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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
organofcorti
on 26/04/2013, 08:23:11 UTC
If you sell for more than the device is likely to ever earn, then of course it's better than mining.

The number will be lower than the expected lifetime revenue. You need to account for risk (and at AM level, 0.01% hardware failure or downtime means a lot), opportunity cost (as mentioned, 1 BTC in the blockchain...), and expected ROI for customers (nobody is going to buy ฿100 in profit for ฿100).

In other words, because AM is more efficient at mining than Average Joe, if we are approaching the treshold of sale/mining, I think AM should hold on to units rather than sell.

.b

I agree - but at 7.6 btc / Ghps you're not approaching that limit yet.