If it takes 4 months to get miners, with current funds we could pull 1% network hashrate day 1.... 4 months is enough to start from scratch.... I still rate the possibility of having miners within 4 months at about 50% but the return on investment potential makes the risk worth it.
Now grow the fuck up and stop speculating about everything you insecure bloody teenagers.
If the network hash rate remained constant, a round would last 14 days.
1% of the network = 504 BTC per round
504 / 10,000,000 = 0.00005040 BTC per round per share
If the 1% network share was maintained it would take 50 rounds to pay 0.0025 BTC to 10 million shares.
If the network hash rate was 100 Ph/s, it would take 40 x 24.576 Th/s systems to control 1% of the network, requiring 61,440 x 16 Gh/s chips.
Now, if the network increased by just 10% per round, we get the following:
01) 100 Ph/s
02) 110 Ph/s
03) 121 Ph/s
04) 133.1 Ph/s
05) 146.41 Ph/s
06) 161.051 Ph/s
07) 177.1561 Ph/s
08) 194.87171 Ph/s
09) 214.358881 Ph/s
10) 235.7947691 Ph/s
...
49) 9701.72337848722 Ph/s
50) 10,671.8957163359 Ph/s
51) 11739.0852879695 Ph/s
After 10 rounds, ActM would need 96 x 24.576 Th/s systems to maintain that 1% network share. That's 147,456 x 16 Gh/s chips. After 50 rounds, ActM would need 4,343 x 24.576 Th/s systems to maintain that 1% network share. That's 6,670,848 x 16 Gh/s chips. In order to maintain that 1% share for round 51 ActM would need to bring online another 435 x 24.576 Th/s systems over that round.
If the difficulty increases by 10% per round but ActM only increases by 9% per round, then after 50 rounds 0.00200011 BTC will have been paid out to each share holder (ignoring anything paid already). If ActM only increases by 5% per round, 0.00099533 BTC would have been paid out after 50 rounds.
ActM will not be able to maintain network share. Their chip is simply too slow compared to the competition which will cause them to run in to problems during deployment, problems such as physical space, power constraints, cooling issues, etc. Those numbers above are also pretty conservative. The difficulty has been increasing by far more than 10% per round and the network hash rate is likely to be greater than 100 Ph/s by the time ActM start normal volume production. There will be a lot of different ASICs available by the time ActM are producing miners and they're all faster than 16 Gh/s.