Are these still going to happen?
I'm guessing "no" 
Topic: 2GH NinjaStick USB Miner powered by Bitfury (Read 22551 times)
Are these still going to happen?
We're busy prototyping and doing software integration work, and will be doing a test run of 100 units around the end of the month to prove out our manufacturing partner. Volume production is slated to start in October once the next batch of Bitfury chips becomes available. We're still waiting on updated pricing from Bitfury to determine how big that first volume run will be.
Could we have some photos of the prototyping work? You sortof imply that it is physical, may we see the physical work? You could obviously censor out certain "competetive" features 
We're busy prototyping and doing software integration work, and will be doing a test run of 100 units around the end of the month to prove out our manufacturing partner. Volume production is slated to start in October once the next batch of Bitfury chips becomes available. We're still waiting on updated pricing from Bitfury to determine how big that first volume run will be.
Ah my mistake. I apologize.
If you notice, this stick uses the same design as the BF1 USB sticks announced today. The BPM people also comment through this thread. So if you are curious about the update, go check https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bpmc-launch-bf1-usb-miner-probably-the-fastest-usb-miner-in-the-world-292433. Hopefully they will price it properly!
Actually it is a different design. It just uses the same chip.
EDIT: I was wrong, its a different design. My mistake!
If you notice, this stick uses the same design as the BF1 USB sticks announced today. The BPM people also comment through this thread. So if you are curious about the update, go check https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bpmc-launch-bf1-usb-miner-probably-the-fastest-usb-miner-in-the-world-292433. Hopefully they will price it properly!
If you notice, this stick uses the same design as the BF1 USB sticks announced today. The BPM people also comment through this thread. So if you are curious about the update, go check https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bpmc-launch-bf1-usb-miner-probably-the-fastest-usb-miner-in-the-world-292433. Hopefully they will price it properly!
Would love an update on the development of these devices
Like wise, I also read these can only be used with an rpi and chainminer? I was really hoping to buy roughly 5 or 6 of these and hook them up to my rpi running minepeon with cgminer.
Would love an update on the development of these devices
Is this out already?
No they are still in prototyping phase.
Is this out already?
it says the price guide is:
September - 2 BTC
October - 1 BTC
cheers,
kev
September - 2 BTC
October - 1 BTC
cheers,
kev
Estimated Pricing:
September production - estimated price 2BTC per stick
October production (using October deliver Bitfury chips) - estimated 1BTC per stick
Final pricing is still TBD, and depends on factors like volume. The more interest, the cheaper we can get them made.
September production - estimated price 2BTC per stick
October production (using October deliver Bitfury chips) - estimated 1BTC per stick
Final pricing is still TBD, and depends on factors like volume. The more interest, the cheaper we can get them made.
Emphasis mine
These were selling for less than 1BTC, 2BTC for a Bitfury thumb is a ripoff.
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
who said anything about a price (of 2 BTC or whatever) yet ?!
It's in the first post of this thread. Obviously something people don't read.
it says the price guide is:
September - 2 BTC
October - 1 BTC
cheers,
kev
It's in the first post of this thread. Obviously something people don't read.
look up "TBD" on google.
we will have to wait and see what the price will be.
These were selling for less than 1BTC, 2BTC for a Bitfury thumb is a ripoff.
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
who said anything about a price (of 2 BTC or whatever) yet ?!
It's in the first post of this thread. Obviously something people don't read.
These were selling for less than 1BTC, 2BTC for a Bitfury thumb is a ripoff.
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
who said anything about a price (of 2 BTC or whatever) yet ?!
^^^
The drillbit thumbs are selling for $99 for October delivery and it will likely be the latter half of the month.
bitfury chips are $60K per reel of 3000 for October delivery.
If you bought them in July/August they were priced at $130
If you want them now they are $108
cheers,
kev
The drillbit thumbs are selling for $99 for October delivery and it will likely be the latter half of the month.
bitfury chips are $60K per reel of 3000 for October delivery.
If you bought them in July/August they were priced at $130
If you want them now they are $108
cheers,
kev
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/drillbit-system-miners-avalon-range-available-now-10499-266235
These were selling for less than 1BTC, 2BTC for a Bitfury thumb is a ripoff.
Bitfury chips were selling for $20ea in reels of 3,000, so if you charge 2BTC what's the other $180+ for?
watch
Price is down to .36 btc/chip.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bitfury-chip-distribution-027btcchip-w41-october-delivery-288718
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bitfury-chip-distribution-027btcchip-w41-october-delivery-288718
And just like that the offer gets pulled. The bitfury chip situation right now doesn't make any sense. Hopefully they figure out something that is more equitable and supportive of the DIY community.
Fake.... If you were really doing BFL's business model, you would have promised to deliver them in two weeks (tm).
Yeah.........& make a photoshopped image depicting a virtual product..........& then produce a different release date every month for it
Oh.............& you need chickens..........lots of chickens
Seriously though,powered USB hubs with powersupplies like this one should work
http://www.ebay.com/itm/110638231265?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649
Just need to know,5 volt or 12 volt.
Fake.... If you were really doing BFL's business model, you would have promised to deliver them in two weeks (tm).
Who can I throw BTC at to acquire these for my farm ?
Throw em at me! I can't and won't promise a delivery date nor will I offer refunds! Honestly I will ship them in two months or more when I can buy them much cheaper and have mined the piss out of em for you! Oh and just cause I'm a nice guy I will call you a cocksucker and a monumental asshole for asking me any questions (I learnded my leet bizness model from BFL!)
Who can I throw BTC at to acquire these for my farm ?
Price is down to .36 btc/chip.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bitfury-chip-distribution-027btcchip-w41-october-delivery-288718
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/closed-bitfury-chip-distribution-027btcchip-w41-october-delivery-288718
The main cost driver is Bitfury and their selling practices/pricing. I'm expecting a price-war soon enough on the ASICs, and we are doing everything we can do shrink our costs on the BOM. Megabigpower is currently selling 1 chip @ 1BTC. Cost per GH on low density devices will soon hit a floor anyhow, even friedcat has to pay his vendors and all. Worst case I make a few hundred of them for me and my friends, my motivation is for personal fun and education, as well as making a contribution to the community. As always we will keep things open and transparent.
I'd considered buying a large number of block erupters to basically give away— I think everyone that wants to try out mining should be able to... but the poor power efficiency compared to what was coming made me think twice: doesn't make sense to give away a bunch of devices which wouldn't produce much bitcoin but would also be operating at a loss in just a few months. A bitfury based device would be a lot more attractive, but with 1BTC chips, its sadly too far outside of the range that would be interesting as a giveaway. 
as there are pictures out now as it seems,
when/where/how much?
when/where/how much?
Eagerly awaiting more concrete pricing so I can get a group buy started. You still offering to make these available to us lowly consumers?
I imagine these usb sticks would (should) be usb 3.0?
If they are USB 3 then you could have potential issues with the raspberry piyes, that's why I'm asking. I would imagine them to be usb 3.0 for more power (vs. usb 2.0).
nice, I was wondering (and at the time, being extremely lazy and didn't feel like doing research, was too damn early for me).
I imagine these usb sticks would (should) be usb 3.0?
If they are USB 3 then you could have potential issues with the raspberry piyes, that's why I'm asking. I would imagine them to be usb 3.0 for more power (vs. usb 2.0).
I imagine these usb sticks would (should) be usb 3.0?
If they are USB 3 then you could have potential issues with the raspberry piyes, that's why I'm asking. I would imagine them to be usb 3.0 for more power (vs. usb 2.0).
I imagine these usb sticks would (should) be usb 3.0?
If they are USB 3 then you could have potential issues with the raspberry pi
I imagine these usb sticks would (should) be usb 3.0?
Congrats buddy! If you need a investor / business partner I'd be interested.
Price needs to be:
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
| Deliver by end of | | price per unit (BTC) |
| Sept | 0.50 |
| Oct | 0.35 |
| Nov | 0.25 |
| Dec | 0.2 |
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
The main cost driver is Bitfury and their selling practices/pricing. I'm expecting a price-war soon enough on the ASICs, and we are doing everything we can do shrink our costs on the BOM. Megabigpower is currently selling 1 chip @ 1BTC. Cost per GH on low density devices will soon hit a floor anyhow, even friedcat has to pay his vendors and all. Worst case I make a few hundred of them for me and my friends, my motivation is for personal fun and education, as well as making a contribution to the community. As always we will keep things open and transparent.
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
ASICMINER has already Fucked people over 4 times and counting with their USB sticks... I think the suckers are getting wise...Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
They haven't fucked anyone over. they gave you a price and you paid it. They are the ONLY ones who have been relyable for delivery. They can't save you from your buying practices. When the Playstation 3 first came out how much was it? How many price decreases has their been? You want it first you pay a premium. As time goes on and sales drop they adjusted the price accordingly.
I couldn't agree more. You can't blame anyone but yourself for a bad decision YOU made.
Price needs to be:
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
| Deliver by end of | | price per unit (BTC) |
| Sept | 0.50 |
| Oct | 0.35 |
| Nov | 0.25 |
| Dec | 0.2 |
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
It's working out ok for ASICMiner, ROI notwithstanding
Price needs to be:
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
| Deliver by end of | | price per unit (BTC) |
| Sept | 0.50 |
| Oct | 0.35 |
| Nov | 0.25 |
| Dec | 0.2 |
This is price before shipping, rounded up to the nearest 0.05th of a BTC and based on my current 6-month profitability projections. The more profit-oriented will order larger amounts, while those ordering a single unit will be happy with the chance to get their money back in the following 10-12 months after delivery charges are taken into account.
I like the USB port being staggered to one side because it will play nicely with half the USB ports, depending on your luck. Better than putting it in the middle and blocking both ports or blocking one port 100% of the time.. It also will play nicely with most USB hubs.
I like the idea and the initiative but if you cannot lower the prices to an acceptable level by lowering your costs, then obviously it may not turn out to be a good business for you.
So this means that Bitfury is releasing design documents necessary for creating our own PCB gerbers??? Is anyone working 10x or 16x boards for these bitfurry chips?
16x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2796663
2x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2974755
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3033766
intron
10x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2981720
So this means that Bitfury is releasing design documents necessary for creating our own PCB gerbers??? Is anyone working 10x or 16x boards for these bitfurry chips?
16x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2796663
2x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2974755
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3033766
intron
I like the microcontroller you used on the 2x usb miner, but it also means nobody will be mass producing them until next year unless you can magically make NXP fix the shortage.
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Hmm, I don't like your comment very much. ASICMINER USB sticks, a real product from a real competitor, is existing competition to your vaporware. Furthermore, and I can't believe this is not obvious, your production costs do not matter to the buyer and should not factor into their expectations.
But ASICMINER USB sticks are 335MH/s which in today's environment is not a 'meaningful hashrate'. Sure, you can build a farm of them (and I have nothing against them - I have four of them mining myself) but it's not direct competition.
Are there any other USB sticks that offer multi-GH/s hashrates?
roy
So this means that Bitfury is releasing design documents necessary for creating our own PCB gerbers??? Is anyone working 10x or 16x boards for these bitfurry chips?
16x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2796663
2x
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2974755
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3033766
intron
It takes a good heatsink to really push the bitfury chip, so....
How goes the battle? Making progress on producing the stick?
How goes the battle? Making progress on producing the stick?
watching
Please dont offset the USB connector to one side, put it in the middle or you maybe shutting out the use of a USB socket to the side of the device. That is unless the proposed device is so big that its going to do that anyway?...
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
ASICMINER has already Fucked people over 4 times and counting with their USB sticks... I think the suckers are getting wise...Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
They haven't fucked anyone over. they gave you a price and you paid it. They are the ONLY ones who have been relyable for delivery. They can't save you from your buying practices. When the Playstation 3 first came out how much was it? How many price decreases has their been? You want it first you pay a premium. As time goes on and sales drop they adjusted the price accordingly.
I couldn't agree more. You can't blame anyone but yourself for a bad decision YOU made.
So this means that Bitfury is releasing design documents necessary for creating our own PCB gerbers??? Is anyone working 10x or 16x boards for these bitfurry chips?
If only things were that simple.
You have to buy sample chips, design your own board & firmware around the chip. Either that or pay someone else a licensing feeThen you may have to pay someone else to de-bug your code. Then you have to pay through the nose for small quantities of components, PCB's and search around for an SMT factorywho are willing to run your small amount
cheers,
kev
It takes a good heatsink to really push the bitfury chip, so....
... put one of those on them?
Excited about this!
Really looking forward to filling my USB hubs with these when they become available. Great work !
Interested - when the BTC/GH comes down a bit...
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Hmm, I don't like your comment very much. ASICMINER USB sticks, a real product from a real competitor, is existing competition to your vaporware. Furthermore, and I can't believe this is not obvious, your production costs do not matter to the buyer and should not factor into their expectations.
There's the Bitcoin spirit. Treat hobbyist's like big faceless corporations.
It takes a good heatsink to really push the bitfury chip, so....
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
ASICMINER has already Fucked people over 4 times and counting with their USB sticks... I think the suckers are getting wise...Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
Wait, you mean when they offered me a price and I agreed to pay it, they were actually fucking me over? I didn't even realize...
You have PM
they gave you a price and you paid it
sad but true
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
ASICMINER has already Fucked people over 4 times and counting with their USB sticks... I think the suckers are getting wise...Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
They haven't fucked anyone over. they gave you a price and you paid it. They are the ONLY ones who have been relyable for delivery. They can't save you from your buying practices. When the Playstation 3 first came out how much was it? How many price decreases has their been? You want it first you pay a premium. As time goes on and sales drop they adjusted the price accordingly.
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
ASICMINER has already Fucked people over 4 times and counting with their USB sticks... I think the suckers are getting wise... Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
So this means that Bitfury is releasing design documents necessary for creating our own PCB gerbers??? Is anyone working 10x or 16x boards for these bitfurry chips?
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Hmm, I don't like your comment very much. ASICMINER USB sticks, a real product from a real competitor, is existing competition to your vaporware. Furthermore, and I can't believe this is not obvious, your production costs do not matter to the buyer and should not factor into their expectations.
At present asicminer USB sticks are 0.9BTC+ per GH. At 0.5 this is a better deal.
However only time will tell whether roi is possible...
Right, if you have both options right now. However, I guarantee that ASICMiner USB Erupters will drop to BTC.1 or less by October, especially in the secondary market.
Very interested.
Watch
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Hmm, I don't like your comment very much. ASICMINER USB sticks, a real product from a real competitor, is existing competition to your vaporware. Furthermore, and I can't believe this is not obvious, your production costs do not matter to the buyer and should not factor into their expectations.
At present asicminer USB sticks are 0.9BTC+ per GH. At 0.5 this is a better deal.
However only time will tell whether roi is possible...
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Hmm, I don't like your comment very much. ASICMINER USB sticks, a real product from a real competitor, is existing competition to your vaporware. Furthermore, and I can't believe this is not obvious, your production costs do not matter to the buyer and should not factor into their expectations.
We're doing everything we can to get the price down as low as possible, but please have reasonable expectations as we can't sell them for less than the chips cost, plus theres a bunch of other parts, board, heatsink, and NRE costs that we have to recover. These small units aren't going to have the world's best ROI, you can only get that promise when you buy $5k worth of vaporware. Real things in hand cost more than powerpoint slides and renderings.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
Anyhow we are trying to keep a sub $100 price point to give entry level miners some meaningful hashrate.
The block erupters will be at .12 BTC is the next few weeks. This new device should be around .45 @ least 2gh/s to be worthwhile.
At 2BTC that's $113 per GH/s which is a total joke.
Even 1BTC you would be lucky to get any ROI by the time it ships. It needs to sell for less than 1BTC if it can't then don't start the project.
And this is the first signs of what will happen to NON-USB ASIC's in October or November 2013.Even 1BTC you would be lucky to get any ROI by the time it ships. It needs to sell for less than 1BTC if it can't then don't start the project.
Companies will figure out that their initial designs can't easily overcome pricing restrictions. So they will have to redesign Gen2.1 to be more massively parallel to keep outrunning the difficulty by any meaningful timeframe.
(You heard it here first! Expect many companies to pre-plan, adapt to changing market conditions, or utterly fail and take your money/BTC with them. Spend wisely.)
Interested. Watch mode.
At 2BTC that's $113 per GH/s which is a total joke.
Even 1BTC you would be lucky to get any ROI by the time it ships. It needs to sell for less than 1BTC if it can't then don't start the project.
Even 1BTC you would be lucky to get any ROI by the time it ships. It needs to sell for less than 1BTC if it can't then don't start the project.
Cool project, but too pricey.
I'd pay 0.75 for one to dig the mud out my walking boots? Waddya say?
I'd pay 0.75 for one to dig the mud out my walking boots? Waddya say?
Price needs to be .15 BTC.
It costs more than 0.15 BTC to buy just the chip not including postage, fab etc.
Interested.
Price needs to be .15 BTC.
It costs more than 0.15 BTC to buy just the chip not including postage, fab etc.Then I'd say the chip is way too expensive, it has had any markup priced out of it already, just my two satoshis.
ninjaaaa
watching
watching
watching
Price needs to be .15 BTC.
It costs more than 0.15 BTC to buy just the chip not including postage, fab etc.
Price needs to be .15 BTC.
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
Again, a company making a mistake on an unsellable product.Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
The USB stick market is going to need to be profitable to be sellable. Right now these are put in a dollar and get back 25 cents.
If it hashes and looks good, I am in for one as a collectible. I agree that the price will turn off most profit oriented people. Perhaps you can credit first buyers with coupons or stocks.
0.5BTC/Gh/s in October?
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
Might be a fun toy ~1btc, but anyone paying 100BTC would be taking a huge risk in their ability to resell them for a profit, and they certainly wouldn't be very worthwhile to use in a big mining op.
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Final pricing is still TBD, and depends on factors like volume. The more interest, the cheaper we can get them made.
So this will be another pre-paid, pre-order gig yes?
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kev
Potentially interested in adding the product to the BTC Guild ASIC store, which would provide shipping worldwide. Mostly depends on volume, wholesale pricing, and what competing products come out by the time these would be available in bulk.
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And hello from Indonesian bitcoin miner!
And hello from Indonesian bitcoin miner!
$110 a GH in September?
Are you paying attention?
possible group/bulk buy to ebay single sales. depending on what the level of interest is at the time. Hence, watching =) Are you paying attention?
$110 a GH in September?
Are you paying attention?
Are you paying attention?
watching
Guaranteed group buys will be interested. I'd be up for organizing at least one.
EU or US?If EU PM me when you do so please! thx
US. It'll have to be after more details are announced. It'll probably be for the October date and depends on the price and difficulty. Right now Avalon K16s are 4.5 GH/s stock @ around $260 (hopefully delivered by September). 2BTC = around $230 for 2 GH/s so I'm not sure it'd be worth it for the September sticks.
Guaranteed group buys will be interested. I'd be up for organizing at least one.
EU or US?If EU PM me when you do so please! thx
Guaranteed group buys will be interested. I'd be up for organizing at least one.
MOAR POWER!!!!!!!!!
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MineNinja is pleased to announce our newest product, the NinjaStick USB Bitcoin mining stick powered by the Bitfury 5GH ASIC. It's done right with adjustable voltage and a temp sensor - actual performance is still TBD ~ but we anticipate at least 2GH. These will be available only on a wholesale basis, MOQ 100 sticks - orders will open once the prototype is hashing and evidence posted to youtube.
Estimated Pricing:
September production - estimated price 2BTC per stick
October production (using October deliver Bitfury chips) - estimated 1BTC per stick
Final pricing is still TBD, and depends on factors like volume. The more interest, the cheaper we can get them made.
I'm also looking for the "right" partner/investor to help with the project. It's not just about money, rather what you can bring to the table to help facilitate growth.
Estimated Pricing:
September production - estimated price 2BTC per stick
October production (using October deliver Bitfury chips) - estimated 1BTC per stick
Final pricing is still TBD, and depends on factors like volume. The more interest, the cheaper we can get them made.
I'm also looking for the "right" partner/investor to help with the project. It's not just about money, rather what you can bring to the table to help facilitate growth.
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