Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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That being said, the pricing of the tubes, even given the slight miss in performance, is absurdly phenomenal. I'm not sure we'll see anything close with SHA256-based hardware at this price and scale for years, and possibly ever again, and certainly not after the next block reward cut.
That being said, the pricing of the tubes, even given the slight miss in performance, is absurdly phenomenal. I'm not sure we'll see anything close with SHA256-based hardware at this price and scale for years, and possibly ever again, and certainly not after the next block reward cut.
While I agree with the rest of your post I can't agree with this statement. I don't think that you really believe that you will not see this price for years! YEARS!!? Really? Why years? Isn't it a bit too much considering that the competition is somehow close to those prices?
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To follow up on my previous post, in order to stay buoyant in the mining space, AM needs to do this: http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/after-much-speculation-bitmain-announces-p2pool-bitcoin-cloud-mining-service
Yup, the more products, the better.
And when you view a public pool service that undercuts the competition at a 0.5% etc fee to break even on AM's end as another product in their portfolio of offerings, that's when you're starting to think in the right direction.
