Google BCH pool  Instructions will be on the pool website. |
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Yea I just saw this. Definitely going to avoid this. Shoots up the market out of nowhere. 2018 product as well.
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Yea, the pencil drawings and nicknames make me uneasy. Additionally, they list their professions and place of work anyways, why not just give full names? Likely scam.
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BitDice will also pay dividends once it comes out.
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Will there be a pump when Asia wakes up?
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It's been holding steady between the $62-$64 levels. Is this in anticipation of LN?
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Do you have any reliable source - some website with professional ICO reviews, site which will give spotlight to new crypto projects we can choose from? I know about http://www.icocountdown.com/ but I want to know if there are some other websites we can use to find info about upcoming ICOs? ICO investing is a risk no matter how good our initial impression is, only time will verify everything. Hacked.com gives a great insight into ICOs including a risk rating. |
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I am seeing $371 on coinmarketcap. ETH taking out resistance levels! Not many left. Looking for volume to arrive soon. $400 by end of week very easily. Let's hope so!
$375 on Gdax Now |
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I have a handful of Litecoin and it's nice to see over a 50% return, but I wouldn't call these milestones. These milestones were hit at least partially due to the over growth of crypto, not Litecoin. I want to see their roadmap executed; smart contracts, lightning network, confidential transactions, etc... https://litecoincore.org/When that happens, the price will definitely grow exponentially. |
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Maybe grab a hydroponic silencer for the S9!
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Avoiding this like the plague  |
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They look to definitely hit 10 million easily at the end. Already 9.3 million!
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Just an update - top marks for bitmainwarranty.com. I asked the question, and they're making it right by shipping back the proper board. No fuss at all.
Is bitmainwarranty.com a third party who's business is sanctioned by Bitmain to do repairs for them, or are they part of Bitmain themselves? I'm also curious how long it took for the whole process of you shipping your broken machine off, and receiving it back in working condition. I read about how people will be shipped miners with a bad chips or control boards, or after a while a board breaks, and they act like it's the end of the world. I'm thinking either they're a new service who hasn't been around long (I don't remember them being around for too long), or they take a very long time to process orders and repair peoples miners, or people wouldn't freak out as if their entire miner caught fire. I'm really curious as to how long the whole process takes for them to receive, fix, and ship out your broken miner. Time is the key with these miners, so I don't imagine I would be too upset if I could get an otherwise broken miner repaired and back hashing again in a week or two. However if it takes over a month to get them repaired by bitmainwarranty,com, a broken miner would seem like the end of the world. I'm curious about this too. Does Bitmainwarranty.com fall under the Bitmain's warranty? Seems you paid for a new board though. Wasn't this a new antminer from Bitmain or third party? That would be unfortunate if the warranty only covered having to pay $250 to ship it to China and have them repair it, and not Bitmainwarranty.com who is in the USA. Depending on how quick Bitmainwarranty.com works - which is what we're curious about - I would certainly save the money and time (time which translates into more money) by sending it to Bitmainwarranty.com. I think most buyers would just lose money sending it back to China and getting it back. |
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Thats just a silencer from a hydroponics system. Probably cheaper if you found the same thing under a hydroponics listing. Almost guranteed theyve increased the price to take advantage.
Absolutely. Just like a brand name  |
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Just an update - top marks for bitmainwarranty.com. I asked the question, and they're making it right by shipping back the proper board. No fuss at all.
Is bitmainwarranty.com a third party who's business is sanctioned by Bitmain to do repairs for them, or are they part of Bitmain themselves? I'm also curious how long it took for the whole process of you shipping your broken machine off, and receiving it back in working condition. I read about how people will be shipped miners with a bad chips or control boards, or after a while a board breaks, and they act like it's the end of the world. I'm thinking either they're a new service who hasn't been around long (I don't remember them being around for too long), or they take a very long time to process orders and repair peoples miners, or people wouldn't freak out as if their entire miner caught fire. I'm really curious as to how long the whole process takes for them to receive, fix, and ship out your broken miner. Time is the key with these miners, so I don't imagine I would be too upset if I could get an otherwise broken miner repaired and back hashing again in a week or two. However if it takes over a month to get them repaired by bitmainwarranty,com, a broken miner would seem like the end of the world. I'm curious about this too. Does Bitmainwarranty.com fall under the Bitmain's warranty? Seems you paid for a new board though. Wasn't this a new antminer from Bitmain or third party? |
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I believe they only accept BTC and wire transfer.
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Belongs in ALTCOIN sections folks...Expect it to be moved
The main question is. Did the other customers get their early August batches, or not? Regards, O. There were two August batches. The first was scheduled to ship from Bitmain between August 15-25 and the second August batch was actually August 28th through September 12th. The OP is mistaken about having an "Early" August batch. Perhaps they had a July 20-30 batch, but there was no early August batch. We received our mid August batch already and have received shipping confirmation for the late August / early Sept batch. Ah yes. That makes more sense. |
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Noise reduction foams |
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Was it the early August batches or the late August batches?
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Unfortunately, you will have to wait for a batch to release. There are many buyers who purchase 20+ machines at once who still have to wait for them still.
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