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helo friend i am doing bulk buissness so buying few miners from you all.
anyone want to sell a miner, please pm me or quote here.
i do not want usb stick miner or any miner which is too old
I have two Antminer S5's for sale. |
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Last chance to make an offer on these before they go up on EBay this evening.
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hi
from where are you shipping?
From the Chicago area. |
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Are you selling the sticker or the merchandise printed with the design shown? Do you ship to all countries and what is the shipping method? There is no mention of any payment method in your store. Do you accept Bitcoin payments?
All of this information can be seen in the store, it's a basic Threadless store no different from the other ones. Yes, there are many products for sale, use the dropdowns to see them. Yes, we ship anywhere, which you can see if you add an item to your cart and begin the checkout process. Payment methods are also easily seen this way, just like any other store (credit cards, paypal). I don't believe Threadless accept Bitcoin, hopefully that will change. |
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I have two Antminer S5's for sale. Very lightly used and always cooled properly, they still hash right at the published rate, 1155 GH/s each. These will go up on EBay if I don't end up selling them here. Let me know if you want any more info or have an offer.  Where are you shipping from? I'm shipping from the Chicago, Illinois area. |
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I have two Antminer S5's for sale. Very lightly used and always cooled properly, they still hash right at the published rate, 1155 GH/s each. These will go up on EBay if I don't end up selling them here. Let me know if you want any more info or have an offer. |
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Here's my latest design...a parody of the old computer game "Where In The World Is Carmen Sandiego?". Available on t-shirts, hoodies, blankets, mugs, and lots more! Click the image to visit my store. Thanks!  |
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That's pretty neat. It's subtle which is needed if you plan to be wearing Bitcoin gear.  Thanks! Yep, I was pretty much aiming for subtlety and a pinch of humor. |
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Here's my very first bitcoin t-shirt design, Bitcoin Genesis! Available in many styles for men, women and kids in various colors. Also available as a few non-apparel products. All proceeds will be converted into bitcoin shortly after I receive them. If you like this design, please follow my store as I will be adding lots of other designs in the coming weeks and months. You can expect to see more cryptocurrency-related designs as well as some involving my other interests such as programming, jiu-jitsu, disc golf, billiards, trekking/camping, and more. Thanks and please let me know if you buy one! Click the image to go to the store:  |
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Everybody prepare for some shitty explanation and closure  I call it right now: they will come out and say they were hacked and all the bitcoin was stolen in their hot wallet. Isn't that standard procedure? Sounds about right. Or, they'll claim that they accidentally sent everyone's bitcoin to Mark Karpeles. |
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Why not, if "random people on the internet" investments help them to earn even more ? I don't see anything wrong in it.
Their method of raising capital is illogical and does not increase their profit. See below quote from another thread. I don't have any investment in bitcoin-trader.biz. Still I'm amazed at how little creativity detractors show. For example, it is easy to have revolving lines of credit for fiat. There are also multiple ways of moving fait and you can even move by using other cryto currencies. There are fees and spreads that cut into the profit, but that isn't as much an issue if you can trade a multiple of your funds in a day. It is also possible for prices between exchanges to narrow or reverse in a day.
On creativity: What about the myriad ways a hypothetical arbitrageur could leverage his or her trading? *Reinvesting some of their steady, fabulous profit until arbitrage opportunity has diminishing returns (no cost!) *Bank loan, home loan refinance, etc. (~5%) *Equity investors/partners (could be quite low and risk-free to arbitrageur) *Credit card cash advance (~20%) *Loan shark (~40%) *Payday loan (~200%) *Paying dozens of people 0.5-3% everyday and updating their balances appropriately (~620-3000%)
Not only is the last option the most expensive, it's the most labor-intensive. Literally the only reason someone would do that is if they want the ability to take the money and run.Indeed. And also: If you walk up to any venture capitalist or other investment firm and can prove to them that you have a way to make 0.5-3% per day risk-free (which is what BT claims), they'll be falling over eachother to give you their money. You wouldn't need to bother with making a website with account-management, keep an entire support team on payroll and bother with questions and complaints from people with $50 investments. Furthermore, you could definitely negotiate better terms when it comes to your own cut of the profits and the lock-in time of the investment. If BTs activities are real, then their way of collecting money is incredibly inefficient and simply wasting a ton of potential profit for them. Technically speaking then. Any stock that pays out Dividends is doing the same operation as BT. Just to note: I treat BTC as stock. Because stock's value changes and is used as monetary compensation; aka Stock Options (during hiring or during company mergers). In this case BT's business is to buy and sell BTC, hopefully at a profit at the end of the day (literally). Just as a company's business is to sell its services and at the end of the day (yearly/quarterly) make a profit. From those profits a percentage is designated to be paid out to investors; Dividends. Typical blue chip dividend stocks yield up to about 6% per year, with most being more like 2% per year. BT's yield since November 1st 2013 (less than 10 months) has been over 220%. This isn't a dividend in the normal sense. This kind of yield can only be classified as a HYIP. |
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Yes, I'm aware of the dashboard, but this page doesn't show what % of time each 4010-4013 port was open (which algo was most profitable at the time). In the irc channel #poolspam you can check it out via "-last multi" Example: [05:59:46] <minestat> [TMBPool] multi stats for last 24 hrs
[05:59:46] <minestat> 1 - X11 mined for 11.54 hrs (48.56%)
[05:59:46] <minestat> 2 - X13 mined for 8.22 hrs (34.60%)
[05:59:46] <minestat> 3 - NIST5 mined for 3.89 hrs (16.35%)
[05:59:46] <minestat> 4 - X15 mined for 0.12 hrs (0.49%) Excellent, that's just what I was looking for! Thanks! |
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Yes, I'm aware of the dashboard, but this page doesn't show what % of time each 4010-4013 port was open (which algo was most profitable at the time). |
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Did you receive your share from the free distribution yet? I'm in the list but still nothing  Didn't they say the free coins would be distributed after PoW ends? There are about 2480 PoW blocks left. The OP says The coins will be kept in a public address and distributed 7 days after the Launch (When PoW phase is finished). Hey Devs: did you ever publish this "public" address? |
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Possibly, and I hope they do! I feel bad for all the preorders. Many people warned of this, and it's easy to say "told ya so", but ultimately the real idiots are the perpetrators, they should be brought to justice! That is, if this does turn out the way it looks to be turning out (i.e. scamsville, or at best major-delaysville). |
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Did you receive your share from the free distribution yet? I'm in the list but still nothing Didn't they say the free coins would be distributed after PoW ends? There are about 2480 PoW blocks left. |
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I'd love to see stats on percentage of time spent on the various 4010-4013 ports!
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