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2701  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Compra participaciones Mineria Bitcoin de 2,8 TH/S on: June 17, 2013, 09:45:40 AM

ramses1085 la web daria mucha más confianza si utilizaras un protocolo https, introducir datos en esta url "http://ayho.es/index.php?req=registro&n=4" sin https asusta.

Saludos

Hola, si acepta https le meti un certificado ssl. El problema es que el certificado no esta registrado y si lo usas el navegador te dice que no lo reconoce, le das a siguiente y listo ya tienes https.

Es que he mirado y registrar el certificado cuesta 150 euros, tu sabes de alguna otra forma?

Si te estás tomando en serio esto te recomiendo que inviertas los 150euros que cuesta registrar el certificado.
2702  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: I'm buying your BFL Chip credits for USD on: June 17, 2013, 09:43:58 AM
8 chip credits for sale at market price

Please PM if interested.
2703  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Avalon batch #3 approaching "NO ROI" point on: June 17, 2013, 09:31:52 AM
Some guy's behavior is killing the whole economic environment of Bitcoin.
Shall we change to Litecoin or some other coin which do not have such disgusting thing?

I really think we are in the middle of a mining bubble that will burst very soon. Just look at the hashrate chart:



I see a lot of people entering the mining business like there's no tomorrow, blinded by the promise of profits like those that Avalon batch #1 customers and ASICminer shareholders had. This people just do not realize that difficulty is going up like crazy, and they are making their calculations at current difficulty, without even understanding what "yearly profitability decline" means. In fact, I see myriads of noobs (and "hero" members auctioning their units) that just leave the "0.61" that comes by default in the "yearly profitability decline" variable at http://bitcoinx.com/profit

That's so much failure, because it would mean that difficulty won't even double in the 12 months following the deployment of their mining equipment. I can just LOL at how wrong is that assumption.

There's a huge amount of people that do not realize that mining is ultra-competitive, ROI is not easy and that you really have to look at your power and storage costs in order to be able to mine at a small profit. In most of the cases, just buying and holding BTC is more profitable unless you pay nothing for storage and a small price for power. As I said earlier, we're going back to the point we had in 2012 with GPUs and FPGAs. Only the most competitive will survive and will only make a tiny profit, the huge return days are gone for good.

2704  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: Is Avalon mining with customer hardware? Answer is here. on: June 17, 2013, 09:21:12 AM
Can they finish the 'testing' before I can still make my money back?

Things are getting not-so-good for batch #2, and quite ugly for batch #3. Hope they can speed up the shipping process or there will be a lot of people mining at a loss Sad
2705  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Avalon DIY [ya tenemos ASICs] on: June 17, 2013, 09:19:03 AM
Se confirma lo que ya se sabía: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=236348.0

Esperemos que con los chips no haya más retrasos ya que Avalon no tiene la "tentación" de minar con ellos. Los chips de prueba ya han llegado con casi un mes de retraso, y en este momento 30 días pueden significar que la dificultad se dobla. Esperemos que se den prisa.
2706  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Avalon batch #3 approaching "NO ROI" point on: June 17, 2013, 09:10:45 AM
When I saw the steep increase on Avalon's batch #3 price compared to batch #2 I was upset, and I had a public argument with Yifu. Here go a couple of excerpts:

Love when people throw around numbers like "3 month" randomly without any math.

the current difficulty is a little below 5,000,000, which a three module Avalon will produce ~6 BTC a day under these conditions.

Let's see how "3 month" ROI actually looks like.

If difficulty raises to 30,000,000 each three module Avalon will produce 1 BTC a day, enabling a break-even in 90 days.

So yes, if you think we are going to get a 6x difficulty increase between now and May, let's even say June! then by all means, please don't purchase Avalon, because I wouldn't.


Quote from: Rampion
I just don't think that difficulty will be 10,000,000 when the batch #3 units will reach the customers. Two questions:

- can you guarantee batch #3 delivery not later than May?
- wouldn't the difficulty reach at least 15,000,000 once all your 1,500 units are deployed? Wouldn't be much higher if ASICminer/BFL customers also start deploying more units?

- Yes, but I think this question can be answered based on how fast we ship batch #2.
- not really, the current diff already includes majority of batch #1's hashing power. but I also don't believe diff will only be 10,000,000 but like I said, it should take at least 1 month of ROI, realistically best case 1 month, regular projection of 3 month, which is about diff 30,000,000 which is more reasonable if BFL ships.

Oh also, expect a newsletter soon.

I thought: OK, we will get our unit in May, thus a 10/12 million difficulty is reasonable. You will remember that Yifu set the batch #3 price doubling the difficulty we had at that time (slightly less than 5 million), which gave a 30 days ROI for a batch #3 unit priced at 75BTC (Avalon expected difficulty to be around 10 million when we were going to receive our batch #3 units). I accepted that explanation as an honest proposal. Avalon was disappointed by the fact that some of his batch #1 customers were selling their units on Ebay with a huge mark-up, while Bitsyncom was probably still in red, so they made batch #3 customers to pay the profits for the other batches too. That was very OK to me if the units were delivered in May as promised. One month delay is acceptable too in this crazy ASIC world. But I'm afraid batch #3 customers still have a looooong way before receiving their units (July? August perhaps?), thus I'm afraid that ROI is gone for good.

Unfortunately everything happened upside down: batch #1 customers looked at the biggest potential profit, but they were charged less than any other customer because nobody was sure if Avalon was going to be able to deliver ASIC. As soon as they proved to be legit, batch #3 customers were charged a very hefty price that made ROI possible only if all the promises (delivery date basically) were kept, but they were not - therefore, batch #3 customers will very likely mine at a loss.

And by the way, difficulty is going to go x6 between end of March (when the above argument was held) and June (see bolded part). I would say it's not Yifu's fault, in fact I admire his work for having delivered the first ASICs to consumer hands, and that was greed (not his greed, but everybody's greed in this market) what set Avalon's batch #3 price tag. Nevertheless, we are approaching very fast the point in which mining will be a very competitive endeavour, where ROI is only achieved by saving every penny on electricity/storage, and where a 5% decrease in the exchange rate really shakes the miner's business plan. Making a long story short, we're going back very quickly to the same point we had just a few months ago (pre-bubble) with GPUs.
2707  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: KNCMiner and their 'magic' SHA256 alogorithm on: June 17, 2013, 07:26:45 AM
What puzzles me is the fact that Bitfury already has its chips, and they plan to ship in September as KnC.

KnC has no chips whatsoever, in fact they plan to receive them in August and send them directly to production. It seems that they want to do in one month or less what takes other players at least 2/3 months.

I have to admit that the fact that Bitfury's chips are already in the wild being tested as I'm writing makes me kinda uncomfortable as a KnC customer. We are entering very fast in very competitive times, in which every week is crucial and determines if ROI will be achieved or not.

2708  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Here's the scammer behind notroll.in. Do what you want, he deserves justice. on: June 16, 2013, 11:05:16 PM
I doubt anyone here will take any significant action.  There have been situations like this in the past... who remembers the pirateat40 (Trendon Shavers) scam?  We're coming up on the 1 year anniversary as a matter of fact.  He scammed the community for something like 500,000+ BTC. His name, address, phone, picture, and everything were posted here.  Nothing happened to him... I think one guy called his dad, but that was the worst that this community was able to muster.  Cheesy

His father is deceased, you idiot.

He is speaking about Trendon's father (pirate@40), who was indeed called by a forum member. That's the maximum retaliation he got after stealing +500,000BTC from those foolish enough to participate in his ponzi.
2709  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Insane Prediction for difficulty increases on: June 16, 2013, 10:51:28 PM
OP 's predication for today was off well off.....

Well, he said 1.3 billion difficulty by September, that's crazy and its unlikely.
2710  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Insane Prediction for difficulty increases on: June 16, 2013, 10:49:45 PM
Bitcoin was not designed to be easy for miners, it was designed to facilitate commercial transaction. Miners tend to forget this as they get wrapped up in their own little world. So do traders, as currency exchanges were never part of the Bitcoin design. Bitcoin is designed to be a pain for miners not a money tree.

True, in fact it seems to me people is overly optimistic when discussing difficulty and ROI for September, they might be blinded by the amazing returns had by Avalon batch 1 customers and ASIC miner shareholders,but the harsh truth is that we are returning very fast to the point in which ROI is hard to achieve and saving every penny on electricity/storage is crucial.

Just check the difficulty chart on bitcoin.sipa.be
2711  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Insane Prediction for difficulty increases on: June 16, 2013, 10:34:45 PM
Bullshit. They have 890 orders paid, which we know of. Every order after that will be shipped in a first come first serve manner. Of course there are people with multiple orders. Zephyr has ordered 27 of them. So what? Not every order has multiple Jupiters in it, and not every oder is a Jupiter. 
Again with the math: (why can't you people do that yourself?...)  Let's say every order contains 2 Jupiter units (which it certainly does not.) and there are 1000 paid orders right now. 350x2x1000/1000=700th.
Atm there are 150th=19,3mil diff.    Lets say until shipment there will be 400th.
400th+700th=1100th equals approx 141,5mil diff.    That's ROI alone in around 60 days, depending on your power costs and with the btc for a 100 dollars.

So PLEASE tell me again how ROI is impossible.


They will have 1,890 orders very soon and they claim to be able to ship sequentially hundreds units per day. And you can bet there are many multiple units orders (and with multiple i mean +10) that have not been advertised on the forum. Looking at BFL you will see how quickly orders can pile up but also how easily promises are broken.

The point is KnC plan seems to be to deploy much more than 700TH in September. Seems to be, because everything is pretty messy and unclear. What you can be sure about is that the time of easy and quick ROI is gone for good - quote me on that. This is going to get hyper competitive.
2712  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Insane Prediction for difficulty increases on: June 16, 2013, 09:45:44 PM
I really do not understand why some of you are considering for your calculations only 500 Jupiters (+350 GHs by KnCminer).

Wake up guys, KnC may be lying or overpromising, but they have said they will just ship hundreds of units sequentially, and that everybody ordering now will receive his units in September. The "batch 1" myth (a myth KnC itself spread) was debunked by Sam, who said on the record that they will just manufacture as many units as possible and deliver them at a rate of hundreds per day.  In fact, I know for sure that they have some orders for +20 Jupiters and KnC committed to deliver all of them in September, regardless of the position in the preorder queue, etc.

They have currently more than 1,000 paid order, that figure is increasing, and you can bet that many of those orders are for multiple units, some of them for dozens of units. If KnC does what they say (shipping sequentially thousands of units in September), they will be pretty much killing any ROI possibility for all their customers.

Link to Sam's on-the-record statement please?

All I found was:
Quote
The pre order number is the queue placement
After the 7 days are up we will match all the paid orders with the original preorders.
So yes the queue is already sorted.
The order numbers people have now are nothing to do with shipping queue placement
Which was just a quote of a quote, and out of context, but still seems different than your statement above.
It suggests they expect to follow the pre-order queue for shipping, and do not mention any expectation to throttle production capacity artificially.

It's buried in one of those hundred pages threads about KnC. He pretty much said that the fact they were producing in batches is a myth, they will produce as many units as orders they have, they will obviously respect the queue, but nevertheless they plan to manufacture and ship hundreds of units per day, which means that a) an order placed now is shipped in September, b) being in the first 500 will give you a couple of days advantage, that's all.

The 500 thing made sense as they needed that amount of preorders to make the project happen, but in no way means they will produce in batches.

All the above are promises and wishful thinking, but based on what KnC claims if we decide to count with them for our calculations we shouldn't expect hundreds of units but thousands of them. Which seems kinda worrying for their own customers.
2713  Economy / Speculation / Re: Flashcrash this month on: June 16, 2013, 09:35:36 PM
(grin) Huh
How old are you? 80?
Stop embarrassing yourself, man Wink

Uhm, yeah, I would if I could, but I actually AM a cantankerous old geezer who's been online since before the Internets! Since 1991 on Fidonet. I was a moderator and a sysop before we  could use emoticons in echos. We used smileys. But as a moderator you didn't want anyone not understanding anything you put in a response. So I would do <grin>. Some of the fidonet  software didn't like the <>, so I changed it to (). Thus my overuse of the (grin) started. Yes, I know you youngsters call this tl:dr, but I don't care. I'm old! It's cold! Get use to it!

(grin)

Just realized that all this is actually true Wink

Long live to echos
2714  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: JOHN K ESCROW SCAMMER on: June 16, 2013, 09:33:51 PM
ssbtoday's post history is interesting:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=58873;sa=showPosts;start=60

1. Some interesting and possibly thoughtful posts up until 24 August last year
2. 6th March this year he posts in the Ripple Giveaway thread.
3. 6 posts in the following three weeks and then 63 posts in the last two hours.

Looks so very very dodgy.





Hello, I'm the real ssbtoday, I have no idea who the hell took over my account in my absence but since June 4th there has been some EXTREMELY dodgy posts without even proper grammar/spelling which is making my nickname bad. Please do something about this Moderators. I would definitely like to know who this Indian fellow is that is hacking my account. I am actually from the US, but I'm not sure who is taking this account for themselves.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=235486.msg2488455#msg2488455

Please help if possible.

Hmm... how can you be sure that an Indian fellow is hacking your account? That said, you can go around deleting those posts that you think wasn't posted by you anyway. What do you need from the moderators?
I messaged Theymos earlier and he gave me the fellow's IP. Which when geoip'd shows it originates from India.
A good job there's no way to use an IP other than your own then.  Just imagine if it was possible to connect from different IPs without having to travel around the world - we'd have all manner of false accusations then (and even people using different IPs then trying to pretend one IP wasn't them).  Let's hope nothing like that ever becomes possible.

I fuese you are being ironic here Cheesy

LOL
2715  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: June 16, 2013, 09:13:45 PM
most people thought I was insane when I went all in on BTC at $3 and quit my job and mined with 50 computers, slept 2 hours a night and trolled this forum 20 hours a day.

Muahahhaah I showed them who is crazy! muahhahahaha~

You remember, not a week before my current developments, I asked an asylum from you. I saw it coming.

Well, I am sure everything is in the hand of God. My entry point was also $3, before the drop to $2.

I very much remember a post in which you said you acquired your stash in October 2012. Now you say 2011?
2716  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Compra participaciones Mineria Bitcoin de 2,8 TH/S on: June 16, 2013, 09:08:17 PM
Si el 1.4TH es para reinvertir la cosa cambia,  ahora entiendo tu propuesta y retiro la crítica al modelo de financiación.

Me mantengo en el tema de la dificultad y los tiempos, tus cálculos (o más bien la falta de los mismos) me generan desconfianza pues no me parece que seas consciente del incremento de dificultad que se viene encima, no veo que entiendas la importancia que tiene no haber pedido aún los chips. Si ya los tuvieras en camino sería diferente.

En este momento estamos viviendo un sprint, no una carrera de fondo, los verdaderos triunfadores son los que compraron muchos Avalon batch 1 o ASIC miner a precio de IPO, ahora quedan por repartir las migas, y la viabilidad o no de la inversión se va a decidir en los primeros meses de funcionamiento de la granja. En un mes, la dificultad puede doblar. Dos meses de retraso en comprar los chips es una losa demasiado pesada, en este momento el que llega tarde es el que palma la pasta.

A tu pregunta: al que quisiera meterse ahora en el mundo de la minería buscando un retorno, le recomendaría esperar. Puede que algunos de los DIY pongan a la venta clones pocos días después de recibir sus chips pedidos el 16 de Abril. Puede que los vendan a un precio razonable, o puede que no. Hay algunos que han comprado chips en silencio para lanzar clones muy rápidamente, yo me esperaría a ver eso. Lo cierto es que no es un momento propicio para aventurarse a lo que propones, si KnC, Bitfury y BFL no entregan nada por supuesto que la granja seria rentable, pero si cumplen y tu instalación esta lista después de que ellos entreguen (Otoño) sería un desastre. KnC también puede ser una buena opción si se confirma que pueden hacer lo que prometen. Aun así, como decía los tiempos en el que el retorno era de x10 de lo invertido (en BTC) se han acabado.

EDITO: añadiria que para el que quiere meterse ahora en minería para aprender, como toma de contacto y sin importar el retorno, lo que propones es una opción. Pero en mi opinión es mejor opción comprar tu propio minero que puedes tocar y con el que puedes trastear. Invertir en "bonos" en mi opinión tiene sentido sólo si la rentabilidad potencial es muy alta.

Dicho esto, el futuro es de los intrépidos. Buena suerte Wink
2717  Bitcoin / Mining speculation / Re: Insane Prediction for difficulty increases on: June 16, 2013, 07:02:15 PM
I really do not understand why some of you are considering for your calculations only 500 Jupiters (+350 GHs by KnCminer).

Wake up guys, KnC may be lying or overpromising, but they have said they will just ship hundreds of units sequentially, and that everybody ordering now will receive his units in September. The "batch 1" myth (a myth KnC itself spread) was debunked by Sam, who said on the record that they will just manufacture as many units as possible and deliver them at a rate of hundreds per day.  In fact, I know for sure that they have some orders for +20 Jupiters and KnC committed to deliver all of them in September, regardless of the position in the preorder queue, etc.

They have currently more than 1,000 paid order, that figure is increasing, and you can bet that many of those orders are for multiple units, some of them for dozens of units. If KnC does what they say (shipping sequentially thousands of units in September), they will be pretty much killing any ROI possibility for all their customers.
2718  Local / Hardware y Minería / Re: Compra participaciones Mineria Bitcoin de 2,8 TH/S on: June 16, 2013, 06:36:29 PM
Es carísimo y llegas muy tarde, para que esto tuviera algún sentido el precio debería ser la mitad y tendrías que haber hecho el pedido de chips a mediados de Abril. Dos meses de retraso son una eternidad en este mundo.

Lo de querer financiar la totalidad de la instalación y encima quere sacar un pico vendiendo sólo la mitad del hashrate es un abuso, así no vas a encontrar ningún inversor serio que aporte una cantidad importante.

Además, esto me da que pensar que no sabes en la que te estás metiendo:

Los escenarios más pesimistas dicen que la dificultad se va a multiplicar por 10, esto dejaría un beneficio de 0,1 o 0,2 al mes por GH. Con estos datos podría duplicar la potencia de mineria en 8 meses volviendo a comprar a AVALON, tambien se haria una compra paralela de jupiter, para entonces el que haya invertido en mi proyecto habra recaudado 0,8 BTC (OJO en el peor de los casos) y tendra un minero de 2GH/s.

Ese no es el peor de los casos ni de coña. La dificultad va camino de multiplicarse por 100 en mucho menos de lo que esperas, pocos meses, sólo piensa que cada Júpiter son 350 GHs y dicen que van a entregar MILES en Septiembre. Por supuesto que es posible que KnC fracase y que ni BFL ni Bitfury entreguen nada, pero que presentes 0,8BTC por GHs como "peor de los casos" demuestra claramente que no sabes de lo que hablas (lo siento, pero es así).

Si te vas a meter en un proyecto así al menos ilústrate un poco sobre cómo intentar hacer proyecciones de dificultad, este es un buen sitio para empezar: organofcorti.blogspot.com

Cuantas mas vueltas le doy al proyecto más me gusta, creo en él y lo voy a intentar. No es mi intención engañar a nadie. Es más, si mi intención fuera esa lo haría todo en ingles que es a donde mas gente ahí, y mi intención es que todo sea en español.


Por supuesto que te gusta. Financiar la totalidad de una instalación de 2.8TH con dinero ajeno y compartiendo los beneficios de sólo 1.4TH es un chollazo para ti. No arriesgas un duro, tienes 1.4TH para a ti a coste cero y en los 1.400 BTC que recaudarías ya hay beneficios para ti desde el minuto 1.
2719  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Famous quotes about bitcoin? on: June 16, 2013, 05:21:42 PM
Read carefully:

Most patients are here willingly, I was asked, whether it is OK that I am unwilling.

Best quote ever
2720  Economy / Speculation / Re: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Hardcore on: June 16, 2013, 05:18:08 PM
Read carefully:

Most patients are here willingly, I was asked, whether it is OK that I am unwilling.

Best quote ever
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