Funny.Mr. I-am-a-CEO !
Just as funny as Greg Bachrach claiming to be CEO of LiquidBits in spite of nary a document that can be sourced from anywhere sans what was given to a judge so that LiquidBits can get their $6M back from HashFast.
Gregory Bachrach is the CEO of HashTrade:
http://www.hashtrade.com/about.html
James Gibson was CMO of HashTrade when that infamous $1M down payment pre-order through BitPay was transacted, but now is an investor of LiquidBits, of which is owned by millionaires and shouldn't need investors. CoinWare owns HashTade and LiquidBits (also Netsolus and NimbusMining).
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/10/31/idUSnGNX4VPYg9+1dc+GNW20131031OVERLAND PARK, Kan., Oct. 31, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- via PRWEB - Butterfly Labs (BF Labs Inc.), the Kansas-based leader in Bitcoin Mining technology, has announced that it has processed a payment of One Million dollars in Bitcoin through Bitpay - the largest single transaction ever executed by a Bitcoin payment processor.
These funds represent a down-payment on a multi-million dollar order from HashTrade, a sister company of one of Butterfly Labs' largest existing customers. The multi-PetaHash order is for Butterfly's innovative 28nm Monarch card, and these initial funds will be used to enable production of products which the company will begin delivering in December 2013.
Pretty crazy, eh? No more crazy than me proclaiming to be the first official CEO of Bitcoin, and my first duty I'll preform while serving in that capacity is to stop the craziness - as soon as AMT and I get back from vacation.
~Bruno Kucinskas & Amber
PS: Not a single person who's now receiving their Monarchs from BFL will ROI with their units, yet HashTrade with their multi-million dollar order and Netsolus with their 20 Megawatt worth of orders are going to profit. But, who am I to argue with the Jacobson Clan, one of which oversees and owns the building that the Canadian Bitcoin Embassy occupies.
https://coinreport.net/netsolus-hosting-custom-made-gears-bitcoin-network/
