Wow you get the gh wrong….and something is seriously wrong with the price. Link shows 16ghs. They claim fater units but Bitmain doesnt show these.
Bitmain is selling the units at $15k but your site shows $10k….
Maybe you think you are getting a deal…..you are getting ripped off. Bitmain is the source…. oneminers are scammers… you can tell by the ridiculously low pricing.
Bitmain is selling the units at $15k but your site shows $10k….
Maybe you think you are getting a deal…..you are getting ripped off. Bitmain is the source…. oneminers are scammers… you can tell by the ridiculously low pricing.
Bitmain originally in their websites do not have the best prices and is usually using reseller channel . It helps to do marketing and sales. 2nd. The Bitmain has certain price for example 12K USD. And seller / reseller can get it from them on contract for 11K USD and to buy 1000 pieces as a batch of production 10% of production for February. Than the price at bitmain as they do not have pare production capacity rise up dramatically. But only in bitmain in other sellers like www.oneminers.com they may have already 10% booked and paid so they already have price 11K. The question is yes. They might rise the price to match Bitmain's but there are other sellers who also booked capacity of production like another 10% or together 90% of production and they all are competing between each other with prices. So it is like that. The pricing of ASIC miners is quite a elaborate thing respecting demand and supply like everywhere. And it is not like one producer and one seller. But the model: One producer and N sellers where producer do not sell (only on higher price).
