Same here. I tried mining with multiple algos on NiceHash, then multiple algos/coins on MiningPoolHub, then mining Dash on Suprnova, and now I'm only mining Dash on P2Pool. Seems like the best bang for my hash, especially considering the recent price development of Dash.

Hey man,

Great job on setting-up and running this pool. I'm considering pointing my Baikal Cube to your Dash pool, but I have a quick question first. On the pool's page you write:

What do you recommend adding to the username in my case (Baikal Cube 310 MH/s)? And, in the example above, should I write my username like this: (just an example, although this is my real Dash address).

Thank you in advance and keep up your great work! *thumbs up*

I'm getting same results here. About USD $7 per day with my Cube 300 MH/s after the first two days running. My strategy to shorten the ROI time is to keep the mining earnings in Dash and to wait until the price bounces back to 0.1 BTC/DASH (or higher). Then selling Dash for Bitcoin. That way the ROI time can be shortened by a third or more. Just my two satoshi…

Excuse me, I am not following. How's that $1100 for a single Cube before shipping? When I ordered my Cube from Baikal (yes, also via email, not via the website) last week, I paid $799 for the machine itself plus $50 for the Express shipment with DHL from China to Sweden. The Cube was shipped the next day (Friday) and arrived at my place on Monday. I paid with BTC, BTC0.7383 altogether.

I am not saying that the current situation is the same as it was last week, when I ordered. Reading all the stories that people share about the weirdness of their Skype communication, non-responsive email address, etc, makes me extremely concerned. I wanted to order another Cube after I had received my first one, but I don't dare to do it now, under the current circumstances.

But I want to understand the line of reasoning that you used when you said you would be paying $1100 for a single Cube. Thank you in advance!

Here you go: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESuU-1dVtJw

I've just got my Cube. Ordered and paid it last Thursday morning (European time), got it shipped on Friday, received it today (Monday afternoon). Got it unpacked, set-up and running in less than 15 minutes. Now hashing happily at 310 MH/s. I will share the unpacking and setting-up video, if anyone's interested.

I paid BTC0.7383 to 1EoX4arqRPRngtkLMvrHv2boEbPCQmvpS1 then sent transaction confirmation to Baikal via email. Had it answered quickly and had a follow-up email conversation with some additional questions, all answered promptly. It was yesterday. Then this morning (Friday) I got a message from DHL informing me that my Cube was on its way from China. So far so good… *fingers crossed*

Hello folks,

Those of you reading this thread and running any model of Baikal ASIC miners – would you please be so kind to share your personal recommendations on what pool it's best to mine and what algo/coin. I'm waiting for my Cube to arrive and the best idea I've got so far is to sell its hash power with X11 on NiceHash. I'm sure there are better and more profitable solutions that that, though! Please share your view and tips.

Sincerely,
Oleg

I guess they were talking about the Cube. Here's the full quote:

The cube was sold out, please wait for next batch on the end of the month.

It would be cool if they built a new quad out of Cubes, similar to the "old" quad with 4 Minis. That machine would be a killer!

Baikal's representative wrote to me: “by the end of the month” in an email. So hopefully in two weeks or so from now.

Sorry, is it Baikal Mini you are talking about? If so, then its current profitability does look good, considering its original price of $300. I bought a Bitcoin miner for the same price ($300) six months ago and it's getting about $2 per day today, which I'm still happy with. So yes, Baikal's miners seem at least twice as good by comparison.

Guys, I'm sorry if this is a slight OT, but I was wondering: what is the maximum number of Cubes that can be powered with just one PSU? (please include a concrete example of a PSU model in your answer). My decision on how many Cubes I'd like to order might depend on this. Thank you in advance!

It's true, it is today's eBay prices. Which only proves that I'm not trying to overcharge you. The eBay prices last fall were around 0.5 btc. If you want 0.15 btc, then wait another three months. Then, in June or July, this miner will be offered for that price. But you will probably be asking to pay 0.05 btc for it then, right? 

Good luck with the move! Let me know if you're still interested in SP30.

I'd like to reserve one Cube, thank you.

Could you please name a few PSU models that would work with this miner? I'm trying to google for one, but I'm drowning in the sea of tech specs and different interfaces (a noob here!).

Same (especially if we can get a discounted price for the group buy). I'm up for one Cube. Can pay with BTC.

Sorry, I obviously meant 4 TH/s, not 4 GH/s.   I've now edited my original reply accordingly.

Hi, I just wanted to check if you have found one? I have SP30 (4 TH/s) for sale in Sweden. Interested?

SP30 4 TH/s for 0.3 BTC, shipping with DHL from Sweden included. What do you say?