Well, btc price is back down, 
I was hoping they would have sent out payments when it was high so the actual btc would be lower but looks like the spike is done. But still the weekend so still some days till we hear back on payments.
Also seems some people couldn't wait so won't be as many people finalizing their orders.
I was hoping they would have sent out payments when it was high so the actual btc would be lower but looks like the spike is done. But still the weekend so still some days till we hear back on payments.Also seems some people couldn't wait so won't be as many people finalizing their orders.
Yeah. I was up $200 after I put $2250 into the exchange... then it all tanked. Lol. I spread it out between BTC, ETH, LTC, DASH, and PART though so I wouldn't get crushed by any single drop. Down about $150 now, but it's been coming back up slowly.
I wonder if Canaan anticipated the drop so they decided to wait on sending the BTC payment info.
I keep mine in BCC, I have no idea why market has not realized its the better coin yet. Lower fees, faster transactions, plus they have a perm solution instead of a temp one. just a mater of time before the community stops attacking BCC and is forced to embrace it.
The biggest problem I have about the way hardware is sold is that. 1 of the biggest perks of bitcoin is its suppose to be a a financial system run by the people. I originally got into it because I loved the idea of a system away from the corruption and scheming of banks and government. But when you have a system that shits on the little guys and only rewards the people who can buy mass quantity, its no longer a system run by the people it is now a system run in majority by the rich. This basically makes BTC like every other currency where the few dictate everything. The only perk it has now is the Anonymity and that only depends on where you live and even then with all the scams and theft out their this causes as many problems as it does solutions.
Those rich were the ones who were early adopters and got it when everyone dropped out back in 2013.
I say kudos to them for risking it through.
As for BCC I see it as a valid coin and a good coin. But for someone like me that does cash payouts I still have to convert it to BTC or other crypto to make real currency off of it.
Hey I have no problems with the people who have been doing this for years and have stockpiled and generated from being early investors. its just if people can literally be spamming the webpage from the moment it goes in stock and still not able to get a single machine, its no longer a currency run by the people and in fact goes against everything I would of thought bitcoin standed for. I just think Bitmain Canaan and all other hardware suppliers should prioritize selling few machines to many over alot of machines to few and let those who want to buy 60 machines + have to pay the premium prices instead of the little guys who just want 1 or 2 machines each release.