Greetings.

After the many scams here the first thing that almost everyone will ask is "What evidence do we have that your product is real?"

I felt the chips on the second pic don't look very natural.

No one began development of ASICs in 2011. It wasn't even on the radar. Why did your new company that no one heard of before now start ASIC development in 2011? Why didn't you start with FPGAs? At least BFL did that.

Furthermore, your whois details indicate the domain was registered March 23, 2013 and is under privacy.


A real company would not be afraid to put their information out there. You will need to provide us with substantial proof: real contact information, business registration, etc. We would also like to see video of units (plural) hashing and a link to to the pool with their public stats (not one as many people have Avalon ASICs). Even better would be inviting a trusted forum member (hero member, moderator, etc) to come out to your location to check the units out himself. This would definitively prove it is not a scam. There would be plenty of people that would fly out to Lebanon on a whim to see a $999 80GH/s ASIC.

If you can satisfactorily prove that you are not a scam, I can assure you that you will have no problem selling every single one of your devices. But until that time people should assume that this is a scam.

I have look 20 times the pictures and my conclusion are:
1) third fan connector is missing!
2) I don't see the reset connector (front)
3) I don't the usb (front)
4) I don't se the power connector (front)

So even if you promise that you will post some pictures I will still don't buy your product.

Yeah, they look like they're just sitting on top of the board, not actually mounted to it. Fake.

Hahaha total scam.  I like how the phone covers where the chips would be .... Save some ps time.  Lol

You can actually see that the rightmost IC isn't in the pic with the camera.

You can bet that this is a scam? I play whatever ...

Indeed. Looking more closely at the pictures they definitely look faked. The lack of responses also indicate to me they are not interested in proving their authenticity.

I think the only way to conclusively prove this real is if they have a trusted forum member come to them to check out their units. Which I'm pretty sure is not going to happen. They are likely interested in getting the low-hanging fruit to scam.

I would like to buy the ENTIRE lot of these.   I will bid whatever you feel fair.   Ignore these other people, they do not have the vision that I have.   I need to get these.
I am willing to pay you in the new currency I am inventing and it will take a while until it is ready so when you deliver the machines to me, you will be the FIRST (the very First) pre-order for this new medium of exchange.   That will be worth tons to you, trust me.   Just name your price.   the currency is denominated in FOADs so just let me know how many FOADs you want and the deal is done.