I'm betting on 10x of what it was as of 15Aug2017 before the end of October 2017, and probably more like 15-20x by end of November 2017 - and likely will KEEP climbing from there, especially with this NEW D3 batch that seems to have been big enough to take HOURS to sell out.

 Keep in mind, it's NOT just the D3 - you also have IBeLink DM11G units shipping, Innosilicon A5, Pinidea PR-100 (if they actually manage to SELL any at their far-too-high price, but if they don't they COULD just mine with them), IBeLink DM22G.....


 I have to wonder how many more batches of D3 chips Bitmain has "in the pipeline"....


 In fairness, I can see a pretty good probability of all the D3 units sold to date achieving 100% ROI eventually - just not in a 2-3 MONTH timeframe unless you got in on the first batch, and likely 4-5 for the second.

With a 3 month lead time before November, I suspect Bitmain is just opening the flood gates and doesn't have a preset number to sell out of. The available quantity from the late November batch is possibly infinite and purely time-based. After all, they have the time to ramp up production and can purchase however many chips they need given the time-frame.

there is still 12949 units remaining units in last batch.... 

Looking for Ant Miner D3(First or second Batch), if any one can provide some information on re seller of these miners that would be really helpful.
Thakns

My first batch was via wire and it shows paying.
I asked about that, I was told I'd be contacted from China about it, the wire transfer was short.  I don't think the $55 fee from their bank was covered by my wire so they'll probably ask for it.  

I think I finally know why Bitmain is releasing so many. They want to stomp on Dash price to make it look poor relative to Bitcoin. Doing so would bring more people to Bitcoin, thus boosting Bitmains own bitcoin stash.  Jihan must have thought this through.

More miners -> more coins being produced to be sold and not stored -> lower Dash price.

Sure the difficulty adjusts, but when a lot of miners are competing with each other, they will sell their coins to gain profitibility. By selling their coins as they receive them, other market participants may react by selling their own holdings followed by more selling and you get the picture.

Maybe I should change my language a bit. More coins produced to be sold and not to be stored. If however people hold onto the coins, it may counter act this, but most people are pretty negative at current state based on the replies here.

 Dash has dynamic mining. It will increase supply when hashpower is low to attract miners and tighten as hashpower rises. Other things factor in such as the number of transactions. The insurgence will boost Dash all around though.

I'm not sure if this is the same, but check LTC price and difficulty charts for the past 6mo. L3+ came out at beginning of May:

(Apologies for the clunky chart comparison, I'm sure there is a chart somewhere with both but you get the idea)

Diff:
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/litecoin-difficulty.html#6m

Price:
https://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/litecoin-price.html#6m