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hello, in this survey we have listed a few crypto algorithms we can work on next, with the hope to improve the ROI.
all algorithm developed will be provided to the community for free, and open source.
if you have time please participate, your input is very valuable to our project.

https://s.surveyplanet.com/JhWi_aQm

Hi there! I have been doing some research and I must say that projects like these don't come forward often. The fact that you guys are willing to open source everything is really refreshing and will be a good thing in the long run IMO, as reputation is really important in crypto. I do have one question though: are there any other algos that the FPGA would be able to run, and will you disclose this before the end of the crowdfunding campaign? Thanks!

yes there are many algorithms the fpga hardware can run on, it is just we don't want to overpromise because we don't have time to implement them all. we can release a list of potential algorithms in future update. thanks.

IMHO I think you guys should focus on releasing information about new algorithms and the related hashing rates, because at the end of the day people need a reasonable ROI. If the miner can't pay itself back at the very least then it's unlikely anyone would buy it.
I just saw that the campaign on Crowdsupply has ended without reaching the target, but I do hope you guys can launch again in the future. Good luck!

I think it's more that the competition is high and an unknown selling new hardware is a hard thing to crowdfund and win. The f1 ultra mini is a nice $200 fpga that hits decently and has known algorithm support to come. It's hard to justify this over that.