[ANN] Fibonacci Info and questions

[ninjaboon]

@jasinlee - I've been watching this thread for some.
Looking forward to buy some Fibonacci SCRYPT miners as I've not been mining SCRYPT coins for over 10 months.... eagerly waiting.

Merry Christmas to all.

[eXme]

850w on 5 gpus, geez that is going to get toasted.

the exact cgminer settings are a BIG factor, so maybe he is not getting max out like 750kHs on a 7970

i have 4600khps with 1.8kw 6x HIS 280x not X² one.

[jasinlee]

The fun is only beginning, the ASIC will only lead to many other related projects we have in the works or completed and waiting on the launch. Scrypt and crypto in general should have an excellent year.

[carface]

Using this:

0.90$ with 10% discount if paying in LTC at 960 kh/s per chip.

I get this:
Recursion 1 = 960 KH/S = 777.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Axiom 16 = 15,360 KH/s = 12,441.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Epsilon 32 = 30,720 KH/s = 24,883.20 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?

Is that correct? Are prices likely to come down or go up?

When are these available for hosted mining at your place?
When are these available for personal use shipped to our own locations?

I primarily want them for another alt-coin.

They wont go up, either stay the same or go down. We dont want to price them out of range of the normal every day guy.
So yes that is correct give or take a small amount (I am not going to check your math but it looks good at first glance)

When production is complete we should have them hosted and mining inside of a few days. Shipping is another story, we will be waiting for competition to crop up. Once they do we will begin shipping them the same day/week/whatever. They will work other alts.

When do you expect production to be complete for hosted mining, Q1, Q2 or later?

[jasinlee]

Q1/Q2. Then we will move them to our hosted facility after testing.

[jasinlee]

Looks like they rally got a jump start.

[heisenbit]

caught my attention! is there an estimate of how much hashing power these will have per unit yet?

[Dabs]

Your competitor just announced their prices. It's like 8000 USD for 25 MH/s.

[jasinlee]

You should go read the threads on the litecoin forum. The competitor is not really competition.

[jasinlee]

caught my attention! is there an estimate of how much hashing power these will have per unit yet?

Yes on the OP.

[uozer]

i am in both to buy the hardware and the IPO, keep me posted

[chup]

FPGA scrypt mining was known already. It was less profitable in comparison to GPUs. With Your intention of not selling "scrypt ASIC" one can start being suspicious that at the beginning You will sell expensive shares of actualy GPU farms.

[jasinlee]

FPGA scrypt mining was known already. It was less profitable in comparison to GPUs. With Your intention of not selling "scrypt ASIC" one can start being suspicious that at the beginning You will sell expensive shares of actualy GPU farms.

There are several ways to tell the difference in the type of miner you are using.

[flippyfeet]

Sorry if this has been asked before, but will it work with Scrypt-Jane, such as YaCoin?
Thanks,
Flippyfeet

[jasinlee]

Sorry if this has been asked before, but will it work with Scrypt-Jane, such as YaCoin?
Thanks,
Flippyfeet

Been a bit busy, I will ask my engineer to be sure. But looking at what jane is (Chacha) it probably would yes.

[chup]

There are several ways to tell the difference in the type of miner you are using.

And picture is like TELLING thousand words. I've seen "pictures" of SHA-scrypt combined ASICs and nothing after...

[rizzman]

Milton: I understand how you feel Mr. Deltree. Initially, other users felt that way. What they found, however, was that after reading the thread they realized that the companies goals were aligned with their own.

LMAO! - That is awesome...

[jasinlee]

Milton: I understand how you feel Mr. Deltree. Initially, other users felt that way. What they found, however, was that after reading the thread they realized that the companies goals were aligned with their own.

LMAO! - That is awesome...

I may have been awake over 24 hours when I wrote that....I apologize.

I just realized that I put in a feel felt found in there lol.

[JamesBolivar]

There are several ways to tell the difference in the type of miner you are using.

I guess that means the same ways we all use for reverse engineering of ASICs.

That is a cruel world we live in, isn't it?

[jasinlee]

There are several ways to tell the difference in the type of miner you are using.

I guess that means the same ways we all use for reverse engineering of ASICs.

That is a cruel world we live in, isn't it?

It is, and I know it would take someone months or even 1+ years to reverse engineer it. But I know what our teams values are, and I know (after dealing with lots of potential VCs) other companies have different values. So I feel more comfortable making them work hard to beat/meet our numbers rather than giving them the answers.