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$ 2,795.00 for 6 GH FPGA? Hmmm Shocked

$ 7,000.00 for 250 GH ASIC(?) seems much better deal...

That can't be correct. $3000 for 6GH? And it's not even an ASIC? I don't get it.

you get $2000 discount for the jupiter when buying the mars. so the price is in reality $795. you just pay a bit for the jupiter in advance.
it says up to $2000 so it can be less.

What if they fail to deliver 'Jupiter'? Or if Jupiter fails to live up to the specs on paper? At this stage in the game I would consider this a very risky endeavor.

For me it seems this is a less risky opportunity then BFL or Avalon. KNCminer has had the time to prepare and get things in order.

Is that based on the unique pricing of their models or showing the community proof of all they've accomplished to date?

KNCminer has showed nothing that sugest that they are a scam. The pricing seems logical to me. i am no expert but making ASIC seems to be a costly procese, not just in the pure cost but also in the uncertainty of the bitcoin marked.

The timing is also right, this is the time i would expect new ASIC companies to pop up that did there homework first before they announced anything.

The fact that they are located in sweden is not bad either. sweden got strict laws when it comes to business, not a easy country to scam anybody in. And im norwegian so i must root for my neighbour.

What a Joker

We will see