Topic: [PicoStocks] 100TH/s bitcoin mine [100th] - page 53. (Read 470088 times)

Wow, 80+ TH/s on ghash.io already. I really hope 1/200TH production comes through and can keep pumping out the boards.


+1. Not only will this give shareholders good dividends, but will also vastly increase share price (more value here than even mining...at least short term). Also, saves Tytus the trouble of creating and managing separate securities for additional mines.

I am also of the opinion that OP should take a vote or whatever needed to withhold some dividend (20% or so) for reinvestment if he can acquire hash rate at wholesale cost. Why stop at 200TH?

Yeah I'm fairly certain that is Bitfury's private pool, and also what is used to test some blades for shipping to customers (mostly cause the hash rate fluctuates pretty wildly).

It would be reassuring if the 100/200TH sponsors could reveal if they have any interest in the https://ghash.io/
mine. Should be crossing 100TH in days.

I think bitfury with his private operation.

hi

does anyone knows  who is mining here?

https://ghash.io/


thanks

@OP... why dont you want to raise the TH you mine with constantly and make this a constant project? I mean you have access to miners at cost so you could make this into a second Asicminer. But when stopping at 200TH it will go down and end only.

where are we mining or will be mining?

Thanks

Phil

Yes of course, but thats a more distant future.

Up to 200TH actually.

So we may observe some terahashes spikes for about week and then steady increase up to 100TH?
This test will be on some pool or solo mining?
Finally something is happening

welcome to my country。

Heh...well it's a bit different with a vendor that has public investors who are expecting to profit from mining operations vs say BFL, KNC or Avalon who's customers who have no option to profit from any private mining done by those firms.

It's actually kind of refreshing to see a vendor admitting they'll be testing on main net.

Thanks for the info Dave.

Lets compile the unanswered questions here and I'll try to answer them.  Here's what I plan on doing:
-Receive product, immediately set it up and run 24hr testing into 100TH mine
-Pull off tested product for retail product shipping
-Replenish racks with more newly received gear to test.
-Repeat this process until August orders are out the door (I estimate 3-4 days of this process)
-At this point, the 100TH hashpower should stop fluctuating and start growing as more product arrives.

There are more boards on the way, so we don't expect a break after we finish deploying the first batch of boards.  The timeframe I'm most fuzzy about is how long to deploy the extra hashpower from 100TH -> 200TH.  I would estimate weeks, not months.

This is great for customers buying miners, but it's still not clear how many THs are being shipped before getting to 100/200TH and an estimated date for them to be fully deployed.

Many unanswered questions on top of major delays. . .

Im not sure if i understand you correctly but till now i had a good chunk of luck when investing. Even with bad investments i came out relatively unharmed. And Asicminer was a big success so far. The avalon chips are still profitable if the miners come in the next weeks too. Less profitable for sure and i wouldnt have bought if i knew the delay and exponential rise of difficulty before. AND the non-communication technique Yifu is chosing to use.

All this together leads me to think that only the ones that can bring TH online the cheapest will win. That arent securities that buy practically at everybody-prices. Even companies like Asicminer might become problems since there is such a huge amount of preorders in the pipeline that could turn out as a loss to the buyers and hurt even the companies that can produce lower on the way.

I lolled, MP lolled, you certainly got a point somewhere in there.

Reality is of course a little more complex than that, as there's plenty of people with accounts. Seems it's not strictly a matter of waiting for autonomous software.


Listen scamboy, you and your pump and dump scams can create all the fake volume you want, it's not going to change anything. Sure, you may convince a throng of muppets that don't know any better that you matter because you've written more digits on a website somewhere. This is scarcely worth the effort, the muppets can be convinced and unconvinced of any arbitrary thing or other five times each day, and they'll be out of everyone's way in a fortnight anyway. You might as well spend your time trying to be popular with gnats and Mayflies.

MP on the other hand is there where it matters, when you actually have 10s of ks at your disposal (1, 2) for the general good of Bitcoin you may revisit this point again. When you decide whether the "top exchange" lives or dies you may revisit this point again. In the meanwhile the "success" of the last pirate in convincing muppets of his importance was instructively ephemeral. You're no different.

Bitcoin is not about the muppets. It's true that it's not about autonomous software, either. Nevertheless, the expectations of consumerism, welfarism, democracy as mis-implemented by the socialist West and so on do not carry over. A difficult point to digest for many, especially if they've lived their entire lives immersed in that particular ideological box. Nevertheless, as difficult, inconvenient, or unexpected as it may be, Bitcoin is not about people, and it certainly is not about "the people".


Here's the difference: I'm the one PR of a Bitcoin business that doesn't lie to the public. Everyone else "is nice". Enjoy it.

More along the same lines: MPEx is the one business where all the complaints come from people who aren't customers, as opposed to everyone else getting all the complaints from customers. On the strength of this observation, any time your complaints bother you enough you can simply switch sides.


Getting confused as to what's funny and what's srs because you've had Real Bad Experiences in the Past (tm) is ugly and sad. Get over your trauma, be a human being. Free and all that.


No, this is perfectly in character. I don't think there's a scam Sebastian has missed investing in so far, it's what he does. He just judiciously avoids/mudslings everything else.

Does this text remind you on another one?