Somebody can't wait for the divsThe shareholder may have needed the BTC, otherwise this is quite the risky move on the eve of launch. Never a dull day in crypto securities folks!
Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 241. (Read 3917468 times)
August 15, 2014, 07:48:20 AM
Somebody can't wait for the divsThe shareholder may have needed the BTC, otherwise this is quite the risky move on the eve of launch. Never a dull day in crypto securities folks!
August 15, 2014, 07:44:50 AM
Somebody can't wait for the divsHopefully not a hacked havelock account like I suffered
August 15, 2014, 07:33:41 AM
Somebody can't wait for the divs August 15, 2014, 07:15:09 AM
^One of my problems is idiots like you blaming me for their idiocy. You don't understand what I said for the same reason you're such a failure as an investor--you're simply not bright enough.
You still haven't thanked me for warning you about Active Mining, where the fuck are your manners?
You still haven't thanked me for warning you about Active Mining, where the fuck are your manners?
Right, because that one really needed a warning. Obvious scam is obvious?
August 15, 2014, 04:17:41 AM
I'm in (but I'll have to stop trolling 
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) August 15, 2014, 04:09:04 AM
Hmm this was interesting
AM signature campaign now if Escrow is Friedcat
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
AM signature campaign now if Escrow is Friedcat
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
Another new deal arrived: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
No escrow yet though so take that into consideration.
No escrow yet though so take that into consideration.
I for one, being a low posting user and a shareholder of AM would be happy to do so for free. Anyone else willing to give up their sig space?
August 15, 2014, 03:10:45 AM
Hmm this was interesting
AM signature campaign now if Escrow is Friedcat
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
AM signature campaign now if Escrow is Friedcat
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
Another new deal arrived: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/earn-bitcoin-with-your-signature-up-to-01btc-a-month-only-30-slots-left-739269
No escrow yet though so take that into consideration.
No escrow yet though so take that into consideration.
August 14, 2014, 10:10:12 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
As someone not informed with this, how does pricing in BTC cause profits to drop?
Hardware is priced in BTC, BTC profits remain the same, USD profits suffer because of lower BTC/USD value since Friedcat made the announcement.
EDIT This also makes AM hardware more attractive to fiat holders wanting hardware.
BTC profits do not remain the same. Regardless of whether AM prices its products in fiat or BTC, the expenses--foundry, assembly houses, parts suppliers, electricity, etc--those are fiat expenses. BTC has to be converted to fiat to cover those. Obviously one has to pay more BTC (for the same amount of fiat) when the exchange rate is lower, by definition. If you pay more BTC, less BTC gets left over as profit. Why does this even need to be explained?
What makes you think that Friedcat would not have already paid for this when he was planning to sell hardware. The chips for this round have long been paid for and I'm not entirely sure what else has but it doesn't seem likely that they are just starting to think about "foundry, assembly houses, parts" for units that are being sold as we speak. So you are correct so long as there are bills remaining for hardware relative to the proportion of costs still to be paid.
August 14, 2014, 10:00:56 PM
August 14, 2014, 09:57:30 PM
Unless you have access to AM books, as well as those of other ASIC manufacturers, you are not in a position to say anything meaningful of AM costs, or the amount of stock AM has compared to its competitors. This, again, seems self-evident. Feel free to drop some numbers.
Regarding AM being "well positioned for this environment." When the gold rush is over, you're right to say that only the bad-assiest shovel merchants will survive. But even allowing that AM is, in fact, the biggest baddest shovel merchant, concluding that vanishing profit margins is actually a good thing (because it would hurt other merchants more, possibly driving them out of business)... That's a bit of a stretch, no?
I don't think it's that much of a stretch. I don't have accurate numbers but do a lot of reading around here and this is my best guess. Do you know of many companies with in hand hardware that is currently shipping anything better or cheaper than AM? Where would you buy hardware right now if you were going to? Of course vanishing profit margins are never a good thing but you can be relatively better or worse positioned at the time compared to the competition. Pre-orders will be slaughtered.
August 14, 2014, 09:52:14 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
As someone not informed with this, how does pricing in BTC cause profits to drop?
Hardware is priced in BTC, BTC profits remain the same, USD profits suffer because of lower BTC/USD value since Friedcat made the announcement.
EDIT This also makes AM hardware more attractive to fiat holders wanting hardware.
BTC profits do not remain the same. Regardless of whether AM prices its products in fiat or BTC, the expenses--foundry, assembly houses, parts suppliers, electricity, etc--those are fiat expenses. BTC has to be converted to fiat to cover those. Obviously one has to pay more BTC (for the same amount of fiat) when the exchange rate is lower, by definition. If you pay more BTC, less BTC gets left over as profit. Why does this even need to be explained?
August 14, 2014, 09:32:48 PM
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This is predicated on other players not having sunk money into their product--an unjustified assumption.
Lower BTC/USD price makes mining less profitable--electricity and hosting costs, which must be paid in fiat, remain constant, while the return--price of the mined BTC--is lower.
It's reasonable to assume that the price one can charge for hashpower will also be lower.
This is predicated on other players not having sunk money into their product--an unjustified assumption.
Lower BTC/USD price makes mining less profitable--electricity and hosting costs, which must be paid in fiat, remain constant, while the return--price of the mined BTC--is lower.
It's reasonable to assume that the price one can charge for hashpower will also be lower.
That is true, which is why a company like AM who has lots of already paid for, inexpensive [citation needed], in-hand [citation needed] hardware will do better than those who are hoping to sell pre-orders to fund their next round of NRE, chips, etc. The squeeze is on for all asic producers and miners and the ones in the best reputation and position to ride it out will be the ones left standing.
I'm not disputing that the best ASIC manufacturers will be the ones left standing, merely that *ALL* ASIC manufacturers will suffer from lower BTC exchange rate. This should be obvious.
Well, thanks for pointing out the obvious then. I'm merely claiming that AM is well positioned for this environment. Why are citations needed? It's easy to know that AM has the hardware in hand and the price is very competitive.
Unless you have access to AM books, as well as those of other ASIC manufacturers, you are not in a position to say anything meaningful of AM costs, or the amount of stock AM has compared to its competitors. This, again, seems self-evident. Feel free to drop some numbers.
Regarding AM being "well positioned for this environment." When the gold rush is over, you're right to say that only the bad-assiest shovel merchants will survive. But even allowing that AM is, in fact, the biggest baddest shovel merchant, concluding that vanishing profit margins is actually a good thing (because it would hurt other merchants more, possibly driving them out of business)... That's a bit of a stretch, no?
August 14, 2014, 09:28:30 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
As someone not informed with this, how does pricing in BTC cause profits to drop?
Hardware is priced in BTC, BTC profits remain the same, USD profits suffer because of lower BTC/USD value since Friedcat made the announcement.
EDIT This also makes AM hardware more attractive to fiat holders wanting hardware.
August 14, 2014, 09:26:21 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
As someone not informed with this, how does pricing in BTC cause profits to drop?
August 14, 2014, 09:18:01 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
The drop is just going to boost the sales hard. There is quantity to be sold, and by then, back to $600-700 easy.
If the BE300 is already paid for then this drop isn't going to hurt us much at all. It will only hurt us when we convert from BTC to USD or BTC or Yuan, which happens when it comes to paying bills, paying taxes, paying employees, paying for stuff for the business.
If most of the money from these sales go to divs then it actually helps us, as people can now buy the miners for less USD but the same BTC. So our BTC div will be higher as more people will buy more machines. Now if you're holding the BTC you get from Divs then this drop is actually helping you a little. But BTC can't drop too far or it will be detrimental.
August 14, 2014, 08:16:35 PM
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This is predicated on other players not having sunk money into their product--an unjustified assumption.
Lower BTC/USD price makes mining less profitable--electricity and hosting costs, which must be paid in fiat, remain constant, while the return--price of the mined BTC--is lower.
It's reasonable to assume that the price one can charge for hashpower will also be lower.
This is predicated on other players not having sunk money into their product--an unjustified assumption.
Lower BTC/USD price makes mining less profitable--electricity and hosting costs, which must be paid in fiat, remain constant, while the return--price of the mined BTC--is lower.
It's reasonable to assume that the price one can charge for hashpower will also be lower.
That is true, which is why a company like AM who has lots of already paid for, inexpensive [citation needed], in-hand [citation needed] hardware will do better than those who are hoping to sell pre-orders to fund their next round of NRE, chips, etc. The squeeze is on for all asic producers and miners and the ones in the best reputation and position to ride it out will be the ones left standing.
I'm not disputing that the best ASIC manufacturers will be the ones left standing, merely that *ALL* ASIC manufacturers will suffer from lower BTC exchange rate. This should be obvious.
Well, thanks for pointing out the obvious then. I'm merely claiming that AM is well positioned for this environment. Why are citations needed? It's easy to know that AM has the hardware in hand and the price is very competitive.
August 14, 2014, 04:48:41 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
the drop is just going to boost the sales hard. and by then, back to $600-700 easy.
It could be a double dip play if it times fairly well
Price decrease increasing bitcoin value + dividend stream when the price goes back up so its definitely interesting.
Kind of bummed the bitcoin price is dropping hard but it'll come back again to 420 1 Last time XD
Yea, i figured btc price doesnt matter that much since we want quick divs that we will hold on to anyway. It's all about the expansion, the quantity.
Sell bulks, mine the rest. in such way that it will increase dramatically the global hashrate and kill the competition with their preorders, making sure they NEVER roi.
It is FC's winning strike window. And its a short one, so btc price should not matter that much. profit will follow.
August 14, 2014, 04:35:25 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
the drop is just going to boost the sales hard. and by then, back to $600-700 easy.
It could be a double dip play if it times fairly well
Price decrease increasing bitcoin value + dividend stream when the price goes back up so its definitely interesting.
Kind of bummed the bitcoin price is dropping hard but it'll come back again to 420 1 Last time XD
August 14, 2014, 04:32:17 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
The drop is just going to boost the sales hard. There is quantity to be sold, and by then, back to $600-700 easy.
August 14, 2014, 04:12:03 PM
although AM just started pricing in BTC. this drop will hurt profits a lot, unless prices are rebased.
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