New Official Active Mining Discussion Thread
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Topic: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread (Read 479475 times)
September 19, 2013, 05:20:18 PM
i bid thee farewell troll scum
September 19, 2013, 05:17:38 PM
Bye bye guys, this thread is about to be locked and a self moderated one is about to open. Troll Free!
Better start making all of those other threads now, we appreciate you advertising for us by spreading the ActiveMining name.
Better start making all of those other threads now, we appreciate you advertising for us by spreading the ActiveMining name.
No prob, Bargraphics. I understand you thought Terrahash was an awesome deal too? You even got all indignant when people questioned it?
September 19, 2013, 05:09:39 PM
R. Crumb, is an American cartoonist and musician."
lol so despite you saying he is ONLY a Cartoonist and nothing else, the quote from wiki you use says he's also a MUSICIAN. lol you couldn't make this up, what a fail.
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Sorry, Stuartuk, ur the ONLY one to say that Crumb was "ONLY" a cartoonist.
I even alt-f'd the page to make sure
Just to add some content to the thread you're absolutely determined to shit up:
23:03 (S) 487 @ 0.00221000 ACTIVEMINING
September 19, 2013, 03:27:49 PM
hey ken, i think it would be better to start accepting CC's for the orders..
use stripe or google checkout for this..
and strong policies aganist chargebacks...
Ready to place an order for 24Th if they offer PayPal or Credit Card payment. I'd like to be able to receive a refund if they miss their delivery date by a month or 2, which would be catastrophic under current difficulty increases.
use stripe or google checkout for this..
and strong policies aganist chargebacks...
Merchants don't set chargeback policies, Credit Card COs do. If you accept CCs, you open yourself up to that risk/clusterfuck.
I've been lurking over on the VE thread, and it seems to me that weighing the risks vs. potential sales from accepting CCs something that should be done.
Three or four people on that thread have stated they would buy now if CC/Paypal were an option. Even if only one of those four followed through, would it be worth the risk?
I have no idea, but why not do the risk analysis?
September 19, 2013, 03:14:46 PM
Good work minerpart. You are standing up to these clowns with great aplomb. 
Well, let's not start sucking each other's dicks quite yet, gentlemen.
--WW
September 19, 2013, 03:13:50 PM
ActM, you are killing me. I'm currently out 30% - I bought in at .00325.
September 19, 2013, 02:17:33 PM
Luring investors with "this is the next asicminer", and going up to using the AM moniker. That last part made me start wondering about the rest. The rewards aren't going to be AsicMiner-like, and it's true for any new miner unless it has absolutely groundbreaking technology.
-Attracting people to your company is business - the same the world over.
-The 'AM moniker' i.e. 'AM' was used for a week max on this forum by everyone before it was changed to ACtM.
-The rewards may be 'AM like', to say otherwise I think at this point is conjecture - we don't know and it is entirely possible.
-eASIC do have 'groundbreaking' trademarked tech, they have testimonials from the biggest names on the planet.
There seem to be no particular valuable in-house competence; you'd have to wonder what is the value of a company only outsourcing.
-Ken himself designed the chip. Ken is an established business man with around 30years business experience (my estimate). If outsourcing didn't work it wouldn't be so popular in the real world.
September 19, 2013, 02:08:58 PM
Total market cap was simply very high for an IPO. It looked more like the price it should have if everything goes well than the price it should be for such a risky market.
The market decides the market cap not the issuer. If the market isn't confident they don't buy or sell and market cap is reduced. Original IPO at 0.0005 was and still is regarded as cheap. The second at 0.0025 was a huge success selling out quickly. Many companies have a high market cap that you might think is unrealistic. The investors think otherwise. I can't see this as a valid point.
Shares sold weirdly:
The 2nd IPO shares were sold weirdly yes agreed. Essentially the shares were sold in 2 batches. The first batch sold out quickly and the stock price rose to around 0.0038 from 0.0025. Now at that point Ken had to issue the rest of the IPO shares and he was told by the BitFunder exchange that he had to honour the IPO price of 0.0025 - so they were listed at that price not market price. The result was everyone who had continued to buy above 0.0025 after the first batch had sold out were undercut and there shares fell in value to 0.0025.
You can say that is weird but you can also say it was the only course open - to honor the IPO listing. My view is that those who bought ABOVE 0.0025 should not have done so and were fully aware that the second batch were to be listed and at IPO price.
September 19, 2013, 01:23:15 PM
I have been explaining it for a while here, only to get insulted by fans who told me I just wanted cheap shares.
IPO:
The 28 nm chips are not going to be particularly good. It's not a custom design (BitFury showed how than can change things a lot). And yet, custom design for 28 nm is on the way.
While eAsic can certainly supply a lot of chips, we have no idea at what cost.
IPO:
The 28 nm chips are not going to be particularly good. It's not a custom design (BitFury showed how than can change things a lot). And yet, custom design for 28 nm is on the way.
While eAsic can certainly supply a lot of chips, we have no idea at what cost.
A lot of points and others will want to answer them or ask you to clarify.
I'll start with: 'The chips will not be particularly good'
That to me is a very unscientific comment. Yes the chips will be a certain % as good as a custom design but what performance levels are we talking here? 50% as good? 90% as good?
As power draw is a huge issue they may be more economic to run and cool and therefore 120% as good. I'm going to be lazy and not address general points but address specifics. Therefore you will need to tell me how much performance drop do you see on an ACtM chip over a custom? Then we can factor in running costs, and production volume, and ofcourse time to market.
A. You're already fantasizing about how power-efficient these "FPGAs-replacing-interconnects-with-
B. It doesn't much matter how much worse these FPGAs-with-burnt-security-fuse are going to be -- the point is, they don't exist yet, and will be useless by the time (and IF) they're realized. Stop daydreaming -- everyone else is living in real-time.
No, ActM hasn't missed the boat by much, but that boat's already chugging out of the harbor, and throwing yourself into its wake is pointless.
September 19, 2013, 01:18:02 PM
Unless pankkake you wish to discuss the legitimacy issue (please feel free) I'd like to throw in this question:
How do you go about tracing the origin of a forum poster? Can you reveal any contact between certain specific posters via IPS addresses? If evidence can be found of direct contact between a direct competitor and their hired Trolls we would have sufficient to issue a cease and desist instruction or even go for a full on defamation/damage to business case via the courts. If we can find the evidence we can certainly find the lawyers happy to take on such a case. Shareholders could also launch their own cases (based on loss of stock value) if the evidence was released to a public forum.
Perhaps reminding our competitors of this possibility might make them think twice about the btc they are throwing at these hired jerks.
I'm not looking for any 'can't be done, not worth the effort' posts. I'd like to hear how this can be done, where it's happened before, and the liklihood of a seriously worded letter from an ACtM lawyer having some impact on these illegally acting competitors.
How do you go about tracing the origin of a forum poster? Can you reveal any contact between certain specific posters via IPS addresses? If evidence can be found of direct contact between a direct competitor and their hired Trolls we would have sufficient to issue a cease and desist instruction or even go for a full on defamation/damage to business case via the courts. If we can find the evidence we can certainly find the lawyers happy to take on such a case. Shareholders could also launch their own cases (based on loss of stock value) if the evidence was released to a public forum.
Perhaps reminding our competitors of this possibility might make them think twice about the btc they are throwing at these hired jerks.
I'm not looking for any 'can't be done, not worth the effort' posts. I'd like to hear how this can be done, where it's happened before, and the liklihood of a seriously worded letter from an ACtM lawyer having some impact on these illegally acting competitors.
September 19, 2013, 12:57:39 PM
I have been explaining it for a while here, only to get insulted by fans who told me I just wanted cheap shares.
IPO:
The 28 nm chips are not going to be particularly good. It's not a custom design (BitFury showed how than can change things a lot). And yet, custom design for 28 nm is on the way.
While eAsic can certainly supply a lot of chips, we have no idea at what cost.
IPO:
The 28 nm chips are not going to be particularly good. It's not a custom design (BitFury showed how than can change things a lot). And yet, custom design for 28 nm is on the way.
While eAsic can certainly supply a lot of chips, we have no idea at what cost.
A lot of points and others will want to answer them or ask you to clarify.
I'll start with: 'The chips will not be particularly good'
That to me is a very unscientific comment. Yes the chips will be a certain % as good as a custom design but what performance levels are we talking here? 50% as good? 90% as good?
As power draw is a huge issue they may be more economic to run and cool and therefore 120% as good. I'm going to be lazy and not address general points but address specifics. Therefore you will need to tell me how much performance drop do you see on an ACtM chip over a custom? Then we can factor in running costs, and production volume, and ofcourse time to market.
September 19, 2013, 12:56:08 PM
BitchTits is here to discredit us. Hes sold him self to someone as some sort of professional troll when it seems to me he's never met a real troll. I hope bitchtits's owner feels there getting good bang for there buck. The fact that bitchtits is here means someone is paying attention to us and sees us as a threat. I would not feel as good as I do about this stock if people were not here to discredit us.
September 19, 2013, 12:27:55 PM
Unless pankkake you wish to discuss the legitimacy issue (please feel free) I'd like to throw in this question:
How do you go about tracing the origin of a forum poster? Can you reveal any contact between certain specific posters via IPS addresses? If evidence can be found of direct contact between a direct competitor and their hired Trolls we would have sufficient to issue a cease and desist instruction or even go for a full on defamation/damage to business case via the courts. If we can find the evidence we can certainly find the lawyers happy to take on such a case. Shareholders could also launch their own cases (based on loss of stock value) if the evidence was released to a public forum.
Perhaps reminding our competitors of this possibility might make them think twice about the btc they are throwing at these hired jerks.
I'm not looking for any 'can't be done, not worth the effort' posts. I'd like to hear how this can be done, where it's happened before, and the liklihood of a seriously worded letter from an ACtM lawyer having some impact on these illegally acting competitors.
How do you go about tracing the origin of a forum poster? Can you reveal any contact between certain specific posters via IPS addresses? If evidence can be found of direct contact between a direct competitor and their hired Trolls we would have sufficient to issue a cease and desist instruction or even go for a full on defamation/damage to business case via the courts. If we can find the evidence we can certainly find the lawyers happy to take on such a case. Shareholders could also launch their own cases (based on loss of stock value) if the evidence was released to a public forum.
Perhaps reminding our competitors of this possibility might make them think twice about the btc they are throwing at these hired jerks.
I'm not looking for any 'can't be done, not worth the effort' posts. I'd like to hear how this can be done, where it's happened before, and the liklihood of a seriously worded letter from an ACtM lawyer having some impact on these illegally acting competitors.
September 19, 2013, 12:18:17 PM
I only ask you to think of how much *richer* you would be now, had you but *listened to the nice man*.
Richness, now that's something you may experience on a material level, but certainly on no other. You poor deluded soul. aka Billy no-mates.
It's good on here sometimes. :-)
September 19, 2013, 12:13:26 PM
I think we can discard the confused waffle + the self-aggrandizing, and extract this sentence from that post:
OK so he's here because he thinks ACtM is a bad investment/scam and he doesn't want ACtM to mess up Bitcoin and actually wants the company closed down.
That is so ludicrous he sounds to me like he's a paid Troll from a competitor - or in need of clinical help. The first is far more likely.
I especially like the bit where he says 'I want it to stop' as if he has any say in what other grown ups do. He sounds like a little girl throwing a tantrum! I suspect his being explicit on his intent to close down ACtM could be a serious breach of the rules of this forum so I'll report him for that. I would advise others to likewise report that post if you think - as I do - that it shows this character admitting to trying to get ACtM as a business closed down.
Have a good day everyone.
Because your failvesting is shitting up Bitcoin, and I want it to stop.
OK so he's here because he thinks ACtM is a bad investment/scam and he doesn't want ACtM to mess up Bitcoin and actually wants the company closed down.
That is so ludicrous he sounds to me like he's a paid Troll from a competitor - or in need of clinical help. The first is far more likely.
I especially like the bit where he says 'I want it to stop' as if he has any say in what other grown ups do. He sounds like a little girl throwing a tantrum! I suspect his being explicit on his intent to close down ACtM could be a serious breach of the rules of this forum so I'll report him for that. I would advise others to likewise report that post if you think - as I do - that it shows this character admitting to trying to get ACtM as a business closed down.
Have a good day everyone.
I'm not shocked or even offended by your lack of gratitude.
Like a toddler in a dentist's chair, you are convinced that the man causing you pain is your enemy, and baww and baww and baww.
I only ask you to think of how much *richer* you would be now, had you but *listened to the nice man*.
September 19, 2013, 12:02:39 PM
Don't you agree it would be nice if people invested in things that would actually make them richer?
It's not good for Bitcoin's image if so many IPOs are just preying on naive investors.
It's not good for Bitcoin's image if so many IPOs are just preying on naive investors.
Absolutely. There are lots of IPO's being issued with no real possibility of investors getting their money back - yet the issuers will do nicely from it.
ACtM is not one of those enterprises.
If you think it is, please let us know why. Precise details would be the only way to lead this into a grown up conversation.
September 19, 2013, 11:55:11 AM
I think we can discard the confused waffle + the self-aggrandizing, and extract this sentence from that post:
OK so he's here because he thinks ACtM is a bad investment/scam and he doesn't want ACtM to mess up Bitcoin and actually wants the company closed down.
That is so ludicrous he sounds to me like he's a paid Troll from a competitor - or in need of clinical help. The first is far more likely.
I especially like the bit where he says 'I want it to stop' as if he has any say in what other grown ups do. He sounds like a little girl throwing a tantrum! I suspect his being explicit on his intent to close down ACtM could be a serious breach of the rules of this forum so I'll report him for that. I would advise others to likewise report that post if you think - as I do - that it shows this character admitting to trying to get ACtM as a business closed down.
Have a good day everyone.
Because your failvesting is shitting up Bitcoin, and I want it to stop.
OK so he's here because he thinks ACtM is a bad investment/scam and he doesn't want ACtM to mess up Bitcoin and actually wants the company closed down.
That is so ludicrous he sounds to me like he's a paid Troll from a competitor - or in need of clinical help. The first is far more likely.
I especially like the bit where he says 'I want it to stop' as if he has any say in what other grown ups do. He sounds like a little girl throwing a tantrum! I suspect his being explicit on his intent to close down ACtM could be a serious breach of the rules of this forum so I'll report him for that. I would advise others to likewise report that post if you think - as I do - that it shows this character admitting to trying to get ACtM as a business closed down.
Have a good day everyone.
September 19, 2013, 11:24:18 AM
I do not trade on this forum. Make of that what you will. 
Why do you come on here then? Why do you spend so much of your time posting on the ACtM threads?
Because I use Bitcoin, and what you do here reflects on Bitcoin as a whole.
I do not want to be embarrassed by Bitcoin.
I do not want Bitcoin to be a laughing stock, a catchall for every fail and scam, a lulzy slaughterhouse where cattle eagerly finance the kill floor & the stunner.
I love you guys like i would love & protect a retarded sibling. But you make it so hard.
The question was: 'Why do you spend so much of your time posting on ACtM threads?'
Your answer explains your general interest in bitcointalk - but not ACtM.
Do you want to try again?
Why do you spend so much of your time posting on ACtM threads?
You're forcing me to be blunt:
Because your failvesting is shitting up Bitcoin, and I want it to stop.
I try to teach and reform you, to make a productive human being out of you, to make you stop behaving like such an embarrassing putz.
I want Bitcoin full of win, that's why i provide the much-needed adult supervision in this thread.
If my motives are still unclear, i shall be offering a course in remedial shapes & colors -- bring a light lunch.
Edit: You might see IPO price again, but not for long, and there's only 55BTC *total bids* on burnside's -- i'm afraid ur stuck
September 19, 2013, 11:19:57 AM
what's happens?
bitfunder share price 0.0015X
?
bitfunder share price 0.0015X
?Nothing has happened. Some of the money has gone over to Labcoin because they are promising a quick price increase. It's a big gamble. Many will lose. Then the money will come back here. ACtM chips ready in November. Stay cool.
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