new singles cost a little more than double compared to the old singles.
Oh didn't now that.
So lets do the math again.
634$ for a single with shipping. 1/800 of 634$ is 0,7925$ a share value in real equipment.
A ASIC single is 1333$ with shipping 1333$/0.7925$ = 1682 shares for each ASIC single.
40000 mh/s / 1682 shares =
23.78 mh/s/shareWe don't now the power consumption for the ASIC so for now it seems a good deal.
If 1682 shares are needed for 1 ASIC then 1 shares should be worth $1333 /1682 = $0.80 or about 0.12 BTC
Calculating in another way: 1 ASIC gives 40.000 MH/s 1 share is worth 20 MH/s, 1/2000th of 1 ASIC
$1333 /2000 = $0.665 per share or a share price of 0.10 BTC
Seems like people are overpaying a lot just to be the first to mine with an ASIC, now I know it is going to be profitable in the beginning, but I doubt 4 times as profitable as trying to buy it on your own