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Is anyone actually shipping anything performing in the sub $6/GH/s range? Seems like everyone claiming that has failed to ship. Then again by the time these guy
by ktsmith 13y ago
Is anyone actually shipping anything performing in the sub $6/GH/s range? Seems like everyone claiming that has failed to ship. Then again by the time these guys do ship something it may not matter much given the amount of hashing power coming online in the next 90 days (assuming knc, hashfast and others actually hit their targets).
- wmf 13y agoThe price scales inversely to difficulty which is roughly doubling every month. Anything shipping right now is probably worth $10-12/GH/s. December delivery pricing is around $6/GH/s, January is around $3/GH/s, etc.
- ktsmith 13y agoRight, I agree about both this ventures potential for covering and at the same time there are tons of suckers. My comment was just more to the fact that companies currently claiming they can deliver at $3/GH/s haven't actually been able to. I'll pick on cointerra since they have a banner that calls out their price of $3/GH/s. They were supposed to have delivered in November or December and now it's late January. When they do actually deliver in February (if they deliver at all) the miners that come on line will likely be producing at a loss for their buyers. KNC is delivering at $6/GH/s in December and they are sold out.
- wmf 13y agoIt is estimated that most ASICs cost less than $1/GH/s to make and the current prices just reflect demand outstripping supply. Thus by January I expect all vendors (including e.g. KnC who has known working chips) to be selling for $3/GH/s. AFAIK Cointerra's batch 1 delivery date has always been December.