Saw that article this morning, that's huge but looks too good to be true.
Does anyone own any of their machines?? I mean a person, with reputation I guess is where I'm getting at.
I smell a scam, 1.6 HexaHash (The stage after Peta) is way too high for this stage in the game.
It would be like the entire network going from being powered exclusively by an overclocked S1 AntMiner to a Spondoolies Jackson nearly overnight.
It could theoretically kill the network, Bitcoin mining altogether and those guys would be the only mining company in existence.
No one would buy, there would be a massive sell-off on launch day or shortly after.
This is basically what Bitcoin was meant to be against, large central firms and let's not forget the imminent risk of a 51% attack.
Except in this case it would be a 150% attack, imagine that... just like imagine the network gaining 6 times its power at a flick of a switch.
They'd literally own the network... times six over.
If it does go on, the foundation would likely step in.
Even at 0.15 joules per GH/s, the cost to run those in Germany would be too great; expect high prices from the get go.
Smells like a trap, I'll keep buying HW, my instinct rarely fails me.
Well, if they were able to transmute quantum computing and cryptography together, they'd be on to something.
Just one of those impulse buys I'll pass onto the bigger risk takers I guess.
Too many red flags, not enough concrete for me... still will be interesting to see what unfolds.
Plus the latest machines from proven, which are still on pre-order, is at 0.22 joules per GH/s (Aire) or 0.58 (SP30) then 0.69 (S4)
Many don't even believe the Aire yet and won't until they've been shipped.
Could be an attempt by the elite for everyone to sell off their Bitcoin so it remains in the hands of radio guided idiots like the Wanklevoss twins.
Lots of speculation can arise from this.
