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45441  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [12 TH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rollntime] on: June 10, 2013, 06:01:34 PM
well no one offered asics at a good price except bfl = waiting ... so I now have a 6.2 ghs gpu farm and I am shrinking it.  I am waiting on 22GH hash from bfl. I purchased a 6gh contract from cloud hashing I also went in on a group buy of a mining rig from  bit fury.  AS OF TODAY AFTER A YEAR OF MINING i am up 3 or 4 thousand usd.  and I have the gpu farm I may get 2 or 3 k from the parts. I am done investing since 3 investments are all in the air.  my gpu farm is now making about 8 usd a day used to make over 100 at its peak. I was in the top 50 on this site for 8 months not any more.
45442  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: is cloudhashing.com a scam?? on: June 10, 2013, 02:55:37 PM
okay made payment got a  google payments cc fraud stop which is common since it is a 700+ usd payment to a company in the UK.  I am attempting to fix it. will post back later today.
45443  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [12 TH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rollntime] on: June 10, 2013, 12:49:29 AM
I purchased a 1 year contract. 1gh plus 5 gh = 6gh for 700usd. supposed to start paying me back this july.  in sept a boost to 7.5gh.  I will post on this to let people know it they are any good. I usd google payments with a cc so I should have a 45 day protection after that oh well.
45444  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: is cloudhashing.com a scam?? on: June 09, 2013, 11:40:45 PM
I got a pm from cloudhasher and I decided to buy a 1 + 5 gh = 6gh contract for 700 usd. I will post more details and let you all know if he is good or bad. I paid asking price and did not get a  discount but he told me all buyers will get a  free boost to contract come this sept. not sure how long that offer is good for.

  To give  some background on me. I am a miner have been mining since aug 2012.  I am a  few coins ahead with my gpu farm, but the time has come to end my gpu farm.  I am a USA, New Jersey resident. I ALSO  have some BFL jallys on order.  I have a gpu farm. I held some Asic Miner stock sold it and have decided to plow the money back into this site and into a group buy of a bit fury  120Gh/s machine.

link to this group buy.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=223746.msg2358139#msg2358139

  My point is yeah this could be a scam.
 yeah that group buy could be a scam.
BFL may stop shipping.  total spent on these 3  items  about 1500- 1600 usd.
 my gpu farm made me 3 or 4 grand. going to sell off the farm and use these 3 buys instead. worse comes to worse I am still ahead.

I am in the process of paying for this with google.

Update paid for it:

  I PURCHASED A 1 YEAR CONTRACT FOR 700 USD.  


 I GET 6GH NOW AND A 25% BOOST TO  7.5 GHS COME SEPT.   I will continue to update on this.

I used google payments. With a credit card. gives some protection.  

Note I just deleted a post I made that was wrong.  I went to the website  and clicked on a lifetime contract which would have been 1000 usd. I purchased a 1 year contract. for 700 usd.

 So to sum up. I got a pm that said I will get 6 gh now starts july  then a boost to 7.5 gh .. I will come back to here and let you know how this works out.  Since I used a cc I can cancel and have some protection for about 45 days.
45445  Bitcoin / Pools / Re: [12 TH/s] BitMinter.com [ASIC support: var diff, Stratum, GBT, rollntime] on: June 09, 2013, 03:31:48 PM
I notice you guys have partnered with cloudhashing, was that a hard decision to make?


I went to cloudhashing I would buy a contract or two.

 I may buy a 1gh + 5 gh = 6gh for 1 year july contract.
45446  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: is cloudhashing.com a scam?? on: June 09, 2013, 02:25:59 PM
cloudhasher

I will buy a contract please send me a pm. I want to ask a question or two.
45447  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 06:51:27 PM
pretty pointless discussion going on..
AM will make new price finding auctions as soon as its necessary, the update tells us it is still not.
Also the guess with 30-40$ cost per stick is propably much too high since the blades cost them around 100$ in production. The margin must be somewhat equal or they wouldnt take the hassle. My guess is 5-10$ for a stick.


 so AM sold 1btc blade for 50btc.    and a .3btc stick for 2btc

 this was pushed into divs payout  and divs have been huge.


All I am saying is 3 income sources;

1) blade sales
2)stick sales
3)mining   

AM will not keep 1 and 2 as high as they have been.  3) is kind of fixed in BTC count 22-30% of the hash. So expect an adjustment in divs and in stock price.

Your basic analysis is correct, but your conclusions assume AM has no gameplan for this scenario.  Any company selling products in a competitive space needs to assume this will happen.  Products sell for premiums when there is minimal competition.  Prices drop to increase sales volume when competition increases and demand lowers.  Margins shrink.  Meanwhile, any responsible company will already have a successor product in the pipeline to bring on the market when the conditions are correct (profit has dropped too far, old inventory has cleared, competitive environment is favorable, etc).  The fact that they sold ~40% of their sticks at top premium price is amazing.  I'm sure they will offer price reduction soon enough to move the rest of the inventory.

At this point, we're looking toward the first conclusion of a product cycle within the ASIC space as competition comes online.  What AM does here is pivotal to investor confidence.  If they have been planning well, we won't see a huge change in business performance.  If they haven't planned for this, we'll see the gap you are predicting.  Place your bets.
I did I counted my winnings and left the table. (I do keep an eye out to see the next play on AM's part.)
45448  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 12:23:00 PM
pretty pointless discussion going on..
AM will make new price finding auctions as soon as its necessary, the update tells us it is still not.
Also the guess with 30-40$ cost per stick is propably much too high since the blades cost them around 100$ in production. The margin must be somewhat equal or they wouldnt take the hassle. My guess is 5-10$ for a stick.


 so AM sold 1btc blade for 50btc.    and a .3btc stick for 2btc

 this was pushed into divs payout  and divs have been huge.


All I am saying is 3 income sources;

1) blade sales
2)stick sales
3)mining   

AM will not keep 1 and 2 as high as they have been.  3) is kind of fixed in BTC count 22-30% of the hash. So expect an adjustment in divs and in stock price.
45449  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 04:13:45 AM
The point about asicminer shares being shares in a company as compared to products from a company, seems to get lost on some.

What could asicminer shares be worth in 5 years, 10 years, 20 years time? How much would they have earned by then in divs; what revenue streams will there be from applications and earning channels undreamed of yet?

Sure some hot new product may come onto the market, and you can keep product comparisons to that for interest sake if you must, but c'mon, these graphics cards and such with built-in rapid obsolescence are no comparison to AM shares.



mci was a stock company as countless others.


 I like AM they made money for me just because I am not on the same page as others when it comes to pricing of the gear that  they sell it does not mean that they have not made money for a lot of people.  Myself included.
45450  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 03:33:17 AM
The comparison is faulty because AM is a company and the other alternatives are hardware.

Why is that relevant, you ask? Well, AM will (hopefully) continuously renew itself and its strategy in order to keep earnings high, whereas the hardware simply gets outdated and earns progressively less and less as time goes along. So: buying hardware may earn you more in the short term, shares in AM may earn you more in the long term.

Comparison is NOT faulty. It is a comparison of "investment" (whether in hardware or a company) and "return" (whether mined bitcoins or dividends paid out as bitcoins). I think most people will agree that the value of hardware (GPU or ASICs) will generally depreciate over time, so that is a "known." The big unknown is AM, which as you point out is a company. We hope they will continuously renew itself, but anything can happen.

...

But the difference between AM and a piece of hardware is that AM is capable of strategic adaptation...

 I completely agree that AM can bust a move and when they bust one I will most likely buy in again.

   For now I see them with 6000 usb sticks  not sold and no new pricing strategy.   Now I concede I am not an insider and I have 0 info on what BFL can sell in the future but they have finished all of JULY 2012 and have started on August 2012.  On May 23 they had  June 23-25  shipped. So 2 weeks later (boy do we love that 2 weeks) they are up to August of 2012.  Just remember  1x  5ghs unit at 2.5 BTC = 16 sticks at a total of 32 BTC .  AM selling sticks  at 2 BTC may have looked good to most stock owners of AM but I always stated they were overpriced. Go back and look at my posts. So to me it looks like short term thinking on the part of AM. I am not second guessing since I said this at the get go.  

  Still the sticks may not be a big problem all that matters is AM paces the hash percentage correctly 22-32% and AM does not need to sell a thing just mine away and let others do the selling of the picks and shovels so to speak.
45451  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 01:16:26 AM
wrong a hd7790 cost 1btc generates 300MHs  

WTF? I didn't even mention a 7790, so how can I be wrong?


 right leaving out a hd7790 and using a hd7970 is wrong since a 7790 is the cheapest gpu for btc mining based on hash /power / price.  


 A hd7790 is 300 hash for 80 watts at 1.1 btc  

 a hd7970 is 650 hash for 240 watts at 3.3 btc    


 at todays rates  the hd7970 makes about $1.55 a day   2 hd7790's make about $1.67 a day    and you spent 3 btc to get the hd7970 and 2 btc to get 2 hd7790's...  of course if you are short slots some will argue the hd7970 is better. in my case I sold off used hd7970's and replaced with hd7790's worked out well sell one used hd7970 and get 3 new hd7790's pretty good deal.
45452  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 07, 2013, 01:09:54 AM

  MY concern is over the usb sticks if 4000 have been sold for 8000 btc do we have 6000 left to sell?  What will we try to move them at 2btc A STICK.? MY next concern is how many blade have been sold? How many are left to sell and will we still try to sell them at 30 BTC a blade.  Seems to me all the sales will drop a lot and dividends will be greatly reduced very soon as BFL will have all jalapenos delivered and up to real time in 90 days. see links

http://www.coindesk.com/butterfly-labs-finally-ships-out-last-years-jalapeno-orders/

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/180-wednesday-6-5-2012.html

 IF true a BFL 5gh sold for 2.5btc that  will end AM income from sales.  This means AM will need more hash and less sales or far lower prices to sell enough  To keep current dividends high.  


Or we can all hope BFL will stop shipping the jalapenos at a fast rate.

We have heard a lot about BFL shipping 5GH/s devices. The problem BFL have is that is all they can ship. It appears that most of the chips used in the currently shipping devices are doing ~2.7GH/s each (2 chips/device). If you want the 7GH/s device, they want to charge you an extra $100 to use 2 ~3.7GH/s chips. The inference I draw from this is that their 'best' chips are ~3.7GH/s, but they have many more which are lower performing or do not work at all.

Their 25GH/s and 50GH/s devices will require chips with a minimum of 3.125GH/s hashrate each (8 for the little and 16 for the big) to meet the specs. That requires that BFL have those chips in volume. The next inference I draw is that if they chose to ship those bigger devices they'd go broke, which is why they're not shipping them.

The order book for big devices is a huge liability for BFL.
 

   yep and they promise to start shipping them soon. (2 weeks)  but if they offer  multiple 5ghs units to replace the little single and the single people will take them.

   I don't consider them to be a great company and I cancelled all my orders for little singles months ago  use that money to invest in AM made some good coin.  I have no complaints about AM from march 2013  to now.  they did nice by money.  I am pointing out that a 5GH/s unit for 2.5 coins is a lot cheaper then a usb stick for 2 coins  since you need 16 usb sticks to hash at the rate of 1 bfl unit.  I was pretty convinced that BFL would fail and I did cancel my larger orders in March  And in early May.  


 Once again the BFL  5GH unit is about 2GH per btc.

 The  AM 334MH unit is about 167MH per btc.   The AM blade is about 200MH per btc.   These units will stop selling very soon at those prices.  If BFL continues to ship. (big if)

  While a good amount of usb sticks sold 4000 there are 6000 not sold.  the 2BTC was always too high of a price.  When it first came out I pointed this out by comparing it to hd7790's my point was simple anyone with an empty slot in a pc was better off using hd7790 as it was 1btc for 300 hash and the stick was 333 hash for 2 BTC.  the 1 coin price difference takes more then 200 days to make up for in power savings.   A hd7790 cost 2 kwatt a day if your pc has room for it. at .25 usd a kwatt that would be .50 usd a day for power that means 240 days to be the 1 btc price difference. I purchased 8 hd7790's on APRIL  1 they hashed at 2400MH and earned  over 8btc back minus power about  7btc.  I was lucky and the first few coins earned  were high priced so my 8 cards now cost about 1btc.

  if I purchased  8 usb sticks my cost would have been 16btc I would be down  9btc.   this window is dying now since the power edge for the usb sticks will soon make them better then a hd7790.  the problem is the bfl 5gh unit crushes a usb stick and 2 bfl 5gh units bitch slap a blade. So the sales window for AM is closing at the current prices they charge.  Since no one knows ( a few do not us) what a stick or a blade really cost none of us know how low AM can price them.   So As I have been saying  AM's sales are going to drop in price or volume which means AM has to maintain its mining percentage to stay on top.  Hell for all I know AM can go to 150Th as I type and they are just going to keep at that 20-30 % level for years to come. I just do not see the equipment sales continuing to whale any more. Thus dividends will be lower. more like .02 not .038 a share. I see AM at 1.5BTC a share by Aug 1.  

But hell this is a market not real math and I am missing tons of info.  

45453  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 06, 2013, 10:37:56 PM
If you do a "cost analysis" in terms of purchase price vs revenue generated, then:

ASSUMPTIONS
- do not factor in electricity costs
- BTC exchange at today's rate of $120 USD/BTC
- network difficulty on average increases 10% every 2 weeks, thereby reducing revenue by about 10% every 2 weeks

GPU
- AMD 7970 at stock speeds provides 650 MH/s
- Cost $400 USD or 3.33 BTC
- Generates 0.0209 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 2.74 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.60 BTC

USB Block Erupter
- 333 MH/s
- Cost 1.99 BTC
- Generates 0.0107 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 1.40 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.59 BTC

BFL Jalapeno
- 5000 MH/s
- Cost $274 USD = 2.28 BTC
- Generates 0.1611 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 21.1 BTC if you start mining today!
- If you receive your unit and start mining 6 months from now
   - Generates 0.0454 BTC/day
   - After one year from that point, total BTC generated = 5.945 BTC

AM-PT SHARE
- Currently about 2.5 BTC/share at BTC-TC
- Recently generated 0.038 BTC/week in dividends (this was the highest dividend ever)
- After one year of dividends at this rate = 1.98 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.52 BTC

In other words, if you purchase any of the above items in the hopes of "earning back" your cost, you won't (with exception of BFL units). Of course this does not include the fact that you can sell your 7970 GPU in the future (but a year from now how much would it be worth? maybe $100?). Others would say you cannot sell the USB Block Erupter after a year because it is a uni-tasker without any other purpose. The BFL units are reasonably priced. Problem is they are not shipping in bulk, so a delay in shipment leads to large loss in profit. Finally, you can sell your AM-PT share too, and it is very difficult to predict what the sell price would be at that time.

 wrong a hd7790 cost 1btc generates 300MHs  

bfl jallys have sped delivery a lot over the last 10 days  and if you order today and get one in 90 days as claimed your analysis is wrong.

frankly if you want to start in this game today there is no good item to buy.

What happens if you update your model for recent difficulty trends. Smiley

IE: Change it from 10% increases every 2 weeks, to 33.6% every two weeks. (The real rate of difficulty increases is over triple what you used, and is likely to only accelerate as other asic hw vendors start shipping gear in volume.)

Also, please remember that a share of AM represents equity in a mining and HW manufacturing company. Unlike HW, and other fixed mining assets, AM shares will not quickly depreciate in value. So at the end of the year, you'll likely be able to sell AM for at least what you paid for (or somewhere close). Good luck trying to sell any of that mining HW in a year for anything near the price you paid for it.

-helixone

Frankly  sitting on the sidelines and watching the show may be better then any investment at all.   I can give 5 bad points to every BTC investment today.  Your point of big hash ramp up is true.  we may go from 15 to 18 to 22 then 26     20% each jump up.  This is very likely to happen .

If true and asicminer ramps right up with it then AM will be fine. 

 So on July 1 when the network is 220Th if AM is 66TH  AM will be okay even if AM can't sell its usb sticks any more.

Or has dropped price to .5BTC for a stick and 8BTC for a Blade  of course I am saying those numbers because they would be the correct price if BFL has finally turned the corner.  Or some other developer uses a bunch of avalon chips to make a good machine at a good price.  This summer will have lots of action.   

One thing for sure gpus will end hashing  for BTC in 2013.
45454  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 06, 2013, 09:40:12 PM
Update

The wafer of the first half (100TH/s) of next batch is to be out of fab.
More than 4,000 USB devices are sold out in total.
The demand of blades are surprisingly long-lasting and still high.

With respect to the mining business, we have never seen it as a drying up one
in spite of persistent block halving. If Bitcoin ever rises as a successful currency
in a few years, and the transaction fee has to be, say, 15BTC each block on average,
to prevent attacks from organizations that are all over the world and begin show
up when Bitcoin flourishes, what we could expect is 27.5BTC per block after the
next block halving, and more than 15BTC forever in the further future.

The shares "missing" are those missing from the original GLBSE database when we got
them. Some people had failed to report their Bitcoin address. Among them, several ones
successfully redeemed their shares after we mailed them for the address info. But the
rest failed to mail back.

The delay of confirmation of this week's dividends is caused by the payments of real
dividends are chained after the satoshi transactions, which are now refused by most
of the clients. We will either stop the satoshi payments, or unchain the payment in our
modified scripts.


  MY concern is over the usb sticks if 4000 have been sold for 8000 btc do we have 6000 left to sell?  What will we try to move them at 2btc A STICK.? MY next concern is how many blade have been sold? How many are left to sell and will we still try to sell them at 30 BTC a blade.  Seems to me all the sales will drop a lot and dividends will be greatly reduced very soon as BFL will have all jalapenos delivered and up to real time in 90 days. see links

http://www.coindesk.com/butterfly-labs-finally-ships-out-last-years-jalapeno-orders/

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/180-wednesday-6-5-2012.html

 IF true a BFL 5gh sold for 2.5btc that  will end AM income from sales.  This means AM will need more hash and less sales or far lower prices to sell enough  To keep current dividends high.  


Or we can all hope BFL will stop shipping the jalapenos at a fast rate.

These Jalapenos were ordered nearly a year ago. If you order now you can't get one of them as fast as an ASICMINER device. It will take months instead of days. Which is why AM will be able to sell their devices at a premium. One bird in the hand is better than 10 in the bush.

every day for the last 2 weeks this is less true. the real question is how much do you split  your bets
45455  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 06, 2013, 09:35:21 PM
If you do a "cost analysis" in terms of purchase price vs revenue generated, then:

ASSUMPTIONS
- do not factor in electricity costs
- BTC exchange at today's rate of $120 USD/BTC
- network difficulty on average increases 10% every 2 weeks, thereby reducing revenue by about 10% every 2 weeks

GPU
- AMD 7970 at stock speeds provides 650 MH/s
- Cost $400 USD or 3.33 BTC
- Generates 0.0209 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 2.74 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.60 BTC

USB Block Erupter
- 333 MH/s
- Cost 1.99 BTC
- Generates 0.0107 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 1.40 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.59 BTC

BFL Jalapeno
- 5000 MH/s
- Cost $274 USD = 2.28 BTC
- Generates 0.1611 BTC/day at today's difficulty
- After one year of continuous mining total BTC generated = 21.1 BTC if you start mining today!
- If you receive your unit and start mining 6 months from now
   - Generates 0.0454 BTC/day
   - After one year from that point, total BTC generated = 5.945 BTC

AM-PT SHARE
- Currently about 2.5 BTC/share at BTC-TC
- Recently generated 0.038 BTC/week in dividends (this was the highest dividend ever)
- After one year of dividends at this rate = 1.98 BTC
- LOSS OF 0.52 BTC

In other words, if you purchase any of the above items in the hopes of "earning back" your cost, you won't (with exception of BFL units). Of course this does not include the fact that you can sell your 7970 GPU in the future (but a year from now how much would it be worth? maybe $100?). Others would say you cannot sell the USB Block Erupter after a year because it is a uni-tasker without any other purpose. The BFL units are reasonably priced. Problem is they are not shipping in bulk, so a delay in shipment leads to large loss in profit. Finally, you can sell your AM-PT share too, and it is very difficult to predict what the sell price would be at that time.

 wrong a hd7790 cost 1btc generates 300MHs  

bfl jallys have sped delivery a lot over the last 10 days  and if you order today and get one in 90 days as claimed your analysis is wrong.

frankly if you want to start in this game today there is no good item to buy.
45456  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 06, 2013, 09:33:28 PM
Update

The wafer of the first half (100TH/s) of next batch is to be out of fab.
More than 4,000 USB devices are sold out in total.
The demand of blades are surprisingly long-lasting and still high.

With respect to the mining business, we have never seen it as a drying up one
in spite of persistent block halving. If Bitcoin ever rises as a successful currency
in a few years, and the transaction fee has to be, say, 15BTC each block on average,
to prevent attacks from organizations that are all over the world and begin show
up when Bitcoin flourishes, what we could expect is 27.5BTC per block after the
next block halving, and more than 15BTC forever in the further future.

The shares "missing" are those missing from the original GLBSE database when we got
them. Some people had failed to report their Bitcoin address. Among them, several ones
successfully redeemed their shares after we mailed them for the address info. But the
rest failed to mail back.

The delay of confirmation of this week's dividends is caused by the payments of real
dividends are chained after the satoshi transactions, which are now refused by most
of the clients. We will either stop the satoshi payments, or unchain the payment in our
modified scripts.


  MY concern is over the usb sticks if 4000 have been sold for 8000 btc do we have 6000 left to sell?  What will we try to move them at 2btc A STICK.? MY next concern is how many blade have been sold? How many are left to sell and will we still try to sell them at 30 BTC a blade.  Seems to me all the sales will drop a lot and dividends will be greatly reduced very soon as BFL will have all jalapenos delivered and up to real time in 90 days. see links

http://www.coindesk.com/butterfly-labs-finally-ships-out-last-years-jalapeno-orders/

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/blogs/bfl_jody/180-wednesday-6-5-2012.html

 IF true a BFL 5gh sold for 2.5btc that  will end AM income from sales.  This means AM will need more hash and less sales or far lower prices to sell enough  To keep current dividends high.  


Or we can all hope BFL will stop shipping the jalapenos at a fast rate.
45457  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 06, 2013, 01:30:37 PM
I  just read the BFL for ASICMINER two pages ago and I would like to add my take on this. I got myself a BFL single 60GH for 18.2BTC with some of my ASICMINER "dividends" instead of buying more shares (of course I did with most of the rest of the divs!).

The idea was, as a miner, it doesn't matter how profitable ASICMINER as a whole it is just how much hashing power it provides per share. The extra point here is ASICMINER is increasing mining power per share, and doing it easier, faster and cheaper than other companies do. Plus the hardware sells of course.

Now as a diversification attempt I got myself 18.2BTC/60GHps=3.296703297GHps per BTC, It was a gamble on the future that BFL would not be "that" late that 1 share of asicminer would reach 3.296703297*2.4=7.912087912 GHps before the mining device arrive and I start hashing with it, of course I accounted for the divs happening in that time.

If this gamble were in my favor it would be more profitable that I got that miner instead of buying "more" asicminer shares with those 18.2BTC.

This is what I did. Please tell me where I am fundamentally flawed and I deserve to be "deeply fried" <-(got the reference Wink)



flaw is, once you've got 60GH, it's fixed at 3.29x GH / BTC, but AM hash / BTC will keep rising till the end of the world



Flaw is bfl has yet to prove they can build a working single no less ship it quickly.

 As for jalapenos BFL is now up to JULY 20 of 2012. Yesterday they shipped up to July 3rd of 2012.  That is 14 days of back orders in 1 day. At this pace BFL will be caught  up to June of this year in about 25 to 30 days.  

 I ask again when BFL is selling a 5GH machine for 2.5 BTC  with a 1 week wait what is AM's counter plan. As of today AM's  blade is 30BTC for 10GH.  AM's usb stick is  60BTC for 10Gh

LINK to current Jalley status

https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content/136-wednesday-6-5-2012.html    


   I am not a BFL fan AM has been a better company so far and as I said they made some coins for me. BFL has held money for me so far.

I am asking for AM to make a hardware move . Or an announcement.  I will post BFL jally updates each day.  Obviously this may be a desperate attempt by BFL to get new orders and they may only be able to build  1000 Jallys and stall. I get that. Still needs to be monitored daily as jallys are moving out to customers.
45458  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 05, 2013, 02:24:12 PM
does anyone see people selling AM products/shares to buy BFL products?  I see people selling BFL pre-orders to buy blades and AM shares all the time...


I agree , but the worm turns.

 As I said I sold off 2 little single orders to get into AM. I now sold off my AM.  I will hold  the coins  and take a va kay from this btc world.  I will check back next weds. to post how bfl went from 102 jallys to ? jallys.

 time will tell if I spotted a turning point or made a fool of myself.  
45459  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 05, 2013, 01:55:04 PM
yes of course but the problem is BFL is more then 10X lower in price and they are really shipping the jallys.  I rather be ahead of the curve and pull profit now.
they are shipping jals that were ordered almost a year ago!
 


 that is the exact point that everyone keeps clinging to .  I am saying stop clinging to that. I am saying look at this link


http://bfl.ptz.ro/    watch it change day by day.  then decide. 

The delivered status was frozen for what seemed like forever well it is no longer frozen.
45460  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: June 05, 2013, 01:45:10 PM
PhillipMa: I'm sure you understand the difference between purchasing a company's products (BFL) and investing in the shares of a company (Asicminer).




yes of course I do which is why I sold my AM-pt shares off yesterday. I feel that I am ahead of the curve of a steep price drop.

To a 1.5BTC a share rather then a 2.5btc a share.   plus if  dividend runs at .02 a share it would take 50 weeks to make up for the drop.  I was also in the position of making  a profit with the sale.  

What is the downside  of my selling  BFL ships under 500 units and AM shares do well.  IN this case I suffer less profit.

If I held and BFL ships lots more units at 2.5BTC per 5GH  AM stock will drop and my guaranteed profit of 30 coins which I took today and yesterday could drop to a loss. HEY anyone can be wrong but BFL is really shipping units  1 Jally = 16 usb sticks .  At least 100 jallys are delivered that is at least 1600 usb sticks .  

BFL price for 5GH = 2.5 btc  

AM price for 5Gh = 32 btc  

 I will take my sure profit and be happy until AM makes an adjustment.  Hey I rather be made a fool and have AM come up with a brilliant counter move.


you took the most negative numbers, if you calculate with blades, 50 BTC/10 Gh  it is AM price for 5Gh = 25 btc, the usb miner sticks are the most expensive ghash/$  , and with AM shares you buy part of the expanding company, and with mining hardware you have to keep expanding yourself , you know the income from it will decrease


 yes of course but the problem is BFL is more then 10X lower in price and they are really shipping the jallys.


 even if I use the blade price of 50BTC for 10Gh the jally price is  5 or  6 BTC for 10GH


 I rather be ahead of the curve and pull profit now.   

I think AM and everyone else  still believes BFL is BS .  Well fine if they are BS not fine if they are really going to ship the jallys in bulk AM needs to adjust now. 

2 jallys on may 21 now 102 jallys on june 4th means watch out and make a move do not walk around with a pair of blindfolds and earplugs.
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