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June 27, 2013, 01:50:07 AM |
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The latest price for 1GH/S has dropped to $17 for 1gh/s. I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
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TheSwede75
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June 27, 2013, 02:24:20 AM |
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The latest price for 1GH/S has dropped to $17 for 1gh/s. I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
Then why woulda you order a miner to begin with? And who would sell it? Makes no sense at all.
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tinoki
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June 27, 2013, 02:48:27 AM |
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The latest price for 1GH/S has dropped to $17 for 1gh/s. I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
Then why woulda you order a miner to begin with? And who would sell it? Makes no sense at all. not affordable and they will be some who have this payment plans. reach out to the masses and not be Greedy
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TheSwede75
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June 27, 2013, 03:19:18 AM |
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The latest price for 1GH/S has dropped to $17 for 1gh/s. I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
Then why woulda you order a miner to begin with? And who would sell it? Makes no sense at all. not affordable and they will be some who have this payment plans. reach out to the masses and not be Greedy What is the possible motivation for a company not to maximize profits? I'm pretty sure that there are no "pro bono" companies in ASIC development. Besides, if they have the funds to build and mine, they would have to be halfvits not to do that instead of sell the equipment if its wildly more profitable.
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June 27, 2013, 03:29:48 AM |
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Good news that more competer join this game.
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tinoki
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June 27, 2013, 04:22:12 AM |
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Good news that more competer join this game.
yes agreed we need more competitors in this game. we need asic developers who makes the miner to take risks don't passed all the risk to your consumers.
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eve
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June 27, 2013, 05:44:13 AM |
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won't be surprise when 1gh/s goes down to $12 or $10 competition is good !!
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polrpaul
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June 27, 2013, 06:08:33 AM |
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Why bother with 180nm technology? Or 65nm technology for that matter? Why would a chip / bitcoin miner manufacturer buy Avalons? It just doesn't pass the sniff test.
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dan99
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June 27, 2013, 06:43:00 AM |
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Why bother with 180nm technology? Or 65nm technology for that matter? Why would a chip / bitcoin miner manufacturer buy Avalons? It just doesn't pass the sniff test.
They are not taking pre orders and only open up orders when they have stocks. why worry.
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eve
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June 28, 2013, 02:25:56 AM |
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Good news that more competer join this game.
More players in developing the Asic Chip will help to lower down the price per gh/s. The next batch of suppliers should target $15 and below per gh/s. They get to sell more units and decentralized bitcoin mining.
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labcoin (OP)
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June 28, 2013, 05:55:41 AM Last edit: June 28, 2013, 06:15:29 AM by labcoin |
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A busy week passed and some messages and emails piled up. I apologize but i will get back to everyone during the weekend. As announced on our home page, we are hiring additional workforce. If you are skilled with HDL optimization, Verilog / VHDL, circuit design and verification, shoot us a mail right away with your CV at info@labcoin.comCandidates with previous experience with FPGA bitcoin mining projects are preferred. We will be posting soon very important progress.
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June 28, 2013, 08:21:20 AM |
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Hong Kong now involves this. Let see if it is real. If possible then do the required . However the time may get longer......
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June 28, 2013, 08:22:17 AM |
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Why bother with 180nm technology? Or 65nm technology for that matter? Why would a chip / bitcoin miner manufacturer buy Avalons? It just doesn't pass the sniff test.
They are not taking pre orders and only open up orders when they have stocks. why worry. Just like kncminer. If there is something not ready, or no steps, they won't open the orderbook for people.
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tinoki
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June 28, 2013, 08:41:23 AM |
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Why bother with 180nm technology? Or 65nm technology for that matter? Why would a chip / bitcoin miner manufacturer buy Avalons? It just doesn't pass the sniff test.
They are not taking pre orders and only open up orders when they have stocks. why worry. Just like kncminer. If there is something not ready, or no steps, they won't open the orderbook for people. yes will be real cool if they only sell when there are stocks available, next day delivery upon payment kind of thing
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ujka
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June 28, 2013, 08:55:59 AM |
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... I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
What a hell of a miner would that be to mine $2900 in a few days! More like is months! Suppose the miner is earning that money in just a few days, why would manufacturer rush to ship it to you? Keep it another 'few days' and double the earnings. And then we are in that same waiting game again.
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tinoki
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June 28, 2013, 08:59:57 AM |
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... I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
What a hell of a miner would that be to mine $2900 in a few days! More like is months! Suppose the miner is earning that money in just a few days, why would manufacturer rush to ship it to you? Keep it another 'few days' and double the earnings. And then we are in that same waiting game again. I suggest you create a mining pool account for them to mine and you control the account every day you know how much you make and when they are enough bitcoin you just have to pay them off and they shipped you the miner.
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June 28, 2013, 09:20:59 AM |
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... I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
What a hell of a miner would that be to mine $2900 in a few days! More like is months! Suppose the miner is earning that money in just a few days, why would manufacturer rush to ship it to you? Keep it another 'few days' and double the earnings. And then we are in that same waiting game again. I suggest you create a mining pool account for them to mine and you control the account every day you know how much you make and when they are enough bitcoin you just have to pay them off and they shipped you the miner. jjaajajajaj Do you think they are going to build a miner from $ 3,000 for you for $ 100? They get to work the device to recover $ 3,000 then they will send. Let's see I'm not mistaken. Estimated that the cost of each device is $ 1500 included NRE They put 90% of the investment for you. Once recovered the investment + profit. They sent the device. If you send are fools. If you believe they sent is ......
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tinoki
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June 28, 2013, 10:06:41 AM |
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... I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
What a hell of a miner would that be to mine $2900 in a few days! More like is months! Suppose the miner is earning that money in just a few days, why would manufacturer rush to ship it to you? Keep it another 'few days' and double the earnings. And then we are in that same waiting game again. I suggest you create a mining pool account for them to mine and you control the account every day you know how much you make and when they are enough bitcoin you just have to pay them off and they shipped you the miner. jjaajajajaj Do you think they are going to build a miner from $ 3,000 for you for $ 100? They get to work the device to recover $ 3,000 then they will send. Let's see I'm not mistaken. Estimated that the cost of each device is $ 1500 included NRE They put 90% of the investment for you. Once recovered the investment + profit. They sent the device. If you send are fools. If you believe they sent is ...... They will be some who agreed to this setup and not that selfish or greedy like you. share the wealth they are after all only for this life.
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titomane
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June 28, 2013, 10:21:06 AM |
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... I heard other competitors are also lowering their prices and the latest news could be you only need to pay half or a small deposits and the balance will be pay to them from your mining hardware, that would be fantastic. You pay $100 and balance of $2900 let say for a 150gh/s Asic Miner the supplier / manufacturer / assembler will keep your Miner for a few days to mine and testings and when it reached $2900 in bitcoin they will return the Miner to you.
What a hell of a miner would that be to mine $2900 in a few days! More like is months! Suppose the miner is earning that money in just a few days, why would manufacturer rush to ship it to you? Keep it another 'few days' and double the earnings. And then we are in that same waiting game again. I suggest you create a mining pool account for them to mine and you control the account every day you know how much you make and when they are enough bitcoin you just have to pay them off and they shipped you the miner. jjaajajajaj Do you think they are going to build a miner from $ 3,000 for you for $ 100? They get to work the device to recover $ 3,000 then they will send. Let's see I'm not mistaken. Estimated that the cost of each device is $ 1500 included NRE They put 90% of the investment for you. Once recovered the investment + profit. They sent the device. If you send are fools. If you believe they sent is ...... They will be some who agreed to this setup and not that selfish or greedy like you. share the wealth they are after all only for this life. I have dealt with more than one Asian manufacturer and customer care is the worst I've seen. Nobody invests to give the devices. Do not say that you have been scammed in five months. But you are more skeptical with other projects. Why not this? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=158044.msg2601915#msg2601915
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