It terms of the mining software / firmware BKKcoins basically you are going to provide that for the Klondike correct as open source as well to the community and I hope we can help develop and revise, improve this as a community of Klondike users? Basically we shouldn't need to give "free" Klondikes to those who code for CGminer or other software etc do we? I find that counter productive to the whole spirit of the open source aspect of this project... very parasitic actually right? I think we need to NIP that right in the bud so no one is held hostage by miner developers.
I would prefer to add a small fee, which is sent to you as a donation for every download for the Klondike, anytime I provide the software / firmware to someone who buys a board from me. Of course giving you a royalty for each board sold to me is a must and I will be put that directly into my fees for those buying boards. We should all be supporting your work this way I hope. Of course some will leech off the project but really we should be giving what we can to you for all this work you are doing right?
Adapting cgminer for Klondike should be way less challenging than the HW part and I assume there are lots of folks out there who could do it once the protocol interface is specified. Otherwise I can do that (did driver optimization for CM1 boards before). Since I plan to get a prototype assembled with my portion of sample chips, I will be able to test early. As for the compensation for the work being done in this project: since Bkk is not going to produce and sell the boards he is designing (in contrast to e.g. burnin), the only way to get compensated for the hard work is through donations. That's Open Source, but since you can't pay your rent with the reputation you gain, I firmly hope end believe that everyone who will take the design to build Klondike clones won't forget to send a donation. Edit: overlapped with Bkk's post, sorry. |
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Its really hard to see that avalon is giving zero support now. I mean i have a batch on hold since 4 days, the transaction has over 600 confirmations but nothing moves... and no one from avalon gets back to me... its putting pressure on me because its groupbuyers bitcoins mostly and im starting to get a bit angry now... i mean not giving support on products... might be... but no support at all... no chance to reach someone?
Not wanting to spam this thread, nor to discourage you, but: I tried every single communication channel available for weeks now - not a single line of feedback  Good Luck |
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This happened to me some weeks ago: I sent 782 coins to pay an Avalon ASIC chip order over blockchaininfo wallet from an address that I collected BTC for a group buy before. I did not notice that one of the many inputs was not yet confirmed, so the whole payment did not make it into the blockchain (posted more details here). That caused me lots of trouble, since when the payment finally went through, my order was cancelled due to the payment delay. And since there is no support from Avalon, I lost both my coins and the chips. Not sure if this is a blockchaininfo wallet feature to process payments from unconfirmed inputs, at least I would have expected some warning. |
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Buy backs and RefundsI have currently more folks interested in buying more chips than those asking to get them refunded. Therefore I am opening a limited buy-back window for all of you who changed their minds. The current demand is for ~4k more chips, so here is the process how to get your coins back: - PM me your refund request with
- a single CVS formatted line: <forum nick>; <-N>; <-C>; <sending address>
Note:
- this is the exact same line you bought your chips with, but now with negative number of chips N and negative number of coins C
- all or nothing - no partial refunds, i.e. if you bough 100 chips with one particular order, you can't get only 60 chips refunded
- a signature of that line signed with <sending address>
Which sending adress is that one?, the first one is the sending adress you get generated on eg. mtgox, but what is the other one? Have you read and understood my OP? I stated at least 10 times in this thread to NOT use MtGox or any other services that use addresses you do not control (i.e. can not sign with). The <sending address> has to be the same address where the chips were paid from, coins will go back to sender (that's why it is important to control the address). You need to sign your request to prevent false claims. Does this help? |
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All good folks  the format I asked for is what roy7 / dex1 promote, i.e.: SUP; <your name>; <project>But no worries, swapping the positions will force me to extend my script-writing capabilities, so it is not a bad thing at all  So far, almost all support went to burnin, which ensures that he will receive enough chips to even test stacking functionality. Generally, with the portion of reserved chips I plan to supply all Open Source projects that offer manufacturing services with chips and ask to send me a fully functional prototype board for testing in return. I'll post my test results to support people still indecisive which board to take. |
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Update: Sample ChipsNo news from Avalon directly so far, but relevant updates from folks attending the Bitcoin conference: At Bitcoin 2013, Yifu said they will ship the sample chips (30 pieces per order of 10k) by the end of May.
The resulting facts for our chips ordered are - first samples will show up at my door second half of June and be in developers' hands by end of June
- for each 1k chips ordered you can get 3 sample chips
Request ProcedureGenerally, I am going to treat every buyer equally, i.e. for any 334 chips ordered you are entitled to request one sample chip. Since the purpose of samples is to validate the designs currently being developed and assure having them finalizing until the ordered chips arrive, samples are really useful for developers only. Therefore, if you are not designing a mining board but have enough chips ordered to be entitled for samples, please be fair and abstain from your right to support those who need them more. Also note that receiving samples requires the shipping and handling costs as described in the OP to be paid. Since most of orders are smaller ones and not in multiples of 334, I am proposing the following model for sample chip distribution: - everyone is either a project owner or supporter
- an owner declares his demand for samples
- a supporter declares his binding request to delegate his portion of samples to an owner
Developers that seek support please post a description of your project (or link to thread) and declare yourself as owner. For easier maintenance, please include this single CSV formatted line in your post: The chips you personally ordered will be accounted to your project. Supporters please make up your mind whom you would like to support and provide me a CSV one liner formatted as: SUP;<supporter name>;<owner name> As before, do this either in this thread or via PM. Please limit my account work by placing your support only once and for all the chips you ordered. I will collect your input until sample chips arrive and distribute them relatively to the supporting orders. Thanks.
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Dear BkkCoins,
I am watching this thread and your project closely and I stopped by to demonstrate my respect for your work.
When I agreed to fund chips for distribution to DIY folks and supporting Open Source projects, this was exactly what I hoped to enable. Working Open Source does not only mean throwing some documents to GitHub - it also implies you personal openness to listen to your supporters and consider resulting ideas. Having so many contributors actively following you is your ultimate proof that you did everything right.
I would be glad if the 10 BTC I just sent to your address (1BvpJvejSmtWjuDfytZL5HTBUjoXokazp9) could help you to at least cover some expenses on your way to a working prototype. Let me know when you need more. Additionally, I have you on my list for projects to receive a portion of the chip samples (so no need to destroy working Avalons for that, folks).
As my potential contribution to this project, I might be able to win a very experienced and skilled developer to design a custom water-cooling block for Klondike that will also be released as open source. Please PM me as soon as your time allows to provide the relevant technical specs.
Best of Luck,
zefir
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i want to buy more Chips . is there some available ? Not yet, only minor refunds issued (less than 300 chips). Since in every batch I sold more than initially planned, the returned chips are going first back into a reserve pool. I will announce publicly should that number reach a given threshold over what I intend to reserve for the DIY and my own projects. |
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Avalon releasing Reference DocsAs announced in his thread, BitSyncom released an initial set of reference docs that can be found on GitHub. Buy backs and RefundsI have currently more folks interested in buying more chips than those asking to get them refunded. Therefore I am opening a limited buy-back window for all of you who changed their minds. The current demand is for ~4k more chips, so here is the process how to get your coins back: - PM me your refund request with
- a single CVS formatted line: <forum nick>; <-N>; <-C>; <sending address>
Note:
- this is the exact same line you bought your chips with, but now with negative number of chips N and negative number of coins C
- all or nothing - no partial refunds, i.e. if you bough 100 chips with one particular order, you can't get only 60 chips refunded
- a signature of that line signed with <sending address>
- if within demands, I'll refund you for the chips you gave back in full
Next StepsWith the initial set of reference docs provided, the active DIY designers have started to refactor their boards. BitSyncom assured that the docs are going to be completed in the next weeks. The next relevant step will then be the delivery of sample chips, which should happen somewhere during the next 4 weeks.
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Next StepsAfter finalizing the batch orders, all further processing steps are depending solely on Avalon's actions and responses. The rough schedule I am pulling out of thin air looks as follows - beginning of May: wait and see <-- we are here
- second half of May: Avalon releases reference design and documentation
- end of May: first chip samples get shipped
- beginning of June: developers finalizing their designs and ordering sample chips
- mid of June: developers assemble and demo their mining products
- second half of June: I collect shipping information for the chips ordered
- beginning of July: first batches produced and shipped to me
- mid of July: chips get delivered and I start distribution shipments
This is the ideal schedule based on the numbers provided by Avalon. We all know that realistically each step will be delayed by some non-predictable amount of time, so let us sit and wait a while. I will post updates as soon as they are available - no need to explicitly ask for them. Notice: After Sales Trades / SpeculationSeveral buyers changed their mind (either realizing they don't want the chips any more or speculating for a quick buck) and approached me to update my data on file to account private trades they did. Please understand that I am not supporting those trades, mainly because I don't want to carry the responsibility for something going wrong or find myself in the middle of disputes. If you want to trade your chips, the correct way to do this is as follows: - find an agreement with the new buyer
- organize and process escrow
- when the time has come to supply shipping address, provide that of the new buyer and sign with your original payment address
- wait for the chips to get delivered and release escrow
Alternatively, since there are still interested buyers asking for chips, I might be able to buy them back from you -- PM me to check if there is demand. This is a limited offer and (as sales are final) I reserve the right to refuse to buy at any time. Cheers, zefir
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Wow, really? That little bit caused the whole thing to get stalled up?
I'm tempted to say the answer to your question might be "maybe" but what happens if you try to send out a smaller amount?
If indeed that prevents the address from being swept, it would be interesting that all I need to do is pay 1 unverified satoshi each day and my account is locked down
Did that today, i.e. send the coins again, but reduced the amount by the still unconfirmed input. That worked, i.e. transaction got confirmed within minutes. Obviously the problematic input is left out for the transaction. Problem is therefore limited to situations when you spent all coins (which sadly will mostly be the case in group buy type of fund collections). |
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Dear Bitcoiners, I ran into a stupid situation that prevented me to spend the coins from an address, since one input failed to get confirmed. First I might need to say sorry if I missed to RTFM or it is a known fact. Otherwise this might turn out to be a reliable way to lock funds in an address and render them unspendable for some time. This is how I ran into it: I am buying Avalon ASIC chips in 10k batches and distribute them to DIY folks in smaller volumes to support the de-centralization of ASIC mining. I use the blockchain for accounting, i.e. there is one common address ( 162HWpt9njiDsk5nwGixw7fDPuNy55Kh9X) all buyers send coins to and approve their order by signing with their sending address. As soon as the final balance in that address reached a threshold, I ordered the next batch and paid with the collected coins. I process payments with piuk's MyWallet and everything went fine for several chip orders, but failed badly with my last payment. After sending all remaining coins (500+ BTC) for a partial payment from that address, several hours later I noticed it was still not confirmed. Investigated and found that one single input (out of 100+) was pending unconfirmed, holding the transaction in limbo. 24h later my payment transaction was canceled, but since I still see the problematic input pending unconfirmed, I am not able to sweep this address. As the inputs to be used for an output are not selectable (at least in MyWallet), isn't this an easy and reliable scheme to prevent addresses from being swept: just send a small amount with no tx fees and get it stalled for 24h? Any advice how to prevent this (other than waiting inputs to confirm)? Thanks |
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Batch 7 final orders: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 200 17.20 1A5H29yRrCpXxpuotC6Lau1VCF2XjwcMeX
02 960 82.56 1CrZdyEoDTokwLHGR1izmzEZ5gxDSE9chK
03 10 0.86 1HpA1dmCjKMTM1tjzsUZ4mLw1kQ4EZFDrq
04 100 8.60 14wpd6S6HAkGzj4a6LYQbUfGBjLZbmB8zP
05 1150 98.90 16MxDjVzmCQ62usJj649PFf7y5CF192NM4
06 20 1.72 1BLT1SDzLqNa1nZL7pFovGEPwQ1HnyWuCu
07 60 5.16 1MUVa2bz9DbjqvWogbAioQs68bhZikWxuR
08 70 6.02 139yc9vELLfx5Q4BgP8MVv6G43cVJuVvg5
09 40 3.44 1JzCi4EMKzPUiTiptSzfbnPSA5NmFdLuss
10 20 1.72 1L4rzGbo6LmSmPxnphu4vtgpC9bwLdTUa1
11 200 17.20 1ChoHXUKSkhYfTo17LNPKZK3St9NWSrSrf
12 50 4.30 1GonszpsQY4uMxFHcXVcWHi17EjZikegTo
13 20 1.72 1CZPeexvZcTSqiwH6Z1h7JtfZngJqFtHyq
14 10 0.86 17sYSprh8QbWXat1vnYoyR7kuindCcpj23
15 20 1.72 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
16 360 30.96 168Mn2DiZMnhnnesVYZQWNUQL2CAEfhXDT
17 190 16.34 17wHwmw24CaxozDYpM5C7kvLhDhQF5x4sC
18 50 4.30 1FxXNQ6PY3mTzNx17P54DVTrSmavhoW2B
19 250 21.50 1GuUxUAtAyU7ViCymXgdJwBrwBHR3bj8Xb
20 10 0.86 17bytFkbVfpr4re3t8RdJgzLVm6XPtZLXo
21 40 3.44 1CgvQrFgtcyefLg1JFGrxibLu7VwqVaTCs
22 10 0.86 1Ckdp37vzcXyuoATFfBdSLd8WV1iJvm2bD
23 30 2.58 1ZePhramiDqjYJzqiyUFaY5qhz5k4unRC
24 30 2.58 148nKdqjjJPGQXAQrg5ZBtMRWNaBe7vxeS
25 240 20.64 1PyvPBpWUD1NwCuSppr6DCA3TrP9zwF9qR
26 150 12.90 1PwnXHGbhM9vPhRgs9hiejaF2GDRiMAimr
27 50 4.30 16wD5mRQBfUHUpmZyEeFQv3sgySzZqiUX4
28 20 1.72 1MGFiLNdmZHF6xNjfjp6kuRQjFU7yNJRjm
29 20 1.72 1KmsNZyXiZdDxXnQUhw9oYBZAo9emaAuD2
30 20 1.72 1Gqy5JeUU9RWCnnYXeCjCaEuFts9wKyQem
31 100 8.60 1DSFkmqxzyH7CynXQ76d6uc1WzSxBHTha2
32 30 2.58 1829fgtyfQi3WQsLJMQMhqLzXthyh8Wfev
33 50 4.30 1PwrtU3rn21W534GxGtGBd5Xa8n834YLqQ
34 100 8.60 1QEtvrHcTZ7oKhJzBcjTyXHphcsY1skJVH
35 20 1.72 1JSmv8EMDTzbvA47QzN48tWCjJF5M6TCJU
36 120 10.32 16caEU1CR8sftdRdReWGj7ag59ts4DGJL1
37 20 1.72 1HMwhanZiGHBdJUsUymvjdeLvGc8p6rXqF
38 20 1.72 1L5VE93qbbepo5CJtyeQaVF6sM8PnqrmPL
39 20 1.72 18Ku5u3gGm5y2PNK3GzfYpnGGtZqf563Y
40 20 1.72 1AmrUydgQ4U5q5N1JmdjARwbQrAoB7Rj1Z
41 300 25.80 1F8dG9k57uiNyPh1K8eekXbEVqjFFsuZKy
42 500 43.00 1EDkv6yxPR687tQC6jY8q95m76t6MLvnkY
43 680 58.48 18aah5YrHkgcB1VdLxfjGsWDLLQJQ4NnHx
44 100 8.60 1pDstJv8t2MNm8ipTwg68P1u8nEYxP9tk
45 320 27.52 1BTHbAp27a9NyMfou8b7XtGKZeewKLfoGe
46 100 8.60 19sS8Duo2as8X7UTqEBR4FVFJxGyar7Ry1
47 30 2.58 12ST2a5E9AfsBGgmTpLDt9FLVR5yC8QsqB
48 10 0.86 1PkhyYNo7dF86QBMbc5ppmFsT6VKVGYBPv
49 110 9.46 17SEweovjjuTUY4Vx3iS1aJ5NjGRDEKRQe
50 40 3.44 1A5H29yRrCpXxpuotC6Lau1VCF2XjwcMeX
51 120 10.32 1HaNP4owS4pfSDSeYydHuckZPmCcozLUGP
52 1000 86.00 1FrGFZbaRpYM2EKtvnwqvCfjdTmNXBgDvK
53 100 8.60 1C5dm2gLxQHcjqeJFESXqq6zpm3oxirPv9
54 20 1.72 178u3wUGCJTvDaLmb7GZi3gQvZJXX3Hy2i
55 100 8.60 1HyzziJ2Xq3fegJZht8d2qwsdH8iRQGcL2
56 120 10.32 19B9nPJhtPWZkhjxPZ13yiECdMJSyDgHva
57 250 21.50 1A7exm6H5UadJNZ3dQv3qJqqYHfr2zEELA
58 80 6.88 1EusLtExL9UKYYFRBCsxsYmxXpsoCRJBxD
59 260 22.36 19PL2YiQdXQQgCXdT7YJWGRbcgaJR4khFy
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Sum: 9140
There were some re-orderings based on how fast payments got into the blockchain, so your order ID from previous list might have changed. |
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Order Window Closed Thank you all for your support and trust. I will lock this thread now and unlock it only to post updates. All buyers should add it to their watch list. An update with the final numbers is currently being worked on and will be posted today. |
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@zefir You have two #1 in this last list posted.
Aargh, again. That's a placeholder to ensure consistent formatting of the lists that I forgot to remove. Thanks, fixed. |
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Batch 7 confirmed orders: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 200 17.20 1A5H29yRrCpXxpuotC6Lau1VCF2XjwcMeX
02 960 82.56 1CrZdyEoDTokwLHGR1izmzEZ5gxDSE9chK
03 10 0.86 1HpA1dmCjKMTM1tjzsUZ4mLw1kQ4EZFDrq
04 100 8.60 14wpd6S6HAkGzj4a6LYQbUfGBjLZbmB8zP
05 1150 98.90 16MxDjVzmCQ62usJj649PFf7y5CF192NM4
06 20 1.72 1BLT1SDzLqNa1nZL7pFovGEPwQ1HnyWuCu
07 60 5.16 1MUVa2bz9DbjqvWogbAioQs68bhZikWxuR
08 70 6.02 139yc9vELLfx5Q4BgP8MVv6G43cVJuVvg5
09 40 3.44 1JzCi4EMKzPUiTiptSzfbnPSA5NmFdLuss
10 20 1.72 1L4rzGbo6LmSmPxnphu4vtgpC9bwLdTUa1
11 200 17.20 1ChoHXUKSkhYfTo17LNPKZK3St9NWSrSrf
12 50 4.30 1GonszpsQY4uMxFHcXVcWHi17EjZikegTo
13 20 1.72 1CZPeexvZcTSqiwH6Z1h7JtfZngJqFtHyq
14 10 0.86 17sYSprh8QbWXat1vnYoyR7kuindCcpj23
15 20 1.72 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
16 360 30.96 168Mn2DiZMnhnnesVYZQWNUQL2CAEfhXDT
17 190 16.34 17wHwmw24CaxozDYpM5C7kvLhDhQF5x4sC
18 50 4.30 1FxXNQ6PY3mTzNx17P54DVTrSmavhoW2B
19 250 21.50 1GuUxUAtAyU7ViCymXgdJwBrwBHR3bj8Xb
20 10 0.86 17bytFkbVfpr4re3t8RdJgzLVm6XPtZLXo
21 40 3.44 1CgvQrFgtcyefLg1JFGrxibLu7VwqVaTCs
22 10 0.86 1Ckdp37vzcXyuoATFfBdSLd8WV1iJvm2bD
23 30 2.58 1ZePhramiDqjYJzqiyUFaY5qhz5k4unRC
24 30 2.58 148nKdqjjJPGQXAQrg5ZBtMRWNaBe7vxeS
25 240 20.64 1PyvPBpWUD1NwCuSppr6DCA3TrP9zwF9qR
26 150 12.90 1PwnXHGbhM9vPhRgs9hiejaF2GDRiMAimr
27 50 4.30 16wD5mRQBfUHUpmZyEeFQv3sgySzZqiUX4
28 20 1.72 1MGFiLNdmZHF6xNjfjp6kuRQjFU7yNJRjm
29 20 1.72 1KmsNZyXiZdDxXnQUhw9oYBZAo9emaAuD2
30 20 1.72 1Gqy5JeUU9RWCnnYXeCjCaEuFts9wKyQem
31 100 8.60 1DSFkmqxzyH7CynXQ76d6uc1WzSxBHTha2
32 30 2.58 1829fgtyfQi3WQsLJMQMhqLzXthyh8Wfev
33 50 4.30 1PwrtU3rn21W534GxGtGBd5Xa8n834YLqQ
34 100 8.60 1QEtvrHcTZ7oKhJzBcjTyXHphcsY1skJVH
35 20 1.72 1HMwhanZiGHBdJUsUymvjdeLvGc8p6rXqF
36 20 1.72 1JSmv8EMDTzbvA47QzN48tWCjJF5M6TCJU
37 20 1.72 1L5VE93qbbepo5CJtyeQaVF6sM8PnqrmPL
38 20 1.72 18Ku5u3gGm5y2PNK3GzfYpnGGtZqf563Y
39 20 1.72 1AmrUydgQ4U5q5N1JmdjARwbQrAoB7Rj1Z
40 300 25.80 1F8dG9k57uiNyPh1K8eekXbEVqjFFsuZKy
41 500 43.00 1EDkv6yxPR687tQC6jY8q95m76t6MLvnkY
42 680 58.48 18aah5YrHkgcB1VdLxfjGsWDLLQJQ4NnHx
43 100 8.60 1pDstJv8t2MNm8ipTwg68P1u8nEYxP9tk
44 320 27.52 1BTHbAp27a9NyMfou8b7XtGKZeewKLfoGe
45 100 8.60 19sS8Duo2as8X7UTqEBR4FVFJxGyar7Ry1
46 30 2.58 12ST2a5E9AfsBGgmTpLDt9FLVR5yC8QsqB
47 10 0.86 1PkhyYNo7dF86QBMbc5ppmFsT6VKVGYBPv
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Sum: 6820
Reserved: 1000
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Remaining: 2180
2180 chips remaining. 3h left. That's for today from me. Please do not send coins after the order window closing (2013-05-01T00:00Z, May 1st 2013, 00:00 UTC), which is in ~3h from now. |
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I (zefir) confirm that the order ID 31 in Avalon DIY-ASIC order batch 3
Wassupia; 40; 3.44; 1PvYMQjpJeUvoDY5SjtHHCfJ5iHwbFhenX
has been replaced with
2weiX; 40; 3.44; 16wD5mRQBfUHUpmZyEeFQv3sgySzZqiUX4
Signed with the common payment address 162HWpt9njiDsk5nwGixw7fDPuNy55Kh9X G5+LbSNaoiMuj30u0cqRVOEtVI0iX0/hX7xGZi4H4JLD2rkIPicz7NUhEy2k0OmCosNzgiikCKly0XWt41BJYkY=
This will remain the one and only event where I modify my records after the orders have been paid. I agreed to do it assuming some serious financial problem occurred, but I am not going to support speculation that causes additional work on my side. |
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Updated list for batch 6: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 50 4.30 1FPpiTQoEguA3RtQ1jjL7Y7UoRBnaMV3zj
02 40 3.44 1BN9BoF68H2nBK3UoZHu1mpVLuY82vtJo7
03 10 0.86 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
04 240 20.64 113UqQP64rcjMSSqzvA34EG8JDTLEGmeKe
05 220 18.92 14DChaBBKPuRkTP3QDtrx9L7HS9ts1JuG7
06 10 0.86 16CDjB2uvZkgEmZ6EZffK7GiHHnHpAQnGi
07 120 10.32 12hv7UcFgrBWLjWs5McPYP63Yza6ufT6Sw
08 40 3.44 1ERmSXMiocN5cMEYFvCGQPKqysMEy29AxY
09 150 12.90 1DM2FqhdfF3mwLvP1UbVLstD9K2yNYesxE proxy for 1Negb4xSk4HFF2dhRGstzh8b34x4s7wtnS
10 10 0.86 1GAMuTEk3BQfRcMbuWeZeJAWNGqWbmL8kc
11 100 8.60 14GGwWjLLHjje3H8jbntUqk2tP9hVpmiMd
12 10 0.86 1MoNnBNKH3WAcFVCqRxBL6eRQhsg9dYae9
13 400 34.40 1LQiYkivRgDyZeDHCZ1L2GRVTYtMFcfuxG
14 10 0.86 1PW9fvHQdUqwSb8DMkpDFCwnGjCJp6ZWX1
15 40 3.44 18zofwi2W8bDNu6GX8Gio5bTFzpJYtacSe
16 60 5.16 18wizj3k69UKcayeC9NEM3mR8Ye3zfMtbT
17 400 34.40 1C1eL9Bq1A8ByJuPysqtxMXiUfdVridzzV
18 80 6.88 1PNiMq57vqiatLpGQSgGjKUMgec2NTCHiC
19 10 0.86 18jT5APjz18Z2CUihdG9Wy6xWtA57JUzEM
20 10 0.86 1PEppLX7mqhKGq76fjYPtVvexCijvikje4
21 40 3.44 1L5VE93qbbepo5CJtyeQaVF6sM8PnqrmPL
22 10 0.86 1Ckdp37vzcXyuoATFfBdSLd8WV1iJvm2bD
23 40 3.44 1DDTenLgSun6fvTJLtsfFBo6qdvAJRGYuM
24 120 10.32 16xaGH9D2AwG7yooFeo8qDXvgtPDRRfkDh
25 10 0.86 18McktzKdnJ5g4JmrYJ8MmGBM2hLEWZU9J
26 40 3.44 13RBZF5BuTb77ziH9YRCwDKwdbYYc6Mwp3
27 20 1.72 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
28 30 2.58 15sJQqE2dEGi5dLQi4MyDw5ZQ4HKzT7P3d
29 20 1.72 182y1PNTqvj3nePZb6Z8vFo7Moer9HyA9n
30 240 20.64 17wHwmw24CaxozDYpM5C7kvLhDhQF5x4sC
31 20 1.72 1RBtZ4aSMfn26NXBMB9GZwtUc8wfWLFRh
32 20 1.72 1wZKwZ7kEqdsZyDjYuFR7okZYiKV4KhcD
33 40 3.44 1KN3P8mZtQiaErUNzFWw6A7LCSm1RdSirG
34 220 18.92 1zYza9zY8ACAnoR2J7CfcZt16z4kTD7ph
35 40 3.44 12jFMLBN4uo665gCpSTBPEYDm1oBb1xcRH
36 50 4.30 14CArs7NUkx81GHd7Tk6mwtjWQjgiPTbcB
37 10 0.86 16MiUsmezJMZu75hyJUGkorbx8wCy3jJb8 proxy for 1Gqy5JeUU9RWCnnYXeCjCaEuFts9wKyQem
38 40 3.44 1DvHwKh5kqwTRQcLqq7Aw2cqgpDVkLWRei
39 500 43.00 16zujPpREPs8UxHZDDPfc1gB4wW83XyMQ1
40 50 4.30 1PkhyYNo7dF86QBMbc5ppmFsT6VKVGYBPv
41 5000 430.00 1FLixF36GaUULaKbUT5P2GcJ7jtUmeYFmW
42 500 43.00 1FT3rRSYPEgh1K2Xf9yaZpNaF34MsEsnmy
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Sum: 9070
Batch 7 confirmed orders: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 50 4.30 1FPpiTQoEguA3RtQ1jjL7Y7UoRBnaMV3zj
01 200 17.20 1A5H29yRrCpXxpuotC6Lau1VCF2XjwcMeX
02 960 82.56 1CrZdyEoDTokwLHGR1izmzEZ5gxDSE9chK
03 10 0.86 1HpA1dmCjKMTM1tjzsUZ4mLw1kQ4EZFDrq
04 100 8.60 14wpd6S6HAkGzj4a6LYQbUfGBjLZbmB8zP
05 1150 98.90 16MxDjVzmCQ62usJj649PFf7y5CF192NM4
06 20 1.72 1BLT1SDzLqNa1nZL7pFovGEPwQ1HnyWuCu
07 60 5.16 1MUVa2bz9DbjqvWogbAioQs68bhZikWxuR
08 70 6.02 139yc9vELLfx5Q4BgP8MVv6G43cVJuVvg5
09 40 3.44 1JzCi4EMKzPUiTiptSzfbnPSA5NmFdLuss
10 20 1.72 1L4rzGbo6LmSmPxnphu4vtgpC9bwLdTUa1
11 200 17.20 1ChoHXUKSkhYfTo17LNPKZK3St9NWSrSrf
12 50 4.30 1GonszpsQY4uMxFHcXVcWHi17EjZikegTo
13 20 1.72 1CZPeexvZcTSqiwH6Z1h7JtfZngJqFtHyq
14 10 0.86 17sYSprh8QbWXat1vnYoyR7kuindCcpj23
15 20 1.72 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
16 360 30.96 168Mn2DiZMnhnnesVYZQWNUQL2CAEfhXDT
17 190 16.34 17wHwmw24CaxozDYpM5C7kvLhDhQF5x4sC
18 50 4.30 1FxXNQ6PY3mTzNx17P54DVTrSmavhoW2B
19 250 21.50 1GuUxUAtAyU7ViCymXgdJwBrwBHR3bj8Xb
20 10 0.86 17bytFkbVfpr4re3t8RdJgzLVm6XPtZLXo
21 40 3.44 1CgvQrFgtcyefLg1JFGrxibLu7VwqVaTCs
22 10 0.86 1Ckdp37vzcXyuoATFfBdSLd8WV1iJvm2bD
23 30 2.58 1ZePhramiDqjYJzqiyUFaY5qhz5k4unRC
24 30 2.58 148nKdqjjJPGQXAQrg5ZBtMRWNaBe7vxeS
25 240 20.64 1PyvPBpWUD1NwCuSppr6DCA3TrP9zwF9qR
26 150 12.90 1PwnXHGbhM9vPhRgs9hiejaF2GDRiMAimr
27 50 4.30 16wD5mRQBfUHUpmZyEeFQv3sgySzZqiUX4
28 20 1.72 1MGFiLNdmZHF6xNjfjp6kuRQjFU7yNJRjm
29 20 1.72 1KmsNZyXiZdDxXnQUhw9oYBZAo9emaAuD2
30 20 1.72 1Gqy5JeUU9RWCnnYXeCjCaEuFts9wKyQem
31 100 8.60 1DSFkmqxzyH7CynXQ76d6uc1WzSxBHTha2
32 30 2.58 1829fgtyfQi3WQsLJMQMhqLzXthyh8Wfev
33 50 4.30 1PwrtU3rn21W534GxGtGBd5Xa8n834YLqQ
34 100 8.60 1QEtvrHcTZ7oKhJzBcjTyXHphcsY1skJVH
35 20 1.72 1HMwhanZiGHBdJUsUymvjdeLvGc8p6rXqF
36 20 1.72 1JSmv8EMDTzbvA47QzN48tWCjJF5M6TCJU
37 20 1.72 1L5VE93qbbepo5CJtyeQaVF6sM8PnqrmPL
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Sum: 4740
Reserved: 1000
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Remaining: 4260
4260 chips remaining. < 6h to go. |
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Batch 6 sold as follows: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 50 4.30 1FPpiTQoEguA3RtQ1jjL7Y7UoRBnaMV3zj
02 40 3.44 1BN9BoF68H2nBK3UoZHu1mpVLuY82vtJo7
03 10 0.86 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
04 240 20.64 113UqQP64rcjMSSqzvA34EG8JDTLEGmeKe
05 220 18.92 14DChaBBKPuRkTP3QDtrx9L7HS9ts1JuG7
06 10 0.86 16CDjB2uvZkgEmZ6EZffK7GiHHnHpAQnGi
07 120 10.32 12hv7UcFgrBWLjWs5McPYP63Yza6ufT6Sw
08 40 3.44 1ERmSXMiocN5cMEYFvCGQPKqysMEy29AxY
09 150 12.90 1DM2FqhdfF3mwLvP1UbVLstD9K2yNYesxE proxy for 1Negb4xSk4HFF2dhRGstzh8b34x4s7wtnS
10 10 0.86 1GAMuTEk3BQfRcMbuWeZeJAWNGqWbmL8kc
11 100 8.60 14GGwWjLLHjje3H8jbntUqk2tP9hVpmiMd
12 10 0.86 1MoNnBNKH3WAcFVCqRxBL6eRQhsg9dYae9
13 400 34.40 1LQiYkivRgDyZeDHCZ1L2GRVTYtMFcfuxG
14 10 0.86 1PW9fvHQdUqwSb8DMkpDFCwnGjCJp6ZWX1
15 40 3.44 18zofwi2W8bDNu6GX8Gio5bTFzpJYtacSe
16 60 5.16 18wizj3k69UKcayeC9NEM3mR8Ye3zfMtbT
17 400 34.40 1C1eL9Bq1A8ByJuPysqtxMXiUfdVridzzV
18 80 6.88 1PNiMq57vqiatLpGQSgGjKUMgec2NTCHiC
19 10 0.86 18jT5APjz18Z2CUihdG9Wy6xWtA57JUzEM
20 10 0.86 1PEppLX7mqhKGq76fjYPtVvexCijvikje4
21 40 3.44 1L5VE93qbbepo5CJtyeQaVF6sM8PnqrmPL
22 10 0.86 1Ckdp37vzcXyuoATFfBdSLd8WV1iJvm2bD
23 40 3.44 1DDTenLgSun6fvTJLtsfFBo6qdvAJRGYuM
24 120 10.32 16xaGH9D2AwG7yooFeo8qDXvgtPDRRfkDh
25 10 0.86 18McktzKdnJ5g4JmrYJ8MmGBM2hLEWZU9J
26 40 3.44 13RBZF5BuTb77ziH9YRCwDKwdbYYc6Mwp3
27 20 1.72 13niA2BjbXg3p3g6YvUy1RCm79AwB9tzgc
28 30 2.58 15sJQqE2dEGi5dLQi4MyDw5ZQ4HKzT7P3d
29 20 1.72 182y1PNTqvj3nePZb6Z8vFo7Moer9HyA9n
30 240 20.64 17wHwmw24CaxozDYpM5C7kvLhDhQF5x4sC
31 20 1.72 1RBtZ4aSMfn26NXBMB9GZwtUc8wfWLFRh
32 20 1.72 1wZKwZ7kEqdsZyDjYuFR7okZYiKV4KhcD
33 40 3.44 1KN3P8mZtQiaErUNzFWw6A7LCSm1RdSirG
34 220 18.92 1zYza9zY8ACAnoR2J7CfcZt16z4kTD7ph
35 40 3.44 12jFMLBN4uo665gCpSTBPEYDm1oBb1xcRH
36 50 4.30 14CArs7NUkx81GHd7Tk6mwtjWQjgiPTbcB
37 10 0.86 16MiUsmezJMZu75hyJUGkorbx8wCy3jJb8
38 40 3.44 1DvHwKh5kqwTRQcLqq7Aw2cqgpDVkLWRei
39 500 43.00 16zujPpREPs8UxHZDDPfc1gB4wW83XyMQ1
40 50 4.30 1PkhyYNo7dF86QBMbc5ppmFsT6VKVGYBPv
41 5000 430.00 1FLixF36GaUULaKbUT5P2GcJ7jtUmeYFmW
42 500 43.00 1FT3rRSYPEgh1K2Xf9yaZpNaF34MsEsnmy
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Sum: 9070
Batch 7 confirmed orders: ID Chips BTC Address Note
01 200 17.20 1A5H29yRrCpXxpuotC6Lau1VCF2XjwcMeX
02 960 82.56 1CrZdyEoDTokwLHGR1izmzEZ5gxDSE9chK
03 10 0.86 1HpA1dmCjKMTM1tjzsUZ4mLw1kQ4EZFDrq
04 100 8.60 14wpd6S6HAkGzj4a6LYQbUfGBjLZbmB8zP
05 1150 98.90 16MxDjVzmCQ62usJj649PFf7y5CF192NM4
06 20 1.72 1BLT1SDzLqNa1nZL7pFovGEPwQ1HnyWuCu
07 60 5.16 1MUVa2bz9DbjqvWogbAioQs68bhZikWxuR
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Sum: 2500
Reserved: 1000
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Remaining: 7500
7500 chips remaining in the 7th (and most probably final) batch. Please note that batches 6 and 7 have been ordered in one order and should get delivered at the same time. Since they are paid already, all present and future orders are final. |
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