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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
radiumsoup
on 07/06/2013, 13:37:18 UTC
Has there been any word about the price of blades and/or USBs being reduced? I'm an advocate for selling them at as high a price point as the market allows, even though I'm purchasing them, but with with the recent spike in difficulty it would seem to make sense to consider a price reduction. A definitive yes or no over the next week or two would be great, I can't be the only one hesitating to place more orders due to this uncertainty.

they should be taken off the market for a while and then offered for lower price later as not to piss off the early buyers too much Smiley Obviously there is a lot of space for cheaper prices as ASICMINER can produce the blades and USB sticks really cheap.

and yes, this has been discussed before and I'm sure will be discussed again.

Why bother taking them off the market for any time at all? It's not like the buyers expected the price to stay high forever - every single one of them paid a high premium for immediate delivery while difficulty was (relatively) low compared to other device offerings. All buyers of dedicated single-purpose mining hardware know the hardware is a depreciating asset, it should come as absolutely no surprise to them when the price drops. If people get upset about it, it's their own damned fault for having unrealistic expectations.