[WTS] 60 Gh/s BFL ASIC Single - IN HAND - immediate ship

[bitcoindaddy]

For sale for immediate shipment (In hand) - 60 Gh/s model BFL ASIC single. It does not include a power supply. You need to use your own PC power supply with two PCI/E video card cables. Power usage is approximately 295 watts. Free priority shipping to continental USA buyers. I will do full escrow through John K if required (assuming he agrees). Buyer pays all escrow fees and additional shipping from John K to you. There is a scratch on the case - it was delivered that way from BFL. If cosmetics bother you - don't buy it. It looks like they were put together in a rush.

Price is 95 BTC.   Edit - Price droped to 75 BTC.

If you live in the midwest and are willing to drive to Indiana, we can do a direct deal for the equivalent dollars. Contact me for details.

Edit - I just found out JohnK is not in the USA, so full escrow is not possible with him.

[bitcoindaddy]

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[zulover]

Doorstop

[allinvain]

at 95 btc it is..75 to 80 is a more reasonable price..

[bitcoindaddy]

at 95 btc it is..75 to 80 is a more reasonable price..

If it makes you feel any better, I paid around 266 BTC for it.

[SLok]

A:1733 R:1 HW:820. That 820, if I see it right, how come?

[bitcoindaddy]

A:1733 R:1 HW:820. That 820, if I see it right, how come?

The difficulty is 64. So multiply the accepted shares by 64, then divide 820 by that to get the percentage. It's less than 1%.

Here's a screen shot after it's run overnight:

It works out to 0.007825033 or less than 1 percent errors. That's typical of ASIC products. (See USB Block erupters).

[GenTarkin]

just a heads up , even at 60BTC.... it will never make back ROI =/

Its maybe worth 30-40btc

[bitcoindaddy]

just a heads up , even at 60BTC.... it will never make back ROI =/

Its maybe worth 30-40btc

Not trying to start an argument, but:

The profit calculators don't take into account the resale value of the device, AND they assume that bitcoin will stay at it's current price relative to fiat.  

[SLok]

A:1733 R:1 HW:820. That 820, if I see it right, how come?

The difficulty is 64. So multiply the accepted shares by 64, then divide 820 by that to get the percentage. It's less than 1%.

Here's a screen shot after it's run overnight:

It works out to 0.007825033 or less than 1 percent errors. That's typical of ASIC products. (See USB Block erupters).

Of course, my bad.

[bitcoindaddy]

Price drop - to 75 BTC.

[creativex]

Is that Northern Indiana by chance? I'm in South Central MI, but Indiana is a long state as you know. The difference between a drive to Gary and drive to Muncie is huge.

[bitcoindaddy]

Is that Northern Indiana by chance? I'm in South Central MI, but Indiana is a long state as you know. The difference between a drive to Gary and drive to Muncie is huge.

Central

[joeventura]

You can buy AsicMiner blades at $78 a GH in hand today.

So you price has to be better than that.

My offer is BTC40

[lenny_]

My offer is 54 BTC, I already PM'ed you. I am afraid that your wishes to get around 70 BTC are a bit too high. Please consider my offer.

[chanberg]

You can buy AsicMiner blades at $78 a GH in hand today.

So you price has to be better than that.

My offer is BTC40

going by that logic, you'll need 5 blades to match GH..

10.24 x 5 = 51.2


But yeah, op your pricing is definitely out of wack, being that 70gh avalons are going for 68BTC (which can be overclocked to 85+)

[bitcoindaddy]

Still for sale - make me an offer!

[rammy2k2]

20 btc

[creativex]

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[macpoker79]

Still for sale - make me an offer!

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