This is an auction for 4 KnC Jupiter, hashing stable at +/- 525GH/s. Info: - located in the EU
- will be shipped just after the auction ends with UPS Express Saver service. That means next day delivery for most EU, and 48 hours delivery for the rest of the world
- any kind of ownership proofs will be sent through PM at buyers request
- full escrow is possible with JohnK., to be organized and paid by the buyer
- minimum increment per bid: 1 BTC
- reserve price: 35 BTC + shipping
- auction ends on Monday, 28th October at 15:00 UTC (timer below)
How to bid?Post your bids in this thread. Prices must be stated in BTC per Jupiter. You must state the max number of Jupiters you want (eg: 3@35). So if someone bids for 4 Jupiters @ 40 BTC and this is the highest bid, then he'll get all 4 Jupiters. If the two highest bids are 4 Jupiters @ 40 BTC and 1 Jupiter @ 45 BTC, then the first person will get 4 Jupiters and the second person will get 1 Jupiter. A previous successful action of one of my Jupiters: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=314656.0Happy bidding. Timer removed. End time: 2013-10-28+15:00:00UTC |
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The FBI now owns so many coins that they could take us to single digits with a single dump.
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SR merchants simply changed marketplaces and do the same as before
A, yeah? Then where did the 95% of my pre-SR bust sales volume go? Sheepmarket and BMR are pretty much dead at this point and don't even have a fraction of the volume SR used to have. Add a permanent DDoS of BMR to it's lack of volume and you'll start to get the picture: this industry needs at least a year to recover. I might have misunderstood this. Did you you type that you were a Silk Road vendor? Man, on his profile used to say "top SR vendor". It was never a secret. |
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Anyone willing to call a bottom?
$160ish |
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A lot of talk about panic, but the fact is that the bearapocalypse fears faded away, BTC was at $100 a couple of months ago and just a few days ago it was at $130ish.
Even if we correct hard till $165ish, that would be a pretty solid short term uptrend.
If we go below the recent "stable" price of $130ish we might see some anxiety, until then I'm just seeing traders realizing profits but no fear, anxiety or panic whatsoever.
When and if the SEC approves the BTC ETF we can just go one way: up, to the moon. Fingers crossed...
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When did you receive this unit?
And when did you order it from KNC?
I received the units the very first day of September, mine was one of the first orders. |
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Gentlemen, how does it feel to see your BTC double their price in just a few weeks?
Hope you are all holding, if $266 is broken next stop is beyond four digits.
Choo choo, motherfuckers!
I just hope you all learned from April and sell at the right time  This is not healthy anymore, this is not a correction, this is a bubble all over again. Correction was from 125 to 160, 125 to 225 is a bubble and it'll burst when we get closer to all time high or a little further, but a bubble indeed. So you finally sold after April, 10th - right? Honestly, BTC is a "bubble" by its very nature, 98% of its value is driven by pure speculation and we all know that. It is a promise of both freedom and future value, an awkward but very powerful promise, and this is why people is willing to blindly believe in it. Still, your dad doesn't know how to buy BTC yet, for now the billionaires haven't throw real money at it, wait for those two things to happen and then we will be probably ready for the big pop, the one that can take us to almost 0. That's a very possible outcome for such a pure speculative asset as Bitcoin but until then enjoy the ride and try to apply a simple rule: end up with more BTC than you had earlier |
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Gentlemen, how does it feel to see your BTC double their price in just a few weeks?
Hope you are all holding, if $266 is broken next stop is beyond four digits.
Choo choo, motherfuckers!
I'll think of you when Bubble explodes Bubble already exploded once (2011), somebody would say twice including the April 2013 crash, but if ATH is broken in my book that would be a correction and not a bubble pop. Yet the 2011 high was at least one order of magnitud smaller than the 2013 one. That said, BTC is prone to boom and bust cycles, its designed to skyrocket, and even if long-term parabolic growth is unsustainable and exponencial rises always preceed steep corrections, the real *pop* is nowhere to be seen yet. You have to be blind to not realize that we are still in the early adoption phase, the average joe has still no fucking clue on how to quickly get some BTC... When and if paper BTC is steadily available in mainstream markets then you will see what huge and scary motherfucking BTC bubble is. |
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Gentlemen, how does it feel to see your BTC double their price in just a few weeks?
Hope you are all holding, if $266 is broken next stop is beyond four digits.
Choo choo, motherfuckers!
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As far as I remember the client will re-broadcast it's transactions regularly while they are not confirmed, so it will probably take a while but eventually it should propagate.
Can you provide the TransactionID?
Correct - it just re-broadcasted it, that's great. Thanks to everybody for your swift help, is very much appreciated. |
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I sent a transaction which had many inputs, and that usually takes a few seconds in which Bitcoin-Qt is stuck "thinking", but after a while it continues to work and the transaction goes through - not this time!
I just installed OS X 10.9, and my computer is very sluggish. I sent a transaction with many inputs and after a few seconds Bitcoin-QT crashed and shut down. When I reopen it, I see that the BTC are now "gone", they do not show up anymore in my balance., and the transaction is unconfirmed even if many blocks have been found since I broadcasted it.
I've checked the transaction ID on blockchain.info and it "does not exist", and I'm monitoring the receiving address and there is no unconfirmed transaction...
What I think is that the transaction was not successfully broadcasted, but my local Bitcoin-QT thinks it was, so it doesn't show the right balance... Any idea on how I can fix that? Its urgent!
Thanks in advance for any help.
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recommended. not required.
Your miners were working very well before yet you still decided to tinker with it anyway by updating the firmware.
The main rule of thumb when updating any drivers/firmware for anything is that things can break or go wrong.
This. If ain't broken... |
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Rampion, I think that pricing of november jupiter price include VAT(20-25%+shipping(204usd) in your your post above. Is that true? Anyhow, current usd price on bitpay is:$189.10 You can check it here: https://bitpay.com/bitcoin-exchange-ratesQuestion is: will november jupiter pricing afordable and can make roi? Situation changes every day so its hard desicion.... just if you took a risk buying from knc does not mean the rest will No offense. My checkout includes $134 for Shipping (I selected EU) and VAT (22%). ROI: A November Jupiter will have a positive ROI if it is delivered "soon enough". This is the problem buying directly to the manufacturer, that you do not know when they will actually deliver the miner you have already paid for, you are exposed to the risk of them delaying the shipments. I offer my Jupiters at a 15 BTC premium because a Jupiter bought today will be shipped today. |
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Check YOUR Info before reporting FACTS to be nonsense!
KnC Jupiter 24.4463BTC RIGHT NOW.
24.4463 BTC = 4,667.50 USD 1 BTC = 190.9285 USD INCLUDING SHIPPING!
Order# 8xxx
$4,667.50 USD Thank You
KnCMiner AB
Ok. +1BTC for a PSU & however much vat/import fee = Nonsense??
1) The auction is closed. 2) Below you can find a screenshot of a checkout of a Jupiter taken RIGHT NOW, including VAT for an EU country. Note that Bitpay uses average BTC price, not the high from Gox. A Jupiter bought NOW costs 29.99 BTC as you can see. 3) A Jupiter bought NOW is supposed to be delivered at the end of November, but as you might very well know real delivery date is uncertain. Michelet received his miner YESTERDAY, which is the day after he paid for it, and he is happily mining with it. Summing up: the buyer paid a 15 BTC premium to have a Jupiter NOW. A Jupiter bought NOW from KnC will arrive in, best case scenario, 35 days. If you think that a Jupiter delivered YESTERDAY is not going to mine 15 BTC in +35 days, then a Jupiter delivered at the end of November will NEVER mine 30 BTC neither. If you understand how difficulty works, you know the above is a fact.  |
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Yes but KNC need 45 Days for Delivery a new one ... and actuell cost a Jupiter 22,5 + Vat
nobody will pay 45 BTC
Actual cost of a Jupiter is not that because Bitpay uses average Bitcoin price - not the high from Gox. I requested a checkout just now for you to see how the Jupiter is currently going for around 30 BTC (including the 10% discount!), and those buying now are "supposed" to get it by the end of November, but as you know exact delivery date is uncertain. I can deliver tomorrow, and a Jupiter delivered tomorrow will probably mine 15 BTC or more until you receive a Jupiter bought today from KnC - that is how I set the price for my units. The screenshot of the checkout of a Jupiter, right now: |
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Información ampliada y precio actualizado para opción sin SAI ni PSU y entrega en mano: - Están en España
- Funcionando estables a +/- 525GH/s
- Disponibles para recogida en persona o con envío por UPS (Express Saver) u otro servicio a cargo y elección del comprador
- El minero será enviado el mismo día si la compra se realiza antes de las 15h
- Todo tipo de pruebas (estadísticas del pool, fotos, vídeos, prueba de compra, etc.) están a disposición del comprador por PM
- Es posible utilizar escrow con JohnK. por el 100% de la transacción - organización del escrow y pago de los gastos a cargo del comprador
- El precio es de 50 BTC incluyendo fuente de alimentación (Aerocool StrikeX 1100W 80Plus Gold) y SAI
- Si no se desea fuente de alimentación y SAI, y la entrega es en mano o el envío a cargo del comprador, el precio es de 45 BTC
- Precio negociable para compras de 2 o más unidades
P.D.: Gracias a los que depositasteis vuestra confianza en mí en el pasado, y ahora me apoyáis: ¡es un placer! |
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It's not even on a decentralized exchange yet so these are the early adopter stages. In a month when the distributed exchange is working expect 1:1.
The first ever distributed exchange between two crypto-currencies is going to be a pretty big deal, IMHO. Still, while I'm not planning on selling my own MSC at the current price, keep in mind this run-up is being driven by speculation - a very fickle source of value. What I'm saying is: it's going to be a wild ride, and even in the best-case scenario there will be some huge pullbacks on the way up. I've said this before: distributed currencies are an inherently risky investment, and nobody should be putting their life savings or rent money into this. So, only invest money you can afford to lose, and then enjoy the ride, wherever it goes This is a bearish signal. I think its time to create a Mastercoin Speculation thread....  |
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stats stucked at this moment? Hash rate and earned btcs don't habe changed for around 1 hour.
Same here. And this block is just.. wow. 46%..... 46% is not such bad luck... When I see below 20% I start to be a little pissed off... |
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i'm waiting til the end of december. i also want to see the pool up first. the fact that it's taking a long time worries me.
HE made payments for July contracts and has stopped. This is most likely over and done with. Maybe he will pull a rabbit out of his hat, but he paid me 1.02 btc on my contract. I should have collected about 3-4 btc if it had been correctly paid from the promised date of JULY 4th. BTC is now about 180 usd. so 3 BTC would have been 540 usd back on 717 invested. 4 would have been 720 back and break even. 1.02 is about 190 usd back on 717 usd. Oh well. I joined this to help bitminter.com and frankly I got f'd. Just about the same usd as BFL about 550 usd here and about 534 usd from BFL. These 2 investments are my BTC losses so far. Oh about .1btc from a NMC to BTC exchange. forgot the name but they are long gone. Wow. This is beyond retarded. Don't you realize that in July BTC was at $100, and thus by just buying BTC you would be 200% up? Don't you realize that cloudscamming was buying gear to KnC, which was selling its 500GH/s miners for $7,000, and cloudscamming was charging you $1,000 for 10GH/s?In fact they were charging $1,000 for 9GH/s, as to add insult to injury they keep 10% of the hashrate for them. Really, how anyone could buy that? Didn't you realize that these guys were buying 500GH/s for $7k (ok, at that time Jupiters were supposed to hash at 350GH/s), and re-selling them in the form of contracts to you guys for $50,000??? How retarded is to buy that? Plus, they even had the guts to advertise that a 10GH/s contract would have mined 50BTC in one year. Yep, after a few weeks they changed that figure, but let me tell you this very clearly: that's outright SCAMMING, no one could EVER believe that 10GH/s delivered in September (original launching date) could have ever mined 50 BTC. You were warned, I made a lot of posts with a big red SCAM word about cloudscamming, but still you are in denial and just hope that BTC goes to $1,000 so you can "recoup" your investment. Let me tell you that I would kill myself if Bitcoin were to go to $1,000 and I didn't buy it when it was at $100 because instead I bought a retarded contract for a ridiculous amount of hashrate. Guys, there were plenty of posts about cloudscamming being a scam, and you were told that you would never make back your investment in BTC. |
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