Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 1160. (Read 3917543 times)
It was nice to see the hash rate on BTC guild push 8,000 GH/s... but now it's down below 6,900. Has anyone heard any word about moving part of the hash power to a different pool? Hopefully they are not having additional problems deploying.
I do have confirmation from friedcat that it NOT official, it does serve a purpose of providing some info.
I'm sure that when there is an official one up, friedcat will announce it at the appropriate time.
I'm sure that when there is an official one up, friedcat will announce it at the appropriate time.
http://asicminer.co - stay upto date.
I'm sure this is not official. That said, it is a great resource to aggregate this monster thread.
Can someone with more than 1000 posts or part of asicminer verify if it is, and if isn't get a mod to delete all these posts (mine included)
http://asicminer.co - stay upto date.
Is this official or no?
http://asicminer.co - stay upto date.
If you guys would like some more public exposure visit the share buying guide on reddit and upvote it if you like
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1d69mp/how_to_buy_asicminer_shares_furuknaps_cryptocoin/
http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1d69mp/how_to_buy_asicminer_shares_furuknaps_cryptocoin/
Absolutely, I was just replying over there too. 
Summary is looking great. Very nice!
Summary is looking great. Very nice!Thanks! The waiving is now noted too. I had read that paragraph before but didnt think that the PT is so young. So i thought that the 90 days are over long time. Looks like the fees start from june the first. So one month to go without fees for the dividends.
I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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Great job! Slight correction for this site and the post you made earlier on another board - the ASICMINER PT on BitFunder does not have a 0.5% fee on dividends. BTC-TC does, but they've currently waived it for now.
Looks great, thanks!
Only thing I have to add is that the transfer fee is also currently waived, and even once it kicks in there is only a fee when transferring less than 50 shares out. (I intend to modify the contract to clarify that all transfers in will be free, and most likely will reduce the 0.5 btc fee given how btc has skyrocketed in value lately.)
Nice work, much appreciated!
Cheers
Please inform me once you changed the rules so that i can change this overview too: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1953658
Absolutely, I was just replying over there too.
Summary is looking great. Very nice! I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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Great job! Slight correction for this site and the post you made earlier on another board - the ASICMINER PT on BitFunder does not have a 0.5% fee on dividends. BTC-TC does, but they've currently waived it for now.
Looks great, thanks!
Only thing I have to add is that the transfer fee is also currently waived, and even once it kicks in there is only a fee when transferring less than 50 shares out. (I intend to modify the contract to clarify that all transfers in will be free, and most likely will reduce the 0.5 btc fee given how btc has skyrocketed in value lately.)
Nice work, much appreciated!
Cheers
Please inform me once you changed the rules so that i can change this overview too: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1953658
I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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Great job! Slight correction for this site and the post you made earlier on another board - the ASICMINER PT on BitFunder does not have a 0.5% fee on dividends. BTC-TC does, but they've currently waived it for now.
Looks great, thanks!
Only thing I have to add is that the transfer fee is also currently waived, and even once it kicks in there is only a fee when transferring less than 50 shares out. (I intend to modify the contract to clarify that all transfers in will be free, and most likely will reduce the 0.5 btc fee given how btc has skyrocketed in value lately.)
Nice work, much appreciated!
Cheers
Deploying
Heading to 15TH/s or more in the following 7 days.
Heading to 15TH/s or more in the following 7 days.
You have always said the first batch was going to be 12 Th/s. And that a clearly independent second batch of 50 Th/s would be made. So does "15 Th/s" mean you are making a tiny partial deployment of the second batch?
I can't imagine how an auction for 300 of these will work. Sounds like someone needs to create a website to manage the auction.
It's already been done. Sell half on BitMit and half on another forum thread. Problem solved!
*PMs friedcat my BitMit referral link*
With almost finished wrapping up my auction (just waiting on friedcat to confirm them and 1 payment).
What BTC address is a good place to send a tip to you friedcat for helping out in this?
What BTC address is a good place to send a tip to you friedcat for helping out in this?
I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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Great job! Slight correction for this site and the post you made earlier on another board - the ASICMINER PT on BitFunder does not have a 0.5% fee on dividends. BTC-TC does, but they've currently waived it for now.
Excellent, I'll update. Thanks!
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I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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Great job! Slight correction for this site and the post you made earlier on another board - the ASICMINER PT on BitFunder does not have a 0.5% fee on dividends. BTC-TC does, but they've currently waived it for now.
300 units could result in a really long statuslist. But i think the work isnt much more. Its still the same. Check the price, add the user with its bid and truncate the last users that dont get a miner now anymore.
I've been asked and found questions from people looking to learn how to buy ASICMiner shares, so I put together this brief guide.
http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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http://coin.furuknap.net/how-to-buy-asicminer-shares/
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I can't imagine how an auction for 300 of these will work. Sounds like someone needs to create a website to manage the auction.
Why? Hundreds items have been sold here before in a single auction. I'm guessing someone like John K would be appointed to keep track, and you bid on how many you want at what price.
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That is a *lot* of work for John. He volunteers his time to do this. Managing an auction of 10 items is much easier than an auction of 300 items.
I'm sure John and friedcat can come to some arrangement. It's a tried and true method that seems to work and scale to at least a few hundred items, like the recent ASCIMiner share auctions have shown.
And worse, it doesn't scale. We are potentially going to want to sell thousands of Honeybees miners. It is very easy for a website/database to keep track of bids, and even potentially to unwind bids in the case of non-payment, as was a concern in the last process.
It doesn't have to scale to that number, it has to scale to 300, which is what seems to be auctioned off initially.
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I can't imagine how an auction for 300 of these will work. Sounds like someone needs to create a website to manage the auction.
Why? Hundreds items have been sold here before in a single auction. I'm guessing someone like John K would be appointed to keep track, and you bid on how many you want at what price.
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That is a *lot* of work for John. He volunteers his time to do this. Managing an auction of 10 items is much easier than an auction of 300 items.
And worse, it doesn't scale. We are potentially going to want to sell thousands of Honeybees miners. It is very easy for a website/database to keep track of bids, and even potentially to unwind bids in the case of non-payment, as was a concern in the last process.
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