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1841  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 19, 2013, 10:52:27 PM
All three new batch 1s are hashing. They're only running @ 300Mhz as I haven't yet flashed them, but they're all in tip top shape and working for us now. Hello 1.4Th/s.

Cheers.
Pssst.... time to update the OP!
1842  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 19, 2013, 10:10:43 PM
Definitely looks awesome! demzie!

Can't wait until I have enough funds to buy a share of bASIC. Right now I'm playing with penny shares (read 50 cents or less Wink ) but hopefully in the coming week or two I can gather the funds for a share of bASIC. Smiley
1843  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 19, 2013, 09:50:27 PM
225 - 250gh/s yes. They need a firmware update and some cooling mods to squeeze the most out of them, but batch 1s tend to overclock very well.

Cheers.
Awesome! Any ETA of when they'll be up and fully functional?
1844  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 19, 2013, 09:37:34 PM
So that adds around 240GH/s to your total mining speed?
1845  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 17, 2013, 04:19:31 PM
Thanks again for the 3 cents dividend. Wink
1846  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 17, 2013, 02:36:47 PM
Dividends are not paid out on Saturdays or Sundays correct? I bought on Thursday and got a Friday dividend but didn't get one today.

Dividends are always paid out at 16:00 GMT, which is 1.5 hours from the time of this post.
Ah ok thanks for clearing that up!
1847  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 17, 2013, 02:22:27 PM
Dividends are not paid out on Saturdays or Sundays correct? I bought on Thursday and got a Friday dividend but didn't get one today.
1848  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 17, 2013, 01:47:46 PM
Thanks for your explanation, but I know I'll have to do my research before buying any shares. Not trying to waste Creativex's time, I'm just trying to understand. That's why I said before anything else "Before I continue, I'm not trying to troll or anything, I'm just trying to understand."

Hi guitarplinker. The best resource currently available for bASIC-Mining is this thread, this forum, & our spreadsheet. I believe if you read through the available information you'll develop a better understanding of the workings of bASIC-Mining. I have limited time this weekend, but will try to address any remaining questions you have in detail.

Cheers.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0ArTS7AD--9SWdDNfb0lRNElqS1k1eGRoWEw2TGM4NlE&pli=1#gid=0
That seems to answer all my questions, I'll take it from there. Thanks for the replies, I know you have little time but I do appreciate them. I'll definitely take a look at those items you listed.
1849  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Pools (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Profit-switching][0%fee] multipool.us:Always mine the most profitable coin on: August 17, 2013, 12:45:26 PM
I'm curious, when flound enables the autoconvert to BTC function, could it cause issues with the value of the coins? Currently, when we sell our coins individually, we don't all sell at the same time and we do so with small amounts. We can usually sell all our coins at the best buy order price. If the pool tries to sell a large volume of coins then wouldn't that cause the value of the coin to drop precipitously, and wouldn't there be a chance that there wouldn't be sufficient (decent) buy orders?

For example if I were to sell 3 NVC right now on Cryptsy, there's a buy order for 3 NVC at 0.04710001 (BTC) so I could sell all my coins at the best price. Now if the pool were trying to sell 100 NVC, would it put in a sell offer at 0.0471001? If so, the first 3 NVC would sell immediately but what of the remaining 97 NVC? The sell order could sit there for a long time before all the coins are sold, or if the value of the coin drops, then they could just never sell. If we look at the current buy orders, the break down is as follows (I grouped the buy orders rounded to simplify):

Price - NVC
0.04x - 25
0.03x - 4
0.01x - 11
0.000045 - 100

So right now we could sell 25 NVC at 0.04x, 4 NVC at 0.03x, 11 NVC at 0.01x and the balance (60) at 0.000045. That would net us 1.2327 BTC or 0.012327 BTC/NVC not good at all.

I'm no expert in coin trading so maybe my assumptions are totally wrong. Also, if the autoconvert sells the coins quickly in very small batches then this could be a non issue.

He could always trade at viecurex, although I'm not sure how much stock they have of it.

What I'm wondering is, when it's implemented, will our current balances be auto exchanges even if the balance has been there for say a month or so?
1850  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 17, 2013, 04:32:57 AM
The difficulty is killing everyone, including stocks such as bASIC. I read earlier today that any BFL device that arrives later than September 1st will be unprofitable with the current difficulty rising trend.

Unfortunately that isn't just affecting just BFL customers, it affects bASIC and all other securities or similar. I think the way they should be focusing on now, is using sites like Middlecoin, or multipool (when they implement their auto-exchange feature) and using GPU's for mining. I know they're highly in-efficient, but they can generate more profits mining than ASICs can, I never thought I'd say that, but I guess things change, aka the difficulty of bitcoin mining.

Hi guitarplink. I find this line of thinking questionable. Difficulty will go up until mining is no longer profitable for those with inefficient gear and/or high overhead. It cannot go up far beyond this point because many(most) will stop mining which will cause difficulty to fall. While the pre-order madness has created a market distorting force, it will not last forever. If you skim the forums here you will note a growing resistance to the risky pre-order model. bASIC-Mining is well capitalized and IMO well positioned to weather this storm.

We're mining with GPUs now on Middlecoin...they earn next to nothing. They're nowhere near as profitable as ASICs. This will not change in the near future.

Cheers.
Before I continue, I'm not trying to troll or anything, I'm just trying to understand.

If the high difficulty puts other ASIC miners out of the game, what is stopping bASIC mining from losing money by mining as well? Do they operate on very low power costs, or keep mining even when they lose money, or whats up? And when the difficulty becomes too high for ASICs to be profitable, yes people will take them offline. However at the next difficulty change there is a good possibility that the difficulty will make it profitable again, until the next difficulty change, and it will continue like that.

Like, does bASIC have a plan to combat this all?

 Hey Guitarplinker,

 Creativex has more important things to do than allay your fears.  He's not a psychologist, he's an entrepreneur with a plan!  Clearly you have not done any research before asking your questions.  Read something first so you can ask more informed questions.

Take care


 

I'd love to do more research, but I cannot find any more information on bASIC mining, do you know of a place I can go to read all about it, it's goals, and how it works?

 No you wouldn't.  You're line of questioning is based on your misunderstanding of the technology.
bASIC-mining's goal is to produce bitcoins and increase it's production of bitcoins.  It works by investing in the latest technology available to mine bitcoins.  It also works by having a dedicated, resourceful and genius founder.  Please stop wasting his time.

Take care

I'd actually like to invest in bASIC mining, I'd like to do more research on it. I want to understand how it works before I invest.

Thanks for your explanation, but I know I'll have to do my research before buying any shares. Not trying to waste Creativex's time, I'm just trying to understand. That's why I said before anything else "Before I continue, I'm not trying to troll or anything, I'm just trying to understand."
1851  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 17, 2013, 02:56:18 AM
The difficulty is killing everyone, including stocks such as bASIC. I read earlier today that any BFL device that arrives later than September 1st will be unprofitable with the current difficulty rising trend.

Unfortunately that isn't just affecting just BFL customers, it affects bASIC and all other securities or similar. I think the way they should be focusing on now, is using sites like Middlecoin, or multipool (when they implement their auto-exchange feature) and using GPU's for mining. I know they're highly in-efficient, but they can generate more profits mining than ASICs can, I never thought I'd say that, but I guess things change, aka the difficulty of bitcoin mining.

Hi guitarplink. I find this line of thinking questionable. Difficulty will go up until mining is no longer profitable for those with inefficient gear and/or high overhead. It cannot go up far beyond this point because many(most) will stop mining which will cause difficulty to fall. While the pre-order madness has created a market distorting force, it will not last forever. If you skim the forums here you will note a growing resistance to the risky pre-order model. bASIC-Mining is well capitalized and IMO well positioned to weather this storm.

We're mining with GPUs now on Middlecoin...they earn next to nothing. They're nowhere near as profitable as ASICs. This will not change in the near future.

Cheers.
Before I continue, I'm not trying to troll or anything, I'm just trying to understand.

If the high difficulty puts other ASIC miners out of the game, what is stopping bASIC mining from losing money by mining as well? Do they operate on very low power costs, or keep mining even when they lose money, or whats up? And when the difficulty becomes too high for ASICs to be profitable, yes people will take them offline. However at the next difficulty change there is a good possibility that the difficulty will make it profitable again, until the next difficulty change, and it will continue like that.

Like, does bASIC have a plan to combat this all?

 Hey Guitarplinker,

 Creativex has more important things to do than allay your fears.  He's not a psychologist, he's an entrepreneur with a plan!  Clearly you have not done any research before asking your questions.  Read something first so you can ask more informed questions.

Take care


 

I'd love to do more research, but I cannot find any more information on bASIC mining, do you know of a place I can go to read all about it, it's goals, and how it works?
1852  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 17, 2013, 01:55:30 AM
The difficulty is killing everyone, including stocks such as bASIC. I read earlier today that any BFL device that arrives later than September 1st will be unprofitable with the current difficulty rising trend.

Unfortunately that isn't just affecting just BFL customers, it affects bASIC and all other securities or similar. I think the way they should be focusing on now, is using sites like Middlecoin, or multipool (when they implement their auto-exchange feature) and using GPU's for mining. I know they're highly in-efficient, but they can generate more profits mining than ASICs can, I never thought I'd say that, but I guess things change, aka the difficulty of bitcoin mining.

Hi guitarplink. I find this line of thinking questionable. Difficulty will go up until mining is no longer profitable for those with inefficient gear and/or high overhead. It cannot go up far beyond this point because many(most) will stop mining which will cause difficulty to fall. While the pre-order madness has created a market distorting force, it will not last forever. If you skim the forums here you will note a growing resistance to the risky pre-order model. bASIC-Mining is well capitalized and IMO well positioned to weather this storm.

We're mining with GPUs now on Middlecoin...they earn next to nothing. They're nowhere near as profitable as ASICs. This will not change in the near future.

Cheers.
Before I continue, I'm not trying to troll or anything, I'm just trying to understand.

If the high difficulty puts other ASIC miners out of the game, what is stopping bASIC mining from losing money by mining as well? Do they operate on very low power costs, or keep mining even when they lose money, or whats up? And when the difficulty becomes too high for ASICs to be profitable, yes people will take them offline. However at the next difficulty change there is a good possibility that the difficulty will make it profitable again, until the next difficulty change, and it will continue like that.

Like, does bASIC have a plan to combat this all?
1853  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] Netcodepool.org - LTC Pool - Best Community, Lowest Stales, Prizes! on: August 17, 2013, 01:39:26 AM
Wow. Troll much?

I've been on Net Code Pool for a long while and I have had no issues at all. Some member on there is trying to develop a Litecoin FPGA...If you are interested, great contact them. If not, don't contact them. It's that simple. You can go on MCXNOW, Cryptsy and even on here BitCoinTalk and hear all manner of amazing things going on. It doesn't mean that the owners of those pools / websites are involved in anything. Just that member of the forum that is talking about it is involved with that activity. Your argument meets the fallacy of applying a specific to a generality.

Next, with regard to Hypernova, I personally LOST 7 LTC to Hypernova that I still haven't received. That is why I was pissed at them and I posted that comment that is taken way out of context. I went to NetCodePool because, to this day, I've been paid for all the work that I've done on the pool. Furthermore, they have an active community, contests and things like that. When members have mining problems, one or more of the pool members actively jump in and try to help. So for those reasons, I wanted to share with other people that were previously mining on Hypernova that maybe NCP is worth a look. There are plenty of pools to choose from and it's not like I was saying "EVERYONE JOIN NCP NAOOOO!". It's more like...if you were screwed by Hypernova, consider NCP as I have. The reasons that I was suggesting it is because they seem really legit and responsive. Compared to Hypernova where (as I said) I lost 7 LTC.

So, I would take your griping and complaints with a complete grain of salt as it seems to be not based on any truth. Just trolling.

MD
I mined at netcodepool for over 3 months. In regards to their FPGA, I just found it extremely sketchy that netcode basically said "it's a work in progress but the more LTC you give us the faster it'll go!" Little do people realize, that if they truly are developing an FPGA for Litecoins and other scrypt, they could take a loan from a bank or similar. If it's real they'd easily pay back their loan with sales, plus make huge amounts of money with their product. Why aren't they doing this? Also as I said, their proof of concept is a hot swap bay enclosure. That's an absolute joke. There is absolutely NO evidence that they're developing this FPGA, yet they're asking for donations to "speed up the process". They don't have a website for their FPGA brand either - it's all run from the forum topic. That screams scam. If that isn't truth, I sure don't know what is truth.
1854  Other / Archival / Re: btt on: August 16, 2013, 05:25:56 PM
**NEWS ITEM ADDED**

Quote
bASIC-Mining Increases Hashrate

bASIC-Mining is pleased to announce the further expansion of it's ASIC mining inventory. Two additional Avalon batch 3 rigs, each with 4 hashing modules have been obtained. This addition is expected to bring bASIC-Mining's total hashrate up to approximately 1,210,000Mh/s. The new hardware is currently being configured and will be available to add to mining revenue as early as tomorrow, Wednesday August 14.

Management remains committed to a policy of strong growth and careful hardware selection in this rapidly expanding Bitcoin network environment. The company's active hardware assets consist of the following:  

(1) BFL Minirig SC

(4) BFL Single SCs

(3) Avalon 4 module rigs

(3) Avalon 3 module rigs

(2) Radeon HD 6770 GPUs

(2) Radeon HD 7770 GPUs

Cheers,

CreativeX

https://btct.co/security/BASIC-MINING

If posts like this do absolutely nothing to price anymore then what will?
Just a month ago this could've made the stock go up 30% or more within hours. Now, nothing. Looks like those days are over. Not just for basic mining but for pretty much all the others as well.
I bought way too high and i'm looking to get out but without a massive loss.
I'm waiting for the price to go up again but i'm really wondering what they possibly can do for the price rise a lot again...
Buy 10 new miners? 20? This obviously won't happen...so anything else i don't know about?

This is my current position as well. I was contemplating posting the same question as well, but was afraid of the backlash.

I too, would like to ask what are some realistic things (besides difficulty drop off, bitcoin price explosion, miners fee quadrupling, aliens ect) that could raise the price in the near (days/weeks/months) future?


never heard of "buy the rumor, sell the news" ?

people were anticipating hardware acquisitions in basic, now they aren't. the volatility fizzled like a balloon popping (this is how volatility acts on all equities btw, after news is out)

everyone knows that basic's dividends can barely keep up with the hashrate adjustments *NO MATTER WHAT* for the next few weeks, at least, so asking for growth on top of that is out of the question

creativex just keep up the hardware acquisitions, as individual miners get squeezed out of the market as things become too difficult for them, basic can scale much more efficiently
The difficulty is killing everyone, including stocks such as bASIC. I read earlier today that any BFL device that arrives later than September 1st will be unprofitable with the current difficulty rising trend.

Unfortunately that isn't just affecting just BFL customers, it affects bASIC and all other securities or similar. I think the way they should be focusing on now, is using sites like Middlecoin, or multipool (when they implement their auto-exchange feature) and using GPU's for mining. I know they're highly in-efficient, but they can generate more profits mining than ASICs can, I never thought I'd say that, but I guess things change, aka the difficulty of bitcoin mining.
1855  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 16, 2013, 05:16:52 PM
Got my first 3 cents dividend today, thanks! Smiley
1856  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: [ANN] Netcodepool.org - LTC Pool - Best Community, Lowest Stales, Prizes! on: August 16, 2013, 03:07:27 PM
I wouldn't recommend mining at this pool, I used to mine there, but honestly there are better LTC mining pool alternatives.

That isn't what turned me off though. What did it was that in their forum they opened a topic about how they're developing a Litecoin FPGA. The thread was extremely shady looking, absolutely no proof of anything, just lots of promises in text and of course they're raising money for developing it, over 300LTC worth so far. I then posted in the topic "I'm not sure if this is trolling, or serious" because Scrypt is developed to be ASIC and FPGA proof. If one was created for Scrypt it would require lots of memory, which is something ASICs and FPGAs don't offer. A "project developer" then replied with "How can a thread be trolling?" I then replied with "Your concept design is a hot swap enclosure with your logo pasted on top of it" which is the only real "proof" they have of their creation on their website. I was then promptly banned.

That's not all they've done, they take advantage of bad situations. Ex. when Hypernova lost nearly all their funds, in the Reddit topic netcodepool pops in and basically says "What a shame, at least our pool is working right and everyone pool-less now should join it" which shows that netcode doesn't want diversity in the LTC network, which is what keeps the network alive. I would definitely stay away from this pool, their payment methods are a bit shady as well. I wasn't paid for over 15,000 shares of work (which is 3+ hours of mining) and when I asked why, they replied with "you only get paid for when you're actively mining." So if you stop mining but still have a large unpaid share rate, those shares will have all gone to waste.
1857  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 16, 2013, 03:16:21 AM
When you buy DMS.MINING shares you're betting that for that price, 5MH/s will break even or create a profit in it's first year, starting at the date of purchase.

And DMS.SELLING begs to differ, that the 5MH/s for that price won't break even?

And all during this, DMS.MINING shares get daily dividends for how much could have actually been mined with 5MH/s per share, and the shares can be sold whenever the owner decides to?

That's about right, except for "in its first year". There is no time limit. There are some currently unlikely scenarios related to 400 days, because SELLING gets to keep amounts beyond what MINING can mine in 400 days at the current difficulty.
Hmmm, that's an interesting scenario, thanks for explaining!
1858  Economy / Securities / Re: [BTC-TC] Deprived Mining Speculation (DMS) on: August 15, 2013, 10:33:49 PM
I bought 6 shares in DMS.mining today. I thought I could risk losing $1.75 in the worst case.

So can someone confirm what I understand to be true, or correct it?

When you buy DMS.MINING shares you're betting that for that price, 5MH/s will break even or create a profit in it's first year, starting at the date of purchase.

And DMS.SELLING begs to differ, that the 5MH/s for that price won't break even?

And all during this, DMS.MINING shares get daily dividends for how much could have actually been mined with 5MH/s per share, and the shares can be sold whenever the owner decides to?
1859  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Pools (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Profit-switching][0%fee] multipool.us:Always mine the most profitable coin on: August 15, 2013, 09:04:00 PM
It's back up for me, but Chrome just wouldn't load the page, I forget the error but if it happens again I'll write it down or something for you.
1860  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Pools (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN][Profit-switching][0%fee] multipool.us:Always mine the most profitable coin on: August 15, 2013, 07:27:57 PM
Is the pool down for others as well? Like, the front end?

Oh and flound, if I were you I'd focus on implementing the auto exchange to bitcoin feature like middlecoin is based around, more profits for everyone!  Smiley
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