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mumble, you are indeed a nasty piece of work.  Jesus wants a quiet word..

If I'm reciting the alphabet aloud, I haven't failed when I get to the letter W, provided I make it through to the letter Z.

The problem with your FUD is that you jump in everytime ActM get to the next letter in the alphabet, proclaiming that it has already failed when in reality, the letters keep being enunciated.

We are getting very, very close to the end of the alphabet and your remarks only strengthen our resolve.

Here's a reminder of our long journey (with pictures for mumble's benefit) ...










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This is true, if you buy mining hardware you are going to have a very hard time making ROI. Only the companies profit and what companies are winning? Private companies where the profit remains with a few people.

This is the new 1%
Mostly private companies, but then there are companies like ActiveMining.

Unlike KNC, ActM has failed to manufacture or deliver any product.
Unlike Hasfast, ActM has even failed at selling own vaporware.
Unlike Asicminer, no one here got rich.
What's your point?
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Are You Shpongled?
This is true, if you buy mining hardware you are going to have a very hard time making ROI. Only the companies profit and what companies are winning? Private companies where the profit remains with a few people.

This is the new 1%
Mostly private companies, but then there are companies like ActiveMining.
Sou
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(Bitcoin related text here)
One thing i think we should be considering is liquid cooling; if we're able to over clock the chips enough to justify the cost of the setup then it should really be done. The potential to get more out of every chip, and eliminate some longterm cooling cost is something we can't ignore it. We need to adapt, and stay on the cutting edge. The profit we get from mining will be thin, and based on efficiency.
legendary
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I hope Ken has an ace up his sleeve.
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decentralize EVERYTHING...
So... Is this the tunnel at the end of the light?
legendary
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I'm still new to this, so I'm probably stating the obvious, but after playing around with the data at the genesis block, it would seem that breaking even with any product currently on the market is going to be impossible as we approach Spring of 2014 (this was assuming 100% difficulty increase per month).

It seems safe to assume sales will drop as people realize there is no ROI; focus shifts for the big guys to mining.

I'm thinking that, at that point, only the most innovative companies will survive. I'm hoping that ActiveMining can be one of those companies, but we will see...

The best long-term investment is probably just buying and holding bitcoin, but this is more fun I must say.


This is true, if you buy mining hardware you are going to have a very hard time making ROI. Only the companies profit and what companies are winning? Private companies where the profit remains with a few people.

This is the new 1%
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I'm still new to this, so I'm probably stating the obvious, but after playing around with the data at the genesis block, it would seem that breaking even with any product currently on the market is going to be impossible as we approach Spring of 2014 (this was assuming 100% difficulty increase per month).

It seems safe to assume sales will drop as people realize there is no ROI; focus shifts for the big guys to mining.

I'm thinking that, at that point, only the most innovative companies will survive. I'm hoping that ActiveMining can be one of those companies, but we will see...

The best long-term investment is probably just buying and holding bitcoin, but this is more fun I must say.



legendary
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I think the sad thing about the current situation is that the private companies are making all the money now.

ActiveMining was a chance to give Bitcoin back to the people, but now it looks like greedy private interests will be king.

The people selling the shovels win, and the success now is in private.

We have all lost, about 10 people have won.

The new 1%
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decentralize EVERYTHING...

I'll try to be gentle:



Now kindly go away with your HashFast cheering here. I'm sure there's a thread for you people. Wink


Ha! Face.
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120,000x0.0008=96BTC

96x190=18,240USD

So this pro paid 11k OVER the retail price per miner?? Jesus wept, and that is something we are supposed to aspire to?

120k shares would have cost around 22kUSD at IPO? So the bottom line is actually he's got himself a 7k miner for 22k.

Now that is the bargain of the century - considering the shares are un-sellable in any quantity now it really was a no-brainer swap.

A 7k miner for 22k. O M F G...

Batch 1 Baby Jets cost $5,600 each (Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-launches-sales-of-the-baby-jet-270384).

A Batch 1 Sierra is worth three B1BJs.

3 x $5,600 = $16,800

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Q.  How many 1.2TH ASICs can you get for 120,000 shares of ACTM?

A.  ZumZero!



Meanwhile, at the golden palace to you call HASHFAST:

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And, as of a few days ago, ... ...  it looks like we're probably going to slip, by about a week.

Ironically, not because of the silicon, even though that is the part of the system that takes the longest to manufacture. That's going through the foundry smoothly. But we ran into a delay sourcing one of our other components.

We've now found an alternative source. But that delay means it'll be challenging for us to ship finished systems before the end of October.

It's disappointing, but unfortunately these things happen. I'm glad we've made it this far through the process, and are still so close to our target date.

(I'm watching every day to see how close Cointerra will come to their targeted tapeout date.)

Amy Woodward
VP Engineering

HashFast Technologies[/b]


And the Labcoin style delays begin!   Cheesy  Have fun with that.  We're all fucked, because the real money that's being made isn't being distributed amongst investors.  This includes you, shithead..
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120,000x0.0008=96BTC

96x190=18,240USD

So this pro paid 11k OVER the retail price per miner?? Jesus wept, and that is something we are supposed to aspire to?

120k shares would have cost around 22kUSD at IPO? So the bottom line is actually he's got himself a 7k miner for 22k.

Now that is the bargain of the century - considering the shares are un-sellable in any quantity now it really was a no-brainer swap.

A 7k miner for 22k. O M F G...

Batch 1 Baby Jets cost $5,600 each (Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-launches-sales-of-the-baby-jet-270384).

A Batch 1 Sierra is worth three B1BJs.

3 x $5,600 = $16,800

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Q.  How many 1.2TH ASICs can you get for 120,000 shares of ACTM?

A.  ZumZero!

I'll try to be gentle:



Now kindly go away with your HashFast cheering here. I'm sure there's a thread for you people. Wink
legendary
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Crypto is the separation of Power and State.
120,000x0.0008=96BTC

96x190=18,240USD

So this pro paid 11k OVER the retail price per miner?? Jesus wept, and that is something we are supposed to aspire to?

120k shares would have cost around 22kUSD at IPO? So the bottom line is actually he's got himself a 7k miner for 22k.

Now that is the bargain of the century - considering the shares are un-sellable in any quantity now it really was a no-brainer swap.

A 7k miner for 22k. O M F G...

Batch 1 Baby Jets cost $5,600 each (Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-launches-sales-of-the-baby-jet-270384).

A Batch 1 Sierra is worth three B1BJs.

3 x $5,600 = $16,800

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Q.  How many 1.2TH ASICs can you get for 120,000 shares of ACTM?

A.  ZumZero!
legendary
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I vote to kick "iCEBREAKER" from this topic.

You're just a big, fat troll, "iCEBREAKER".
Go troll somewhere else.

Go start your own "Anti-ActiveMining" forum thread, and troll there.

-Technologov

Not only has the iceman been very quiet as of late, his response to stuartuk's taunting was pretty damned polite, considering what passes for retorts on this forum. Wait until he actually does something deserving before asking for the muzzle.
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Are You Shpongled?
everyone should just move on and accept the fact that most securities right now got owned from the regulatory issues involved it doesnt matter if you bought icedrill, activemining, or even AsicMiner anyone who participated lost some money..
Agreed.

A 7k miner for 22k. O M F G...
I'm glad you brought this up... I was going to post about how overpriced the Icedrill conversion was but didn't want to dig through to find the actual numbers.
sr. member
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120,000x0.0008=96BTC

96x190=18,240USD

So this pro paid 11k OVER the retail price per miner?? Jesus wept, and that is something we are supposed to aspire to?

120k shares would have cost around 22kUSD at IPO? So the bottom line is actually he's got himself a 7k miner for 22k.

Now that is the bargain of the century - considering the shares are un-sellable in any quantity now it really was a no-brainer swap.

A 7k miner for 22k. O M F G...

ajk
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everyone makes losing trades but you can tell who the people with more professional attitudes are from their losing trades, there really isnt many ways you can spin buying icedrill shares,

so you can trade your shares which are well below IPO price, nearly half to be exact, for an even bigger losing proposition such as mining,

everyone should just move on and accept the fact that most securities right now got owned from the regulatory issues involved it doesnt matter if you bought icedrill, activemining, or even AsicMiner anyone who participated lost some money..

my 2 satoshi's, bye all
legendary
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Crypto is the separation of Power and State.
Wow, this Troll talks some serious crap. If anyone can make sense of anything of his on this page please explain - the truth hurts his little boat that's clear!
 
If he sold his Icedriller shares already, then he did so for a big big loss, look at their chart from IPO - double lolly lol lolz. Each Sierra is 7k and he bought atleast 2 (his use of the plural). So he pulled 14k USD out of icedrill I would say about a month ago, maybe more recently? So from 0.0015 he could only have sold at 0.0010 at best. So he lost 7k USD right there minimum.

Anyone else double lol-ing at that? And this guy claims to be an expert - but poke him a bit and his crap investment moves come out, his ego means he just can't keep quiet about them. The micedrill chart doesn't lie, it's never shown a profit from IPO!

Well apologies to have mentioned the Troll. The thing about Trolls is they are almost exclusively motivated by their tragic little egos. So the merest mention and they are all over you, like an unpleasant rash. There may be more, but now you know, the guy is clueless. 7k hit - OWCH!

 Cheesy

This is pretty simple to understand: 

1.  I have sold zero shares.

2.  120,000 IceDrill shares may be traded for a Batch 1 Sierra.

Source:
Hi All

As stated, each IceDrill.ASIC share represents 10Mh/s at the start of the mine becoming operational. What we would like to propose is a shares for hardware swap. So, instead of selling their shares into the open market (to clear their positions) investors instead take possession of the hardware itself. For this trade, these shares would be handed back to us and then simply destroyed.

You can clear your IceDrill.ASIC BitFunder position without selling all your shares for cheaper than they are worth.
   
The hardware for share swap is calculated as follows:
    1200 000 Mh (one Sierra unit) / 10 Mh (per share) = 120 000 shares per Sierra unit.


How many shares of ACTM does it take to trade for 1.2TH of 3rd gen ASIC?

One million?  Two million?  More than the cheerleaders own?   Tongue
sr. member
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Wow, this Troll talks some serious crap. If anyone can make sense of anything of his on this page please explain - the truth hurts his little boat that's clear!
 
If he sold his Icedriller shares already, then he did so for a big big loss, look at their chart from IPO - double lolly lol lolz. Each Sierra is 7k and he bought atleast 2 (his use of the plural). So he pulled 14k USD out of icedrill I would say about a month ago, maybe more recently? So from 0.0015 he could only have sold at 0.0010 at best. So he lost 7k USD right there minimum.

Anyone else double lol-ing at that? And this guy claims to be an expert - but poke him a bit and his crap investment moves come out, his ego means he just can't keep quiet about them. The micedrill chart doesn't lie, it's never shown a profit from IPO!

Well apologies to have mentioned the Troll. The thing about Trolls is they are almost exclusively motivated by their tragic little egos. So the merest mention and they are all over you, like an unpleasant rash. There may be more, but now you know, the guy is clueless. 7k hit - OWCH!

 Cheesy






legendary
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Crypto is the separation of Power and State.
I vote to kick "iCEBREAKER" from this topic.

You're just a big, fat troll, "iCEBREAKER".
Go troll somewhere else.

Go start your own "Anti-ActiveMining" forum thread, and troll there.

-Technologov

I was minding my own business when Stuartuk invited me into the discussion.

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