very useful review, Thanks, make a lot of things clear The biggest problem i see with this miners is, they are totally centralized, basically "we" dont have any control over them, everything need to be done via they website.
I see a big security risk here
if a hacker taking over the website, its mean they can take over all the miners this company ever built and sold
Miners should be configurable on local network independently from the manufacturer ... so if you paying 20k for this miner, you received and ready to use, but they website have any kind of ddos attack or its just down for a few days for any reason, you are not going to be able to start using your 20k miner, till they fixing they website ....
You paying 20k , you get a nice hardware, but the company you bought from going to have a full control over your 20k miner :-)
If the company file for bankruptcy, they website shut down, and you want to change your mining pool info, you just cant without they web services ...WTF ?
I would stay away from this company at this point
xxcsu has a point. with this type of setup (centralized control) everything just seems to fishy. Mining ponzi??
Who knows, the 200k sols could even be simulated. They could simply have a few devices on the physical device then when you connect online they just send you 200k sols temporarily while buying the hashrate from nicehash (using purchase cost) then when they get enough sales, they pull the plug and screw everyone.
#miningPonzi
#conspiracy