Quote from: notlist3d on November 10, 2015, 07:52:54 PM

Quote from: philipma1957 on November 10, 2015, 06:11:28 PM

Quote from: Questor on November 10, 2015, 05:53:14 PM

Quote from: notlist3d on November 10, 2015, 04:38:55 PM

Going up a little bit:

Bitcoin Difficulty:    62,253,982,450
Estimated Next Difficulty:    64,938,500,384 (+4.31%)
Adjust time:    After 122 Blocks, About 19.8 hours
Hashrate(?):    450,174,795 GH/s

Today is the 10th so I keep expecting to see a lot of Avalon hash added, but so far not near what I was expecting. I mean Mr. Lee was getting like 3 PH he announced, but I have not heard about sales yet in thread so I'm wondering if they are a little behind on shipping or making.j

Price is still better then the 230 but taking a little bit of a dive to 359.75 on coinbase so around 20 dollars down.

I keep expecting that too, but I'm wondering if like a lot of us, even the big players are maxed or close to maxed on power consumption and have to take some amount of equipment offline to put newer stuff on, so instead of seeing massive spikes, we're seeing a slow crawl with higher efficiency backing it.

It's an interesting ride right now! I saw an S7 sell on eBay for >$2900 USD! Crazy pricing ATM. Shocked

I would love to get 2900 for one of my s-7's but ebay has so many returns.

Ive actually had really good luck with it. Very good luck with miners on it compared to forums I normally get more off it. But I do only sale my old miners on there a new miner I agree is a lot of liability compared to one been used for 6 months.

People tend to pay more when paypal is involved even though it can be a pain.

I really understand the concerns about selling the S7 on ebay. The buyer's protection is easily abusable, even if the item is marked as no returns, if a buyer with ill intents buy the miner, they can buy it, mine with it for a while and then file a item not as described and return the miner to get a refund.

Even though they may simply be a very small vocal minority, its probably a good thing to keep in mind. Not sure if there is a way around that but some users reported this.

Basically without having some sort of "as is" agreement, the seller would take all the risks since the buyer can decide to abuse the system to return the miner if the miner drop in value.