Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 97. (Read 3917058 times)

Hey Guys.

Im new to havelock, but AM1 looks interesting.
Where can i check the recent dividends ?

Thx

Transfer went through. Thanks friedcat!

yes i have been pretty busy IRL. thanks

Ive had a few difficulties importing my direct shares to Havelock

Looking to sell 10 direct shares at a rate of 0.12 btc per share, would ideally like to sell all 10 at once, can offer all 10 for 1.1 btc

If you are interested please contact me and I can show you the linked address in the most recent divi payout and send a signed message to confirm ownership

Escrow accepted, will split escrow fee with buyer

That is the case only if the email that is on file with ASICMINER is different from the one on Havelock, at least that's how I'm interpreting it.

The campaign ended last month.  You must have missed a post.   Also, you must have missed the posts replying to you to that effect in the other thread.  Many people switched to the AMHASH campaign when the PRISMA campaign ended.

Does anyone know what is going on with the Prisma sig campaign? As far as I can tell they aren't selling Prismas anymore, no news from sunxiaxo (sp?) no news of an update (could put new different ad in sig?) no payment for December 2014 and no nothing!!! If the thing is over, I would appreciate hearing that so I could move on. If they are waiting for a new AM product to advertise, I would like to know that as well.

Roadstress - if they come through with an at-spec chip and a 24 chip board, I'm paying your dues for an honorary AMFanclub membership.

I want to see a short skirt and pom-poms.

Will see.


The sample chips may have performed better than expected, but we still haven't seen the 24 chip board version and I don't think we will see it until February. Either FC burned all the sample chips or the design wasn't good. Stop pumping useless shares

You need the signed message to prove ownership of the bitcoin addresses tied to the direct shares.

What do you mean by signed the transfer correctly? It doesn't say anything on the havelock guide about signing unless I missed something.

Yeah, make sure and double check you followed the guide on Havelock, signed the transfer correctly... Maybe send FC a PM and a mail to [email protected], too... Early December seems a bit long, yeah.

Happy cakeday Friedcat   What a weird three years it has been.  Hopefully many more to come?

It's been fun atleast.

Happy Sort-of Cake Day Friedcat!

Friedcat's acct was registered 3 yrs ago today  (Jan16-2012)..  

    Happy Sort-of Cake Day Friedcat!

 

I just have a very, very difficult time seeing consumers and industrial clients eager to put in batch orders for AM-manufactured devices after the Tube/Prisma chaos.

If you think of cloud hashes as analogous to treasury bonds in a fiat economy, you're doing it right.  Yields on both treasuries and hashing bonds are naturally expected to fall over time as their supporting economies mature - just like what we have right now across the global economy (namely, free borrowing power, although to a bit too large and bank-centralized degree to really support long-term economic kindling).

Now, if you see the BTC economy start to say "well, fuck operating our own miners, let's just all buy cloud hashing securities", well then this game starts to become very similar to the global bond markets.

Note how the U.S. has the rest of the world by the balls economically (save for maybe Germany and the UK, though Europe is fucked on a whole 'nother level in general right now).  This is due to a number of reasons, though if AM were to maximize scalability over chip-producing competitors, it could very well indeed find itself in a similar position of overwhelming dominance.

Satoshi's greatest mistake in designing the Bitcoin protocol was to solely use SHA-256 for block-hashing.  If they had instead implemented a cycling mechanism which randomized the necessary hashing function across a varied array of options (say scrypt, SHA-256, and X-11), it would've reduced this obscene centralization of market power and BTC holdings that we see today.

Because even if ASICMINER achieves secure dominance in the chip market, let's face it, that's not really a good thing either.  They'd effectively be able to set bond yields (aka interest rates) in the same exact way that the central banks do with fiat money IT IS THE SAME DAMN MARKET MECHANISM IN ACTION.

Ultimately, if it looks like fiat, smells like fiat, and behaves like fiat, then what was its purpose in competing with fiat from its genesis?

Just some things to think about.

As much as we all hate to hear it over and over again, the real innovation was not the creation of an independent system of electronic money but rather a true solution to the Two Generals' Problem, and unless BTC can evolve into a gateway commodity token for a newly created 'Economy of Internets', it will ultimately be cast into the same bin as Dutch tulips and Enron stock.

I have said it again and again here, but if ASICMINER wants to achieve sustainable dominance in the market (beyond just ascending the hashrate provisioning throne), friedcat needs to begin making friends with people at IBM, Oracle, Intel, AMD, NVIDIA et al. to develop middleware and end-user hardware for controlling, distributing, and managing the next decade's cloud infrastructure - one where computers no longer have hard drives but rather broad RAM sets that torrent VM's onto a shell machine via cryptokey ID Auth management.  

He is certainly well-known enough across IT communities to request an introduction; unless he has already began to put such a plan in motion alongside burning the company's cryptocash to suffocate his competition, the whole thing will have been for naught.

That all being said, I am still favoring TSCM stock over AM in the near-term (but I've been known to be a fool at times).

Any advice? Should I try again?

Maybe it's a way of helping you not to sell your shares at prices this low  Who knows, you could be very thankful in a couple of months if the share price goes up dramatically 
But honestly, it's really annoying that a lot of request don't seem to go through seamlessly...

My transfer to Havelock from early December still hasn't gone through.