There's been a lot of discussion surrounding ASICs vs. GPUs and whether or not ASICs intrinsically weaken the networks on which they participate by consolidating large amounts of hashpower in one place.
I can see the side of the argument that fears ASICS. But on the other hand, ASICs are very similar to GPUs in terms of their ability to hash competitively per invested dollar. And as price comes down on ASICs as competition increases we can probably expect them to start occupying the same place in miner's repertoires. So... they're occuping the same need that GPUs are. And once they're everywhere, the worry about consolidation of hashpower becomes moot.
Nice setup.
This is true, especially given how quickly prices have fallen. Thanks for stopping in spivey