Topic: BPMC Launch BF1 USB miner - probably the fastest USB miner in the World - page 18. (Read 42057 times)

2.1 BTC each means 0.84BTC/GH/s? so min order is 10.5BTC for ~12.5GH/s?
 

For my units, Minimum order is 5 pieces,
Price is 2.1 BTC each incl International Express Shipping.

send your order request to kevinmaddenndt at hotmaildotcom

cheers,
kev.

Price is 2.1 BTC each incl International Express Shipping.

Possibly more depending on how many fabricators we use.

Kevin... a few people have been asking about your hubs in the video?

Are they for sale?

Can you tell us what the process will be for ordering?

Shipping from Batam (Indonesia)
Price: Wait for tomorrow.
Min Order: None that I know of.

Price?  Min. order quantity?

I noticed in the video you appear to be in a tropical environment, hopefully near Thailand for cheap shipping?

This also?

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216

I've no idea

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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3107683

We are capable of making 300-400 units a day. Pricing comes soon

How many of these devices will you have for sale initially and how many are you guys able to make per day/week?

I hoping for $30-35/GH, guess we will find out tomorrow

Realism is two sided.

1. Cost of production.
2. Density vs. other hub based miners.

Obviously you have to do the calculations and do what is best and I mean that for those selling and those buying. We hope to find that razor thin line between profit and ROI. Unfortunately the earlier the BitFury chip the thinner that line comes and given that reality prices have to be minimally worth our time and effort to sell them in all deference to quick ROI timelines and future difficulty.

I have previously stated even with the K1 Nanos that we need, as a COOP, to mine them or sell them and that is what will happen here. We will put up a price not to gouge the community rather to make a small profit for us and get product into the marketplace even if it is not the best price it does help push other vendors to lower their costs and that benefits everyone. If that is not possible we will mine the units so please make sure you do your calculations and make that decision carefully but make no mistake we will offer up miners for sale. The marketplace will decide as it should be.

We are still up in the air for October BitFury chips and whether it is feasible given the slim margins we might simply move on to a newer generation chip (not USB) and try to get those to market. Alternatively we could help the DIY community by fabricating RedFury's with your chips, but again that is not set in stone and merely on the drawing board and given the margins not profitable for people given the time limits and difficulty jumps. Suffice to say we will do what we can to offer the best price but given the realities I am not sure if we can satisfy everyone.