Do you guys think it's a bad buy before the halving to purchase some of the new 16nm stuff if/when it hits the market? Say miners that could drop at 10THs / 1200watts for $2,000~2,200?
it depend on nthe diff, and therefore on the possible roi time, at worst you will be forced to sell your asic
I had the option recently on a titan cube ..about 505 usd more or less (80mh is standard but prob if all working dies as stated 85 is likely) using the 85mh it would take me like 7 months even to get 160 LTC back
thus even thou tempted...the boat don't float yet...at least from a PRACTICAL point of view
now if say in a month even without ROI I was to be able to get a cube for 300 or 350 I might do so and justify it as a 'hobby' purchase (partially)
so depends on what you want to spend and what you expect out of it
as to the above 'profit' wise ...it is obvious you are better off buying the 160 ltc then spending on this full working titan cube (again assuming you have Titans like me)
you can use this ltc calculator to see this as well (watts on such would be 312.5 watts for a fully working cube ..plug in your own electric costs ..again assuming you had
a titan to hitch it too!
www.litecoinpool.org/calcof course I'm not buying 160 LTC now ...so if BTC was to pop and LTC was to follow (as an example if BTC did hit this year at $650 usd then at 0.008 ltc to btc (now)
that would be 5.20 per LTC
so 20/20 hindsight if above works out I should get the damn cube asap and or buy LTC at the price now/amount asap
I will likely do neither and IF BTC and LTC shoots up ...I will then say (per usual) 'dang it shoulda bought the titan cube'
*we funny hairless human primates are soooooo funny*
