@24Kilo

My big respect for your decision. Good luck

I would love to send you EAC for a few crates of vegetables to be delivered to homelss shelters in your area.....is this possible?

Absolutely... I would love to do this... I know there are several 'soup kitchens' in Sydney, although I am not familiar with them.. but if you can identify the organisation of your choice and a contact... I will deliver to their door... and make sure that the crates are full and running over.

I would need to ask you to the research and contacts yourself as I am already working far too many hours... worked over 120 hours last week... and it is 01:00 here...and I should be sleeping.

But... yes... yes... yes... I can and will do this for you.

Alrighty...let me see what i can do on that front and i will send you a PM.....

And now that EAC is on the way back up....no one is in here jumping for joy?  is everyone in the exchanges selling??

10Mh/s hardware, in europe (i'm in Italy), cost around 7000$, that are 8.5 BTC that are 4250000 EAC. 10Mh/s rig has a power consumption wich is around 3.5/3.8 Kwh, each day, that are 18$ day that are 0.022 BTC that are 11000 EAC day. so for double your hashrate, u need about 125 days of mining at the actual diff. not so easy like u think....

(used: BTC/USD exchange: 820$
EAC/BTC exchange: 0.00000200
10Mh/s rig mine 45000 EAC day)

BTW, don't forget to vote for EAC here if you didn't https://bt.irlbtc.com/view/397540.0

I wish folks would stop equating EAC or any crypto-coin to BTC/USD... yes... we all need a base-line measurement of value... but we need to think about what EAC is worth... in real terms.

Example...

That crate of veggies is ~ $60AUD... so using 400EAC to $1AUD... you would need 24,000EAC for your week's worth of veggies. Let's say you have the typical 3x280X mining rig pushing out 2.1Mh/s... at the current difficulty of 40... you would be getting 10,000EAC per day... so while you are at work, doing your day job... your miner is happily mining away on EAC... 3 days of the week would give you about 30,000EAC... instead of thinking... how much is that in BTC or Fiat... there is a week's supply of fresh, organic veggies... a day to pay a weeks worth of power for the miner and then 3 days of the week left to put in the bank.

We as sellers and buyers are going to have to take risks in establishing value for EAC... I may price my veggies for the week at 400EAC to $1AUD only to have the price drop to 600EAC to AUD, or you as the buyer may place your order for a week's supply of veggies only to have the price rise to 200EAC to $1AUD... but we are going to have to do this to create value for EAC... only by using EAC to buy real goods and services is the price of EAC going to stabilise... everything else speculation and speculation brings volatility.

This is why I am offering veggies... others may be able to offer baked goods, knitted sweaters, quilts, or many of the cottage industries where the greatest cost of the product is the time to make it, thus allowing the seller to 'gamble' with the value of their time... so being able to hold a certain amount of EAC till the price stabilises and then be able to average out the pricing.

Crypto-currency must leave the realm of the computer geek to be successful... it must be able to buy real goods and services... and it must priced sensibly. The ideal mature price of EAC would be around 1EAC to $1USD... this means that in many countries of the world, EAC and dollar pricing would be nearly interchangeable... no fancy math involved.

I wish I had a product that I could easily ship world-wide... I am getting too tired to be able to think clearly... but you get the idea... hopefully.

Please stop advertising this game/gamble in this thread That goes for all - we regret these were even made to be honest.

Thank you.

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