Quote from: Bitcoinorama on August 14, 2013, 11:06:30 AM

Quote from: ur0pl on August 14, 2013, 06:17:18 AM

Someone please guess what the cheapest gh/$ will be and what the most cheapest and expensive units they could make. I need info, so I can prepare to get a loan. I want the most expensive products they have, please.

Because usa 20 amp households are limited to about 1920 watts continuous power. I don't think they could practically sell a unit more than 1.9 th/s based on the 1 watt per gigahash.

So, how much would a 1.5 TH/s unit cost? bitfury 400 gh/s units go for .05 gigahash per usa dollar while kncminer 400 gh/s unit goes for about .056 per usa dollar.

lets say that cointerra units sell for .15 gigahash per usa dollar. that would be 10k usa dollars.

thats too expensive for me

Yo, do not get into debt over ASICs, profit is not guaranteed, you do not know who, what, or how entrants will effect the landscape over the next six months. Can you afford not to be able to refund the loan from the device itself if some greater unknown appears, or the BTC price drops significantly, that you don't earn enough fiat equivalent to pay the loan back??

Months back people thought Avalon were a safe bet, now look. Behave responsibly with money. Ffs!

Wow people like that make me cry Sad

. Getting a loan for mining, really?

ur0pl:

1) You are clearly unaware of how mining works and how difficulty impacts your returns. Please educate yourself before investing in anything.
2) If you are that desperate for money, maybe it's time for a job instead of speculating with your life.
3) What are you going to tell the bank? I need a 10K Loan for a magic money printing machine that plans on your utter destruction?