Bitcoin kaufen Erfahrungen

In an effort to retain a small amount of the Bitcoin network’s hashrate I’ve added two new USB miners to my collection of Bitcoin ASICs. While Bitcoin mining is probably not the best investment you could make right now, it is still a fun hobby. The newest additions to my small collection are two Blue Fury USB miners with ASIC chips by manufacturer Bitfury. Here’s an overview of the Blue Furies and a guide on setting them up.

Ordering And Shipping

There are two variants of this USB ASIC available, the Blue Fury and the Red Fury. While there are some cosmetic differences between the two there is very little in the way of performance difference. These Bitcoin ASICs are only available through resellers. The ones I purchased were pre-orders from SSInc over in the though . also offered through, though they don’t currently offer the Blue or Red Fury USB miners.

I pre ordered my Blue Furies in late September with an expected delivery date of the first week of October. Like most Bitcoin ASICs there were significant delays from the manufacturer which resulted in my miners not arriving until late late October. During that time the price of Bitcoin increased significantly, as did the network hash rate. This looks to have turned what could have been a break even investment into a bit of a loss, but such is the risk of pre ordering Bitcoin ASICs. The original price for these was 0.90 BTC, though that has dropped by quite a bit with resellers currently listing Red Furies for around 0.32 BTC.

A bit of compensation was given for the several week delay (0.05 BTC/Unit). To me this small gesture was enough to ensure that I will work with both the resellers and the manufacturers again in the future. The manufacturer gave a projected shipping date yet wasn’t able to meet it and thus compensated their customers. This is much, much more than has been done by many other Bitcoin ASIC manufacturers.