5.75 btc worth it for one?
quick answers really appreciated
quick answers really appreciated
Bitmain is selling 200 GH/s for 4.25 BTC, so 5.75 is a decent price for a Saturn.
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Bitmain is selling 200 GH/s for 4.25 BTC, so 5.75 is a decent price for a Saturn.
5.75 btc worth it for one?
quick answers really appreciated
quick answers really appreciated
How can you say something will roi in a month,why do you forget about difficulty increases?
switch those values from USD to BTC.
I'm confused here.
genisis shows that if you purchased a saturn for 7k right now, it would ROI in a month. Is this just because the value of BTC was so much lower when this thread was posted?
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s26/sh/e8ca390d-8af8-4809-b757-82e44c9f42de/02c8d1535cdd0e9b24177808ab6def6a/deep/0/Mining-Dashboard---The-Genesis-Block.pngClick for large view - Uploaded with Skitch
genisis shows that if you purchased a saturn for 7k right now, it would ROI in a month. Is this just because the value of BTC was so much lower when this thread was posted?
https://www.evernote.com/shard/s26/sh/e8ca390d-8af8-4809-b757-82e44c9f42de/02c8d1535cdd0e9b24177808ab6def6a/deep/0/Mining-Dashboard---The-Genesis-Block.pngClick for large view - Uploaded with Skitch
It worth exactly that amount what people are wiling to pay for it.
An interesting question you pose there, which I am now thinking about answering in general.
First off, I assessed and was able to find a buyer for my 675 GH/s KNC Jupiter miner @ ~17.5 BTC.
But more importantly, price discovery on the secondary market is so difficult to do that people have to resort to questions like this (and sellers have nowhere to point for lowballers). I wonder how I (or someone) can help with this issue.
First off, I assessed and was able to find a buyer for my 675 GH/s KNC Jupiter miner @ ~17.5 BTC.
But more importantly, price discovery on the secondary market is so difficult to do that people have to resort to questions like this (and sellers have nowhere to point for lowballers). I wonder how I (or someone) can help with this issue.
Just like everything, market is dictated by demand, and demand isn't the same in every place.
Thanks for all the input.
An interesting question you pose there, which I am now thinking about answering in general.
First off, I assessed and was able to find a buyer for my 675 GH/s KNC Jupiter miner @ ~17.5 BTC.
But more importantly, price discovery on the secondary market is so difficult to do that people have to resort to questions like this (and sellers have nowhere to point for lowballers). I wonder how I (or someone) can help with this issue.
First off, I assessed and was able to find a buyer for my 675 GH/s KNC Jupiter miner @ ~17.5 BTC.
But more importantly, price discovery on the secondary market is so difficult to do that people have to resort to questions like this (and sellers have nowhere to point for lowballers). I wonder how I (or someone) can help with this issue.
6.5 BTC seems like a decent price for an in-hand saturn. roi would be approx 2.5 months.
I paid $6k for 400 GH/s from bitfury that was delivered at the end of last month
There's no way I'd pay $7k for a saturn now
Because there is excessive demand right now for ASICs doesn't necessarily mean that paying exorbitant amounts for them is wise
If the price of BTC falls to $250 tomorrow, you might miss that $7k you could have had today that you just offered
no
what do you think the price should be on a saturn?
5 BTC
hmmm... that does seem a bit low I would think.
6.5 BTC seems like a decent price for an in-hand saturn. roi would be approx 2.5 months.
no
what do you think the price should be on a saturn?
5 BTC
no
what do you think the price should be on a saturn?
no
I can pick up from someone right now... is it worth it?
I've looked @ calculators. Tough margins right now.
What would you do?
I've looked @ calculators. Tough margins right now.
What would you do?
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