what is a reasonable price for these miners?
I think that with next Difficulty > 510 000 000 and BTC 256 USD ~ 0.10 BTC
Topic: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5 GH/s USB Miner [IN STOCK!] {SALE !} - page 28. (Read 305076 times)
I think that with next Difficulty > 510 000 000 and BTC 256 USD ~ 0.10 BTC
what is a reasonable price for these miners?
I hope he takes into consideration the recent Huge uptrend in BTC value, BTC-E has it at $225 and still going higher by the minute. Price should be around the 0.3btc i reckon. You can buy a Asicminer Blade that does 10GH+ for 0.8btc right now..
you're right - if you want to sell them in a high quantity you should aim 0,2-0,3 per stick, other than the 2,7GH-Sticks at 0.6 BTC
at this condition I would take 4-6 Sticks otherwise I'm not interested (just to give you a little feedback)
Drillbit is selling their 2.7 thumb for 0.5 BTC now.
yeah and I only got one to play around with as a bulk buy at that price is nuts
BTC-e is now at $235.
I agreed, if even an announcement can be delayed. How fast will they deliver the miner?
It is 5th Nov today.
I agreed, if even an announcement can be delayed. How fast will they deliver the miner?
It is 5th Nov today.
For those waiting on prices I expect you will be dissapointed.
Vendors of this and other bitfury based devices have simply paid too much for the chips, their costs to get them made into usb's/boards and return a profit has run up against the rapid difficulty growth
They therefore have 2 choices, sell them at a price that will give the buyer a chance at ROI and lose money themselves, or sell them at a price where they profit and the buyers take a loss. Given the huge quantities of unprofitable asicminer devices sold it's no surprise they are all choosing the latter option.
Vendors of this and other bitfury based devices have simply paid too much for the chips, their costs to get them made into usb's/boards and return a profit has run up against the rapid difficulty growth
They therefore have 2 choices, sell them at a price that will give the buyer a chance at ROI and lose money themselves, or sell them at a price where they profit and the buyers take a loss. Given the huge quantities of unprofitable asicminer devices sold it's no surprise they are all choosing the latter option.
Kinda like mining. Buy the devices that won't pay for themselves, so the only option is to pass it off to someone else who it won't ROI for either. Brilliant thing this industry has done with mining.
For those waiting on prices I expect you will be dissapointed.
Vendors of this and other bitfury based devices have simply paid too much for the chips, their costs to get them made into usb's/boards and return a profit has run up against the rapid difficulty growth
They therefore have 2 choices, sell them at a price that will give the buyer a chance at ROI and lose money themselves, or sell them at a price where they profit and the buyers take a loss. Given the huge quantities of unprofitable asicminer devices sold it's no surprise they are all choosing the latter option.
Vendors of this and other bitfury based devices have simply paid too much for the chips, their costs to get them made into usb's/boards and return a profit has run up against the rapid difficulty growth
They therefore have 2 choices, sell them at a price that will give the buyer a chance at ROI and lose money themselves, or sell them at a price where they profit and the buyers take a loss. Given the huge quantities of unprofitable asicminer devices sold it's no surprise they are all choosing the latter option.
interesting USB miner
I hope he takes into consideration the recent Huge uptrend in BTC value, BTC-E has it at $225 and still going higher by the minute. Price should be around the 0.3btc i reckon. You can buy a Asicminer Blade that does 10GH+ for 0.8btc right now..
you're right - if you want to sell them in a high quantity you should aim 0,2-0,3 per stick, other than the 2,7GH-Sticks at 0.6 BTC
at this condition I would take 4-6 Sticks otherwise I'm not interested (just to give you a little feedback)
Drillbit is selling their 2.7 thumb for 0.5 BTC now.
That is still more than 10 asicminer usb (;
I hope he takes into consideration the recent Huge uptrend in BTC value, BTC-E has it at $225 and still going higher by the minute. Price should be around the 0.3btc i reckon. You can buy a Asicminer Blade that does 10GH+ for 0.8btc right now..
you're right - if you want to sell them in a high quantity you should aim 0,2-0,3 per stick, other than the 2,7GH-Sticks at 0.6 BTC
at this condition I would take 4-6 Sticks otherwise I'm not interested (just to give you a little feedback)
Drillbit is selling their 2.7 thumb for 0.5 BTC now.
I hope he takes into consideration the recent Huge uptrend in BTC value, BTC-E has it at $225 and still going higher by the minute. Price should be around the 0.3btc i reckon. You can buy a Asicminer Blade that does 10GH+ for 0.8btc right now..
you're right - if you want to sell them in a high quantity you should aim 0,2-0,3 per stick, other than the 2,7GH-Sticks at 0.6 BTC
at this condition I would take 4-6 Sticks otherwise I'm not interested (just to give you a little feedback)
I hope he takes into consideration the recent Huge uptrend in BTC value, BTC-E has it at $225 and still going higher by the minute. Price should be around the 0.3btc i reckon. You can buy a Asicminer Blade that does 10GH+ for 0.8btc right now..
In Australia its the 5th Nov right now, so I want an update NOW!!
If he cannot even post an update here, how long will shipping take?
In Australia its the 5th Nov right now, so I want an update NOW!!
Are there any news about a homepage for ordering or any details on the price?
I wish they would announce the cost... =(
I am just wondering about the same thing. The OP said 1 - 5 Nov, it is 4 Nov now.
Ordering will open on schedule ?
For now we are most believe in ORICO A3H10 hub.
Price per port is right and quality is very good.
But they will always be OFF after a power failure.Price per port is right and quality is very good.
I'd recommend the ORICO P10-U3 instead.
I've only had mine a week. Connected to Ras_Pi. good so far.
For now we are most believe in ORICO A3H10 hub.
Price per port is right and quality is very good.
But they will always be OFF after a power failure.Price per port is right and quality is very good.
I'd recommend the ORICO P10-U3 instead.
So can this miners mine all them SHA-256 alt coins like PPC, Zetacoin, TGC ?
Yes.
great, will connect my readers to your thread.
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