Will we be able to pay with a mixture of BTC & LTC(no discount)?
That would work best for me...
Topic: [ANN] Fibonacci Info and questions - page 21. (Read 104169 times)
Using this:
I get this:
Recursion 1 = 960 KH/S = 777.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Axiom 16 = 15,360 KH/s = 12,441.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Epsilon 32 = 30,720 KH/s = 24,883.20 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Is that correct? Are prices likely to come down or go up?
When are these available for hosted mining at your place?
When are these available for personal use shipped to our own locations?
I primarily want them for another alt-coin.
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0.90$ with 10% discount if paying in LTC at 960 kh/s per chip.
I get this:
Recursion 1 = 960 KH/S = 777.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Axiom 16 = 15,360 KH/s = 12,441.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Epsilon 32 = 30,720 KH/s = 24,883.20 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Is that correct? Are prices likely to come down or go up?
When are these available for hosted mining at your place?
When are these available for personal use shipped to our own locations?
I primarily want them for another alt-coin.
They wont go up, either stay the same or go down. We dont want to price them out of range of the normal every day guy.
So yes that is correct give or take a small amount (I am not going to check your math but it looks good at first glance)
When production is complete we should have them hosted and mining inside of a few days. Shipping is another story, we will be waiting for competition to crop up. Once they do we will begin shipping them the same day/week/whatever. They will work other alts.
Using this:
I get this:
Recursion 1 = 960 KH/S = 777.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Axiom 16 = 15,360 KH/s = 12,441.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Epsilon 32 = 30,720 KH/s = 24,883.20 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Is that correct? Are prices likely to come down or go up?
When are these available for hosted mining at your place?
When are these available for personal use shipped to our own locations?
I primarily want them for another alt-coin.
Quote
0.90$ with 10% discount if paying in LTC at 960 kh/s per chip.
I get this:
Recursion 1 = 960 KH/S = 777.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Axiom 16 = 15,360 KH/s = 12,441.60 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Epsilon 32 = 30,720 KH/s = 24,883.20 USD in LTC/BTC/Other Crypto?
Is that correct? Are prices likely to come down or go up?
When are these available for hosted mining at your place?
When are these available for personal use shipped to our own locations?
I primarily want them for another alt-coin.
Is it possible to point the device to different coins at the same time to split its power? This would be nice expecially for new coins / underdog coins with low hashrates.
A side note most people didnt seem to notice, we will be giving a 10% discount to anyone paying in LTC. As for addressing market value at any given time, we will charge based on LTC/USD or BTC/USD or whatever other crypto we choose to accept. But the cost in btc/ltc/whatever will not impact our pricing beyond our automated checkout changing numbers as we go.
Send your inquiries here with any technical questions, anything we can answer comfortably we will post here.
Also, on the OP we have added the model names of the 3 variants we will sell initially and chip numbers per pcb. We will attempt to finish 2 more variants before shipping.
Alright guys, we will now start taking questions from the peanut gallery! The questions will be sent to our engineering team, if the question doesnt touch on something sensitive with regards to the IP, then I will post the QA here on the forum. You can also ask here, and I will forward them onward.
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Send your inquiries here with any technical questions, anything we can answer comfortably we will post here.
Also, on the OP we have added the model names of the 3 variants we will sell initially and chip numbers per pcb. We will attempt to finish 2 more variants before shipping.
Just trying to make sure I have the math right. So the fastest model you'll have puts down 36 MH/s for ~$30K USD yah? That's 1764 LTC at current exchange rate (~$17/LTC), and plugging in the 36 MH/s into a calculator I'm coming up with 11.2 LTC per day, or (assuming no change in difficulty or exchange rate) 157 days until ROI. Am I calculating something wrong?
Alright guys, we will now start taking questions from the peanut gallery! The questions will be sent to our engineering team, if the question doesnt touch on something sensitive with regards to the IP, then I will post the QA here on the forum. You can also ask here, and I will forward them onward.
[email protected]
[email protected]
72 watts = 16,000 KH/s = ? How much ? I'd like to buy 10 units please.
Yeah, it is going nuts, then overstock announced they are going to accept it.
Soon.... 
The crypto frenzy going on shows that "Soon" is never fast enough....
And I'm also awaiting a place to sign up. Impatiently, but I'm waiting.
Soon....
Due to us doing forced hosting initially, we will just charge for the electric rate that is in the area 0.09$ kwh. But each unit is using ~72 watts for 16 mhs, I dont know the exact percentages yet, but it will be tiny in the grand scheme of things.
I think less than 2% will be easily enough, likely even less.
I think less than 2% will be easily enough, likely even less.
OK, I'm in. Where do I sign-up
The chances of someone even with the technical know how prefering to run and manage that many PCs will enjoy themselves in the process. They are not our target market anyway.
It seems your target market is the people who heard that they can make money from cryptocurrency and are ready to invest some cash in that hope but for some reason do not like noisy, hot and needing support hardware in their house/office. These people obviously have no idea whether they will make any profit, and they will probably not make any profit, but eventually their sacrifice will help build a better (priced) product. Every industry needs scapegoats.
But, again: you are not giving these miners to users to run in their own houses, and power from their own electricity bill. So therefore any talk about how much more power saving these are is moot.
By the way, winter is not really the best time to convince people they are better with less power consuming equipment. Some people here do heat their houses with the GPUs.
lol I had to respond just because I actually do
Me too
How much of a time lag do you expect for someone ordering (early) to have their unit hashing at your location? I really like the hosted hashing idea, it gets things going faster - thank you!
Once we receive the boards from assembly we will test them for a couple of days. As long as our engineers can keep up with them as they come off the line, it will be tested, then put to work.
Due to us doing forced hosting initially, we will just charge for the electric rate that is in the area 0.09$ kwh. But each unit is using ~72 watts for 16 mhs, I dont know the exact percentages yet, but it will be tiny in the grand scheme of things.
I think less than 2% will be easily enough, likely even less.
I think less than 2% will be easily enough, likely even less.
How much of a time lag do you expect for someone ordering (early) to have their unit hashing at your location? I really like the hosted hashing idea, it gets things going faster - thank you!
Sorry if this has already been covered, but does the $.90/KHs include hosting, or is that a separate fee?
All services on the website will be similarly distributed to ensure security.
Our Cirrus architecture for the direct shares system.
@jasinlee, I'm interested. Reserve me a few MH worth please. I'm in to mine a different scrypt coin though.
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