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Board Securities
Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
by
Franktank
on 17/08/2014, 17:58:32 UTC
I'm hopeful, but canarys us GB for tubes is around 20-30 pieces @ 1.04 BTC with thin margins. Recall the first 10 ghs blades that were sold were 50 btc each.

Keep in mind that when those were being sold for 50 BTC/blade, there were only "three" options at the time for ASIC hardware: AM, Avalon, & BFL. Of those three, only AM had hardware on hand and BTC was about $115; higher demand/low supply and lower BTC value (in relation to USD).

Now there's plenty of options and higher BTC value, of course there BTC margins aren't going to be as good. To compensate, that's why much of the focus was aimed towards maximizing volume lately. We'll find out soon how well they've been selling.