Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order - page 282.

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Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 07:47:33 PM

Quote from: alh on July 11, 2016, 07:39:09 PM

Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 06:52:43 PM

Do the math, look at the specs... an 11.85Th Batch 6 unit draws 1172W plus 12%, or 1313 watts. Push that to 12.93Th and the spec is 1275W plus 7% or 1364 watts, over the 1320 safe limit.

While it is certainly possible that Bitmain produce the B6 "lower power/hash" S9 to accommodate USA 120V users, my bet its that they have much better yields, and much better working hardware at the lower hashrate. I think the lower power draw is just a side benefit (and not the actual reason). It's quite likely that a Batch6 S9 is a set of blades that don't really make the grade as a Batch7 at 12.93TH. You could look at a Batch6 as a "low grade" Batch7, with a price break to match.

Kinda like the way Intel "speed grades" their various processors.

Actually, I tend to agree with you. Suspect the math is just a fluke.

Regarding using "Hospital grade" connectors - your key was in using 10 gauge wire - the standard for 30 amp circuits. Of course if you use 30 amp wiring with 30 amp connectors and 30 amp breakers you can pull more current than if any of those are 20 amp components...

I never said they were 30 amp connectors they are 20 amps I should now I put them on and the 10 gauge wire I always like to be on the safe side.

standard sockets that electricians put in are 20 amp sockets or 15 amp depending on the service. these sockets are not made to run 20 amps continually for 24/7 they will burn. Hospital,industrial or commercial grade are they are put through rigorous testing surge current temp the whole nine yards they are built to take it.

Same thing goes for the plugs to. Very expensive though wish I new a link I can get them for cheap.

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Quote from: alh on July 11, 2016, 07:39:09 PM

Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 06:52:43 PM

Do the math, look at the specs... an 11.85Th Batch 6 unit draws 1172W plus 12%, or 1313 watts. Push that to 12.93Th and the spec is 1275W plus 7% or 1364 watts, over the 1320 safe limit.

While it is certainly possible that Bitmain produce the B6 "lower power/hash" S9 to accommodate USA 120V users, my bet its that they have much better yields, and much better working hardware at the lower hashrate. I think the lower power draw is just a side benefit (and not the actual reason). It's quite likely that a Batch6 S9 is a set of blades that don't really make the grade as a Batch7 at 12.93TH. You could look at a Batch6 as a "low grade" Batch7, with a price break to match.

Kinda like the way Intel "speed grades" their various processors.

Actually, I tend to agree with you. Suspect the math is just a fluke.

Regarding using "Hospital grade" connectors - your key was in using 10 gauge wire - the standard for 30 amp circuits. Of course if you use 30 amp wiring with 30 amp connectors and 30 amp breakers you can pull more current than if any of those are 20 amp components...

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Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 06:52:43 PM

Quote from: steve1965! on July 11, 2016, 06:40:58 PM

Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 03:34:04 PM

And lets not forget that code (at least in commercial situations) is that breakers should not be loaded to more than 80% of their capacity on a continuous basis. So a 20 amp, 110V circuit (typically using 12 gauge wire) should not have more than 1760 watts of continuous load. Basically one S4/s7/s9 per 20 amp circuit. That limit is 1320 watts if your running with a 15 amp breaker (and typically 14 gauge wire). E.g. Your really pushing your circuits if your running an S9 at over 11.83THs. Maybe that is why they came out with that box? So it would, barely, fit on a typical US home circuit?

Do you know why are did you read it some were ?

Do the math, look at the specs... an 11.85Th Batch 6 unit draws 1172W plus 12%, or 1313 watts. Push that to 12.93Th and the spec is 1275W plus 7% or 1364 watts, over the 1320 safe limit.

While it is certainly possible that Bitmain produce the B6 "lower power/hash" S9 to accommodate USA 120V users, my bet its that they have much better yields, and much better working hardware at the lower hashrate. I think the lower power draw is just a side benefit (and not the actual reason). It's quite likely that a Batch6 S9 is a set of blades that don't really make the grade as a Batch7 at 12.93TH. You could look at a Batch6 as a "low grade" Batch7, with a price break to match.

Kinda like the way Intel "speed grades" their various processors.

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Quote from: steve1965! on July 11, 2016, 06:40:58 PM

Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 03:34:04 PM

And lets not forget that code (at least in commercial situations) is that breakers should not be loaded to more than 80% of their capacity on a continuous basis. So a 20 amp, 110V circuit (typically using 12 gauge wire) should not have more than 1760 watts of continuous load. Basically one S4/s7/s9 per 20 amp circuit. That limit is 1320 watts if your running with a 15 amp breaker (and typically 14 gauge wire). E.g. Your really pushing your circuits if your running an S9 at over 11.83THs. Maybe that is why they came out with that box? So it would, barely, fit on a typical US home circuit?

Do you know why are did you read it some were ?

Do the math, look at the specs... an 11.85Th Batch 6 unit draws 1172W plus 12%, or 1313 watts. Push that to 12.93Th and the spec is 1275W plus 7% or 1364 watts, over the 1320 safe limit.

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Quote from: Cassey on July 11, 2016, 03:34:04 PM

And lets not forget that code (at least in commercial situations) is that breakers should not be loaded to more than 80% of their capacity on a continuous basis. So a 20 amp, 110V circuit (typically using 12 gauge wire) should not have more than 1760 watts of continuous load. Basically one S4/s7/s9 per 20 amp circuit. That limit is 1320 watts if your running with a 15 amp breaker (and typically 14 gauge wire). E.g. Your really pushing your circuits if your running an S9 at over 11.83THs. Maybe that is why they came out with that box? So it would, barely, fit on a typical US home circuit?

Here is what is at my wall........

https://s32.postimg.org/wtna3hz2t/PIC1.png

Can be run over 1760 you just better make sure you have hospital grade sockets and plugs on your extension cords. also make sure it is 10 gauge or thicker and everything will work fine as you can see been running it for over a week no burnt plugs or anything. I was getting that problem until I upgraded as mentioned above.

I have one S9 running and one S7-"ONE BOARD ONLY". No fires running for a week works well as long as you upgrade your ac plugs and sockets to hospital grade. standard sockets and plugs will burn up !

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And lets not forget that code (at least in commercial situations) is that breakers should not be loaded to more than 80% of their capacity on a continuous basis. So a 20 amp, 110V circuit (typically using 12 gauge wire) should not have more than 1760 watts of continuous load. Basically one S4/s7/s9 per 20 amp circuit. That limit is 1320 watts if your running with a 15 amp breaker (and typically 14 gauge wire). E.g. Your really pushing your circuits if your running an S9 at over 11.83THs. Maybe that is why they came out with that box? So it would, barely, fit on a typical US home circuit?

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Quote from: numnutz2009 on July 11, 2016, 08:07:12 AM

also im confused about this guy talking about 1000w ac in not being able to produce 2000w dc out....a typical house uses 10/15a breakers in its rooms. older houses use 10a while newer ones have larger ones. my house has 20a breakers for all the 110v sockets so im one of the lucky ones. at 20a i can push about 2300w dc.

The BREAKER might be rated at 20 amps, but most common house 110V SOCKETS are rated at 15 amps (and I believe that applies to BOTH sockets combined on a typical dual-socket outlet).

Keep in mind that a breaker can have MANY outlets on it.

Also, breakers derate with heat - if you don't run AC in the room your breaker box is in, it's not uncommon for the breakers to start tripping at a fair bit lower than their RATED capasity - especially if you have any of the "2 circuits on one breaker" type breakers, those things overheat if you look at them funny.

Last place I was in was running a QO box - the 15 AMP rated 2-in-one-slot breakers on some of my mining circuits were typically tripping at 10 AMPS or so actual draw (appx. 1KW "at the wall" A2 Mega Terminators) if the outside ambient got over 90F (inside in that room ran 4-5 degrees hotter). This was on a breaker RATED for 104F (40C, which is the NORM for every breaker I've ever seen).

I'm not sure if the actual outlet has to be derated for temperature.
Wire does derate, but that's already taken into account in the NEMA code wire size guides on a quite conservative basis.

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Quote from: not.you on July 11, 2016, 10:12:59 AM

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Quote from: Tupsu on July 11, 2016, 05:11:06 AM

But not 100%. It is technically impossible.

you cannot stop difficult

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difficult is inconceivable

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Quote from: Subw on July 11, 2016, 08:10:37 AM

Quote from: Tupsu on July 11, 2016, 05:11:06 AM

But not 100%. It is technically impossible.

you cannot stop difficult

lol, you guys are killing me please stop , gotta feel bad for that guy though 50% in earnings gone in a day and he did not see it coming bad deal

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Quote from: Subw on July 11, 2016, 04:45:08 AM

Quote from: Marvell1 on July 11, 2016, 03:03:46 AM

lol Difficult increase im rofl 😆😆😆😆😆😆

what's funny? everyone knows it is difficult to increase...

lol

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Quote from: Subw on July 11, 2016, 08:10:37 AM

Quote from: Tupsu on July 11, 2016, 05:11:06 AM

But not 100%. It is technically impossible.

you cannot stop difficult

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Quote from: Tupsu on July 11, 2016, 05:11:06 AM

But not 100%. It is technically impossible.

you cannot stop difficult

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i think its funny that people are STILL buying these s9's at the price they have listed. AFTER HALVING these miners will take about a year to ROI....how can anyone expect a year out of these machines when so many are having issues getting a couple of weeks worth of mining time out of them!?!?!. hell the early adopters got a miner that was supposed to mine at 14.xx th/s only to find out they wont be stable at those speeds for very long if at all. people had dead s9's just show up at their door....dead right out of the box! ROI should be 6 months all the way up to about 200 days max. not a year+. please people.....stop buying these things and show bitmain they need to revise their design a bit and provide a more stable and profitable miner. if you keep buying them the price will stay high and you wont ever make your money back unless the price soars to the moon and back which you shouldn't base your investment on those kinds of numbers....only base it on the numbers we know right now.

also im confused about this guy talking about 1000w ac in not being able to produce 2000w dc out....a typical house uses 10/15a breakers in its rooms. older houses use 10a while newer ones have larger ones. my house has 20a breakers for all the 110v sockets so im one of the lucky ones. at 20a i can push about 2300w dc. i can go higher but its unsafe to make out the line 24/7 so its always good to leave some room in there. a good rule of thumb is 1 s7 per breaker at full speed. where i mine i have 6 breakers dedicated to 1 room and another 5 dedicated to the second room and 1 miner is on each breaker. the higher the input voltage the more watts that can be pulled from the plug so if you have 110v ac power you can pull a max of about 2400w give or take a few watts either way for tolerances when making these. if you jack the voltage up to 220v using the very same wires the only difference is the wall socket and the breaker (double slot breaker instead of single slot one since im in the us) then you can top out the wattage at around 4500w safely.....thats using the very same gauge wires the 110v uses.

now if hes saying that his ac breaker tops out at around 1000 watts then maybe he means he has a 10a breaker and that's all he is able to push through it so if that's the case then he is 100% correct....he WILL NOT be able to push 2000w dc through a 10a ac breaker period. anyone that argues that you can do this on a stock unmodded electrical connection is wrong and should read up on how this works a little bit before posting about electricity again. Anyone that is able to push that many watts through a 10a 110v ac line should stop doing it right away otherwise be ready for your house/mining location to burn down.....make sure u have insurance too.

if the guy is saying the later he is 100% correct and you all should say sorry to him and you all that say your electricians should go back to school because its you that is wrong. im no cert electrician so im more of a hobbyist but my step father does electrical work and has since i was a young child and i have always been into watching him do his thing and learning from his vast pool of knowledge. that coupled with real world experience from trial and error type stuff makes me confident in saying what i mentioned above is correct. lets hope steve was referring to the later and not the first part.

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Quote from: Subw on July 11, 2016, 04:45:08 AM

Quote from: Marvell1 on July 11, 2016, 03:03:46 AM

lol Difficult increase im rofl 😆😆😆😆😆😆

what's funny? everyone knows it is difficult to increase...

But not 100%. It is technically impossible.

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Quote from: Marvell1 on July 11, 2016, 03:03:46 AM

lol Difficult increase im rofl 😆😆😆😆😆😆

what's funny? everyone knows it is difficult to increase...

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Quote from: Marvell1 on July 11, 2016, 03:03:46 AM

Quote from: Subw on July 10, 2016, 05:30:43 PM

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Hi to everybody. I have an s9 antminer 12.93 th/s. Today the yield moved from 0.03 evere 24 hours to 0.018. What s is going on? Difficult increase?? I cannot check... i am abroad. Or maybe my 3g data plan is suffering.? Which one is your actual yield? From the dashboard of antpool i can see that they miner is on and the hashrate looks ok.

poor bastard...

lol Difficult increase im rofl 😆😆😆😆😆😆

You would be surprised but many new miners have no idea what difficulty or halving means. Some don't even realize how much power a miner can consume.

Why do you think there are Antminers S3 going for $100-200. People think it makes $0.50/per day/until eternity.

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Quote from: Subw on July 10, 2016, 05:30:43 PM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Hi to everybody. I have an s9 antminer 12.93 th/s. Today the yield moved from 0.03 evere 24 hours to 0.018. What s is going on? Difficult increase?? I cannot check... i am abroad. Or maybe my 3g data plan is suffering.? Which one is your actual yield? From the dashboard of antpool i can see that they miner is on and the hashrate looks ok.

poor bastard...

lol Difficult increase im rofl 😆😆😆😆😆😆

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Executive summary on all technical analyses: You can make a profit with S9s if you move to Iceland. Most everybody else, it's a money losing prospect unless bitcoin at least doubles soon.

There you have it. Good luck!

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Quote from: elokk on July 10, 2016, 08:44:05 AM

.....
As far as all the ROI talk goes... if you can't roi then great do not buy a miner. If you want to support the network, then maybe you should consider buying a miner. Some of us spend money to run a full node which does not return any money. It is not always about "getting rich"

Ahhhh, If I'm not mistaken, Running a -Full Node- is running the the full bitcoin wallet program 24/7 that is open for both incoming and outgoing connections to keep the blockchain decentralized and transactions recorded.

Mining - using miners- if for the generation of NEW BITCOINS thus being paid for your serviced to help create bitcoins. Running miners is NOT needed to support or keep the blockchain alive.

That's my understanding, but I may be wrong.

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Lets see how many they sold since the ½-ing

me a while back i paid here
https://blockchain.info/address/13EbsziW9G7qbdAwJPrZD1J4c3QPbF7AXA

and it went here
https://blockchain.info/address/1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V

this account has 42,000 btc one but not the only account for bitmaintech.

Down and dirty fast math more then 110 s-9's sold since the ½ ing that is pretty impressive!

no price drop no adjustment.

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1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.576 BTC
62 Confirmations 0.576 BTC

a1a3386d688cfefa960903811a54a30c4cee1c38edd23208da835b74537d23fa(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-10 15:54:02
18Ark7QUHEp4eYC5BufG1rxa6BPfoSYhzf (7.068 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	1G36LrnbFxivMUq2GH7un4hm9f8fmPrQJ4 - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 7.068 BTC
69 Confirmations 7.068 BTC

09121c5f3fe098c55fc7440b15ffcd69b3932be75c73381084a2abd106f2dcae(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-10 14:46:08
1FYcTVuVM7132M53dGEccmw1FL48qUhHE4 (24.131 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	16TWgYC8wAyDkFGyEoFx746cPzcEMoNXNu - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 24.131 BTC
75 Confirmations 24.131 BTC


4844b934772e69e9be9db0616bdbe4ff8f3bb6171573a9176cd8763c84895d7d(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 14:24:01
15q7U5mx5oF64ZA68LfU1P1FdjxQiPgeeA (7.049 BTC - Output)
19k7kJQxXLtcSYFsvgtFhhfRVYrY144v2T (0.0002 BTC - Output)
	15KxNVZrTxdrZvkuLPCJnKM5kMxmxnyXU1 - (Unspent) 0.0001 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 7.049 BTC
81 Confirmations 7.049 BTC

156190574a9c3cfeebd3664fbaab4b7e702799303c490d970ceeefea0f511316(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 13:44:02
1Q9RhHhefkN12aBP1vbrPjSMX1znC1fd7A (24.648 BTC - Output)
1AaZMRXMojU8zymrQZF31ZMgrWjjsNfQXb (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	19k7kJQxXLtcSYFsvgtFhhfRVYrY144v2T - (Spent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 24.648 BTC
84 Confirmations 24.648 BTC

dc0d712cc44366a7c2f1cd0dcf46c67d0f9f12e1785ac60b23bd185dfda708d0(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 371 bytes) 2016-07-10 13:30:01
19oFtpZgPHyQzfzhCDB4VsgvtKeZ4xec77 (1.6 BTC - Output)
1CdtD84taJKED3AnQhWGtGoDCK9yUUm8u8 (0.0002 BTC - Output)
	1CupNZVLqnmpCNbxbtijJEJzZ4UAYDw1Hk - (Unspent) 0.0001 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 1.6 BTC
86 Confirmations 1.6 BTC

bd97dca4aa745c9f769d2d1ca824e231ebe08ac0a7b22aa53f87ee57b68f4375(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 13:22:01
1JBzHUwrjggbbJaUrUxBwZYKoghBJEH8HG (0.57546 BTC - Output)
1AfUYfD9mwChwuoxcnMkTLW1S9JcBn3osF (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	1CdtD84taJKED3AnQhWGtGoDCK9yUUm8u8 - (Spent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.57546 BTC
88 Confirmations 0.57546 BTC

b4789151e5226bef70d264db10933195312d062f63b9bd78d545e8df97124106(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-10 13:04:03
18gFi8nb4Kpc5syAGNoki1Hw2ErWji3ig7 (0.126 BTC - Output)
1EnLJFdUsUd84KgHzPEwfHZXzCxqp1mqwk (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1AfUYfD9mwChwuoxcnMkTLW1S9JcBn3osF - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.126 BTC
91 Confirmations 0.126 BTC

42bf793699643aa07a6a6bc0e897e1d22d8dd9b7676f35794864e754042ad57d(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 13:04:02
1Akz2UQ7pXrVt4VC3RQX6XXKUv9jeLtFcC (7.764 BTC - Output)
1F9WHWVtk9WRUE64bsDRMMyeTcMF1K1uck (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1AaZMRXMojU8zymrQZF31ZMgrWjjsNfQXb - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 7.764 BTC
91 Confirmations 7.764 BTC

28871161ed74c33810b30f2c162ee98deffeb623ff4fbe482476627a83c3282a(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-10 12:54:03
13eWpJXjnhmxNDH1PyC1bcnhuwJZrNRyeP (58.226 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	1F9WHWVtk9WRUE64bsDRMMyeTcMF1K1uck - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 58.226 BTC
92 Confirmations 58.226 BTC

018885d902b936d4704bea139691f4c3d3cfd83c65b758b1cac9f426f3ff1ae6(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 12:54:02
1D7TgNaCtbavzXvmxiS8gCRXww9UR2GN49 (0.899 BTC - Output)
1F9WHWVtk9WRUE64bsDRMMyeTcMF1K1uck (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.899 BTC
1QKHSzaQP15HWBFxz9xsXuh4jr8Twr2KNS - (Unspent) 0.0003 BTC
92 Confirmations 0.899 BTC

a9f87c8128bfec0528f086e212cb505c6f6e04a8668b6e89418fced15381c0ff(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 10:48:01
128YkY4kcTKYiZvme3mBN38SKW4EY9Csfd (3.264 BTC - Output)
1GE62dTo1Ag4WsPS1y8btQKS5jCK67SjSN (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.264 BTC
1NuirDK6fPp4R3thb5uvEnuA8Uot766P6 - (Unspent) 0.0002 BTC
3.264 BTC

f3c84f35c4783eda752e4a990c31f16e2600c58ff3eedb5ed09a9029b6da0a02(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 09:58:02
17qHi8HooUTDHkGSw3Ae5nUpafmgNA1c9Q (32.584 BTC - Output)
1wQg1omGezb6At2PC9wTjjdKdWcKHSU7c (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1GE62dTo1Ag4WsPS1y8btQKS5jCK67SjSN - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 32.584 BTC
32.584 BTC

3d789e76f17c8e83b8de9ef13479f26e789705347a7dbebeca800902f5f14b4b(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 09:14:02
1KD4FxZ35LoYEWwF4r5TyuhmCQTmzEQYkQ (3.102 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.102 BTC
1wQg1omGezb6At2PC9wTjjdKdWcKHSU7c - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
3.102 BTC

bbfd5bfdef9bbc6c6e5c74b4053d9cbe00726a2a411c9fa5c34e00252c089dd0(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 06:54:01
15KkqsKL2qdpcGVot2e1pzYr1GnGCAnMFf (0.269 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0002 BTC - Output)
	115XJLyJFyJ2bHiDpJT8Q3PcHB9Hg131Rt - (Unspent) 0.0001 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.269 BTC
0.269 BTC

924b1fabe3141306672a2b408b4026dceab547f96f4e75b22735e9cdd925951e(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 04:12:02
1GhMYcQtQ9vqc8YVRkHbh96EAxZGL3iEkw (3.532 BTC - Output)
1AzThCy42kvaKwDb3MLA4gVTR3cNZxMLFW (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 - (Spent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.532 BTC
3.532 BTC

f17e3a6e8547ffa1c4bedd4c709a8dc9c2d4fda3ecd23376f1b723e96f3f9f62(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-10 03:00:01
1GX5KTUAXiyg9Lyri9XKVye7jG4DqsEHAf (3.579 BTC - Output)
14L8dfsXgtfUnhUuWH4DUNYe1733Tu1aEY (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1AzThCy42kvaKwDb3MLA4gVTR3cNZxMLFW - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.579 BTC
3.579 BTC

30906d1578ab9b3990111be183a5967262b155e759d8a5c19a514bf83b2d9166(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-10 02:40:02
1C3WZt8zMNGeMRZdgohYPzUMi8Nj7fbTZG (1.08 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	14L8dfsXgtfUnhUuWH4DUNYe1733Tu1aEY - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 1.08 BTC
1.08 BTC

45d9e5f66b3175b237e6552f927377426e16ee7a3cbd2c1a323150ce26c719c0(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-10 01:56:02
1UZJ4sFsWcwBZRiCtHfKAN6ZLVcmL2f57 (0.692 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	12fsyjkXSNvbaSD7Weh49yMhAa9tsBsASZ - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.692 BTC
0.692 BTC

bc70333c45411997958caff064ce2a1d6af7ab312c7f5e69df200ecb06480bea(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-10 00:44:04
16hHwjgFfXHCNqbSdRbRMCZdtTZ8jo6MMN (5.697 BTC - Output)
19htWTpLnKpRhTTdF7tkSY1VqwWQBMvRZz (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	13b8RAKHqup1s7egApu96gEvoLLvLF7sXM - (Unspent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 5.697 BTC
5.697 BTC

112ada1cca6fa7be4a6b21114da97806174241392cd54ee34e4173276846ec42(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 22:52:02
1PWka1H3kRV2DmrQd5fnoH5aV7sWvkQeZ9 (2.87 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	19htWTpLnKpRhTTdF7tkSY1VqwWQBMvRZz - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 2.87 BTC
2.87 BTC

fc22a1ecb36c463ca064f9390d37ec17aaede119578317ed30b569ce98dc54a4(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 21:56:01
1MVsGrJKoiuo8AdtjahLbhwycnxDJUJgbo (4.034 BTC - Output)
1DLL4exqjVoKXhcmkjycawNcSrdWqeX6jF (0.0002 BTC - Output)
	17oGpQSENH6uVtaK57smwmgxyuAH981u68 - (Unspent) 0.0001 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 4.034 BTC
4.034 BTC

0914b7028d89ad48cd89d13d1847d8e5c45fabc26744cec88bacf93653e0ddf1(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-09 21:06:01
14Q71Kdu2ZMeY7iUbFsNFaZLm7aqcc5M16 (0.0436 BTC - Output)
14Ry82yxQGZpZKt7sWXmPzfxUwTTdPtzJX (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	19k7kJQxXLtcSYFsvgtFhhfRVYrY144v2T - (Unspent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.0436 BTC
0.0436 BTC

97a7cafc6974d7fb900a90525dc05c928098e183af64da476ee7610f2da8ffb3(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 20:22:04
17saYWCpy7pSDj3tiL3Jhz83GE82bR3Ldz (24.887 BTC - Output)
15bHhtA33Wd6zXoAtBVopuZY8ADYecCzv8 (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	13b8RAKHqup1s7egApu96gEvoLLvLF7sXM - (Unspent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 24.887 BTC
24.887 BTC


0edae9fe5de075e183b4bbdc5b338a3e18d30a69705cd297345ccc57fd94d264(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 20:10:02
1MdYs6huSLXJM1cW7tBGT4r2bXKTz5j7yu (3.271 BTC - Output)
1wQg1omGezb6At2PC9wTjjdKdWcKHSU7c (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	14Ry82yxQGZpZKt7sWXmPzfxUwTTdPtzJX - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.271 BTC
3.271 BTC


121b1015a88c450eb9ff8c609c4141a33012c1e99f1b384110c2f9d765d0cc09(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 18:04:02
18C6ywbwWzi5ivgFMr4hKKPVqsSwBr1Mru (1.064 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 1.064 BTC
1wQg1omGezb6At2PC9wTjjdKdWcKHSU7c - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
1.064 BTC


b1544865bedb4816706c87afc219e6a6bd5eb948213ac5e0010f782400bb885f(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-09 17:56:01
19rL6sjbnyNuyXTxZ7XunR8xxeL81ppicQ (3.298 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	15bHhtA33Wd6zXoAtBVopuZY8ADYecCzv8 - (Spent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.298 BTC
3.298 BTC


3d2e5fc0a4a79f12f12a3b2133d5a47baa08bb3e3f1cfbb4fe49ed7fe87102d7(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 17:22:03
15VnLxw5KpKuM7RhtyEmowd1Jk8CVjPk5Q (0.272 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	18TgdxwadnrViEJC3ER2yd6wuukvRBSrSr - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.272 BTC
0.272 BTC


ee4921f727f6ac036496c1574c936d810d477a7f657690375389443e32396680(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 373 bytes) 2016-07-09 17:22:02
1MjUrNpo4B1FfTNjFvutSTfv2DhtwHDt7d (0.104 BTC - Output)
1DxNCVM7Naj14Fs2AYfQa1VcUrj1Fe6t2K (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	1DLL4exqjVoKXhcmkjycawNcSrdWqeX6jF - (Spent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 0.104 BTC
0.104 BTC


0f34a241c512451dd1f8780622d271c1ac4536af59a2188ec911aa60155c355c(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 17:14:02
1LyUy6roeXhzAbEQPa877kZcuvG5uzuV77 (1.055 BTC - Output)
1EabxZoUZoFN3TgEgSTSDqgFjVQDU7JCg7 (0.0002 BTC - Output)
	19k7kJQxXLtcSYFsvgtFhhfRVYrY144v2T - (Unspent) 0.0001 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 1.055 BTC
1.055 BTC

f057514f31cbd915c5b2e688d4539194b998fe295b1d87db38ca1c01c3b350e0(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 15:12:02
1LxbBhPvmPfRVJZLGHR8fdezg8GefF7Lx1 (2.143 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	14L8dfsXgtfUnhUuWH4DUNYe1733Tu1aEY - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 2.143 BTC
2.143 BTC


fe099a6f308dadfd045f7f5a378365cd8f1b686728beb16088a396aafed1e6a2(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-09 14:22:02
1Lvo842nKeinFBfxs3fkUQanvppyJqrPP5 (3.287 BTC - Output)
1CdtD84taJKED3AnQhWGtGoDCK9yUUm8u8 (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	1EabxZoUZoFN3TgEgSTSDqgFjVQDU7JCg7 - (Unspent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.287 BTC
3.287 BTC


39161a86297fa3d4225a14755f36ed393f98e7467a3e4c0776f02e923e36d314(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 374 bytes) 2016-07-09 13:36:02
12t2BTsy7oQdwCpJdzKfN4b2Cdt7DS14uJ (6.2335 BTC - Output)
1GE62dTo1Ag4WsPS1y8btQKS5jCK67SjSN (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1CdtD84taJKED3AnQhWGtGoDCK9yUUm8u8 - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 6.2335 BTC
6.2335 BTC


3a1accdf09f075695878c5183f0e417e76551c6d6e5b5e50bf936926d06de6e4(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 10:20:02
1Q5kXLSSsGuqiYDprE19HUYnMNTkp48VV8 (2.834 BTC - Output)
18Uk6kDNvrhbsKM3r2TKd2JZpJdfrWwU87 (0.0005 BTC - Output)
	1AaZMRXMojU8zymrQZF31ZMgrWjjsNfQXb - (Unspent) 0.0004 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 2.834 BTC
2.834 BTC


4d0c30424d8dc34a5ee6b3fec85c67af0f439fbf126d98744f40910a810371d5(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 08:40:01
1Q3howXaxPcnRF4Y2XkMy8kdDJFfap5F3 (3.561 BTC - Output)
14z3D5vffjCrD8gmAVF7WUfdXTCh47o2VC (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	1E3RfA788FQEwB8dZYAudbQZzoVvTEsFTc - (Unspent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 3.561 BTC
3.561 BTC


ab6bf1dc3c3e6b2366883609527f52e721a5e182d14ee58b7026ea9f756db0ef(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 05:54:02
1CweeGqdyWZfBiPXUzBRoUnkVYJwbjWLGY (14.024 BTC - Output)
16TWgYC8wAyDkFGyEoFx746cPzcEMoNXNu (0.0003 BTC - Output)
	1KbBzuzp9QqVApVrMeHP6J8agXEd4HvACb - (Unspent) 0.0002 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 14.024 BTC
14.024 BTC


3e2d61daf6ffbd4224d8d6ead5730ff71b3c2dc61cfe3abc092b8e324decaf63(Fee: 0.0001 BTC - Size: 372 bytes) 2016-07-09 05:22:02
1HHpjPDcTZo2bgXaW9sVASvouHXhUZh1bL (2.865 BTC - Output)
1F9WHWVtk9WRUE64bsDRMMyeTcMF1K1uck (0.0004 BTC - Output)
	16TWgYC8wAyDkFGyEoFx746cPzcEMoNXNu - (Spent) 0.0003 BTC
1KwA4fS4uVuCNjCtMivE7m5ATbv93UZg8V - (Unspent) 2.865 BTC
2.865 BTC

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