Topic: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated] - page 393. (Read 771542 times)

Anyone know how long it takes to get BTC out of weexchange.co?

I suggest Ken distribute the dividends to those who have completed the shares transfer, so the shareholder can confirm their shares even the dividends is just some satoshi.

I suggest Ken distribute the dividends to those who have completed the shares transfer, so the shareholder can confirm their shares even the dividends is just some satoshi.

Can you read? Have you thought about going to the site you are talking about and reading the posts on the front page?

Jesus, is everyone here like 6 years old or what.

how do we get our Bitcoin out of Bitfunder if we have less than .1 Bitcoin? Is Ukyo going to send them to our address?

I think they should be auto-withdrawn to your weeeeeeexchange account after a determined amount of time.

how do we get our Bitcoin out of Bitfunder if we have less than .1 Bitcoin? Is Ukyo going to send them to our address?

So are we waiting until Dec 2 when bitfunder pushes the remaining shares to you or do you have a plan to execute the transfer before then. You could savea lot of time by simply freezing the asset and downloading the asset list. Bitfunder is dead officially now. You have better things to do than prod people to transfer. This is easy Ken.

We know one share of IceDrill is worth 12MH/sec in mid-NovDec at earliest. With No Miner Protection

We don't know how many MH/sec a share of ACTM represents, nor when it will be online.

You can redeem 120,000 shares of IceDrill for a 1.2TH Sierra with mid-NovDec delivery at earliest. With No Miner Protection

You can't redeem 120,000 shares of ACTM for any amount of ASIC, with or without mid-Nov delivery.

HashFast Production Update

We want to update our customers on the progress of our machine production.

Producing a rig as powerful as the Baby Jet or Sierra requires coordination with a host of fabricators and designers — like the machines themselves, it's a lot of moving parts, and fluid timelines.

This is the situation:

Silicon Wafer Fabbed Out Successfully
The silicon wafers have completed fabrication. The silicon is the core of the chip, and the complicated etching process that creates the circuitry on the silicon is finished. Now the process is starting of taking this silicon, with its complete circuits, and packaging it into finished chips. The wafers are en route to San Jose, where they will be cut into individual die. We’ll get photos for you soon.

Substrate Update
When we designed our substrates, we knew they'd be one of the most unpredictable segments of the chip's production. Substrate production has a lot of risk — at high power, a substrate can overheat, causing a rig to underperform. While rerunning simulations in Cadence, we saw some concerning currents in some of the vias in the substrate. In order to address that, we've been working closely - every day - with both our substrate designers and our manufacturing house. We’ve made key improvements to the design that can be incorporated even into those substrates that are already in manufacturing. Even so, the latest delivery estimates for the modified, improved substrate design are three weeks from today. This means that we would be shipping our first rigs mid-December.

Obviously this is an incredible concern to us, and to you. So for the last several weeks, we've been engaged with an additional team to work on an additional substrate, simultaneous with our existing fabricator. Essentially, we now have two teams racing to produce the best and fastest substrate. As soon as that is done, we'll marry the substrates to the finished wafer and begin assembly of the rigs.

Miner Protection Program
For those of you covered under the Miner Protection Program™ (https://hashfast.com/miner-protection-program/), this delay will not affect the starting point from which benefits are calculated. For First Batch Baby Jets, the start date of the program will be retroactive to October 30th. We want to make sure a delayed ship date does not reduce the value of the program.

A lot of smart, hardworking people are working incredibly long hours to improve our production schedule. If we are able to ship rigs sooner than expected, we'll do so. And, of course, we'll let you know as we receive further information from our production line.

- The HashFast Team

Stop crying like a bitch.


The answer is he lobbied hard with eASIC and got an official news release put on their front page, after many requests on here from shareholders. It took him less than a weekend. Share value went through the roof.

Now go and have a cup of coco it's your time of the month.

WOOOOOWWWW didn't see that coming... but then you never do on a long con.

it all makes so much sense now

IT'S BEEN ONE GIANT PONZI SCHEME/SCAM FROM THE BEGINNING!

seriously, getting decent info out of you, Ken, is like trying to squeeze blood from a turnip.

FOR GODS SAKE MAN!

CLARIFY WHAT IS GOING ON IN PLAIN ENGLISH!!!!