Wow, that wall on Btct.co went quick...
Really. Didn't expect someone to oneshot it.
Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 1062. (Read 3917058 times)
Really. Didn't expect someone to oneshot it.
There are about 4 errors in this.
Obvious troll is obvious.
At least, I'm connected to reality.
Not that it proves anything, but that user was created in reddit less than an hour ago. I'd like more credible evidence before attaching any weight to it; until then it's just a rumor.
Is the blockchain.info and My Wallet administrator piuk credible enough https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2243603 ?
Wow, that wall on Btct.co went quick...
There are about 4 errors in this.
Obvious troll is obvious.
OK...
It's unlikely, that China takes a position against Bitcoin,
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since USA and Europe are already trying to stop BTC.
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It's an opportunity for China to be an "early adopter" on gov. level
and gain another advantage
3. Another advantage?and gain another advantage
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over the slow
and technophobe western countries.
4. Please... and technophobe western countries.
It's unlikely, that China takes a position against Bitcoin, since USA and Europe are already trying to stop BTC.
It's an opportunity for China to be an "early adopter" on gov. level and gain another advantage over the slow
and technophobe western countries.
It's an opportunity for China to be an "early adopter" on gov. level and gain another advantage over the slow
and technophobe western countries.
Given the text on the title of the reddit post ("ASICMiner shares in danger.") and the age of the poster's account, this sure feels like a FUD campaign to push the price down a bit. Don't fall for it. 
The ugly truth is that it seems that email was sent to Piuk, the Blockchain.info operator. Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2243603
Given the text on the title of the reddit post ("ASICMiner shares in danger.") and the age of the poster's account, this sure feels like a FUD campaign to push the price down a bit. Don't fall for it.
Not that it proves anything, but that user was created in reddit less than an hour ago. I'd like more credible evidence before attaching any weight to it; until then it's just a rumor.
Can someone somehow track this guy down?
Sure, it is the same guy that has order on 2500 shares for ฿ 0.002
Not that it proves anything, but that user was created in reddit less than an hour ago. I'd like more credible evidence before attaching any weight to it; until then it's just a rumor.
Can someone somehow track this guy down?
Not that it proves anything, but that user was created in reddit less than an hour ago. I'd like more credible evidence before attaching any weight to it; until then it's just a rumor.
What's the average ROI of the shares?
Hey guys I just posted a video on ASICMiner Solo mining and why the dividends were withheld Any feedback is much appreciated
http://youtu.be/1jV2enKmhXE
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Oh, someone created a new reddit account to post this. Hm, that makes sense.
This is complete bullshit. It's just someone who wants to manipulate the price. Come on!! Blocking SMS to stop bitcoin? Customer service of twillo informing about political details???
Interesting, but needs confirmation.
And keep in mind that the same could be said about the US government, the EU, etc.
Generally speaking, governments aren't too keen on Bitcoin. No news here.
With AM in China, this is more exposure of course. Those who want to mitigate the risk may sell parts of their assets to buy something else (I mentioned BASIC-MINING a few pages ago, but this was almost interpreted as a troll). But I wouldn't sell more than 25% of my AM shares, even during a sell-off.
Emotional decisions are often the wrong ones. So hold your shares, especially during a selloff I would say.
First Selloff since weeks ago...
I'm not sure on the crackdown, btcchina platform seems to be up. There are still post in the Chinese section of the forum.
It seems the TV in China is still reporting about BTC as of last week.
Those would be easy target if a wide crackdown is in place.
It seems the TV in China is still reporting about BTC as of last week.
Those would be easy target if a wide crackdown is in place.
Trouble? Anyone knows more or is this only a overcautious company?
Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2243603
Interesting message from twilio this morning:
Not sure if this is the official state opinion. But as a consequence we can no longer send SMS messages to users in China.
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Hi Ben,
We got further information from our carrier confirming that business such as bitcoin is not a proper financial tool in China and the Authority may treat bitcoin as an illegal business. Unfortunately the China Telecom Authority has requested that all bit-coin traffic to China be blocked.
As the provider of the phone number, Twilio is responsible for assuring the carriers that no more traffic related to bitcoin will be sent to China. Therefore, I have removed your international SMS permission to China. Please do not turn this on or try sending SMS messages to mobile numbers in China. Doing so will very likely lead to immediate account suspension.
Again I'm sorry for the convenience. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Thanks,
Twilio Customer Support
We got further information from our carrier confirming that business such as bitcoin is not a proper financial tool in China and the Authority may treat bitcoin as an illegal business. Unfortunately the China Telecom Authority has requested that all bit-coin traffic to China be blocked.
As the provider of the phone number, Twilio is responsible for assuring the carriers that no more traffic related to bitcoin will be sent to China. Therefore, I have removed your international SMS permission to China. Please do not turn this on or try sending SMS messages to mobile numbers in China. Doing so will very likely lead to immediate account suspension.
Again I'm sorry for the convenience. Please let me know if you have any additional questions.
Thanks,
Twilio Customer Support
Not sure if this is the official state opinion. But as a consequence we can no longer send SMS messages to users in China.
Source: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2243603
Any speculations about how could this effect ASICminer business ? i was about to buy more shares before i read this...
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