Check the date dude. It's a hoax, man. |
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Link or it never happened.
Google search(ironic) comes up zilch for Google coin.
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I FINALLY get enough btc to buy another from bitmaintech and they're outa stock...
Sushi-review has them in stock for .956 btc...
Is it safe to buy it there?
Be very wary, I've ordered from Sushi before, but I hear his service and communication has gone downhill. At least that's how it looks from his Thread pages. |
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About 10% at the moment. Hope to add more!  |
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Ninjatech, 112 bit, etc. All have antminers IN-HAND. Nuff said.
According to a profitability analysis I just conducted on Coinwarz, the TerraMinerIV is 20x more efficient than the Bitmain Antminer Dual Blade S1, yielding 0.2 BTC per day vs. 0.01 BTC per day. The Antiminer is available from their website right now for $786.00 each. In order to match the output of the TerraMinerIV you would need to order 12 Antiminers which would cost roughly $9800. I can beat that price, plain and simple. Please message me if anyone wants more information or a quote. Ross G. Rauschenbach Sales Associate Cognitive Capital The Antminer S1 is 0.893 BTC or $400 at current BTC price. The Antminer S1 can be overclocked to 200 GH/s easily. The Cointerra TerraminerIV isn't 2 TH/s it's actually like 1.5-1.6 TH/s on a good day. It's retail price is $6000 So 8 Antminer S1s would equal or exceed the TerraminerIV at a price of $3200+PSU's. If electrical costs and power isn't an issue, it's a no brainer. Antminer wins going away. It retails at $6000 for a pre-order which won't be delivered for 2-3 months at least. I can express deliver and allow you to start mining now, hence the added cost for our rigs. Price is negotiable, especially for bulk orders. Where are you getting your hash rate figures? A 500 GH hole is pretty big. Could you explain where you got that data because I feel its inaccurate. No offense or anything, I just believe in my product. Cointerra haven't addressed this issue yet: cointerra.com/update-engineering-production-status/Believe an upcoming firmware is supposed to fix this issue....or not.  Most of the forum posters here report back with around 1.4 TH/s - 1.6TH/s mostly. Search around here, you'll see I'm right. Don't believe in your product too much, it undelivers hashing power and overdelivers watts at the wall!  |
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Ninjatech, 112 bit, etc. All have antminers IN-HAND. Nuff said.
According to a profitability analysis I just conducted on Coinwarz, the TerraMinerIV is 20x more efficient than the Bitmain Antminer Dual Blade S1, yielding 0.2 BTC per day vs. 0.01 BTC per day. The Antiminer is available from their website right now for $786.00 each. In order to match the output of the TerraMinerIV you would need to order 12 Antiminers which would cost roughly $9800. I can beat that price, plain and simple. Please message me if anyone wants more information or a quote. Ross G. Rauschenbach Sales Associate Cognitive Capital The Antminer S1 is 0.893 BTC or $400 at current BTC price. The Antminer S1 can be overclocked to 200 GH/s easily. The Cointerra TerraminerIV isn't 2 TH/s it's actually like 1.5-1.6 TH/s on a good day. It's retail price is $6000 So 8 Antminer S1s would equal or exceed the TerraminerIV at a price of $3200+PSU's. If electrical costs and power isn't an issue, it's a no brainer. Antminer wins going away. |
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Great pics gigavps! What's the noise like for the S2?
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Everything about it. Could have executable mini payouts throughout the season.
This is a super sweet idea...it demands software to support cryptocurrency transactions being carried out depending on league results, fully automated.
Definitely. You can have prop or side bets with eachother too, and have the commissioner hold the bet amount in escrow. Alot of possibilities. |
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I don't know what that means?  But if you're setting up a fantasy football pool in BTC, I'm in! |
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Sorry $76 wire charged from Wells Fargo to Bank of America in St Louis. Just checked my checking acct: 12/30/13
ONLINE TRANSFER FROM WAY2SAVE SAVINGS 2 BLACK ARROW PROSPERO X1 BITCOIN MINERS
$780.33 The wire was for 2 Black Arrow X-1 miners at $704, so the rest is the wire charge. To be honest, $76 for a domestic wire is a total rip off. I can't imagine it being 2.5x higher then what the brochure I linked states. If the $45 or so is important to you, I would inquire as to why the fee was so high. Not sure, they said it was standard fees for bank to bank(non Wells Fargo). It is what it is, maybe they don't play nice with Bank of America. |
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As much as I don't love banking, I don't think Wells Fargo is a scam bank. $80 is standard there.
I don't think you know what you're talking about.
$80 sounds high unless maybe you were wiring a small amount in a foreign currency. The normal fee for domestic wires at wells is $30*. $25-$35 is pretty common for domestic and maybe $35-$50 for international. International wires in a foreign currency may be more expensive depending on the exchange fees being charged. *See https://www08.wellsfargomedia.com/downloads/pdf/online_disclosures/FEE/EN/FII.pdf page 49. Sorry $76 wire charged from Wells Fargo to Bank of America in St Louis. Just checked my checking acct: 12/30/13
ONLINE TRANSFER FROM WAY2SAVE SAVINGS 2 BLACK ARROW PROSPERO X1 BITCOIN MINERS
$780.33 The wire was for 2 Black Arrow X-1 miners at $704, so the rest is the wire charge. |
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Props to Coinbase, they run a tight operation and are probably the easiest way to buy Bitcoins. Can't say LocalBitcoins, because everyone jacks up the price ridiculously.
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Is bitcoin value (not necessarily price, although many seem to use that) higher or lower than when it began? Has the average value continually increased? Are there more people/businesses using bitcoin?
/end thread
You would've thought the CEO of BitCom offed himself, Gox stole all the Dogecoins, and Karpales took a dump in the ocean with all these reactionary sheep. Think for yourselves for once, don't believe everything that comes out of media, government, and financial institutions as complete truths. Remember these so called people in charge bailed out those corrupt bastards on Wall St. These so called people in charge have a trillion dollar deficit, and basically your kids kids are screwed royally. Retirement at 80 baby! Not saying to break any laws, but do some research for yourself, and don't believe the talking heads on the TV screen. Warren Buffett, hahaha. Great Billionaire investor, doesn't even know how to use a PC. Even the great dinosaurs went extinct... |
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At today's BTC prices don't bother. When it's low like this, just buy and wait it out.
When BTC goes above $600 again, you can invest in mining, but buy miners in fiat not Bitcoins.
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Does anyone think these will be back anytime soon?
If btc clear 600  The S1s are a bargain in fiat terms, $386!  In BTC, not so much....  S2 even more so .  |
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You can wire transfer people money much easier then that.
You can even do it for free if you have certain business bank accounts (100K+ min balance ofc)
Did a wire transfer from one bank to another bank a few months back, the charge was like $80 or something and took 3-5 days. Nope, don't share your sentiment. I did a wire transfer once. Wired like 25K, the charge was $25 and took < 1 hour. Bitcoin isn't fee free. You have to convert $$ into bitcoin, send bitcoin, then the receiver has to convert bitcoin into $$. That process can take weeks. Coinbase has instant buys. As soon as I click buy, I get Bitcoin. Transferring to another wallet address takes a few minutes, maybe an hour or so. Depending on how the other person wants to convert BTC to fiat and their institution, it could take minutes, hours, or days tops. It doesn't take weeks, not sure if you've ever done a Bitcoin transaction before. Ok, coinbase charges a huge 1% fee (that's big in the currency transaction world. Trading between USD/EUR for instance, costs you a few pips at most). That's on top of the bid-ask spread . So if you're sending 10K, that's $100 for their fee alone. And I don't think you can instant buy that much. $1 for $100 is huge now? That's nothing compared to a Wire Transfer fee. I paid $80 just to wire $800. By my math that's 10%. Not a Mickey mouse bank either, Wells Fargo, the biggest bank in the US. By the way my daily buy limit on Coinbase is $50,000. Yeah, well, I would only wire transfer money if it's a large amount. Like > 10K. And you got scammed if you paid $80 to wire transfer money. Typical outgoing wire tx fee in the US is around $25 for domestic, $40 for international. $25 out of 10K is .25%. There's other ways to move money around that has less fees. Like you could use chase quickpay, which is free. People use wire transfers because they are very hard to reverse. If the recipient trusts the sender there's plenty of low cost ways to move money around. The OP was talking about moving around a fairly large amount of money. As much as I don't love banking, I don't think Wells Fargo is a scam bank. $80 is standard there. I don't think you know what you're talking about. |
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OP is clearly a troll. Although news on CNN with "experts" are making the same points. So are those knowitall news anchors with their experts trolls too? Or they are just ignorant?
If you're on Bitcointalk, you should know the answer to this already. I'll give you a hint, it's the opposite of knowledgeable.  |
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Translation:
- No pick-up at Pittsburgh office
- Pick-up available at the LA office
Can the senior member confirm that he has a tracking number for the delivery?
OP clearly states delivery from Pitts and LA. Pickup is LA in "a few weeks". By then they'll be "sold out" or at least well into the order taking phases. Watching, but from a distance. Office building surrounded by warehouses can ship parcels, but doesn't allow local pickup. OP can send a miner out to a trusted member, but posts no evidence of its existence. Something doesn't sit well here. How can you gain trust when you show no transparency? Show us what you got or hit the road. |
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