Quote from: Mr_Snipes on November 04, 2017, 09:26:38 PM

Quote from: Chan8 on November 04, 2017, 08:55:37 PM

Quote from: Mr_Snipes on November 04, 2017, 08:31:08 PM

You can be glad you did not order a inno miner for 10k which does 30GH and is not even out.
Bitmain wanted to burn the competition and threw out so many D3. They achieved it.
They do the same they did with competition for Bitcoin-asics some time ago- flood the market with their miners for cheap price so ROI is impossible for the other buyers.
Now BM has even delisted the D3, they very well knew what they are doing and stopped selling them now. The bombs have fallen. But not all of them - yet.

Wow so thats what happened. First time getting caught up in this miner manufacturer war, and its not a good feeling right now. But i still have hope, and believe in holding dash for long term anyways.
You mentioned bitmain did this to other manufacturering company? Can you give me more details regarding this.
What was the competitors name and model of bitmain and competitor's model miners?
I would like to do some research into this.
Was the units bitmain pumping out that time as bad as the d3 profitably currently?

It was the time of Avalon vs Bitmain i think. Now Avalon is a nice memory of the past.

Actually it was bitmain vs spoondoolies tech vs some others I cant recall. Bitmain flooded the market with s3 dropping price down next to nothin. Also at that time Bitcoin was trading in the 170-300 range dropping most of that time. Bitmain has been an Achilles heal for Bitcoin since they came onto the scene. They are some bad actors and nothing much we can do. If btc is indestructible it should push right Over Bitmain in the end. As far as the alts its hard to say if they can take such an attack.

BR

Also to my knowledge Avalon still exists and are selling 8-10ths miners. Avalon a7 something like that I beleive