You're welcome. BlueDragon's suggestion of running a private pool sounds useful. Alternatively if you're of a coding bent, you could just diff the changes kr105 made to cgminer 3.1.1 to get blake working on stratum and apply them to the proxy. I think its just the blake hash function plus a couple of esoteric tweaks to the sha256 hashing used in the work generation (BlueDragon swapped a double hash for a single hash).

I may take another look at the x6500 code if there is enough interest (I've also had a call to do a litecoin port). Unfortunately I've gotten so frustrated with the xilinx toolchain that there was a looming risk of burnout, so I've been taking it easy the last few weeks. Give me a while longer and I may feel up to it again.

will there be a mac osx qt release anytime soon?

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Just wanted to see people's thoughts on this. I know that when you resell some equipment you've been using, you have a desire to recoup as much of the purchase cost as possible. Likewise, bidding wars will settle on what the secondary market's demand will permit.

But after seeing the huge price drops, two weeks in a row on BFL's product line, the eBay prices for used units haven't really changed much.

All of the gear we're seeing for the near future from BFL, Black Arrow, etc, are starting to push into the 500+ GH/s or 1+ TH/s range, for under $10 pr 1GH/s. Some of these devices are closer to $3 per 1GH/s.

What justifies still paying $50+ for a 333MH/s Block Erupter, or close to $1000 for a 25GH/s BFL (especially when BFL is selling their own 50GH/s unit at that price now).

Why are people paying this?

FFC has a coinex pool that has a fairly large hashrate at times...