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November 12, 2013, 11:46:55 PM
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Cheesy haven't even noticed that.
let's hope it helps to get rid of those old chips faster.
why not add a caption ala "it's a miner for the whole family"  Smiley

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November 12, 2013, 11:58:44 PM
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"Save on your heating bills. Hell, don't just save, make money heating your home" Smiley
Not bad. How about: "Bring out your dead!" ?

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November 12, 2013, 11:59:28 PM
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"Save on your heating bills. Hell, don't just save, make money heating your home" Smiley

Unless you are in the antipodes that makes sense. Heat your home with ASICs. Wink
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November 13, 2013, 12:21:28 AM
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at this point in the game, mining with ~30GHs is strictly a hobbyist's game. why not tap into the xmas gift/novelty market?
Mom: "kids love 'puters n stuff, and little Bobby's been begging us to help him get started mining dem bitcoins...plus, look! It's got Spongebob!"
Dad: "great idea! Buy now and beat the xmas rush!"
Little Bobby (on xmas day) "WTF??? This thing is USELESS!"

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November 13, 2013, 12:25:28 AM
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at this point in the game, mining with ~30GHs is strictly a hobbyist's game. why not tap into the xmas gift market?
Mom: "kids love 'puters n stuff, and little Bobby's been begging us to help him get started mining dem bitcoins...plus, look! It's got Spongebob!"
Dad: "great idea! Buy now and beat the xmas rush!"
Little Bobby (on xmas day) "WTF??? This thing is USELESS!"

Well that might happen in a few years. As of now Bitcoin is still a geek's game. When your hairdresser and taxi driver start talking about it then you know it's a hype.
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November 13, 2013, 12:43:28 AM
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at this point in the game, mining with ~30GHs is strictly a hobbyist's game. why not tap into the xmas gift market?
Mom: "kids love 'puters n stuff, and little Bobby's been begging us to help him get started mining dem bitcoins...plus, look! It's got Spongebob!"
Dad: "great idea! Buy now and beat the xmas rush!"
Little Bobby (on xmas day) "WTF??? This thing is USELESS!"

Well that might happen in a few years. As of now Bitcoin is still a geek's game. When your hairdresser and taxi driver start talking about it then you know it's a hype.

Yes, I was being facetious, but since you mention it... last month I was in a cab where the driver was going on and on about btc, PLUS, my wife is a hairdresser, and she has all sorts of tech guys as clients, so she totally talks about bitcoins with them. Just sayin' ;-)

ofc, for a gift market to open up, these miners would have to cost about 1/3 of what they do now.
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November 13, 2013, 12:46:28 AM
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at this point in the game, mining with ~30GHs is strictly a hobbyist's game. why not tap into the xmas gift market?
Mom: "kids love 'puters n stuff, and little Bobby's been begging us to help him get started mining dem bitcoins...plus, look! It's got Spongebob!"
Dad: "great idea! Buy now and beat the xmas rush!"
Little Bobby (on xmas day) "WTF??? This thing is USELESS!"

Well that might happen in a few years. As of now Bitcoin is still a geek's game. When your hairdresser and taxi driver start talking about it then you know it's a hype.

well, I was being facetious, but since you mention it... last month I was in a cab where the driver was going on and on about btc, PLUS, my wife is a hairdresser, and she has all sorts of tech guys as clients, so she totally talks about bitcoins with them. Just sayin' ;-)

ofc, for a gift market to open up, these things would have to cost about 1/3 of what they do now.

OK, so BTC is officially in a bubble. Hedge accordingly. Wink
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November 13, 2013, 12:57:47 AM
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I don't know how did this thread turned into another Bitcoin-pricetalk but I will indulge it. Bitcoin is not in a bubble it is just another round of increased appreciation for sound money against bubbling fiat currencies. What we are happy about here is that the bubbling effects fiat/btc faster than it affects fiat/goods  Cool

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November 13, 2013, 01:00:12 AM
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Fun fact: At 2000 yuan (328 usd) you would actually see ROI in only 37 days according to http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/. Completely surpassing any other asic available even KNC.
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November 13, 2013, 01:02:38 AM
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because i see AM cube selling/preordering already despite any announcement by friedcat so far,
i have to bring up this subject again:

What distracts me most as a shareholder is the lack of information channels.

i mean i get it that AM is just a manufacturer and the rest is mostly done via resellers.
But do i expect too much with a functioning decent website up to date with info on released products and links for the shops/auctions?
Why don't they roll out the full package to get a glance into every miner's eye? (slightly exagerrating here  Wink)
Show some pics, hell even make a rotating 3D model with some data.

I'm doing this as a job, i hereby even offer my service at this point for doing the shiny eyefuck renderings to get this going.


an example:
When i google "asicminer cube", the first site of results doesn't even give me a link to any official website.
instead i see the first 5 of 6 entries are named "ASICMiner Cube?")
and i notice preorder via wtcr (good) and hashfast advertising at the top (Tongue)
when i google "asicminer" again another hasfast advert,
then http://www.asicminer.co/ (which was last updated 4th May!!!)

I read some time ago that friedcat likes to keep a low profile and this was already discussed.
I totally understand having some amount of anonymity on the web,
but when i look at http://cointerra.com/;https://hashfast.com/;http://www.butterflylabs.com/
i see so much potential here...f**k, AM even has the "asicminer" in its company name.
that's like selling bread when your named baker™. You have to use that advantage.


this is not meant as a rant and sorry if i sound like a marketing-asshole here (comes with the job environment  Undecided)
fc will somehow sell these cubes but the overall process could be done in a much better way imo.

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November 13, 2013, 01:04:04 AM
Last edit: November 13, 2013, 01:16:59 AM by gogxmagog
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I agree with hlynur. AM's marketing should be given serious thought. FAIK it is already being addressed. still- don't underestimate the "gift" market, esp. at xmas. billions to be made across all areas of retail. and something like this... I buy all sorts of electronics for my kid every year, and this type of "science-y" tech thing is just what granny might think her computer-obsessed grand-kids would love to own. not a sustainable market to be sure, but we are talking about unloading gen1 chips here right? when I think of all the expensive chemistry sets, and radio shack circuit board kits, and build your own radio sets I got when I was a kid... there is definitely a market there if you know how to reach it. One major retailer carrying these things would be a real leg up.
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November 13, 2013, 01:13:18 AM
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One major retailer carrying these things would be a real leg up.
+1

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November 13, 2013, 01:25:14 AM
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because i see AM cube selling/preordering already despite any announcement by friedcat so far,
i have to bring up this subject again:

What distracts me most as a shareholder is the lack of information channels.

i mean i get it that AM is just a manufacturer and the rest is mostly done via resellers.
But do i expect too much with a functioning decent website up to date with info on released products and links for the shops/auctions?
Why don't they roll out the full package to get a glance into every miner's eye? (slightly exagerrating here  Wink)
Show some pics, hell even make a rotating 3D model with some data.

I'm doing this as a job, i hereby even offer my service at this point for doing the shiny eyefuck renderings to get this going.


an example:
When i google "asicminer cube", the first site of results doesn't even give me a link to any official website.
instead i see the first 5 of 6 entries are named "ASICMiner Cube?")
and i notice preorder via wtcr (good) and hashfast advertising at the top (Tongue)
when i google "asicminer" again another hasfast advert,
then http://www.asicminer.co/ (which was last updated 4th May!!!)

I read some time ago that friedcat likes to keep a low profile and this was already discussed.
I totally understand having some amount of anonymity on the web,
but when i look at http://cointerra.com/;https://hashfast.com/;http://www.butterflylabs.com/
i see so much potential here...f**k, AM even has the "asicminer" in its company name.
that's like selling bread when your named baker™. You have to use that advantage.


this is not meant as a rant and sorry if i sound like a marketing-asshole here (comes with the job environment  Undecided)
fc will somehow sell these cubes but the overall process could be done in a much better way imo.


It does feel like investors are left out of the loop but tbh I appreciate it, AM's delivered since the IPO and most of its been on blind faith. Trust has been discussed a lot on this forum and it could even be a currency of its own one day but honour is hardly ever mentioned and its the foundations of trust. After seeing the financial report I'd guess it would take pages for FC to get us up to date on the full picture so maybe its better they break the mould and use the most despicable of words in the 21st century, trust us.

True that! I think most of us use this thread to "think out loud" seeing as there is precious little else by way of news or info to post here. FC has proven he is trustworthy again and again! I'm chomping at the bit for the really big news tho
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November 13, 2013, 01:30:25 AM
Last edit: November 13, 2013, 04:26:54 AM by 101111
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an example:
When i google "asicminer cube", the first site of results doesn't even give me a link to any official website.
instead i see the first 5 of 6 entries are named "ASICMiner Cube?")
Your search results are probably skewed by prior search history; on a 'clean' browser I get the top about 25 results for AM, and most of the top 50. Also I've got adblocker, so no ads.

But in general I agree with you, FC needs to get at least a basic website up to face the market, and a newsfeed to shareholders - just posting more here would do, but these posts need to be advised ahead of time to avoid trading advantages by those lucky to be awake in the right timezone.

edit: I wouldn't mind the silence if the sp was going up  Wink
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November 13, 2013, 01:49:16 AM
Last edit: November 13, 2013, 02:37:21 AM by hlynur
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It does feel like investors are left out of the loop but tbh I appreciate it, AM's delivered since the IPO and most of its been on blind faith. Trust has been discussed a lot on this forum and it could even be a currency of its own one day but honour is hardly ever mentioned and its the foundations of trust. After seeing the financial report I'd guess it would take pages for FC to get us up to date on the full picture so maybe its better they break the mould and use the most despicable of words in the 21st century, trust us.

thanks for the very wise words there...
exactly this trust and friedcat's reputation made me invest in the first place and this situation hasn't changed for me.

I've seen a lot of stuff working in advertising sector and i know that a website doesn't even remotely present what's behind the shiny curtain.
still the difference how AM is spreading their products compared to its competitors is a miracle to me.
perhaps my perspective is disturbed by my western marketing approach and this is simply how things roll in asia.
(my thought process here is: more competition -> ramp up advertising via central and direct communication channels)



edit:
Your search results are probably skewed by prior search history; on a 'clean' browser I get the top about 25 results for AM, and most of the top 50. Also I've got adblocker, so no ads.

But in general I agree with you, FC needs to get at least a basic website up to face the market, and a newsfeed to shareholders - just posting more here would do, but these posts need to be advised ahead of time to avoid trading advantages by those lucky to be awake in the right timezone.
i just realized that after using my virgin IE. (what a shitty browser Smiley)
sorry for the mistake just wanted to make a point there.

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November 13, 2013, 03:17:21 AM
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Thanks for this.

Sold out already though Smiley  

Which bodes well for Asicminer.

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November 13, 2013, 03:26:01 AM
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Fun fact: At 2000 yuan (328 usd) you would actually see ROI in only 37 days according to http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/. Completely surpassing any other asic available even KNC.

Would consider picking one up for that price.
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November 13, 2013, 03:46:02 AM
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Would definitely buy a 30-38 gh machine at 1btc, power shouldn't be a problem for me  Roll Eyes
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November 13, 2013, 05:47:51 AM
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Anyone noticed the recent spike in ASICMINER's hashing? it's reaching the 100 TH for the first time...

http://asicminercharts.com/

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November 13, 2013, 06:29:13 AM
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Anyone noticed the recent spike in ASICMINER's hashing? it's reaching the 100 TH for the first time...

http://asicminercharts.com/

saw it as well, it peaked at 120 TH. Is it finally happening?  Cheesy
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