the difficult will rise 5 to 10x in few months and price will follow.
high diff doesn't meant that price will follow
It does, nobody will mine for peanuts or at loss other than the ones who support the coin itself and dont forget eth is the altcoin king at moment, all other altcoins follow it.
Gotta say I disagree with this statement. I have an antminer A9 sitting there collecting dust because it would be losing like $3/day if plugged in. Most people who trade don't even mine and therefore don't give a shit what the diff is. In my experience the price seems to influence the difficulty much more than the difficulty influences the price.
Hey you dont have the s9, cause if you had the top contender then you would still get something back from using it. What determines if is profitable or not correlated to price is the top miner. If your statement was true then we could say the amd 280x would still be making money, see my point your a9 is pretty much in an identical situation as hd 280x owners. As soon this miner hits e3 will not be profitable anymore cause it will not be the top released eth asic.
Anyway, bitmain like i said many times, released the e3 just to cover up the f3, e3 180mhs for the peasants and the good gddr5 1500 mhs f3 for them. Think bitmain would give you the top miner? hehe
And now you think, why this company wants to release 1400 mhs --> its old xxnm tech and they are probably just clearing up their inventory for 7nm gddr6, new ones like the g3 in development are already doing almost 10000 mhs
Also do you trolls know why the eth hashrate is not going down as much as it should be? asics, gpu miners are turning off and bitmain and co see 10% decrease then go there and add few more eth asics and difficulty increases again eheh and you trolls think gpu miners are mining at loss but in truth they have turned their gpus off, 100 gpus are turned off, bitmain add one f3 to the network hehe, bitmain is compensating for any eth network hashrate loss at moment, that is what we call camouflage the hashrate.