Re: Bitcoin USB Block Eruptors - The Quickest Way to Start Mining?

Quote from: CoinGeneral on November 27, 2013, 05:00:40 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on November 27, 2013, 02:16:20 AM

If you mine on cex.io with this kit you would earn BTC NMC DEV and ITX coins. BTC the NMC has some value. You could then add more hash via the cex.io site.

Cex.io has a pool? I thought they were a subscriber mining company where you pay them BTC monthly and they would mine things for you or something.

You can actually add your own mining hardware to their pool and receive 4x coins? What?!

Quote from: paulcdb on November 27, 2013, 04:21:40 AM

i really don't see how these are fetching the prices on ebay. Do people really jump on a bandwagon without checking?

I bought 4 about before the main BL hardware to test my calculations without wasting money and now they're nearly heading towards being 4x what i paid so bang goes picking up a few more just to fill the usb hub, lol

Should really sell mine but it's not to keep your starter equipment as a souvenir.

Yeah they're going for $50+ a piece now... Shocked

Here's two that sold for $150, so that's basically $75 for one block erupter: http://www.ebay.com/itm/2x-Asicminer-Block-Erupter-USB-Bitcoin-ASIC-miner-335-Mh-s-In-Hand-No-Reserve-/231099768863

But really, $9 a week for x1 of them?! That's.... great news.....

yes I mine home miners to the cex.io pool..

I purchased a small .1 share of ghs for like .008 btc so I have an account. I then used bfgminer software (thank you luke Jr.) and send the few am sticks and redfuries to the cex.io pool

for usa the address is

stratum+tcp://us1.ghash.io:3333

then my worker is

{workernamethatIpicked}.ghash

password is blank or what ever.