Topic: 3TH Small bitcoin farm in Washington for rent or sale (Read 1135 times)

You are in Washington... do you have anything to do with budgeting for the govt? Instead of monthly showdowns, maybe you could have a sound fiscal policy and work something out now? Instead of this month to month insanity.

Currently the farm has a client.  It won't be reopen to potential leasing until the end of the current month.

Thanks for some interest though, it's always appreciated.

Sent you a PM if you've still got this up for rent. 

How much to rent your farm for one year? You run it, pay electric, optimize it... and keep it to sell or re-lease at the end.

Simple lease of your hashing and experience

One last bump before I take them all and just continue mining on my own.  I'm open to best offers.

Oh, almost forgot to mention all miners come with Platinum PSUs if you're making a buy offer.

Minus of course the SP10.  It's integrated PSU is gold rated though.

Eh, honestly I'll throw in the Rockminer if you want but lets be honest with each other:  It's an old process node and not that great of a chip, thus it isn't worth too much, lol.  Probably not even worth it's shipping weight if I have to pay, kinda a heavy unit for what it makes.

As I said, I'm prefering a rental, but I'd sell the whole lot right now for probably...  say 4BTC?  I really want about $800 at the end of the day for the lot and honestly that may be too much.  Shipping costs are tricky too...  I can't drop much lower though, so you be the judge.

If you did buy them at that rate, I'd throw in a few months of hosting too, given I have dirt cheap electric.  They'd still be yours and boxed up at the end on request, naturally.

This is actually an excellent point I have not considered.  Bitcoin IMO, is going to see a difficulty decline soon and this is probably the least profitable we will see it.  But I could be wrong.  It could get worse.  And in the longterm one thing is for sure:  Diff rises.

I'm opening this to single month rentals with optional renewals either at the current rate, or a renegotiated rate.  I of course reserve the right to terminate at the end of the month if I feel I'd be doing better on my own, but you'd be given some kind of advance notice (I'm thinking at least 15 days ahead of time).  Renegotiated renewals would consider what is happening, for better or for worse.  If bitcoin is doing well however you'd probably want to opt to keep your current rate.

Editing opening post to indicate such.

Oh, and thanks for the vouch AT101ET!  Great to see you here as well!

Vouching for OP.
He rented me some miners in his farm for scrypt coins a while back. He was always extremely honest and was a pleasure to do business with.
He gave me great advice and I had no complaints whatsoever throughout the 3-4 months of his service.

GL with this venture!

Your $150 per month rate would be appropriate now, however as difficulty increases it will become less and less appropriate.

Would you be willing to consider any longer term leases when the price per month declines each additional month by an agreed upon amount?

How much for all of it then? If it helps make a deal I would take the Rockminer too I guess.

Thanks for the offer.  I will keep this one on the table, but I'd like to investigate my options first.

We usually have a few hour electrical outage about once every 3-6 months, depending largely on weather.  It is obviously more common in the winter, less in the summertime.

I would offer 2BTC for the Sp10 + s3s.

How often is there a power outage?

Thanks (:

Heh, no my prices include electricity.  I'm paying very cheap Washington hydro prices.  Honestly I should probably shut down the Rockminer T1 but I've underclocked it to reduce it's wattage and it's doing ok.

Whole thing draws a little under 2KW.  I don't make much on this rental tbh, I'm offering this more for the fun of keeping the stuff running and a little money on the side without the stress of watching bitcoin 24/7 for the next price jump.

One thing everyone should know though:  This is a rural location with reasonably reliable electric (mostly underground wiring here), but it's still not battery/generator backed.  If electricity goes out though, I'll arrange a usage extension in the contract.

Do we have to pay electricity costs if we purchase? If so What is the combined wattage of the miners?
I am very interested

I have a 3TH bitcoin farm I've been running in my garage Washington for some time that I'm looking to either rent, or possibly part out and sell.

The rent would be for a 1-12 month contract, your call.  I'd recomend however you go month to month with bitcoin volatility, so we can renegotiate if it gets gnarly and unprofitable.  I'm thinking a price of about $150 a month.  I pay cheap prices for electricty and you are taking on the risk paying upfront, so it seems fair to me.

I'm not just some dude.  I'm the same RTB2011 of BCC (Beehler Computational Consulting) who once had a reputation for renting GPU miner farms in litecoins golden age.  I'm done with litcoin, but if you want, I can get references from happy customers.

Or just buy the hardware out, I'm open to offers.  I won't ship international though, and I'd much prefer a rental contract.  We'd do it right of course, you'd have my name and address and confirmation I am who I say I am.

The hardware consists of:

1x very low-clocked Rockminer T1 (essentially an ASIC miner tube) ~650Ghash

2x Antminer S3+'s, one clocked high the other at stock (doesn't go much higher).  Between them about ~850 Ghash

1x Spondooliestech SP10 Dawson.  1.5Thash.  Excellent clocks due to low temps here in Washington and my garage in general.

Screenshot for your viewing pleasure (a remote desktop console like this can be arranged):



Please contact me with offers, requests for references, etc.  

Thanks for looking!  Payment in bitcoins only please.

PS:  I also am looking for a good GTX980.  If anyone can offer one in trade, I'd be very interested in making some kind of deal.  Same thing with any 4k HDTV, though obviously that will be worth more.  Oh, and newegg gift cards are accepted as well as a form of payment.  If you happen to have some we can talk about knocking that off your price.