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I sure can, thanks I'll send over some details.

I'm developing projects in South Africa and Senegal at the moment. Africa's a great and untapped region.

You are welcome to get in touch if you want to compare notes.

I can't message you with my contact information as you have PM's from newbie's disabled and I'm not very active on here.

Either way, I'm sure you'll succeed and there is no shortage of information and friendly people here to offer advice.

If your energy rates are similar to the ones I've seen in Africa, most concerns discussed can be mitigated by throwing money at it. The critical factor is that you are familiar with business in the region and it sounds like you are.

Throw me a PM with some contact details if you'd like to talk.

Coolant a hydrophobic inert silicone, kinematic viscosity of 5-200 mm

Not that I understand what that means.

FPGA mining like Hashaltcoin?
https://www.hashaltcoin.com/

Thank you for the link, Bitmain state (5th March) they operate at 90MH/s
https://blog.bitmain.com/en/hashrate-disclosure/

I also find conflicting reports for BTM hashrate, the link you kindly provided states that network hashrate is 88MH/s.

This site here reports latest hashrate for BTM to be almost double that at 164MH/s.
https://crypt0.zone/calculator/details/BTM

Always struggling to know which data to trust...

Thank you, I hadn't seen the B7. You're almost certainly correct!

https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-b7-96kh

I'm certain Bitmain still make their money from pre-mining undisclosed ASICs, but, this was not accounted for in their IPO documents.

Example; bitmain mining Tensority, without having disclosed any asic able to do so?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5117949.0

On the SHA256 front, Bitmain are currently mining at 1,692,350 TH/s.

That is as of March 5th, down from:
February - 1,790,000 TH/s
January - 1,899,700 TH/s
November - 2,339,210 TH/s

No idea of the make-up S9/S11/S15/S17.

The dropping hashrate suggests alot of their machines are selling.

In January they were running 4,788,300 MH/s of Ethereum ASICs and today are running only 154,520 MH/s, suggesting they are selling hardware through mediums other than their website.

Someone pointed out the B7 to me that is for sale on the Chinese website: https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/bitmain/antminer-b7-96kh

This must be their new miner I was looking for.

I keep a close eye on Bitmain's hashrates and I had noticed a new algo pop up.

This is Tensority, which I believe is the Algo for BTM. They are currently running at 0.09GH/s which if I'm correct is approximately 55% of the coin's total hashrate.

Bitmain disclosed on the 5th of March 2019 that their hashrates on that date are as follows:

SHA256            ETHASH             CRYPTONIGHT      SCRYPT           BLAKE256      TENSORITY
1692.35PH/s   154.52GH/s      1864.75MH/s    1686.93GH/s   69.03PH/s       0.09GH/s

I was interested as I'd heard Bitmain mention nothing of these ASICS, nor have I seen a tensority ASIC from another manufacturer.

I also am surprised that Bitmain is running over half of the hashrate themselves and that they have chosen this Algo.

https://crypt0.zone/calculator/details/BTM
https://crypt0.zone/coins/tensority

I'd estimate they are making almost $300,000 per month mining BTM.

Have I missed anything here?

Have you tried connecting to other pools to see if you get similar issues?

After that try a different router (often home broadband routers block mining), or connecting via a different network to see if you still have the same issue.

All sold thanks

Thanks pal

All sold, thanks

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