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https://siamining.com/addresses/25865daf640696361b432bd517b812270d8459af48f13876108354ee7e028e0e15c13ab5030c

Looks like someone got an early shipment of Halongs. 450 or so of them are live on this address, all with hashrates around 4TH or so. Can't imagine it's any other miner. Here it comes...

https://siamining.com/stats

That's insane, one account with 20% of global hash rate.

Thats Halong Mining doing QC...they have not shipped yet

Got to love that QC control (secret version) probably call it 'pre-QC' they were likely doing the last 3 months

IMHO

I know for the BTC miners ..it is pretty much a wash...for what they paid in Nov 2017 for them, compared to just getting Bitmain units also shipping this month.
Then again BTC price was high, back in Nov 2017, WTF, so maybe it all will work out for them also...who knows?

at the BTC miner end...not so sure this SiaCoin Halong miner will last very long...I see it like the D3 from Bitmain...very first in line, you are probably OK on ROI...the rest

after 1st group..iffy as hell

Agree

Totally agree. Only buyers of the first shipment of new ASICs can earn somewhat reasonable. Others pays a lot of money for mith.

It's hard to ROI on a miner costing $5,549 when the price of Siacoin is at 0.014$ and metric tonnes of additional hardware about to hit the network. Will be following from the sidelines to see how they make out. My two A3s are still hashing away like champs.