Ken, I am not happy.
How dare we "shareholders" who gave you our trust find out about how our investment is doing (or lack thereof) through a third party such as this news outlet.
That article is such a negative piece and it does not paint a very pretty picture.
Enough is enough now, please come on here and explain to us our current situation and plans.
I have been behind you all the way, but this could well be the straw which broke the camels back!!
The cancellation, he said, was driven by three factors. First, Active Mining had some bitcoins — now presumed lost — in the exchange (Mt. GOX). Second, the recent decline in the price of Bitcoin meant the company had less buying power. Third, the machines would cost enough to produce that they would only provide a return on investment if the price of Bitcoin was at least $900.
Did I not read on here the other day you respond to somebodies question about this, by saying that "we" had no coins on there, which has now conveniently vanished? Please everyone correct me if I'm wrong on this.
This seems like yet another conveniently timed excuse to be honest.