I've sold 10 ant miners with no problem.
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EMA $605 is above current price.
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Don't think that's their only pool as anyone can point a miner to any other pool at any time.
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There is no profit margin now. Is more about how much of a loss.
1th asic at 1watt/gh needs to be priced at 1100 to break even. There are no machines there now. The lowest in Stock is 1450 1th. So now best market deal is lose 30%
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Holy shit 120 billion hashrate now
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Spondoolies and t1 dragon
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You are right. That is why those chips shown circled in red in the original post are not used for core temperature measurements.
What do you propose they are measuring way out there on the edge of the board? To move the sensor closer to where the chip is at. Lol
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But for longevity and life span under 60 degrees is highly recommended.
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Get an iR temperature dot on that VRM and see how hot it really is. I'll guarantee you the bottom PCB's of those boards are already starting to turn brown from burn.
My Dad's Jupiter had a DIE die on him and KNC replaced it with a used board. We really didn't expect a new one anyway, and the bottom of the "new" PCB board was all brown from burning in. Long story short the replacement board worked and I made sure to tell him to try and keep it cool as possible. The VRMs were running so damn hot they physically burnt the board. Crazy that KNC would actually send that one back to replace a broken one. Cost $65 to send one little PCB back to Sweden, that's why we didn't ask for another one.
And where the heck is an open box??? Someone must have recorded one by now?
Was your temp over 95?
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There should be. But only KNC can see it through their programming. And it depends if they want you to know or not.
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Could be august september
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I think he's saying it's inside or under the chip like in processors
Just so it's clear - the black components you very clearly see here: EQUALS The numbers you see next to the words "Temp": These components are about 2 to 3 inches away from the chip and the temperature reading is 58C Can you even imagine how hot that chip is in it's core? That far away from the chip, the readings are almost useless. But as I said, it was done by design. KNC hiding their shitty engineering. More smoke and mirrors. That way they show you a lower temp instead of 100 degreed Celsius on cbip. Which is pretty damn hot
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Yes. And stop loss orders are not guaranteed, it depends on depth of buyers, and of course since they have level 3 inside access they know where the price points are at.
Bitfinex are a bunch of greasy thieving frog bastards, and I would gladly smack anyone of them in the mouth any day of the week, just for that one time when my short stop loss was behind a wall of about 1000 BTC one minute, then triggered on low treble digit volume the next on a final 'Fuck You' rally (that didn't happen on Stamp) before the market tanked. But that is the unregulated Wild West world of Bitcoin for ya. Agreed. We the company will give you more leverage so we can make more money, and will give you automatic credit line and charge high interest loan rates. alot of these exchanges have fake and low volume so thats why they make the dough through the spread and ripping off customers.
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We've just broken 600$ on huobi and getting soe volume also!
Yeah, watch how Huobi tries to go up but Stamp refuses to budge. My theories: 1. Huobi volume really is fake, and Stamp knows it. Thus refuses to follow such a small percentage of the market in the up direction. 2. Stamp is deliberately holding down the market, fake sell walls, etc. Probably on purpose until the SR coins are sold. My money is more on #2, because Stamp seems to have no problem following Huobi in the down direction. (Although I'm still not convinced Huobi's volume is 100% accurate)On both Huobi and Bitfinex, there is leveraged trading and probably fake volume. Certainly from having watched Bitfinex and witnessed these large flash trades that come out of knowhere and register something like 247BTC @ <$3< around spot price, but has no impact at all on depth of Ask/Bid walls, I am 99% sure that Bitfinex buff their volume and that means chart indicators using Bitfinex data will be skewed and false. From having traded on Bitfinex, I am also pretty certain that a lot of stop loss farming goes on within that exchange and having once witnessed my one of my short stop loss buy orders represent the very top of the market which then plunged around $50 (I was fucking furious), I am pretty sure that the stop loss farmers are 'friends of the exchange' itself. In otherwords, Huobi and Bitfinex are hookey exchanges that just aren't to be trusted, as is BTC-e. Bitstamp for all it's annoyances and faults, is the only large Bitcoin exchange I would deem as being honest. So without any of the fake volume, the fake wall depth which instils a false sense of confidence in traders, or any of the insider stop/limit order farming, Bitstamp is the exchange which is the most liquid, honest, and the truest representative of where Bitcoin is going. Huobi and Bitfinex are trying to break up the way against the grain of all the near term indicators because: a) they are manipulated b) stop loss farmers are going after risk intolerant stop loss orders Bitstamp isn't following because the big players on there know that right now, the market needs to clean itself out a bit before further progress up the charts can be made. Not least of all, due to the maxed out over extended leverage on the large corrupt, crooked, and hookey exchanges. What whale is going to make large Bitcoin purchases only to have all these maxed out over extended longs cash out at the whales' expense? If you look at the Bitstamp charts, clear and logical chart formations are made. Bitfinex on the the otherhand is erratic and all over the fucking shop, frequently registering these strange low volume spikes and dips. Yes. And stop loss orders are not guaranteed, it depends on depth of buyers, and of course since they have level 3 inside access they know where the price points are at.
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Who else is expecting this announcement from KNC next week...
"We are excited to announce that we have 20,000 "new" Jupiter kits for immediate sale at a special discount price of $1000 per THs."
Whatever they cant sell they can undervolt and still run, basically there is no capital cost since its been paid for already or made it back many times over.
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Screw the display!
We need more hash power!!
How? You really think they will sell separate boards/boxes? I doubt it. they will 'make' such they simply won't sell such to customers...i bet they are board specific to the mounts on their current rack mounting PH farsm the cloud hashing offer works like this ..you cloud hash you don't get a 2nd miner and when we send you a miner we stop (net gain KNC) so all the taking cloud hashing does is give you hash 'till you get your miner" then that hash goes to knc and the future miner (which is probably already being made..in case you did not take cloud hashing optioin ..but now that you have goes plop into their PH farm eventually (except for your 1st piece of equipment) in an ideal world all hash and 2nd miner go back to KNC for use on their farm works slick huh as to the above point ..they will NOT sell modules to us once they have shipped neptunes all batches .indeed i suspect they are producint 2 miners for every one sent to a customer ...the extra miner out the door in this time period will go directly to their PH farm....also any miners after batch 3 will go directly to PH farm....it is win/win/win for knc get the cloud hashing 'back' they setup for you to hash..get your machine out while likely making 2x as many machines...also the machines that were refunded..they are also being built to go right to knc and any 'modules' in the future are plug in play int their current rack setup on the giant PH farm brillant i must admit Searing Batch 3 is "not refundable"
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Sneaky Bastards. . again
Why dont they just put an asterisk next to it, then in the footnote section make it 2 pt font.
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