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is AM selling hardware right now? I thought they sold out.
I believe only what's left with the resellers here, which is very fast depleting quantity (going by Canary and SSB's recent posts) |
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apollojmr
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November 05, 2013, 11:59:28 PM |
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I am gonna go on a limb and say .004 ..I am hoping to see an upward trend.
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velacreations (OP)
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November 06, 2013, 01:48:40 AM |
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is AM selling hardware right now? I thought they sold out.
I believe only what's left with the resellers here, which is very fast depleting quantity (going by Canary and SSB's recent posts) do we get revenue off of those sales or has that already been paid? I would assume that it has already been paid. So, I don't expect much of a dividend this time, no hardware sales, mining is weak, maybe a bit of franchising dust... |
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November 06, 2013, 02:24:33 AM |
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Hard to tell, because the last weeks there were coins added in the last minute (probably from sales).
Since this is the speculation thread:
I noticed that CanaryInTheMine, a AM reseller, was involved in more than two AM direct share auctions and he is still buying. This is very bullish sign imho.
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November 06, 2013, 02:49:09 AM |
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I noticed that CanaryInTheMine, a AM reseller, was involved in more than two AM direct share auctions and he is still buying. This is very bullish sign imho.
yeah, that is bullish. I think if you consider the potential revenue over the next month against the current stock price, I think AM is currently undervalued. That is to say, the share price will increase in value when new revenue and higher dividends start coming in. How much will it increase and how long will it maintain that value? who knows?! But, I certainly expect AM shares to top 1 BTC over the next month or so. |
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November 06, 2013, 03:18:06 PM |
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looks like div will be around .0028 or so
I think it's 0.00290692
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November 07, 2013, 07:00:08 AM |
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Now that is worth speculation interesting analysis from TGB Neutral  |
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November 07, 2013, 05:01:27 PM |
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I received this via PM when I asked about the source of the alleged cube pictures: Hi,
The pics were posted some days ago, on instant messenger.
friedcat should announce full info by weekend
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November 07, 2013, 05:04:38 PM |
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I received this via PM when I asked about the source of the alleged cube pictures: Hi,
The pics were posted some days ago, on instant messenger.
friedcat should announce full info by weekend
regards
Most interesting, we'll see how people deal with the quickly rising BTC value vs. the incoming hardware plans. |
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November 07, 2013, 05:33:24 PM |
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irrationally? |
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November 07, 2013, 06:05:31 PM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
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chriswilmer
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November 07, 2013, 06:11:39 PM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
There's some truth to this... but it still mostly makes sense to price mining equipment in btc terms regardless of the exchange rate. |
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November 07, 2013, 10:52:24 PM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
It's really not a great price. Cointerra for January delivery is 2 TH/s at $6000, or $3/GH. The cube - at the original $450 price point - is $15/GH. Do you think you can squeeze $12/GH out in a couple of months? Good luck. |
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November 07, 2013, 10:54:18 PM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
It's really not a great price. Cointerra for January delivery is 2 TH/s at $6000, or $3/GH. The cube - at the original $450 price point - is $15/GH. Do you think you can squeeze $12/GH out in a couple of months? Good luck. do you think cointerra will deliver on time. |
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November 07, 2013, 11:05:50 PM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
That is how much wtcr.ca is selling it for, we have no idea what FC is charging them for all we know it could be a fixed rate of like 300 USD. do you think cointerra will deliver on time.
How many asic manufacturers have actually delivered on time? |
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November 08, 2013, 12:24:30 AM |
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When the first leak occurred a few days ago, the price of a cube was listed at 1.99 btc. That is was around $450, a great price for 30Gh/s.
Today 1.99 btc is $622. You are getting close to what you need to pay for a 30 Gh/s BFL box on ebay. By this weekend, if btc keeps rising, it may be hopelessly overpriced.
It's really not a great price. Cointerra for January delivery is 2 TH/s at $6000, or $3/GH. The cube - at the original $450 price point - is $15/GH. Do you think you can squeeze $12/GH out in a couple of months? Good luck. do you think cointerra will deliver on time. I bought a lot from cointerra and i think its a 90% chance they will not... Totally agree...conceptual product only arrive when it isn't conceptual..... |
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November 08, 2013, 12:57:59 AM |
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That is how much wtcr.ca is selling it for, we have no idea what FC is charging them for all we know it could be a fixed rate of like 300 USD.
+1 Also, note that the blades went down in price (from the resellers here) to 0.80 BTC. It was noted by both SSB and Canary that they are selling without any markup at this point (maybe I misread this, but was in the USB sticks context?) Anyways, that give us 2.4 BTC for the 3 blades that are supposedly powering the CUBE. I'd imagine AM selling its "next gen" or even a newer device for considerably less given both BTC/USD rise and the ever-increasing difficulty. And top of that the various other ASIC devices in the marking currently and planned for dec/jan/feb. I am hoping for a close to 1.5 BTC price ... Like everything else in the market, no point in figuring out the ROI, but there'll be 1000s of these sold anyways ;-) Also, this is their first pricing. Like the USB sticks and blades, it will go down...so I believe they have room to change the prices in the future. |
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November 08, 2013, 04:07:55 AM |
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The advent of ASICs created the strangest axiom of miner makers literally able to stay in business forever as long as they request BTC as payment and then simply keep it in order to keep exchange rate up and collect more orders for miners paid for with fiat. At least ASICMiner returns that BTC to shareholders.
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November 08, 2013, 04:29:57 AM |
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Cube looks very interesting but I'm still very skeptical of its profitability.
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