Looks like our V9s will be arriving tomorrow. We'll be shipping earlier than promised to those who have already ordered. New orders starting March 6th will be shipped same day if payment clears Amazon's system before 3PM ET.

Looks like our V9s will be arriving tomorrow. I'm hoping to do a quick YouTube review on one of them.

New listings on bitmain's site. They're selling the 13.0 TH/s S9 with a PSU for $2k or without a PSU for $1915. I really liked the 13.0 TH/s batches the most since they seemed to be a lot more reliable. They also dropped the T9+ price to $1235, which is quite attractive if you have cheap power.

Nice catch! Updating now. Thank you.

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With the minimum order quantity of 5 set by Bitmain, we're offering individual AntMiner V9s on Amazon. Obviously, this is a preorder. We have over 600 in-stock right now. Current price is $499 $399 $291 each with free shipping, but pricing is subject to change. Power supply is not included.

Update:
We've lowered the price for brand new individual AntMiner V9s to match Bitmain's pricing @ $291.00 each on our Amazon store with free shipping within the US. We also have them on eBay for $309.00 each and our own site for $291.00 each (for crypto payments and international orders).

Fixed! We've got them on Amazon if anyone wants them. Obviously, this is a preorder. We have 300 coming in March and 300 coming in April/May. Current price is $499 each with free shipping, but pricing is subject to change. Power supply is not included. Full disclosure, we're profiting at around $30 each after all expenses are taken into account.

In the past, you would need to submit a new order and then pay for everything except the $600 that you already have credited. Then you would submit a ticket asking for the $600 to be credited to the specific order.

I think the V9 appeals mostly to people who want to learn about mining, but don't want to invest thousands of dollars up-front. If I were just getting started, the V9 would be worth the money just so that I can make sure I know how everything works before purchasing a more efficient (expensive) miner. Besides, lots of people don't mind using these as glorified space heaters that earn a little money to offset the electricity. I have a neighbor using some D3s for that purpose specifically.

Are you referring to the red LED on the hashing boards themselves? They should always be lit up red when they have power. If you have one that isn't lighting up, then there may be something wrong with it (but not necessarily).

I think most of you have forgotten that Bitmain sold tens of thousands of used AntMiner S7s when they upgraded to the S9 a couple years ago. They sold the used S7s with minimum order quantities of 500 and they specifically called them out as being used with no warranty. Considering they probably sold all of their used S7s AND these have a different chip in them, I suspect the V4 is probably a 28nm version of the T9 that was easy and fast to throw into production a couple months ago when Bitcoin/Bitcoin Cash were soaring. Think about it - getting in line for more products with TSMC probably takes 3-6 months of lead time. The faster/cheaper route when attempting to catch the wave would be to use a 28nm node that aren't competing with all of the 16nm stuff.

This is a batch by batch situation. There have definitely been batches that were sold as "new" by Bitmain and had plenty of evidence of use, such as dust on the fans and heat sinks. We haven't seen this in about a year, but I'd expect to see it a lot more when they release the successor to the S9.

Very very slim. The A3 price reduction was because Bitmain released 10x the global hashrate when they launched the A3, thus decreasing profits by 10x. This last batch of T9+ will be barely noticeable in terms of the affect on global hashrate and therefor the "value" of the T9+ will remain high as long as Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash remain high.

The price is certainly high enough to exclude anyone who doesn't have really really cheap power, but one must also consider that the cost of having a regular S9 fail after 6 months may be higher.

Back in stock now and they reset the 2/person limit so that one can purchase 2 additional units.

Looks like they lasted 1 hour 20 minutes.

Received our first A3 today. Working on a YouTube review now 

You might be onto something there. A few months ago, Bitmain contacted me about some shipments that were scheduled to go through UPS. They told us they would ship 1 week earlier if we changed to FedEx. We declined since it was a large shipment of power supplies that we did not need immediately - but your comment makes me wonder if there's a deeper issue here with using UPS.

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