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Thanks for the info as well. I had no idea you could control all Giants from a single Pi. How did you do that? I can imagine just connecting all Giant's USB cables to a USB hub, which goes directly to the sole Pi. The Giant's specs specify 40º C max ambient temperature, so not sure what the max...

I sent it to you via PM. Beats me. I believe he sends it to his contact back in Korea, which is guy who's actually buying and testing the ASICs.

Here's an update on my Giant's power supply. Jason said that I'd have to send the Giant back for them to fix the power supply that comes out of the Giant and into the Pi. That's obviously not the best solution, so I ended up powering the Pi with a 5V, 2A charger hooked to a USB cable, to which I...

Sometimes he can reply 24 hours after you write to him. Try him at WhatsApp, he is usually responsive. If not, be persistent. I don't see him walking away with your money. I've purchased twice from him and he's usually pretty reasonable to deal with.

Awesome reply. Thanks, @LostInSpace

Same request. Please show an example of how to use the "remote control" section. I'd like to see if there is a way for the Baikal controller (Orange Pi One) to send alerts if the hash rate drops or if it becomes idle. @BAIKAL @baikal-support @Baikal Europe @baikaIminer

I'm not seeing the Skype ID in any of the screenshots. @Danny can you post the Skype ID from the supposed Baikal account you cheated with?

Same here. I ordered 2 Giants from Jason Han, one came with an SD Card, but one without... And the SD Card it came with was Class 4. You need at least a Class 10 to make it work. Had to buy a couple of them and he will reimburse me. One other problem I had is that the power supply from the ASIC...

I only have experience with the Baikal miners. Can you be more specific on your problem? What are you trying to do with the API?

Thanks a lot, @LostInSpace . Really helpful numbers. I see a big difference, as (I believe mainly) due to my geographical location, the shortest ping is 300 ~ 400 ms... I guess that could be hurting me a lot. What do you recommend me in that case? Can I create a p2pool myself? Is that helpful...

I have already invested in a MasterNode share. It's really great that you get passive income through Dash that way. The biggest challenge is, you'll break even in ~11 years... So I'm really looking for something with a higher return. Here are my numbers, in case you're wondering: I paid 25 Dash...

Great answer. Thank you. On an unrelated note, I've been mining on a p2pool, with disappointing results. In 24 hours, I've mined barely 0.083 Dash with about 1GH/s. Whereas in an MPOS (in this case, coinmine.pl), I normally mine 0.3 Dash in 24 ~36 hours. The p2pool is the one with the lowest...

Do you have to keep the full node wallet open (online at all times) in order to get the payout? What if it's not open all the time or when a payment is sent to the wallet?

Is there a way to implement email alerts when the miner goes idle and/or the shares are deposited? Those are nice features that I like about coinmine.pl and suprnova.cc... Also, I read through this link, but I fail to see how p2pool is more descentralized than an MPOS pool. What makes MPOS...

Does any of you have the actual equation to calculate difficulty? I found this link for Bitcoin's difficulty equation as a function of hash rate (obviously). What other parameters or values do I have to consider?

Sorry guys, it isn't clear to me what the block reward is a function of. You mention it's a function of the subsidy + fees, but what is the "subsidy"? How is it calculated, and what parameters affect it?

Are the guys from those countries part of the Dash or Bitcointalk forums? Do you have their handles / usernames? EDIT: And what about the sending a few miners (from one 10-ASIC purchase) to different countries around the world, in different shipments? @Bitbaza

Thank you, @Bitbaza Could you use coinmine.pl and take screenshots of that? EDIT: Can a minimum purchase order of 10 ASICs have individual ASICs shipped to different countries? Eg. One 10-ASIC order can be divided into send 1 to country X, 3 to country Y, and the 6 others to country Z? Do you...

Ok... So according to bittawm, they're all What do you mean at ~100 - 200 baikals per month? How did you get to those units?

Are you still selling each unit on $7500, with a min of 10 ASICs per order (total $75000 USD)? How long until you ship them after receiving the order?