If you sell, you lose but if you hold, you can retain back the past value of the amount of bitcoin you hold. It's a choice that you must choose wisely, keep and wait until the dust settles and covid becomes treatable so that there will be no longer panic from the market from different sides of the market.
The news says that there's a huge percentage of affected people that has been cured and recovered so there's a cure and antidote that has been made and applied to the affected people. The health sector is doing their best to fight this pandemic.
This came as standard instruction where I am : There is currently no specific treatment for coronavirus.
Antibiotics do not help, as they do not work against viruses.
Treatment aims to relieve the symptoms while your body fights the illness.
You'll need to stay in isolation away from other people until you've recovered. Just like a cold or flu, this has to be fought by the body. I am not sure about what antidote you talk about?! TBH the only deaths so far are people with pre-existing illnesses and especially elderly. Regarding BTC, this would be the worst time to sell, unless you bought cheaper that this a while back.If you have money to survive this unfortunate event (spare food, being safe, etc), in my humble personal opinion, you should not sell. At the end of the day though, you know what is best for you and your money. Here lies the difference, BTC is different as it is all entirely up to you with what and when it means and values to you (when correlating to cash $,£, etc) |
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Buying opportunity approaching! I just need to learn when to sell at the right time.
Why are cryptos falling, their prices should be rising like gold at times like this.
I opened up coinmarketcap this morning, saw all the red, and said "holy fucking shit".
Weird times, but whatever, as long as I make a big profit!
i thought gold is up only due to having $$$ being pumped into by the fed reserve. btc is down as people are selling and reacting to the surroundings (ie. corona and lockdown, travel bans, isolation, etc...) PS> let the price drop, i wanted a low entry level for a while  |
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Coronavirus or not, any chain of events that would force people to get liquidity (cash) will force people to sell - I am referring here to people who own 'considerable' amounts of BTC.
We are fundamentality driven by emotions... fear rules overall.
I believe more will sell as the virus will spread and as well, the second emotion will kick in, greed (can be seen as FOMO) and people will buy-in.
The true test lies ahead. Survival and reaping what comes after
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Hi,
found two PSU's not being used in the garage (evga 1000 and 850 , gold 80+ model both).
if I want to power a 750W ASIC miner should I use one PSU for 2 hash boards and the other one (smaller) for the last hash board and the mainboard?
also, since they are modular, can any leads be used to power the gear? ie. the GPU/CPU/peripherals?
thanks
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I am afraid to do a gestimateROI for these do to the halving. based on: Antminer S17+ 67TH/s - $23/TH (@40W/TH); and Antminer T17+ 55TH/s - $16.50/TH (@50W/TH) plus shipping 21-30, Apr. 2020 and previous antminer experience of selling new gear while having pended orders at a later date makes me think... Could mean that Antminer S19 Pro 110TH/s - should cost between $1850 to $2500 based on the TH current price. Will probably get one not to remain behind  |
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What is making me freaking angry is following:
There is no goddamn way to mine using a wallet or mining address as your worker. Yes, exactly, you got it.
I am trying really hard to understand the above. Are you talking about pool mining? As far as I am aware (from other BTC inno miners) where you have the username you can use a wallet address (for example NiceHash worker name is the wallet). Have you managed to sort it out? Unless you are talking about solo mining? Do let me know. Regarding the software, personally, I do not see that happening any time soon. |
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Guys, It is now up for sale! $2,430.0038W/TH and delivery March 20 – 30, 1.5 months (-ish) to halving. But, 1 cable to pull 3268W ± 10% worries me alot as a home user. https://pangolinminer.com/product/whatsminer-m30s-with-psu/ATTENTION: This product is currently in pre-order stage,the product will be shipped during March 20 – 30, 2020. For more details, please contact sales@pangolinminer.com
Whatsminer M30S is ASIC miner for SHA-256 Algorithm, it can mine Bitcoin or Bitcoin cash with hashrate of 86Th/s (+-5%).
Power consumption is 3268W (+-10%).
Product Name
WhatsMiner M30S-86T
Hash Rate 86T±5%
Power Ratio
38W/T±10%
Reference Power on Wall
3268W±10%
Power Specifications
P21, 200~277VAC 20A MAX, 3300W
Working Temperature -5℃ ~ 35℃
Dimensions 390mm(L) x 150mm(W) x 225mm(H)
Net Weight 10.5 KG
Network Connection Ethernet
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personally I would go for BTC, but you would have to factor in the refunds and how will you credit the people back, if needed.
eBay and PayPal I personally stay away from them as they have fees which would have to be included in the price, making you sell at either a market price or for a lesser profit.
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On a case by case basis.
For example, personally, I would chase them on common issues for miners in the exact circumstances I have encountered and allow them to answer on the lines of 'in this environment, the equipment should behave optimally'. Now, if the answer would be received would take it from there and find possible reasons (again coming from them) as to why the miners are not working. In a utopian society, would shift the blame and obtain an exception to the case on delivery charges on warranty returns, conditioned on the issues being solely theirs and not mine. This would ofc be conditioned again on the testing and if the report finds them at fault I would accept the shipping paid by me to be refunded, again, have it in writing as pre-agreed, and again, this costs time to achieve.
It would be a back and forth process, requiring time, thus costing money, but for higher amounts, anything more than $£1000 for me, I would chase it, again personally I would, as everything that helps reduce costs impacts my ROI.
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3x gigabyte 1080
3x gigabyte 2070
1x gigabyte 1080ti
All 7, looking for BTC0.37 OBO.
Let me know
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I have to ask.
Have you ordered them recently?
If they are still in warranty go back to Bitmain, start the ticket for the whole order and put them to pay to have them back and serviced at their expense...
Also, go on their Facebook and Twitter, even LinkedIn if they have if they do not help out as this is inadmissible.
No one should get used gear, let me correct that. If you get used gear it has to be within certain standards.
I haven't dealt with used gear as much as other members in this community, but I have never, yet, seen a falling radiator...
Again, really sorry to hear this has happened to you and hope you get through it
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a bit of a rushed post as I am heading out the door... Bitmain has completed my refund, I believe it has both refunds in one transaction, I have emailed for confirmation. T17e from September order has been updated, finally https://imgur.com/a/tzDyTU1Will edit post for better sense when back and/or when Bitmain reply on confirmation for refunds. I believe many refunds will go out today as BTC dropped a bit in price |
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Anything for sale at the moment? I've dropped a telegram as well
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Are you still in business?
Have you opened up to smaller miners? If yes, what are your prices?
PM/DM?
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Hi, @Philip Hope you both get well soon. Wednesday business day in China had long time passed for today (Wednesday) and no refunds have been processed nor any emails have been received on my end. The refund I am talking about is the $398 to BTC for the second batch of t17e that bitmain sold in sept 2019 Another email has been sent to Carol: Hi Carol,
My refund has not been received yet.
Could you help expedite this?
I do hope this will not hinder our collaboration going forward.
I look forward to hearing from you
Regards.
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Hi,
Interested in purchasing Antminer s9j in low quantities, up to 5 pieces. PSU Included.
Would prefer from UK buyer to reduce postage costs.
PM/DM or post here your price/what you have for sale
Paying Cash/BTC/Paypal , escrow welcomed
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Love your project. Do you have a link to your firmware? Thank you. |
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Hi,
Currently have for sale:
2 x s9j 14.5 th with PSU BTC0.017* each SOLD
2 x T17e 54th (PSU included) BTC0.12* each 1 miner left
1 x inno T2T 30th (psu included) BTC0.058* Sold
As they are currently in EU/UK no import tax or duty is needed to be paid.
Accepting BTC and Escrow from this website.
Prices do not include shipping, the buyer is responsible for the type of shipping prefered (fast/insured/etc...)
Prices are negotiable if sensible offers are being made
Hash-boards will be marked with UV writing.
For s9j and t2t 15 days money-back guarantee if seals are not tampered with and DAO (non-transport damage).
For t17e whilst still in warranty (end of February-ish start of March 2020) will assist with any issues.
Transport damage not covered, for own peace of mind, you can ensure the parcels.
Packaging: Original packaging (survived from China to the UK in that)
Any additional info required, PM/DM or post here, will answer ASAP
*Price subject to change depending on BTC variation, for the avoidance of any doubt contact for price update
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on the 6ht of Jan, I have my reminder pop-up that it has been 1 month exactly since I have been promised that I will have my refund of overpayment done by this date. I have emailed to enquire about the refund as it has been 1 month and got this: Carol (Bitmain)
Jan 7, 11:01 CST
Hello ******,
Thanks for your consultation!
We have pushed our finance team to expedite the refund process, [b]but due to the new year settlement, there probably will be several days later,[/b] please wait patiently, thanks.
Please let us know if you have additional questions or concerns.
Best regards,
Carol
BITMAIN
after that, my reply:
******
Jan 7, 13:38 CST
Dear Carol,
Thank you for your reply.
How long are several days, please?
Under 5 business days, yes?
I look forward to hearing from you
-------------------------------
Kind regards,
******
i have managed to get this:
Carol (Bitmain)
Jan 7, 18:13 CST
Hello ******,
Thanks for your consultation!
Yes, you can check the refund status next Wednesday, thanks.
Please let us know if you have additional questions or concerns.
Best regards,
Carol
BITMAIN
and now waiting patiently to see as already I have been delayed 11 days (9 workings days) above the initial 1 month. guess they are hoping BTC will rally more. this is the 1st refund, waiting for the 2nd refund reminder to pop-up to email them again to see how long they will delay that one. |
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how much do you want per each 3) 30 x GTX 1080TI (GIGABYTE)?
thanks
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