Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 30. (Read 3917468 times)

 That sounds so crazy that it just might work!  I'm going to try that.... right after I buy another 100 shares of AM to hedge my bets

The strangest thing happened.  As soon as a stopped investing in bitcoin securities...

I had more bitcoins.

No but all current company assets, minus liabilities, are profit. Which is what is meant by liquidation.

Yes, plus sales profit. But profit != revenue.

and sales profits. most of what was sitting in FC's wallet. FC spending the contents of said wallet is embezzlement.
AMhash is another thread.

You can go to page 1 and read the first post. It was clearly written AM belongs completely to the investors of Bitfountain (not investors of ASICMINER). The AM share holders just have the right to get the mining profit.

ye-this

which brings us back to the supposed AM blockchain address
it had 90 odd thousand btc before FC bailed- now has ~30K
is it AM's wallet? tracing the btc might help figuring out where he went.
whatever side of the coin you are on, nothing moves until those coins are accounted for. they are the coins that would pay out amhash holders, they are the coins that might prop AM up for another attempt at something.
just taking those coins and running away is embezzlement.
killer is, I made money off AM at first, bought back in later, and havent seen a penny profit since. really thought they were a contender. i even made money on AMhash1, treating it like a ponzi, i put btc in and took it right back out after I had my 20% gain. stayed away after that, but should have read the writing on the wall, amhash was the warning sign that all ethical standards and practices had left the building. poor fool me.

Umm, no thats not how it works. The shareholders collectively own all of AM assets. If AM closed today they have to liquidate those assets and return remaining the capital to the shareholders. Unlike the complex situation with AMHash, all AM assets are owned by just one company, which makes litigation easier if they did anything outside of the best interests for the shareholders.   

Clearly you have no idea what a Ponzi is. As shady as the end was it was not a ponzi there was no inflow of new money.

AMHash is like a bond AM (or whatever other party) owns the investors, so they have to pay back with whatever they left. However, the AM share is just a profit sharing (it's not even the share of the company bit fountain, if I am not wrong). Apparently AM has no liability to pay any dividend as long as there's no profit. Moreover, considering AM has already paid more than 6x of IPO price as the dividend, they really do not own the ( profit sharing) shareholder anything if they choose to close today.

I know it's really unfair for those bought AM shares at high price, but the reality is the reality.

and another thing...
has this been verified as the AM wallet held by FC? https://blockchain.info/address/3KBUuGko4H5ke7EVsq9B7PLK1c5Askdd7y

if so has anyone been able to follow the coins?

im looking at it but idk what im doing and get lost pretty quick. there is still 30k btc in it, but plenty moved out right around the bad news....

the majority went to 3KgtbGgaX2ngstNpvyv7LwpHSweVeqGbpM and 3MkwFfGNQDve7vz1z6gUDVxkuQpcSV3Mz8

after that, i have no idea?

so this thread is now an AMhash thread like all the others, is it?
I got out of amhash as soon as my 5btc turned into 6btc, like a month in. Its my AM1 shares that I'm mourning here.
how do i get into the chinese social medias that discuss FC, AM, et al?

Ultimately despite what AMhashLC says or thinks, Amhash did turn out to be a ponzi scheme.
Holders were left to believe all was fine, when really they were not.
Someone runs off with the AMhash funds collected.
Amhash1 buyers come off the best, followed by amhash2, then amhash3 and sadly lastly we have those that just bought shareson the open market at 0.001 and will get back 0.0003.

would you hire a guy who ripped off so many people and ran? would you want anyone to know you employed or even cooperated with such a thief? would you give funds to such a man for future endeavors? if he did steal all this his name is mud, and not the fried cat name, but his actual identity, its all over these threads...there are too many detectives on the internet to remain completely anonymous.

a blatant theft such as what this appears to be is career suicide, at least in the btc/asic world, and trust me, if he surfaces in aerospace or some other tech related feild where his skills are valued, we will be more than willing to let his bosses, investors, partners know exactly the type of businessman he is.

I don't think he would be that reckless. swiping a few million is one thing, keeping the ability to earn potentially many many more millions is quite another.

granted, it doesn't look good, either way, and I hate to admit it but as of now it looks like he simply embezzled the whole AM and fled. no one can say 100% for sure yet as none of us know a thing. the board, it seems were just puppets who were never told anything to begin with, everything is in the dark. Chinese authorities are sure to be interested, but language barriers might make this difficult too.

which brings me full circle back to the top where I guess he actually did just fuck us all and take the money and run. why not? not a single person here can do shit about it. are you going to go to china, learn Chinese, then do all sorts of detective work, deal with Chinese authorities, hunt down fc and then take him to an abandoned warehouse where you hold a gun to his head and demand he give you all the btc?

i cant really blame all these various "securities" for scamming like they ALL do. Its the easiest burn in the world.

anyways, I'm moving forward with a new concern... anyone wanna buy shares in MY brand new, super excellent ASIC company? get in at IPO only 500000 shares at 0.1 each, super high returns, 100% guaranteed 

yip, on Amhash3 direct shares i have received 0.40598 per TH

For Amhash3 holders, not so, they got paid 0.42 per TH do date if my math and dates are correct

Am I missing something or does that seem like a pretty decent offer given the current situation?

Divs to date are ~0.0007 btc/share + 0.0003 btc/share = 0.001 btc/share.

So the total loss for IPO investors went from ~45% to ~20%.

I'm a bit suprised there was still a working URL keeping track of the market capital
It's still quite the farcry from the days it was a 100 million dollar company but I guess the mighty have kept falling and getting weaker over time.

Each AMHashLC unit represents a total of 0.0003 BTC (0.3 mBTC) payable to the holder of the contract.  


The issuing party is currently heavily undercapitalized, the contractual situation and enforcement is difficult and the prospect for recovery of damages is limited if not to say nil. Your lawyer will likely confirm that the offer is in fact attractive.