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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
Ozymandias
on 31/05/2013, 21:14:50 UTC
Yeah, where could I order that again? Last I checked, AM sold 10GH for 50BTC~$6K. For 120GH you pay $72K with AM.

But hey, if your math makes you pay 36 times more than from across the street, I still have those Pentium III chips at $1K a pop.

.b

btct, bitfunder, and even havelock!

Ah, you mean those shares where you pay 2.5BTC~$325 for around 75MH/s? That sounds like a great deal. How much would I need to invest to get 120GH/s of that?

Oh, and I'll throw in free shipping on those Pentium III chips. Why aren't there any takers? At one point in time, they were the cream of the crop and nobody could deliver anything even close in performance.

.b

Come on, you're smarter than that! Those shares entitle you to a perpetually increasing hashrate coupled with similarly perpetual improvements in technology as opposed to a one time purchase that will be inevitably obsolete due to its lack of evolution. The gamble that is to be made here is whether one believes ASICminer is a short term phenomenon or will be a major player in Bitcoin for years to come. I believe the latter and from what I've read, you seem to believe the former (a belief that if I interpreted it correctly I respect but with which I disagree). All that being said, I leave to you the last word and may your dealings bring you happiness and profit in that order! Smiley