let alone all of the over promises and lack of information
Topic: A bitcoin for a $25 indiegogo - page 2. (Read 5155 times)
this image alone should show they are not going to use new tech, which should to many people instantly spot it as a scam
let alone all of the over promises and lack of information
let alone all of the over promises and lack of information
$2,500 to start mining with their own chips?
If they haven't figured out a way to get a master chip virtually for free this is a SCAM...
If they haven't figured out a way to get a master chip virtually for free this is a SCAM...
I don't think this is a chip thing. There are some details in the update section.
$2,500 to start mining with their own chips?
If they haven't figured out a way to get a master chip virtually for free this is a SCAM...
If they haven't figured out a way to get a master chip virtually for free this is a SCAM...
Looks like one person is in on the deal.
Saw this one over at Indiegogo.com (which is like the lamer version of Kickstarter.com)
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
They don't specify what hardware they will buy. And to make good on their promise of 1 BTC for $25, they need to make 5 times their investment at current rates (if you add some overhead costs). With difficulty going to the moon right now, there's no mining operation that can make such amazing claims with a straight face.
fake, ignore it
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[...]And now the next generation of Bitcoin processing power has arrived in the form of ASIC (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits). This is the technology we will use in our Bitcoin servers.
Nothing about what chips they're going to use. Nothing about what manufacturing technology they'll use. Not even hashrate estimates. This is worse than BFL. 
Saw this one over at Indiegogo.com (which is like the lamer version of Kickstarter.com)
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
Seems pretty risky
Saw this one over at Indiegogo.com (which is like the lamer version of Kickstarter.com)
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
http://www.indiegogo.com/projects/help-build-the-bitcoin-network/
One of the funding levels is $25 and supposedly returns 1 bitcoin early next year.
Worth trying out?
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