Quote from: asimi.io on Today at 07:05:49 AM

Looks excellent the museum

Seriously? You're using a word spinner on the post just above yours?
I thought we got rid of those plagiarists but seems like they are coming back..

Quote from: DdmrDdmr on Today at 09:19:36 AM

It’s a private initiative from a group of established miners in Venezuela. The rather lengthy 2021 article from Criptonoticias gives a thorough description of what to expect from the Museum: cpu motherboards, GPU video cards, fpga, all sorts of asic equipment - there being an area that displays modern mining equipment for sale (probable the ulterior goal), a bitcoin asic miner pool (demo at the time and perhaps still now, since they did not have the state permission to mine there), and a crypto bar …

I think it's more like a crypto mining museum, not just bitcoin
I can see a D3 there which mines blake, a Z9 which is equihash, L3 which is scrypt so probably every single thing Bitmain made an ASIC for is over there.

Quote from: DaveF on Today at 11:03:39 AM

I wonder if they are going to be able to get a lot of the older miners and ones that had limited production runs.

With enough money you can get everything, there is a guy selling a BL Jalapeno for 500$, I saw some Neptunes, a Cointerra might be harder to get Grin