Nope so far not...just USA

As i remember there was a project before for bitcoin FPGA miner before the ASIC miner came, the performance and profitability is quite reasonable compared to gpu mining at that time way back years ago but the project was discontinued to after the release of ASIC minig. Now  as i see FPGA are also the prototype for ASIC design then, there are still possiblilties that soon there will be an ASIC that capable of multi-algo that derived from this design. So Chinese market will release soon if the succesfully ported that FPGA to an ASIC chip.

@whitefire990

If you can show us the screenshots of your miner hashing at these rates, then I will pull the trigger and place an order for eight of these units. You are implying that one of these cards is 18x the performance of a GTX 1080 Ti and greater than 18x the performance/watt for these algos, that’s a hard pill to swallow without some screenshots.

Keccak (Smartcash, Maxcoin): 136GH/s (17GH/s per card x eight) ($160/day at Apr-30 prices)
Tribus (Denarius, Virtus): 16.8GH/s (2.1GH/s per card x eight) ($304/day at Apr-30 prices)
Phi1612 (Luxcoin, Folm): 5.2GH/s (650MH/s per card x eight) ($456/day at Apr-30 prices)
Skunhash (Various coins): 10.4GH/s (1.3GH/s per card x eight) ($261/day at Apr-30 prices)

The cards isnt the problem bit the software is i want to buy the cards But i must first have the software when can get the software?

How is a screenshot going to help? Extremely easy to fake.

Besides the OP isn't really selling the hardware (aside maybe from some referral revenue) so you could simply wait until the software is in the wild and proven to work (or not).

The OP could also consider sending it out to some trusted members for review but since it requires fairly expensive hardware that might not be feasible.

Aready some hating? wow

Eric is super busy working on programming the bitstream. Be patient and eventually he will post the screenshots. I have already ordered some cards.

I dont think anyone is hating; just some healthy skepticism and caution, I'd say.

Probably zero once they have been run for a few years, almost like an asic as there is no gamer market to buy the old equipment.

Just my two cents, but it looks like a lot of coins are moving away from POW and going POS and other Proofs. I wonder how long POW will be around anyway.

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