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NanoFury NF1 Red Fury SHA-256 USB Bitcoin Miner is one of the most prized miners to have in your collection. This item holds significant value in the crypto community, symbolizing the early days of crypto enthusiasm. This rare miner is one of the pioneering crypto rigs, representing the early enthusiasm of the crypto world in 2012 and 2013. This exact same NanoFury is listed on Ebay for $5,000 because of it's rarity. Link - https://www.ebay.com/itm/266797345982
Photo: https://imgur.com/zXgdcl3 (Front and Back)
Photo: https://imgur.com/chQ16ur (Front)
Brand New - Never Used
This miner was one of the first USB miners ever made in 2012. This is definitely a rare Bitcoin miner and now a massive collector's item within the crypto community.
NanoFury Miner Specifications:
Chip: Bitfury NS1 65nm ASIC
Photo: https://imgur.com/EgoPemb (65nm ASIC Chip Specs)
Mining Speed: 2.40 GHash/s +/-10% (standard speed). Overclock to 3.5 GHash/s or more (at your own risk of course)
Electricity Consumption: 2.5W / 500mA.
Power: Utilizing a single slot in any USB port or USB hub.
Heatsink: Aluminium heatsink which lowers the chip temperature up to 20ºC
Microcontroller: Includes top quality microcontroller with a LED light that turns red when mining/orange when in standby mode.
Photo: https://imgur.com/NG5I8Nk (PCB Specs)
Other SHA-256 Crypto Currency you can mine with the NanoFury: Namecoin, Peercoin, Devcoin, Freicoin, Terracoin, Bytecoin, Ixcoin, 10coin, Joulecoin, Zetacoin, AsicCoin, eMark, Platinum Coin, Blakecoin and many others. Alternative SHA-256 cryptocurrencies have a much lower difficulty compared to Bitcoin.
You can run the Nanofury Miner in solo mining mode and find a block to hit the Bitcoin lottery and get 6.25 BTC.
Solo Mining with NanoFury USB Miner
Using a mining pool, the entire pool splits a reward, so your miner is constantly mining rewards, but only in partial shares. split with the others in the Pool. With solo mining, you do not get paid unless your miner finds and solves a block. If you successfully mine a block, 6.25 Bitcoin will be sent directly to your BTC wallet.
Every day 1,800 BTC are mined in blocks of 6.25 BTC. Mining pools mine 98%, 2% by solo miners. That means that roughly 6 times a day a solo miner hits the Bitcoin lottery. Maybe that can be your NanoFury that solves a block!
The Nano Fury also consumes much less power than any other USB miner on the market, as low as 2.5W (500mA)! Unlike other USB miners, its large heatsink lowers the device temperature up to 20ºC for steady mining speeds and steady mining conditions. This is a fantastic device for Bitcoin enthusiasts or for anyone who wants to start mining right away without all the hassles!
(lol you probably won't hit a block with this) but seriously it's a very rare collector's item that everyone needs in their collection as it's a piece of Bitcoin Mining History.
🌟 Very rare - Only a few available! Genuine Bitfury make.
💰 Collector's Item: While functional, this miner is also a prized collectible for crypto enthusiasts, one of the few hundred genuine pieces made by BitFury.
For setup information, configuration, drivers, software download. Recommend using a Windows PC with Cgminer and WinUSB Driver.
Love this piece of crypto history, but I am accepting offers from interested frens...
Photo: https://imgur.com/zXgdcl3 (Front and Back)
Photo: https://imgur.com/chQ16ur (Front)
Brand New - Never Used
This miner was one of the first USB miners ever made in 2012. This is definitely a rare Bitcoin miner and now a massive collector's item within the crypto community.
NanoFury Miner Specifications:
Chip: Bitfury NS1 65nm ASIC
Photo: https://imgur.com/EgoPemb (65nm ASIC Chip Specs)
Mining Speed: 2.40 GHash/s +/-10% (standard speed). Overclock to 3.5 GHash/s or more (at your own risk of course)
Electricity Consumption: 2.5W / 500mA.
Power: Utilizing a single slot in any USB port or USB hub.
Heatsink: Aluminium heatsink which lowers the chip temperature up to 20ºC
Microcontroller: Includes top quality microcontroller with a LED light that turns red when mining/orange when in standby mode.
Photo: https://imgur.com/NG5I8Nk (PCB Specs)
Other SHA-256 Crypto Currency you can mine with the NanoFury: Namecoin, Peercoin, Devcoin, Freicoin, Terracoin, Bytecoin, Ixcoin, 10coin, Joulecoin, Zetacoin, AsicCoin, eMark, Platinum Coin, Blakecoin and many others. Alternative SHA-256 cryptocurrencies have a much lower difficulty compared to Bitcoin.
You can run the Nanofury Miner in solo mining mode and find a block to hit the Bitcoin lottery and get 6.25 BTC.
Solo Mining with NanoFury USB Miner
Using a mining pool, the entire pool splits a reward, so your miner is constantly mining rewards, but only in partial shares. split with the others in the Pool. With solo mining, you do not get paid unless your miner finds and solves a block. If you successfully mine a block, 6.25 Bitcoin will be sent directly to your BTC wallet.
Every day 1,800 BTC are mined in blocks of 6.25 BTC. Mining pools mine 98%, 2% by solo miners. That means that roughly 6 times a day a solo miner hits the Bitcoin lottery. Maybe that can be your NanoFury that solves a block!
The Nano Fury also consumes much less power than any other USB miner on the market, as low as 2.5W (500mA)! Unlike other USB miners, its large heatsink lowers the device temperature up to 20ºC for steady mining speeds and steady mining conditions. This is a fantastic device for Bitcoin enthusiasts or for anyone who wants to start mining right away without all the hassles!
(lol you probably won't hit a block with this) but seriously it's a very rare collector's item that everyone needs in their collection as it's a piece of Bitcoin Mining History.
🌟 Very rare - Only a few available! Genuine Bitfury make.
💰 Collector's Item: While functional, this miner is also a prized collectible for crypto enthusiasts, one of the few hundred genuine pieces made by BitFury.
For setup information, configuration, drivers, software download. Recommend using a Windows PC with Cgminer and WinUSB Driver.
Love this piece of crypto history, but I am accepting offers from interested frens...
Re: [WTB] Finite by Design (f*D) Peercoin 1 oz Silver Round
I'm looking for one (x1) "Peercoin 1 oz Silver Round" from Finite by Design. This is how it looks like:
If you have any for sale, please let me know. I will take the best offer/deal. Shipping would be to the United States. Thank you.
If you have any for sale, please let me know. I will take the best offer/deal. Shipping would be to the United States. Thank you.
I have one of these but it would be hard to part with it. I am pretty sure I have all finite by design's early coins. I guess it wouldn't hurt to make me an offer...
IMO if you own a non-2FA Titan you should peel it sooner than later immediately. It's been over an entire year with no response, and all we can do is speculate at this point, so it would be wiser to speculate a potential scam and peel rather than be sorry down the road. One of our fellow collectors is a lawyer and have spoken to them a bit about how to approach all this. What's even more disturbing at this point, and should be a valuable lesson to all of us, is to read the shit out of a coin makers terms of service/use. I should know better too, as some of the companies I've done scam write ups about before did the same thing Titan did, and wrote in verbiage that basically states after you buy the coin, if anything goes wrong, or if you plan on the website always being up to redeem the 2FA coins, sorry but fuck you Titan takes absolutely zero responsibility and could shut down services or change them at any time. - https://www.titanbtc.com/terms-of-use/ The fact that the terms were written up like this shows this dudes character. If you create a 2FA coin then you better keep up with the website and have a succession plan if you become incapacitated or die. This is alone is enough to show why these coins should never have a 2FA characteristic like this.
I do not have anything to lose here, as I have never owned any of these 2FAs, but I'm going to do what I can to try and contact this guy and or figure out how to go about helping out/ obtaining legal council for the group. I will post updates here. Please come forward if you own any of these either in this thread or privately via DM if you care about getting your money back. I really hope no one is willing to let this slide..if you own any of these and don't want anyone knowing, maybe there is someone else you trust who could come forward on your behalf or something? Tim needs to be held accountable and working together is the best route to trying to solve all this. Also I'm sure obtaining a lawyer won't be cheap, so the more people there are, the better that will be for everyone of course (If that's even the best way to approach this).
Do we have any idea at all how many were sold? I know that he refused to release final mintages\addresses..which also is another red flag.
So please chime in if you can help, if you have any ideas, if you're a lawyer and can provide some assistance etc. These may not be that big of a deal to some of the millionaires here who collect, but they certainly are for plenty of other people so please keep that in mind here. The more who come forward the better it will be for everyone. ( I'm sure a decent amount sold to hands who will never see this post..I'm hopeful we can get this fixed so when they go to redeem down the road to buy a car, or put a house payment down or whatever, that they'll be able so. SMH.
I didn't realize he had a profile here... a neg left Jan 2019, and even one back in 2015. Has anyone here, or know of anyone who's successfully redeemed a 2FA ever?
I do not have anything to lose here, as I have never owned any of these 2FAs, but I'm going to do what I can to try and contact this guy and or figure out how to go about helping out/ obtaining legal council for the group. I will post updates here. Please come forward if you own any of these either in this thread or privately via DM if you care about getting your money back. I really hope no one is willing to let this slide..if you own any of these and don't want anyone knowing, maybe there is someone else you trust who could come forward on your behalf or something? Tim needs to be held accountable and working together is the best route to trying to solve all this. Also I'm sure obtaining a lawyer won't be cheap, so the more people there are, the better that will be for everyone of course (If that's even the best way to approach this).
Do we have any idea at all how many were sold? I know that he refused to release final mintages\addresses..which also is another red flag.
So please chime in if you can help, if you have any ideas, if you're a lawyer and can provide some assistance etc. These may not be that big of a deal to some of the millionaires here who collect, but they certainly are for plenty of other people so please keep that in mind here. The more who come forward the better it will be for everyone. ( I'm sure a decent amount sold to hands who will never see this post..I'm hopeful we can get this fixed so when they go to redeem down the road to buy a car, or put a house payment down or whatever, that they'll be able so. SMH.
I didn't realize he had a profile here... a neg left Jan 2019, and even one back in 2015. Has anyone here, or know of anyone who's successfully redeemed a 2FA ever?
Yes, I redeemed a silver 1 BTC coin back in 2017 using 2fa. So it worked back then. I feel for you guys. I had two - I redeemed one in 2017 and sold the other in 2018. Hopefully that person redeemed or he is prob screwed as well. I hope you find a resolution to this.
Re: [BOT] Moon Bot - trading terminal for Bittrex, Binance and Huobi
I'm having issues opening MoonBot on my laptop. It meets the specs. Do I need to do anything special to get this to run? Also is the most updated version of MoonBot listed on the website or do we need to download it from somewhere else?
Thank you,
Re: STEX platform is really a scam ? read what happened to me please ?
Why isn't anyone talking about the ICO they did with "STE" coins that were supposed to share the trading fees with the early investors. I bought some of these back in 2017 and it went to zero. It looks like they rebranded from 50x exchange and moved to this new STEX exchange while keeping all the ICO investments with no value rendered. Anyone else invested in this ICO?
Re: Don't buy "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords; EXCHANGE THEM
I have a couple of wallet.dat files that need cracking. Do you have a file with ~ 0.2 Bitcoin or so? Do you know of anyone being successful at brute-forcing any of these .dat files?
I still have A2A tokens from the Stex ICO. Are we supposed to trade these up for STEX and if so where can we do this? It is jacked up that STEX exchange is doing $50,000,000 in volume a day that we funded to start but we get no love. What is the deal?
Has anyone received their B3 yet? I am interested to know what the actual specs are. Is it getting a better hash rate than listed, and can you adjust the frequency? How much ROI are you making with these puppies? I had one in my shopping cart yesterday ready to buy and my time ran out to send the payment and I went back to re-add the miner to my shopping cart and they were sold out. It is funny how the description page for the Antminer B3 does not even say what algorithm or coin it mines. I was looking everywhere trying to find it, until I finally just googled it.
Re: ⚡️❄️[ANN][AIRDROP][BOUNTIES] 🔱 TRIDENT GROUP 🔱 - MAIN THREAD ❄️⚡️
Great project you other peeps should check this out! I signed up for the airdrop from the airdrop alert website, which actually has a pretty decent list of recent and past airdrops that you can sign up for or see historical data on. That is the site I suggest at least, they have a telegram group as well. But yeah Trident has promise....
How do you go about picking your signals? Are you using just technical analysis, or do you use technical analysis plus news, hype, fomo, etc??? Some of the picks are good. I am thinking about starting a news and trading signals website. I have not started it yet but I got the domain name coinne.ws which i thought would be a good one for this purpose. I will join your channel and make some picks of your signals and see what happens. Thanks your work.
It is kind of scaring me that the March batch of Antminer A3's are not sold out yet. Why are people not buying these when the Return on the Investment is soo much higher than any of the other miners being sold. Using the mining calculator you supposedly can be in profit after 30 days or less. I hope when the March orders come in that will still be the case or at least somewhere close to that vicinity. I guess we will see.
Re: Titan XP Testing so far just got it... LUKE I AM YOUR MINER
what kind of return are you pulling with one of these? I just ordered a Bitmain Antminer A3, but i heard they might do a hard/soft fork which would render it useless. Did anyone else order one of these? I like Siacoin and I think it has a good future, but we will see for sure. I wonder if it can be used to mine Raiblocks since it mines on the same Blake(2)b algorithm.