Quote from: TLS freedom on August 20, 2013, 04:38:54 AM

Complete Fail? (not complete) I'll bet they start selling 1000gh/s miners for $8000 or less come December. The difference and selling point is going to have to be power efficiency. The days of mass profit are going to fade FAST after Oct 1st. Thinking your going to continue to have the same level of profit as bitcoin matures is not logical.

The competition is going to be KNC with $5000 for a 400ghs @ 1000watts and HashFast at $5,600 400ghs @ 350watts. If Cointerra is $7-8000 for 1000ghs @ 500 watts or less (in Dec) they are going to be the long term play no doubt. As difficulty is skyrocketing miners that are power hogs will have to be shut down sooner the most power efficient/ read that the machines that will be plugged in the longest 2-4 years down the road are going make the most. Short term profit vs long term endurance. You guys have missed the boat here I think unless it's to say buying a cointerra AT THE MOMENT is not a good idea. Come December they will be king.

They are a great looking team with their profile and engineering know how, but marketing seems to be on the off side. A Much solid teams compares to others. We should see their orders flying off the shelves once they start accepting pp or cc.