First off, those miners are NOT located at hydro dam site. That's a rented warehouse.
Andreas stated that it's a secret location, but HydroMiner is on record in stating that they offer regular tours of their facilities to H20 token holders, among others.
HM just purchased ~800 S9 bitcoin miners but ONLY 240 are shown in this facility. Where are the rest?
Andreas alludes to reading this thread.
Actually its not a warehouse, its an old paper production, just next to the Dam, also Austrian TV (Servus TV - from the Red Bull company) was there, they will post that soon also.
Where does it say 800 s9 have been orderedGleb, I answered so many questions to you, I understand you are suspicious about HM, fine,can you please help me and take a look at a similar project that actually seriously realy seems to be a scam and ICO starts tomorrow, envion...here
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2348435.620Nowhere is it stated that 800 S9 were ordered. But HM did state that a million dollars worth of S9s were delivered to their Vienna office. Given that S9s retail for ~U$1,295, I simply did a little math, hence arriving at said figure. Feel free to check my math.
You can read the thread here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.25277775You mean this post?
So i just read thru most of this thread, and is always the same 6 or so accts making positive post and heaping insults on anyone that dares to question the integrity of the coin. Personally, i find it suspicious and this scream as a ponzi scam to me but i could be wrong. Anyway, for those of you that have actually traded on the platform is it true that you can't dictate your sell price for the coin, and is dependent on a pre posted price set by the dev? So basically is it true that if i bought am coin today at $40 and all of a sudden i have an emergency and would like to sell the coin at a discount, so i can get my money back, that the platform would not let me do that.
Try to join to their telegram or slack group
try to buy and then sell you'll see truth....
Generally you shouldn't trust all what people writeThen I guess we shouldn't trust Bloomberg, eh?
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-12-15/turning-coal-into-bitcoin-dirty-secret-of-2017-s-hottest-marketIn Austria, Hydrominer IT-Services GmbH put servers inside hydro-power plants. It was the cheapest option, said Michael Marcovici, a company founder, who began mining in 2013.
“Frankly, we didn’t start this as an environmental project,” Marcovici said. “It is bad for bitcoin to have this news all the time about this dirty energy. People don’t want dirty energy to be used. But the problem is, in Europe, the energy is just too expensive.”
The above negates the below ...
https://www.hydrominer.org/team/Now see this:
https://www.crunchbase.com/organization/digital-developers-fundVirtually the same team makeup as HM who just made bank via an ICO for DDF, then making bank again off HM while deploying their miners in a paper mill next to a dam in Austria.
Recall, there was a queue for S9 bitcoin miners prior to HM's ICO, supposedly affording them to pre-order their million-dollar order of ~800 miners. That's one helluva turnaround in such a short period of time. I contend that if HM didn't jump queue, their order was placed and paid for prior to the start of their ICO. There's no other fuckin way they could've gotten them S9s so quickly.
In this video -
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3I18sjddVg - Michael Marcovici states that Tobias Ratschiller is his partner.
No mention of Michael being a founder or otherwise of HydroMiner here:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/michael-marcovici-aa963614/Seriously, I smell a rat:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2rZkXVqer8https://www.coinstaker.com/initial-coin-offering/digital-developers-fund/You go, girlfriend!
Investards of HM don't have a fuckin clue that they're being played.