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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
jimmothy
on 21/11/2013, 09:33:05 UTC
If our concerns about AM still concentrate on mining income, then I am quite confident that we will be disappointed. One bitfury has already caused the big drop of shares of AM, then KnC, and now BitMain. BitMain is also in China and their first 30 units were sold in 2 hours, and then they will produce mass batch of their 55nm chips shortly. That will not only hurts the mining share of AM but also the hardware sales.

If there's no big news about cooperation of Gen2 chips out in this month, then the following 3 months are miserable for all AM investors, who will see big loss in revenue (both mining and sales).

The only hope is the Gen3 chips, which may be ready no earlier than Jan 2014. Forget about cooling technology now, cause it will not help in the short term. Even finally it is sold to big companies, I doubt AM have the ability to produce them in large quantity.

In short, now mining income almost becomes irrelevant in evaluating AM's future. There's no point to look at their hashing rate.

KNC and bitfury 28nm is not even more efficient than an am cube... bitmain is not selling only accepted pre-orders and 2800 for 180gh/s is not better than 600 for 40gh/s assuming they even deliver.