[ANN] 💰⛏ 💰⛏ 💰⛏ ICE ROCK MINING ICO2 - LIFETIME PROFIT

[PowerLegend1]

Why the delay?

[Litecoindigger]

Well, these times are the best to buy and receive the best profits. While price per ROCK2 is ridiculous low you can get ROI of up to 500%, if you buy now. It's everytime an investment opportunity when weak hands are selling and you can buy cheap.

[langnhangvl]

They just don't talk in here much. That doesn't really accomplish anything. I get PMs from Malik regularly when I send him something important or informational.
If it was a hit and run they would of just dissappeared already.
They are just regular every day miners with a mission for a big mine. The timeline was poorly planend from the get go, the minute they had the first million they should have ordered power runs and miners but that's not how it was planned so we wait for updates now.

[cimate124]

The dashboard they show on the video. Shows they have 46900 th/s. Where did that number come from? Looks like they're already mining?  46900th/s = 3000+ S9 miners

[PS92]

The dashboard they show on the video. Shows they have 46900 th/s. Where did that number come from? Looks like they're already mining?  46900th/s = 3000+ S9 miners

Maybe it's just a mockup, something to work with while creating the UI

[dias.kurmanov]

Dude you dont need 2FA because by now your tokens should all be in your wallet, so there's no use in changing the ico website. Do you have a good understanding of how ETH tokens do work?
Profits are not paid on the address that you listed (or else selling tokens would be useless). Your tokens were sent on that address. And by the time they get to pay us anyone holing ROCK2 tokens in their ETH wallet will get payments. SSo for your second question the answer is: yea if you get more ROCK2 tokens you'll get paid for your tokens (meaning the one bought during ICO and the new ones)

Okay thanks, I was not aware the payments were directly from the contract and not via the website with a plug in of some sort as if someone did hack into the website they could easily change the receiving address but if it is based on holding, then as you said my assumption was incorrect. Thank you for the clarification. 

 So that means all/any exchanges that hold ROCK2 will do well out of it and receiving mining benefits, instead of paying them to list, they should be paying IRM to list them as they will be paid to do so. 

Have you considered this Dias?

I have to get feedback from the devs and technical to answer this question

[dias.kurmanov]

The dashboard they show on the video. Shows they have 46900 th/s. Where did that number come from? Looks like they're already mining?  46900th/s = 3000+ S9 miners

Maybe it's just a mockup, something to work with while creating the UI

correct, random numbers

[camargoherrera]

 I see that 'my wallet' when logged in shows how many tokens I have which is great but the dashboard still only shows how many I bought during the ICO.... Can it not reflect the total investment of coin in the wallet?

[dias.kurmanov]

I see that 'my wallet' when logged in shows how many tokens I have which is great but the dashboard still only shows how many I bought during the ICO.... Can it not reflect the total investment of coin in the wallet?

Please use etherscan.io to indicate your tokens.

[merosido]

It will be a smaller one because the miners are slow to be delivered with border customs.
The payment on the sept 29 will be bigger.
The team said they will find another way to deliver the miners so it will be more efficient for the rest and the reinvestments.

[Godiva1298aba]

I have a small question about the mining equipment. So currently there is a batch of 500 S9 miners coming to the cave and another batch of 1500 S9 have been ordered right? The S9 is a pretty old miner already and, if we're looking into the past, bitmain should already be developing a new miner (or maybe it's already finished). Can you guys give any insight on this, as you have an official contract with bitmain that allows you to receive the newest SHA-256 miners from them?

[Hafwen124]

How will ice rock get power to the caves from the middle of nowhere. Where are the sub stations? and where are the transformers? The heavy duty cable is like thousands of dollars per meter... nobody can answer this. My calcs say it’s cheaper to pay for a building than the amount of cable they require to power a cave miles away from anything
Eric Krige, CEO of Moonlite Mining

[dias.kurmanov]

How will ice rock get power to the caves from the middle of nowhere. Where are the sub stations? and where are the transformers? The heavy duty cable is like thousands of dollars per meter... nobody can answer this. My calcs say it’s cheaper to pay for a building than the amount of cable they require to power a cave miles away from anything
Eric Krige, CEO of Moonlite Mining

Hello ))

An excellent question colleague.

1. Near the cave pass high-voltage transmission lines.
2. We get the electricity from the nearest power station, which is 80 km from our cave.
3. We put transformers in our work.

Do not be lazy and look at our YouTube channel.

and I have a question for you! Where did you get the figure of thousands of dollars for one meter of cable?

If your calculations show you that it is better to mine in another place then good luck to you!  God will help you.

[dias.kurmanov]

I have a small question about the mining equipment. So currently there is a batch of 500 S9 miners coming to the cave and another batch of 1500 S9 have been ordered right? The S9 is a pretty old miner already and, if we're looking into the past, bitmain should already be developing a new miner (or maybe it's already finished). Can you guys give any insight on this, as you have an official contract with bitmain that allows you to receive the newest SHA-256 miners from them?

Thank you very much for your question!

That's why we buy the miners partly so that in case of a more profitable new generation miner, take them straight away. Such is the strategic move. Our CEO has something similar to your thinking. Thank you.

As for the information on the new miners, we are waiting for the information at the conference to be held in Tbilisi. in September.

[dias.kurmanov]

How will ice rock get power to the caves from the middle of nowhere. Where are the sub stations? and where are the transformers? The heavy duty cable is like thousands of dollars per meter... nobody can answer this. My calcs say it’s cheaper to pay for a building than the amount of cable they require to power a cave miles away from anything
Eric Krige, CEO of Moonlite Mining

Hello ))

An excellent question colleague.

1. Near the cave pass high-voltage transmission lines.
2. We get the electricity from the nearest power station, which is 80 km from our cave.
3. We put transformers in our work.

Do not be lazy and look at our YouTube channel.

and I have a question for you! Where did you get the figure of thousands of dollars for one meter of cable?

If your calculations show you that it is better to mine in another place then good luck to you!  God will help you.

Please check your own ANN in bitcointalk seems that you have some troubles there with investors and bounty people. Mr CEO  )

[Mathuer12]

Hope irm will release 50% funds on s9s they said in whitepaper buy at best availability but when I am a patient man and half funds spent will give funds a chance to grow by time latest gen comes out

[zbarot452]

NO questions asked though new gen miners are being produced by major players outside of Bitmain
Bitmain is all speculation, I dont think they have new miners
I think GMO internet is going to push to the lead for a while with all the financial power they have. Intel could become a serious player too if they decide to pay attention to bitcoin mining specifically. Those Xeon Phi GPUs are crushing it on Monero

[dias.kurmanov]

NO questions asked though new gen miners are being produced by major players outside of Bitmain
Bitmain is all speculation, I dont think they have new miners
I think GMO internet is going to push to the lead for a while with all the financial power they have. Intel could become a serious player too if they decide to pay attention to bitcoin mining specifically. Those Xeon Phi GPUs are crushing it on Monero

time will show everything

[PS92]

Just read this Twitter thread which made a lot of sense:

https://twitter.com/KyleSamani/status/1027936064244264960?s=08

Is IceRockMining planning on being part of a pool or simply mine for themselves? The math seems to be correct and since IRM will be way smaller than 0.5% of the total hash power.....

Some quotes from the thread":

"2/ Because of Bitcoin's 10 min block time and and sheer volume of hash power, even a miner with .5% of the total hashpower is incentivized to join a pool 12.5 BTC / block * 144 blocks / day * $7000 BTC * .005 = $63,000 of revenue / day, *on average*"

"3/ At .5% hash power, you should find a block once every 200 blocks, or less than one per day. While that might be manage on a cost of capital and risk basis (remember, there is wide variance), it's certainly not ideal"

[menruou]

The eth price is virtually unchanged for rock2 - what has happened is in last 24 hours there has been a large drop in ethereum. The ethereum pricing in wider market should (hopefully) recover some by monday, and this makes the CMC figures look better then.