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Hello fellow bitcoiners,
I would like to purchase up to 30 of your 5870s. PM me your offers or put them in the thread below.
I am a trusted trader here and on bitcoin-otc. You can check my rating in my sig.
Best,
gigavps
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After thinking more about this, I think he is trolling us all.
ASIC project in Bitcoin is not viable for at least 2 years.
I cannot see anybody that will be stupid enough to invest into this fallacy ...
7-9 months. Maybe sooner. |
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With the sheer amount of money you need Vladamir, pray tell what is the answer to this question:
Why should I invest in you when I can just buy Bitcoin and reap the benefits myself when you've got the market on future coin cornered?
Vladimir is going to have to provide some good answers to start finding the kind of funds he needs. And I'm sure there others looking at this and wondering why they can't do the same. |
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Interesting twist with the single purchase option...
@gigavps - I believe this is not a guaranteed PPS like your bond offering. Simply divides revenue by shares and paid proportionally. I think it fair to assume the revenue would be ~100% PPS, however.
I am starting to think the real deal here is buying 1000 shares and asking Inaba to send you 5 singles. * gigavps start dreaming of moar singles in the bottom rack...... |
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So far one of the cheapest (the cheapest I could find/would trust) "PPS shares" on GLBSE.  (for comparison, MH/s per BTC spent: Inaba: ~6 MH/s, assuming 830 MH/s per unit gigavps: probably 5 MH/s Meni: ~2.6 MH/s) Good luck and please make sure to post extensive statistics on payouts! I would like to ask the OP, are you guaranteeing a PPS rate on the shares held? I reread the OP and did not find that guarantee. |
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I agree that competition is not a bad thing and I think it's great that Inaba is coming forward with an offering. |
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Do the maths
It is obvious that you math skills are far superior to mine. You win. |
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I'm interested in joining. Does anyone want to refer me? first you must demonstrate that you have read this entire thread, by not asking to be referred within this thread. oops too late. lulz. "More reading, less typing" is a choice phrase that comes to mind. |
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There still shipping Decembers orders I got feed up of waiting after six weeks they said another four to six weeks so cancelled my order.
Your impatience means you may never break even on your investment. Feels good, doesn't it. Your just trolling now  Sorry if you think I am trolling. Let me say this another way. Your idea of a "good investment" is in fact one of the worst ones proposed on this thread. It seems that you are trying to make a quick buck off of false information. Basically, I'm calling you out on the notion that this new FPGA is somehow magically better because it has a longer warranty. |
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There still shipping Decembers orders I got feed up of waiting after six weeks they said another four to six weeks so cancelled my order.
Your impatience means you may never break even on your investment. Feels good, doesn't it. |
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Why which board is cheaper?
edit: if you mean the BFL-Single that only has a six month warranty (this has a minimum of twelve months[maybe two years{I have to clear that up}]) and the BFL-Single operates at twice the wattage. As I said two of the new x6500 is its nearest competitor and this board works out cheaper.
Are you trying to say that 40w usage over 80w is a competitive advantage that is worth paying almost double for, it's not. Let's do some simple math..... .08kW * 745 hours * .11kWh == $6.55 / mo .04kW * 745 hours * .11kWh == $3.27 / mo So, according to your claims, it is worth paying an extra $530 to save $3.28 a month. It would take you over 13 YEARS to make back this extra money you are spending on the board. It only has a 1 year warranty......... Matthew, maybe you should try doing some of this math before you claim this magical board of yours is a better value than the BFL single. |
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This board is the cheapest in its class for hashing power, electrical efficiency and warranty the nearest competitor is two of the new x6500 FPGA boards and this works out cheaper. Two X6500's (without heatsink) would be 800MH/s@34.4W and $1130USD. These have heatsinks. These boards you are peddling are most certainly not the "cheapest in its class". You may want to get your facts straight. |
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Network hashrate is still at ~11-11.5GH excluding the badluck, I dont think that Mystery miner is gone unless some other mysterious 1-1.5TH user replaced him. Oh I forgot to tell everyone. My 30 BFL Rig Boxes finally arrived and I just happened to power them up on 1 April. This nice little graph would seem to indicate otherwise....  |
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sold in 20 min? very impressive! I advertised on IRC. That's was the fastest sale I've had to date. |
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this is great news
people jumping gun too early, this is a huge undertaking and could take few years to execute. and this is just a beginning, a glimpse into the future developments around Bitcoin.
6-9 months in the funding is ready to go. |
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And they are sold!!!  |
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Hello fellow bitcoiners, I have 3, good condition, MSI r6950 twin frozr II video cards for sale. I will accept $195/ea + shipping. Feel free to PM me your offers or post them in this thread. If you are wondering about my credentials, check out my OTC ratings linked at the bottom of the post. Now time for some pictures.    I have a fourth 6950 with fans that no longer work. If you would like to purchase this card and RMA it, I will give you a copy of the receipt to do so. My price for this card is $140 + shipping. Best regards, gigavps |
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Let me phrase my answer this way....  |
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BFL must really love you to get them to you as quick as they do.
In the end, I will have probably waited longer than almost any other purchaser.  |
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