With BTC-E no longer delisting TRC and the big increase in the price of BTC and various alt coins, I've gone ahead and upgraded the web and database servers to larger machines. At the moment I'm losing money on them but I'm hoping use of the pool will pick up some.

For the whole pool? Yeah I should do that.

For yourself you just need to click on your user string on the front page and it'll give you all sorts of info.

https://twitter.com/btcecom

Now says they will not delist after all.

The dates on the web site might be out of date. It's safer to listen the dates in the actual Black Friday ad they emailed out, which says "early 2014" for shipping with th older 65nm products in stock and shipping immediately.

My Jalapeno works fine. Considering getting a Single.

The email ad says the Monarch ships in "early 2014" right in the email. Don't expect it in December.

The older devices are in stock and ship immediately.

Well BTC/USD is out of control right now. Just nuts.

I'd suggest you price the miners in USD/Euro instead.

Can the CAN-BUS be used between different devices, like a Bitburner XX + Bitburner Fury?

About 250K coins the half hour following the news. FTC volume was about 650K-750K each of the following half hour blocks. So about 2 million FTC coins in total were dumped on the news. Once BTC changed their mind, the value shot back up.

Since I run a TRC pool it's the only coin I pay much attention to, need to find a new exchange to try though. BTC-E is the only one I've used much in the past.

BTC-E is where I do all of my TRC sales, but they are delisting it in a couple weeks. What other exchanges do you like? I've not really used anyone other than BTC-E.

Hi there. Coinotron does have way more speed. They were the biggest (almost only) pool back when I first got this one started. There are other pools too, but noone is even close to Coinotron's size.

So it just comes down to preference basically, in terms of stats/interface. Also in my pool there's no login/pw that could hacked/stolen, and all coins are paid out as part of finding new blocks, so I never hold anyone's coins. Both of those were core features I wanted when starting my pool up. I also think DGM is the best available payment model.

Sometimes when TRC gets more profitable, some larger ASICs will join for the pool for a while. Maybe I should show a speed history graph on the front page of the pool's total speed (like on the user stat pages for user-specific speeds).

If you have any suggestions on what I can do to improve the pool for you, please chime in.

It is 19 Euro or 25 USD per chip right now for small lots. There's a discount for a reel for of 3000 a few months from now. (An immediate reel is much more expensive.)

Do you need 3000 at once though?

http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/product/bitfury-55nm-asic-chips/

Has individual chips in stock for sale, and can sell them in trays in lots of 260.

Or in USD:

https://megabigpower.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&path=33&product_id=62

Of course I'm not sure how the larger scale production is needed, so to mass produce miners is the reel of 3000 needed to fee into the assembly machines?

My order was earlier in April and arrived about a week ago. So you shouldn't have to wait much longer.

It's called "projection". If hashfastcow had an ASIC company he'd rip people off in this manner, so he assumes everyone else would act in the same way he would.

It's the same conspiracy nonsense you could find in the thread of every single ASIC product. Best thing to do is just add people who spout it to your ignore list and move on.

They've seized funds from indie game developers in the past as well, such as Xenonaughts, Minecraft, and others. Just Google "PayPal seizing funds".

PayPal is generally rejecting any Bitcoin related business, and seizing the funds of any that already use PayPal.

You're a brave one to trust Avalon to actually ship chips on time after the last disaster.

What are the bitburner XX "standard" Avalon and voltage settings for cgminer without overclocking?