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7921  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 31, 2019, 02:48:57 PM
well this got confusing really fast  Grin
was thinking of ordering some s9's from him but
doesnt seem like this is going anywhere

indeed.

I got this pm from OP - will see where it goes.

Hey. I paid for one miner. I'll pick it up on Monday and go find out exactly how to send it. through the site it is impossible to calculate the full cost. you can try it yourself exorcism

7922  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 30, 2019, 06:55:46 PM
dont care which shipping you use - whichever is cheaper between DHL, UPS, FEDEX

there should no issues with any laws.
I can't count for sure . you can try it yourself through the site. but it seems to me that 100-200$

so you will order one? I give 466.50 to escrow? and add shipping once you actually ship?

if so, that is fine with me.

once received escrow would release funds to you - if this works for you, I will start a pm with OGNasty, you and myself.
7923  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 30, 2019, 03:13:29 PM
dont care which shipping you use - whichever is cheaper between DHL, UPS, FEDEX

there should no issues with any laws.
7924  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 30, 2019, 02:08:07 PM
Well, in the end, who needs what? I can pay tomorrow and send it on Monday or Tuesday.Write in telegrams . Because it's not convenient to write.

per my post above -

I will take one S9 SE - they are 622 USD - you state 25% off that is 466.50 USD - tell me what final price would be to ship to 34669

So the miner is 466.50 - I need final price which includes the shipping cost so that I may set up escrow


All of you surely thought 466.5 2×466.5=933


huh? the miner is 622 on the bitmain site - you state that you can get it for 25% off - that would be 622 * 75% which = 466.50 - are you saying that shipping brings it to 933?
one such miner will cost me 466. how much will the delivery cost I do not know! I don't even know where you're from , where you're going or what company.


that is why I provided my zip code above - you should be able to check the shipping it is a US Zip code 34669 (Florida, USA)


7925  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 30, 2019, 01:38:38 PM
Well, in the end, who needs what? I can pay tomorrow and send it on Monday or Tuesday.Write in telegrams . Because it's not convenient to write.

per my post above -

I will take one S9 SE - they are 622 USD - you state 25% off that is 466.50 USD - tell me what final price would be to ship to 34669

So the miner is 466.50 - I need final price which includes the shipping cost so that I may set up escrow


All of you surely thought 466.5 2×466.5=933


huh? the miner is 622 on the bitmain site - you state that you can get it for 25% off - that would be 622 * 75% which = 466.50 - are you saying that shipping brings it to 933?
7926  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 30, 2019, 01:16:26 PM
Well, in the end, who needs what? I can pay tomorrow and send it on Monday or Tuesday.Write in telegrams . Because it's not convenient to write.

per my post above -

I will take one S9 SE - they are 622 USD - you state 25% off that is 466.50 USD - tell me what final price would be to ship to 34669

So the miner is 466.50 - I need final price which includes the shipping cost so that I may set up escrow

7927  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: New buildout with buysolar has entered stage 2. on: August 29, 2019, 06:57:06 PM
I hear you. The wife now wants me to give up building a larger mining building on the spare lot and to build her a house instead lol I just need to convince her I need the larger mining building so I CAN build her the house lol.
7928  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: Small Mining farm on: August 29, 2019, 06:17:53 PM
looking forward to seeing pics of it at completion.
7929  Bitcoin / Mining / Re: New buildout with buysolar has entered stage 2. on: August 29, 2019, 06:16:19 PM
keep up the good work and progress Phil!
7930  Economy / Services / Re: Beta Tester Needed for ASIC Farm mining Monitoring/Managment software on: August 29, 2019, 06:14:17 PM
what is the cost?

is there a dev fee/will a percentage of the time mining be spent mining to a "donation" address?


how does this address SSH issues, if there are any?

is your code open to review to see if there are security risks to the user?
7931  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: BITMAIN.COM Everything Discounted 25 % on: August 29, 2019, 05:51:30 PM
This seems too good to be true.

I am a well established person here .

You are a new person offering a great deal.

So will you use an escrow?
If let's say it's up to $ 1,000 I'm willing to pay out of pocket for you. but if it's a big party ..other conditions will be needed.

tell you what - I will bite.

you have a 1k limit so that pretty much rules out any of the upper end miners, so for a S9 SE - they are 622 USD - you state 25% off that is 466.50 USD - tell me what final price would be to ship to 34669

I know Phil stopped doing escrow - so I would say we need to escrow with @OGNasty here on the forums

please note - we have a cat 4 hurricane that is supposed to hit soon so if I am slow to respond, know that is the reason why.
7932  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: [Awesome Miner] - Powerful Windows GUI to manage and monitor up to 200000 miners on: August 29, 2019, 05:34:44 PM
Please, read my post and cry for me.
If  you want, post your opinion.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5177024.0

how is this pertinent to this thread?
7933  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: KABOOM! [WTS] Antminer S9, S17, L3+, GPUs, 60A PDUs, and more! on: August 29, 2019, 05:32:41 PM
any of these still available? do you have a MOQ? does this include the tariffs - my guess is not, but got to ask.

We have MOQ of 500 units on this lot. Tariffs are included

ahh yea wish I had the room for 500 miners but I do not. thanks though and glws
7934  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Make bitcoin mining great again on: August 29, 2019, 10:24:59 AM
@TimeBits not sure if your comments were to me or to pooya87 as you quoted us both.

but  I do not buy BTC on an exchange, I mine it. As for work, I work each and every day as well. My mining company is a second job that I do in addition to my full time job. But your idea of just freely distributing BTC goes against the point of it as well. It was never intended to be used as a welfare system or charity network and to be handed out for free.

But I do agree that it will not become as mainstream as intended while these big mining farms hold the majority of it. But I also think that once all the coins are mined and all that is left is transactions that more people will be able to have it.

as for asking people - nearly everyone around here and I live in poodunk nowhere knows what Bitcoin is - though most of them dont know how to get it.
7935  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Make bitcoin mining great again on: August 29, 2019, 04:01:19 AM
i think you are confused about what bitcoin is and what it isn't.
bitcoin is a currency, it is NOT a charity to give away free money to the poor. it is not supposed to create "free" or easy ways of anybody to mine it and earn bitcoin. you have to do "hard work" to earn bitcoin and the more valuable it gets the more work you have to do. and that work is increasing by difficulty and is the computing power you spend with your device. whether that device is a GPU or an ASIC is not going to make a difference. ASIC is not some evil creation it is just like CPU, GPU,... but it is re purposed to do only one special thing in an efficient way.

agreed - I love my ASIC's my prior comments are simply to point out that the only way to make it easier for those that cannot afford ASIC's would be to do hard forks on a regular basis making ASIC's less viable and gpu's more viable

I doubt that will ever happen and I hope to keep on mining and eventually get even more ASIC's
7936  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Make bitcoin mining great again on: August 28, 2019, 09:51:57 PM
I think he was more or less referring to how there are corporations with thousands of miners and then linking them in a pool is working towards centralizing thst which should remain decentralized.
7937  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Make bitcoin mining great again on: August 28, 2019, 08:05:01 PM
I do not think it is that easy. Taking asics out of the equation would only drop the overall difficulty for a while.
But after that, everyone will be mining with the slow equipment and then everyone would run a turtle race.
No one would get more than now because everyone would be limited the same way.

this is true - difficulty will drop and the amount people get will equalize out to be approx the same - the difference is that more people could be involved instead of big corporations that have 10's of thousands of ASIC's running.

I only say that forking will eliminate existing ASIC's - without regular forks though, there will just be new ASIC's made.

That being said, I use ASIC's, not a lot but I do have 20 various ASIC's atm - very small mining farm.
7938  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Make bitcoin mining great again on: August 28, 2019, 06:47:34 PM
just hard fork btc every 3-4 months - will eliminate ASIC's as they are useless after a hard fork - they cannot adapt to the change. Some Altcoins do this as soon as a company produces an ASIC for their algo
7939  Economy / Computer hardware / Re: KABOOM! [WTS] Antminer S9, S17, L3+, GPUs, 60A PDUs, and more! on: August 28, 2019, 06:19:22 PM


655 qty Innosilicon T2T-30T for Order, ships September 1st to 10th
30 Th/s, 2200 watts
Brand New in Boxes
$989 each which includes international shipping
includes built-in power supply
https://minerstat.com/hardware/innosilicon-t2t-30t
ships from China
#kb00385 #new #sha256 #china| August 22nd, 2019
🇺🇸 Miners for Sale: @kaboomracks @ArtemKaboomracks @VladKaboomracks
https://t.me/kaboomracks/1252



any of these still available? do you have a MOQ? does this include the tariffs - my guess is not, but got to ask.
7940  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Mining (Altcoins) / Re: FutureBit Apollo Scrypt miner on: August 28, 2019, 01:41:36 PM
Yes. 4 Apollo (2 batch 1 + 2 batch 2).

This is my current config:

Mode 507      MHz   Milivolts      MHs      Fan      HW errors
Apollo 1      507         673,05      85,61   15 %      1,10 %
Apollo 2      507         668,90      85,83   15 %      0,70 %
Apollo 3      507         693,80      85,47   20 %      1,10 %
Apollo 4      507         668,90      85,68   20 %      0,90 %

At the wall (w)   299      MH/s total   342,59   Eficiencia   0,8728 w/MHs

Promedio (w)      74,75 w   Promedio   85,65 MHs         

Hashrate from miner GUI after 24 h. Watts at the wall. Sure my Titanium PSU helps  Wink

Thanks jstefanop for this great little machine.

nice on the power consumption - mine is pulling close to 125 watts vs your 299 for 4 - shoot, with 8 you could get almost 700 mh/s for 600 watts - that beats my BWL-21 which is getting 550 mh/s for 900 watts
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