The video shows over a long period of time the machine consistently clocked between 15.5 to 15.9 TH/s in Miner Digi’s video. After being connected to the Myrig 1600 watt PSU the Dragonmint did in fact reach close to 16 TH/s after some attempts to connect with Slush Pool. The well known ‘ Miner Digi’ Youtuber published a video demonstration on the Halong rig on Apr 11, 2018. Reviews Are In: Dragonmint T1 and Antminer S9 Side-by-Side Comparisons Show the S9 is Not Even Close to Being ‘Obsolete’ The Bitmain Technologies manufactured Antminer S9. There are a few reviews now online, alongside a video of the machine in action side-by-side with an S9. At the time there were not many reviews online detailing the machines’ performance. Moreover, there were also pictures of side-by-side comparisons of the Bitmain Technologies-made Antminer S9 chipsets and the T1. I’m extremely sorry to them for my attacks and I await my shipment of crow.Īs reported earlier this month, individuals started getting their Halong Mining machines and have been tweeting pictures of some Dragonmint T1s being unboxed. “I was completely wrong about Halong Mining,” explains Cobra Bitcoin over Twitter.Įven though they’re secretive and mysterious company and raised some major red flags, it seems they’ve delivered functional hardware as promised. ” However, on Friday, the 13, 2018, Cobra Bitcoin apologized to the Halong Mining company. The news also follows the anonymous co-owner of calling Halong Mining a “ scam. At the moment all of Halong’s manufactured batches are completely sold out and the website’s shop page says all of its miners are “unavailable” On the Halong Mining website, there is no mention of 10nm chips being utilized in any of its mining rigs. reported on the firm’s foundry producing these ASICs for an “unknown Chinese mining hardware manufacturer.” Reports stated that Samsung was developing both GPU and ASIC semiconductors, and the technology would feature 10-nm chips. Samsung revealed it was building ASIC technology for cryptocurrencies back in January of this year.

“Yes Samsung, and Yes 10nm - I’m sure someone had seen some news in the past about it from big foundry about bitcoin and cryptos,” reveals Myrig’s tweet.

On April 10 the mining device distributor Myrig stated on Twitter that the company Samsung and its semiconductor technology is “what powers Halong Mining DragonMint T1.” According to the owner of Myrig, the application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) designed by Samsung is a 10-nanometer (nm) design. This week cryptocurrency enthusiasts have been talking about the new Dragonmint device, a SHA-256 BTC/ BCH miner produced by the firm Halong Mining. So far, after all the controversy, some Dragonmint miners have been delivered and reviews show the machines do produce close to 16 terrahash per second during operation - but the rigs are not even close to being 30 percent more efficient than the S9, which was claimed this past November.Īlso Read: NYDFS Superintendent Was Wrong - Bitlicense Severely Damaged Bitcoin Businesses Myrig Mining Distributor Claims Samsung 10nm Chips Power Halong Miners The firm announced in November of 2017 that it would be distributing its Dragonmint devices in 2018 and stated its miners would be the most efficient machines on the market. There’s been a lot of skepticism aimed at the company Halong Mining and its machine the Dragonmint T1.

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