Yeah, been down that rabbit hole myself as well ... so this was another exit scam?
After a decade in crypto and still fell for another one.  Thought this guy was on the level.
Oh well, we move on ... 800K Axe down the drain. 
Goodbye all.

Altcoin, can’t you create a new discord separate from the one he was running?

New iOS wallet looks amazing !!!
Great work team ... keep up the good work.

I believe I made the first real world transaction of AXE when I sold some X11 mining ASICS for AXE.  I made the transaction when AXE was worth 20 something cents.  It was one of the easiest transaction I have ever done.

Chainlocks and LLMQ will be activated on next update?

The real site is miningcave.com ... this one seems to be a copycat

Axe core wallet always has 8 connections.  If it gets more, it immediately drops some to go back to 8 connections. 
Is 8 connections a hard coded limit?

How about if someone got a normal split unit a/c compressor, and instead of using the indoor unit make small condensers in front of each intake fan of an s9 for example?  I had this idea running through my head for a couple of years now.  Put a drain dish on the bottom of each condenser to collect the water.  Maybe it will inject too much humidity in the hash boards?  Any ideas?

Not only delivery issues with the A4. If you recall the hashrate they initially announced was nowhere close to the actual one.

Saw that as well.  It is strange. On the other hand though asicminervalue.com still lists ASICminer as a trusted manufacturer.  I guess it all comes down to how much someone is willing to pay to be listed as a reliable manufacturer.

On top of everything else the building they claim is their office is a Regus office space rental, and it's a 6 floor building, out of which only the first 4 are offices/restaurant ... they are supposed to be on the 8th.

Getting the mining power they claim is not a software issue, it's hardware.  Software is open source, anyone can use it and do what they did, mine from one single pool.  It would violate the open source license, since they make money from that pool, sort of like a dev fee, but it can be done easily.
Right now the best miner in the world can do 48J/TH.  They claim 18J/TH !!!
Unless they have some alien tech this is unreal.  
And if I had such a miner I sure wouldn't sell it for a thousand something bucks.  I would sell it for 20 grand and people would buy it like hotcakes.  
Actually no, I wouldn't even sell it. I would mine for another decade or so until the rest of the planet catches up with my tech and then sell it.

Oh yeah, Martin something ... good memory !!! 

Any miner that does not give you the option to direct it to any pool of your choice is not a real miner.
If this is real and you actually do get something, it will most likely be cloud mining.
They already said that they have their own mining farm and this thing uses their own "mining pool".
If you do get something open it up and see what asic chips it has.
Most likely though it is a space heater that cloud mines.
You are right, Bulgaria does have some talented programmers but come on, lets get real, a bunch of software engineers like they say from a small town, created something that the armies of asic engineers from Bitmain, Canaan, Innosilicon and the likes couldn't create?  Personally I highly doubt it.
I honestly hope you didn't pay them with BTC. And also bear in mind that the VAT number they supplied is of the lingerie shop and not the so called swiss miner. I didn't find a company registered under the name Swiss Miner in Bulgaria so if you are determined to buy this at least pay the legit lingerie shop via wire transfer only.  Another red flag they sell only in the EU and accept only USD !!! Makes no sense.  The red flags are endless on this one.

Maybe your next one should be limitlessPentium

But yes you're absolutely right. Just like Asicminer. And they even go as far as saying they pay you every 24 hours or a few days depending on the country you live in !!!
Hahahahaha ... amateur hour at its best !!!

Actually both E11+ from Ebang and T3 from Innosilicon at 10nm both outperform the Bitmain S15 in efficiency, 48W/TH and 45W/TH.  Bitmain is around 50-58W/TH I believe?
And reading some reviews it is a very unstable and unreliable machine.  
So far only Bitmain and GMO have attempted 7nm tech. GMO was a total failure, as efficiency was close to 16nm. Only Bitmain came close but with a very unreliable chip.
For now I'm still running my S9's.  It's not worth the investment risk yet to upgrade with what is available in the market.
Hopefully they will improve but in these market conditions I seriously doubt it.

As we saw with 7nm chips making them smaller doesn't necessarily mean better efficiency. Right now most 10nm chips are way more efficient than any 7nm out there.  Also with smaller chips you run into issues like overheating, too many propagation errors which end up making them less efficient and slower.
I think with 7nm we are already pushing the limits of silicon chips.

You are most probably right. I mean anyone with such a miner which outperforms both Inno and Ebit they would be proud to show the chips they used. Other than power consumption and hashing speed, they don't even say how many chips they used, if their chips are 10nm, 7nm ... nothing.
It would have been nice to have such a miner for most of us who have more than 5cents/KWh power cost and I guess that's what they are trying to take advantage of.

Isn't there someone here from Bulgaria that can go pay them a visit?

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