Topic: OneStringMiner DIY2 auction - 60 GH/s, Bitfury based - page 3. (Read 4274 times)
THREE hours to go plus five minutes when a new bid comes in before the (five minutes extended) deadline.
2 @ 0.38
5 @ 0.37
1 @ .36
5 @ 0.35
2 @ 0.31
1 @ .31
where will these be shipping from?
The Netherlandsi was just in the netherlends 3 weeks ago in amsterdam i wish you had held this auction a while ago i could have picked them up lol
5 @ .30
^my understanding was that below my bid there were 4 bids at 0.28.
I'm pretty sure there were 5 bids (3 posts: 1@, 1@ and 3@) at 0.28, check it out 
where will these be shipping from?
The Netherlandsi was just in the netherlends 3 weeks ago in amsterdam i wish you had held this auction a while ago i could have picked them up lol
1 @ 0.29
1 @ .29
^my understanding was that below my bid there were 4 bids at 0.28.
I made it simple and put one bid at 0.28 (makes maximum 5 at that price)
then bid [email protected].
This means 3 more can be bid on at 0.29, and then bids must go higher. (if im not mistaken)
Im willing to bid these towards the going rate of an antminer, basically balancing the benefit of power consumption against the drawback of running a USB host and having to run everything via a c/bfgminer instance. I just feel like the bidding will stagnate out well before friday night at the current speed
A cheap Raspberry Pi can run up to 20 boards, so the drawback of a USB host is not big. I made it simple and put one bid at 0.28 (makes maximum 5 at that price)
then bid [email protected].
This means 3 more can be bid on at 0.29, and then bids must go higher. (if im not mistaken)
Im willing to bid these towards the going rate of an antminer, basically balancing the benefit of power consumption against the drawback of running a USB host and having to run everything via a c/bfgminer instance. I just feel like the bidding will stagnate out well before friday night at the current speed
^my understanding was that below my bid there were 4 bids at 0.28.
I made it simple and put one bid at 0.28 (makes maximum 5 at that price)
then bid [email protected].
This means 3 more can be bid on at 0.29, and then bids must go higher. (if im not mistaken)
Im willing to bid these towards the going rate of an antminer, basically balancing the benefit of power consumption against the drawback of running a USB host and having to run everything via a c/bfgminer instance. I just feel like the bidding will stagnate out well before friday night at the current speed
I made it simple and put one bid at 0.28 (makes maximum 5 at that price)
then bid [email protected].
This means 3 more can be bid on at 0.29, and then bids must go higher. (if im not mistaken)
Im willing to bid these towards the going rate of an antminer, basically balancing the benefit of power consumption against the drawback of running a USB host and having to run everything via a c/bfgminer instance. I just feel like the bidding will stagnate out well before friday night at the current speed
[email protected]
[email protected]
(that leaves [email protected] or higher)
Hope this auction can end sooner than friday night - the pricing is already at a very fair value IMO
FYI, 0.29BTC * us$667 = us$193.[email protected]
(that leaves [email protected] or higher)
Hope this auction can end sooner than friday night - the pricing is already at a very fair value IMO
Have a look at MegaBig site to see the price for 30 chips.
The normal price for a single DIY2 is us$731.
So to say that it is at a fair price is a bit odd.
I started this auction to get publicity, a loss is calculated in, but for this auction only.
The auction is set to end at Friday noon CET, not midnight.
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