Well instead of putting fiat currency into rigs , I now am buying altcoins infinitecoin and memecoin. fingers crossed for 2 years
Do you mean NameCoin, or your crazy ?
Topic: Has Bitcoin Diff become to crazy to mine for Joe Bloggs today (Read 612 times)
Do you mean NameCoin, or your crazy ?
September 24, 2013, 06:12:17 PM
I think myself the developers of these new chips are just using them until they feel there is not profit but to sell them to the likes of us
September 24, 2013, 10:49:58 AM
Well instead of putting fiat currency into rigs , I now am buying altcoins infinitecoin and memecoin. fingers crossed for 2 years
September 24, 2013, 07:44:47 AM
Only hope, is to hold BTC for the long run, and hope it skyrockets. Maybe after the next block reward halving.
September 24, 2013, 07:31:45 AM
As far as I can tell, you will never get ROI on any of the first generation ASICs (110nm avalon, etc).
You might get a return on the Bitfury (55nm), although it all depends on when (if) the next generation of 28nm chips turn up, and what their actual performance is.
And yes, the guys auctioning off gear will probably have a nice return in hand if they manage to sell it.
You might get a return on the Bitfury (55nm), although it all depends on when (if) the next generation of 28nm chips turn up, and what their actual performance is.
And yes, the guys auctioning off gear will probably have a nice return in hand if they manage to sell it.
It has its name, greater fool theory (also called survivor investing)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory
September 24, 2013, 07:22:29 AM
Yes - the ASIC arena seems to have gone crazy.
As far as I can tell, you will never get ROI on any of the first generation ASICs (110nm avalon, etc).
You might get a return on the Bitfury (55nm), although it all depends on when (if) the next generation of 28nm chips turn up, and what their actual performance is.
And yes, the guys auctioning off gear will probably have a nice return in hand if they manage to sell it.
As far as I can tell, you will never get ROI on any of the first generation ASICs (110nm avalon, etc).
You might get a return on the Bitfury (55nm), although it all depends on when (if) the next generation of 28nm chips turn up, and what their actual performance is.
And yes, the guys auctioning off gear will probably have a nice return in hand if they manage to sell it.
September 24, 2013, 05:33:21 AM
I can see BFL Avalon and even those usb miners are being Auctioned off for small amounts.
There seems to be no miners to buy at the moment that will give you a ROI within the next 6 months.
All these big boys making those miners seem to produce these rigs and use them before selling them on to the Joe Bloggs
which cannot get near the return of there investment
Anyones views ?
There seems to be no miners to buy at the moment that will give you a ROI within the next 6 months.
All these big boys making those miners seem to produce these rigs and use them before selling them on to the Joe Bloggs
which cannot get near the return of there investment
Anyones views ?
Welcome to real world where 10+ years of ROI is reasonable
September 24, 2013, 05:28:08 AM
ROI is non-existent unless you assume the price of bitcoins will skyrocket. Then, thinking about pre-orders... my goodness. 
September 24, 2013, 05:24:11 AM
I can see BFL Avalon and even those usb miners are being Auctioned off for small amounts.
There seems to be no miners to buy at the moment that will give you a ROI within the next 6 months.
All these big boys making those miners seem to produce these rigs and use them before selling them on to the Joe Bloggs
which cannot get near the return of there investment
Anyones views ?
There seems to be no miners to buy at the moment that will give you a ROI within the next 6 months.
All these big boys making those miners seem to produce these rigs and use them before selling them on to the Joe Bloggs
which cannot get near the return of there investment
Anyones views ?
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