Topic: When ASIC's are out what will Butterfly do then? (Read 1364 times)
Due to the markup on shovels it's really the shovel sellers (in aggregate) who made the money.
shovel makers make the money:)
not really you would need a pick axe when you get to the hard stuff and a few other tools.. not to mention if you are going to have to blast you would *need some type of explosive.
well shovel makers make the money was a methaphor
but if u was trying to say separeting the cooler with expozxy bond i get it
if not i refraze
showel pick axe exploszive guys make the money:)
shovel makers make the money:)
not really you would need a pick axe when you get to the hard stuff and a few other tools.. not to mention if you are going to have to blast you would *need some type of explosive.
Hypothetical speaking of course....
When BFL delivers all their ASIC units. Difficulty level is 20 billion and even buying 10 SC's rigs is pretty much useless, what is BFL going to do then? Is there a newer technology out there or something? I'm confused as to what their next business step is? Will they support/honor all the existing hardware they sold?
When BFL delivers all their ASIC units. Difficulty level is 20 billion and even buying 10 SC's rigs is pretty much useless, what is BFL going to do then? Is there a newer technology out there or something? I'm confused as to what their next business step is? Will they support/honor all the existing hardware they sold?
lol
let me enlighten u and u can save screen shot my post so u know there are people who know:)
they will introduce the water cooled asics:)
then next gen asic2 witch if u wanna stay in the game will have ship in old asic all the btc u managed to mine not many i might add
and a few k in cash extra to cover the gen2 asic
summed up very simple
shovel makers make the money:)
thats why they dont even bother to mine themselves
its not rocket science u know:)
Better ASICS, that's like saying oh someone made the first computer with 256MB of RAM what's next
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Better ASICS, that's like saying oh someone made the first computer with 256MB of RAM what's next
Hypothetical speaking of course....
When BFL delivers all their ASIC units. Difficulty level is 20 billion and even buying 10 SC's rigs is pretty much useless, what is BFL going to do then? Is there a newer technology out there or something? I'm confused as to what their next business step is? Will they support/honor all the existing hardware they sold?
When BFL delivers all their ASIC units. Difficulty level is 20 billion and even buying 10 SC's rigs is pretty much useless, what is BFL going to do then? Is there a newer technology out there or something? I'm confused as to what their next business step is? Will they support/honor all the existing hardware they sold?
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