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INNOSILICON A5 DASHMASTER ASIC MINER!! (Just received from factory. Never opened) • The BEST Dash Miner on the market today and for years to come! This miner is the fastest and most power efficient miner.

• INNOSILICON has reported its LATEST batch of Dashmasters are now at a 32.5 GH/s hashrate in NORMAL MODE! And 38 GH/s @ only 840 watts in OVERCLOCK MODE!!

• MINE on Nicehash and have the coins converted to Bitcoin immediately. • MINE and HOLD your coins and watch your investment EXPONENTIALLY INCREASE! • HURRY and DON’T MISS OUT. INNOSILICON, the world’s leading supplier of advanced mining ASIC, proudly presents its next generation X11 miner, A5 DashMaster, at 32.5GH performance in 720W low power mode (factory default) and can reach up to 38GH in overclocked mode. It is so advanced, so far ahead in the field that it possesses;3.2x mining efficiency and up to 2.6x Hash rate advantage over its closest competitor, which means overall;3x better, significantly longer life time, huge competitive advantage especially when hash rate increases rapidly, lower operating cost, and higher ROI in all conditions.

Smart buyers know that the safest buy is to buy miners that last to make a profit instead of becoming obsolete. A5 DashMaster is the ultimate X11 miner to own and to resell for the years to come. Hash Rate： 32.5GH/s(+/-8%, in 720w normal mode) 38 GH/s(+/-8%, in 840w overclock mode) Power Consumption: 750W ( normal mode, at the wall, with 93% efficiency PSU, 25°C temperature ) Chip Type: A5 DashMaster ASIC Dimensions: Single tube, 400mm(L) x 135mm(W) x 158mm(H) Net Weight: 4.0KG(without PSU) Operating Temperature: 0°C—85°C (device junction temperature) Network Connection: Ethernet Related products •.

DashMiner is a unique AMD GPU mining multipool. Our miner also shows you base rate payout in DASH so you know how much to expect. We pay miners once a day. For example, when it became clear that the block size was being a hindrance to Dash scalability. Syan Technologies Set to Release Dash Miner. 34 reviews for ASIC Baikal Dash Mini Miner. Rated 5 out of 5. The appearance of no complaints. Now being tested, normal flight. Rated 5 out of 5. Dec 22, 2017 A cryptocurrency “miner” in. Like deciding which projects get funded and enabling private transactions on Dash.

If you have any Dash - Sell NOW!!! If you have mining equipment running X11, then I say let it run! Ok, you are not making any money, but then again, nobody else is either!

Sure, the big farms have way much more hashing power that you, but they also have much more investment than you too. They have big investments that will eventually want to see some returns, otherwise they shut down. My electricity cost are low, my Innosilicon A5 dashmaster is taking 850W, and its winter so I need the heat. Keep mining, keep everybody unprofitable and eventually the big farms will give up long before the home rigs. Once the farms give up, then we give up too, and Dash is history. Well anyone can argue its currently profitable now if you are mining in China or Ireland. We have to define profitability then.

We’ve covered Dash and how to buy it in the past. If you’re more of a visual person you can watch this video to get started with your Antminer D3 miner.

Long term, it doesn't matter what price it is, it will always be unprofitable for small time miners who arent in cheap electricity areas of the world. I say this because we have to consider continued increase in mining hashrate, people who are holding D3s and recently turned them off turning them back on, and any future ASIC creations later on adding to the network. A similar 3 month dump of ASICs by Bitmain would again increase difficulty by x30. Short term, it would need to increase fourfold to ~$2500 to return half of what Bitcoin is offering, and ~$5000 for it to constitute any meaningful returns compared to Bitcoin in the next few months with current difficulty and ASIC dump. If you have any Dash - Sell NOW!!!

If you have mining equipment running X11, then I say let it run! Ok, you are not making any money, but then again, nobody else is either! Sure, the big farms have way much more hashing power that you, but they also have much more investment than you too.

They have big investments that will eventually want to see some returns, otherwise they shut down. My electricity cost are low, my Innosilicon A5 dashmaster is taking 850W, and its winter so I need the heat. Keep mining, keep everybody unprofitable and eventually the big farms will give up long before the home rigs. Once the farms give up, then we give up too, and Dash is history. Click to expand.I personally dont care at all about Dash.

But I do care very much about Dash community. So whatever is done, should have the goal to preserve the community and even increase its members. I think it is a nice idea to turn the unused ASICs of the miners into masternodes. Evan is searching for GPU developers to join the core team, and a masternode into an ASIC is the same thing, as long as you get profit of its big processing power. Miners should be able to become unofficial Masternodes, in order to be able to support the community in case of a hard fork of dash.

The hard fork should be done at least temporarily and until the MNOs negotiate with the community and give voting rights to the stake holders and to the miners. And if they negotiate, then a blockchain merge may occur, in order to reunite the community. Demo, I understand your sentiment about theDash community. However, do not let your blue-eyed innocence blind you to the reality of the situation. Miners are being shafted, ( pun intended! ) A community is only a community if everybody benefits to their contribution.

You cannot have a network supported by miners, and the profits being creamed off by the MN's Miners deserve at least 90% payout for running the system, they are the ones carrying the full risk and putting their money up front! Sure give the developers and NO's a share, but not 45: 45: 10!!! The question 'how much the politicians should be paid.' Is not a correct question. The correct question is 'how much the politicians should be paid, as a percentage of the total budget, and what are the percentages you vote for other government expenditures?' The citizents must have a clear view that the more they pay for a government expenditure the less remains for the rest government expenditures. And this cannot be seen when you ask them separate questions for each expenditure.

You have to ask them for all the expenditures together, and with the help of sliders similar to the below. Click to expand.A difficulty jump, currently, of 52 million and 86 million is the difference between mining 32 DASH in one year and 13 DASH in one year with 150 GH/s (thats 10 antminer D3s). Get real, the emissions are busted for anyone mining this garbage algorithm. You really think solving that issue is going to break the DASH bank?

LOL, at least IF we introduced more liquidity into the market by selling off all of our DASH, it'd be doing you a hella a lot more favors than your artificial restriction of supply. Click to expand.I agree. Liquidity is the most important property of money.

Dash should stop being a collectible item like gold, diamond, bitcoin, stamps e.t.c. And become real money, used in everyday transactions by ordinary people. Dash liquidity is exactly what the fiat money spies are afraid of.

Thats why they support (with their vote as masternodes) this artificial restriction of supply. The dash community, in order to get rid of the MNO fiat_money_spies, and offer more liquidity to the community, should decrease the masternode collateral fee. Unfortunately the way to convince MNOs to decide towards this direction, is to threat them with a hard fork. I mean, what else can the community do? I searched the net for instructions on how you can hard fork bitcoin (and/or dash) but couldnt discover technical details on it.

Did you find anything, any url explaining in technical terms how you can hard fork bitcoin? Click to expand.You do realize anyone can create a fork off of a blockchain, right? You really think bitcoin god and bitcoin uranium are decided by some small sector of the community to support? This isnt indicative of successes or failures, but rather of different means to achieve the same end.

As a matter of fact, its quite flattering when others create something off of your name in order to garner interest - Bitcoin Gold, which is by far the most useless out of all the forks, is still on track to do better than DASH with only a mere months of existence. And again, you seem to be living in your own world - I don't think anyone is confused by what I mean by 'would be Bitcoin'; Bitcoin is ran by miners, and look who you're trying to emulate now - DASH's survival is literally contingent of Bitcoin's demise, and honestly thats quite pathetic, because you don't have to worry about just one bitcoin, you have to worry about 3. The masses would move to another derivative, as it has been shown with Bitcoin Cash, before they ever move to one where half of the currency is controlled by hundreds of people. Click to expand.Because I was just like you - head up in the clouds, thinking governance actually meant something for a digitial currency. Turns out, it just creates a system full of greedy owners who think they understand the best plan of action to see a currency to success when, in reality, theyre just looking for the same thing everyone else is - short term profits. You seem to think you're immune to this rule for some reason, as you sit with retarded ROIs on a failing currency that codepends on other people being interested in achieving the same end of owning a MN and only ever sees success when everyone else is panicking about REAL DECENTRALIZED cryptocurrencies, and the lack of liquidity holding up prices once in a while. You don't care about its future, so you can get off the high horse.

Make A LBRY Credits LBC Miner. You get to vote on a slush fund that you literally had no input in creating. If you had actually done any of the processes necessary to create the 10% budget you vote on, you wouldn't be voting on such retarded measures - but your disconnect and greed removes you from the reality of your own evangelistic message of DASH being the only hope for a future in cryptocurrency.

You vote for things because prices will rise, not because DASH is going to be a better, more robust currency, or because you think its necessary for a greater audience; you THINK you do, which is the funniest part, but clearly have no concept of audience retention when making these votes. Instead, you take money that you've never created and throw it to increase your own ROIs, create headlines and hype news to get a pump going on your money. Can someone explain why it was important to spend $600,000 on a Zimbabwe project when half of the population doesn't even have electricity? Because it wasn't about doing anything over there, it was simply about creating a nice headline for the next pump. But yeah, miners are being greedy for asking for a positive ROI and higher emissions for the long-term sustainability of the DASH network's hashrate LOL. My mission here, unless someone would LOVE to prove otherwise, is to prove just that.

A difficulty jump, currently, of 52 million and 86 million is the difference between mining 32 DASH in one year and 13 DASH in one year with 150 GH/s (thats 10 antminer D3s). Get real, the emissions are busted for anyone mining this garbage algorithm. You really think solving that issue is going to break the DASH bank? LOL, at least IF we introduced more liquidity into the market by selling off all of our DASH, it'd be doing you a hella a lot more favors than your artificial restriction of supply. Click to expand.There are other ways you can increase reward without altering block generation, such as transaction fee increase or a slider rule to determine MNO payout (which is completely contingent of someone mining the network, btw) much like miners have difficulties set OR higher rewards per block mined. And again, short term is not the objective here, but long term.

I have been following Dash for a while and in the beginning was planning on fulfilling the requirements of becoming a MNO and not by mining the amount but by purchasing with fiat. I decided to hold off and purchase D3s before taking a large investment.

Testing the waters so to speak. Now as many I have found that mining just Dash is not profitable. Other ways to make a profit with the D3 such as multi pool mining the X11 algorithm coins. I am a business owner of 3 companies spanning from a sports bar, insurance and a security company. I by no means claim to be an expert on Dash. I do claim to be very good at business in general.

After reading the forums I have come to the conclusion that there are a few solutions as mentioned in previous posts. But the way Dash was set with MNO. Its not in the interest to follow some of the ideas. I have always listened to my clients and at times moved on the information gathered. I do not see this in Dash. The problem I see is the NWO are not interested in the community and are for the gains they can obtain. Its a sinking ship if things do not support the community.

MWO will squeeze until its dry then sell off and move on. In the MNO defense, as crude as it sounds. Definition of business is to gain as much profit as possible. Can you blame them? Every time someone brings up bitcoin and forks. MNO shot it down like bitcoin is flawed.

Bitcoin has passed hurdles and have kept the community behind them. I would love to see MNO of Dash get behind its community but do not see that in the future. By this statement I do not mean all MNO but some will not look at lower profits now to gain 2 fold in the future. I hope the best for Dash.

Feel free to bash, tough skin here. Checkerama, 'Because I was just like you - head up in the clouds, thinking governance actually meant something for a digitial currency. Turns out, it just creates a system full of greedy owners who think they understand the best plan of action to see a currency to success when, in reality, theyre just looking for the same thing everyone else is - short term profits.'

So you are critical of Masternode owners for wanting short term profits, but your whole diatribe is directed at getting short term profits for miners. And frankly, you have no idea what my motivations are as a masternode owner, or the motivations of any other masternode owner, so please stop attributing things to me/us that are purely speculative. 'You seem to think you're immune to this rule for some reason, as you sit with retarded ROIs on a failing currency that codepends on other people being interested in achieving the same end of owning a MN and only ever sees success when everyone else is panicking about REAL DECENTRALIZED cryptocurrencies, and the lack of liquidity holding up prices once in a while. You don't care about its future, so you can get off the high horse.' 'retarded ROIs' Again, you attack Masternodes because they are profitable, yet you want more profit as a miner. 'failing currency' Objectively not true, and no matter how many how many times you assert it, it is still not true.

'REAL DECENTRALIZED cryptocurrencies' Sorry, I see no panic in the Dash community, and Dash is plenty decentralized. 'lack of liquidity holding up prices' You are claiming that having a stable price, and reducing downward volatility is a bad thing? 'You don't care about its future.' Again, asserting it does not make it so.

I, and many other MasterNode owners care deeply and for many reasons regarding the future success of Dash. 'You get to vote on a slush fund that you literally had no input in creating.' And if you mine Dash, you are mining on a project that you literally had no input in creating.

Also, there are some Dash devs who literally did help create the project and now own and operate MasterNodes, so your statement is once again demonstrably untrue. And it's not a slush fund, it's a development fund to pay our devs, our marketing, our outreach programs, etc.

'You vote for things because prices will rise, not because DASH is going to be a better, more robust currency, or because you think its necessary for a greater audience; you THINK you do, which is the funniest part, but clearly have no concept of audience retention when making these votes. Instead, you take money that you've never created and throw it to increase your own ROIs, create headlines and hype news to get a pump going on your money.' Again, you assert thing that are simply not in evidence. I invested in Dash very specifically because I believed in Satoshi's original vision of providing honest money to people that have been abused by their own governments.

And then you assert a bunch of other stuff you can't possibly know. I assert that you have green hair and 3 legs.

'Can someone explain why it was important to spend $600,000 on a Zimbabwe project when half of the population doesn't even have electricity? Because it wasn't about doing anything over there, it was simply about creating a nice headline for the next pump.

But yeah, miners are being greedy for asking for a positive ROI and higher emissions for the long-term sustainability of the DASH network's hashrate LOL.' Where to even start. You assert that since Zimbabwe is not fully electrified, we should not bother to help them. I assert that they are the ones that most need honest money to get their economy back on track.

Even assuming your assertion is true, that means the other half does have electricity. That's 8 million people in desperate need of better currency. Perfect use case for Dash. You assert that we do this only for the marketing value. Again, asserting it does not make it so, because it is not so. In my experience the Dash community wants to make a real difference in the world.

Please show me where I have accused any miner of being greedy. A few vocal miners are in fact being unrealistic about what can be changed in the Dash ecosystem.

And I would note that you once again failed to answer my question. So, have you ever seen the warning, 'All crypto is risky.

Do not invest any more money than you can afford to lose.' If you have not seen it, you have been actively avoiding it somehow. And if you have seen it, why did you think it would not apply to you? Monero XMR Miner Software there. You somewhat remind me of RGXDK. Determined, but mistaken.