Yes, I have 260 WTT tokens extra.

I only need 1,760 tokens to host my two L3+.

But we must wait until the ICO ends on 1st August.

Good idea.

Your tokens won't be wasted.

You can rent them out to miner owners who need tokens to host with GigaWatt.

You can trade them for BTC on the HitBTC exchange.

When you have the funds to buy the L3+, you can always buy from GigaWatt anytime because you already have the required tokens.

It depends.

If the 21 to 30 Sep batch (my batch) is sold out, you have to wait for the next batch.

GigaWatt orders their mining equipment from Bitmain in China.

This announcement from GigaWatt just came in to my mailbox.

It is imperative that you buy the WTT tokens.

Then talk about buying the L3+ miners later.

Very nice.

I noticed you set your mining pool to only LifeGuardian.

Have you experimented with the pool allocation and find that this is the best for you.

I am still at the default setting. Equal share among all three pools.

The next batch of L3+ (shipping from Bitman on 10 October) is now available for sale at the GigaWatt website.

Please make sure you have purchased your 880 (or more) WTT tokens first before filling up your L3+ order.

You have to check the "I've purchased tokens" box before you click "Request" to submit your order to the Sales Department.

Obviously the mining difficulty of ANY coin will increase with time.

How to give you precise figures?

But for BTC and LTC, the mining difficulty will reduce after a halving event every four years.

Of course.

The L3+ is a money printing machine which can ROI in less than three months by mining Litecoin.

Right now it is $1.10 each.

Next week the price will be $1.15 each.

Sorry, I have no experience with Coinbase wallet.

I use Exodus Wallet which can store bitcoin, litecoin, ethereum, dash, decred, dogecoin, golem and augur.

Read my post number 317 in this thread.

That's why it is more profitable to buy Scrypt because the maintenance/electricity fees (MEF) is higher for SHA-256.

Yes, you just leave them in cryptonomos.

They will transfer to GigaWatt once the ICO is ended and the tokens distributed.

jack2,

I advise you NOT to import the L3+ from Bitmain and mine litecoins by yourself.

You can't put it in your house with that vacuum cleaner noise running 24/7.

It will drive you and your family crazy.

If there are any component failure like ASIC hashboards, even if during the 180-day warranty period,
your miner will be down until youl receive the replacement from Bitmain. How long will that take?
Do you know how to install the components yourself? What if it doesn't power up after that?
Who are you going to call for help?

With GigaWatt, you don't have to worry about component breakdown. They have all the spares in-house
and their engineers will get your L3+ up and running in no time.

The purpose is to sit back and collect money everyday, not to mess around with hardware and cope with the noise.

Did you see my answer to you about this?

No wonder denimblue is pissed off with you.

Dave Carlson, CEO of GigaWatt, at the Consensus Conference 5th July 2017

You can start and share your experience with us.

Yes. It is a lifetime contract with the most profitable returns.

It actually mines litecoin, and Hashflare converts the litecoin to bitcoin at the prevailing LTC/BTC exchange rate.

Yes, you can reinvest or manually buy additional hashrate with the balance of your accumulated daily payouts within the 14 days.