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khedira is a twat, does he ever do anything right.
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i am going to say BNP Paribas bought them all
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The limited buyer group tends to insure that auctions go below market.
Unless these coins are more valuable than others.
The bigger the buying audience, the better the auction pricing and closer to market.
The sheer price also reduces the market. 3000 at current prices is $1.8 million. And there's more than one package too so supply is fairly high. Some will likely go for not too far below market value but I expect a few to go for 40% or more discount. Though I wouldn't be shocked to see the whole lot go for really cheap. this auction is a great entry point for large buyers without moving the market. try buying volume like this on an exchange without sending us to the moon. I think the auction will end above market price but no where near where market price would be if that volume were bought on an exchange. Just quoting myself |
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boom x 2  boomed |
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boom x 2 |
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knc are catastrophic, i feel so sorry for anyone that got five of these fire hazards, cheap cunts always going to be cheap cunts.
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in my experience you either need more heat or less heat. If it's more heat, stop the fan is the easist way to create more to see if they kick back in. I have no idea if a nep box can be opened? You can also play with the Die voltage and increase the Die next to the none functional ones, creating more heat and igniting the dead ones.
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does a neptune have the same advanced page as a jupiter, where you can change spi volt, and die volt?
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what temps you running? no experience with neps but revived maybe 100 jupiter boards over the last 9 months
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just awake now, will get details sent to the winner.
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sharehodlers
It is the small things that will make me die a happy man. To witness Bitcoin's birth and to be around to see the first post when "hodling" was born. The latter is my proudest. +1 its history in the making and i enjoy most of it, good with the bad. |
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depending how well you know or converse with the lady, you can try slipping something like this into a conversation -
"Just read/heard about a nice little restaurant close by, do you having some lunch/dinner and a drink one day?"
If you don't know her or converse with her already, my advice would be start by introducing yourself somehow and let things roll slowly, if she is not interested you will know.
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what the south african electric company did recently was cool. integration of a bitcoin address into a smart pay by usage electricity meter.
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the bitcoin protocol is killer in itself, integration takes time, especially on a global scale.
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1.5 (escrow required) to Canada
escorow is possible at the cost of the buyer. i can accept the bid to Canada but the postage costs will be paid ontop of your bid. |
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Who's holding them for you in the US? Possible to get pictures? And where exactly in the US? I'd be more motivated to bid if it worked out that I could arrange pickup.
they are in Wisconsin state, a trusted party is holding them for me in the USA. |
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what would you like?
It's a bit of a long story, the miners were hosted by KnC, the hosting ended and KnC shipped them to the address that paid the hosting contract, which is USA based.
The miners are now in the USA and i have never touched them, i live in the Netherlands, as far as I am aware they are still in the boxes and have not been setup, i could ask the person who is holding them for me.
last hashing speed was 1.1TH for both units, KnC would never overclock them due to hosting contract not paying for this.
With modifications and firmware updates they should do more than this, again i have never touched them.
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bidding starts at 1.5btc for the two machines.
postage will be added on top of your final bid depending on method and state. auction ends june 26th at 23.00 GMT
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