD seems likely. Especially when all people interested in buying an Avalon unit bought enough bitcoins. Demand will drop, so will the price. 3. When will batch #3 be shipped. This is closely related to 1.) - ASICMINER are deploying more and more units. Maybe BFL starts shipping. Maybe we will see another ASIC project (bitfury? Enterpoint? helveticoin? who knows...) start mining. Difficulty increase is more than +20% per period. (Last one +38%!) Yes, a ROI of one month would still be incredible! But that's NOT going to happen. One month can easily get 3, 6 or 12 months. |
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Newest bitcoin difficulty: 6,695,826 which jumped from 4,847,647. At this rate we should reach 10M in about four weeks. In eight weeks from now on 15M looks realistic. And in three months, we should be somewhere around 25M... And that's without BFL. I don't think the current exchange rate sustains. So I think a ROI of one month for a batch #3 device is NOT possible. Of course, 1500$ was "too cheap" (and a no-brainer to buy one), but now it's a rather big gamble. |
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Any news on multisig support? Are you working on it or waiting for donations?  |
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Hi,
I'm selling my ASICMINER shares (see subject line).
Escrow accepted if payed for by the buyer.
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You can buy a BFL minirig for 500 btc, and delivery would probably be in the same timeframe. You can "buy" one, yes. But you are not going to get any ROI, because no working BFL ASIC hardware exists. Avalon does exist and currently running units get an insane ROI. |
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4,847,647 (+11%) current
6,172,714 (+27.3%) next
in 4d 19h 45m (885 blocks)
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150 ist leider(?) ein realistischer Preis für zwei 5850, also vorletzte Generation, ohne Garantie, die wahrscheinlich zwei Jahre 24/7 unter Volllast liefen.
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