Topic: [BTC-TC] BTC-Mining - page 4. (Read 22665 times)
Its some time now that even though TotalVol฿ is increasing, shares number is stuck at 2369. Am i right? Can someone explain this?
The funds were not available earlier. They just came in 3 hours ago.
Bitbond occasionally pays us a bit late. The issuer is often busy and has to calculate us apart from the BITBOND holders and it sometimes happen to be transfered late.
Here they are:
Mining returns of 22.81721302 BTC paid @ 0.00963158 BTC per share for the week of 16 September to 22 September of 2012
Bitbond occasionally pays us a bit late. The issuer is often busy and has to calculate us apart from the BITBOND holders and it sometimes happen to be transfered late.
Here they are:
Mining returns of 22.81721302 BTC paid @ 0.00963158 BTC per share for the week of 16 September to 22 September of 2012
Shouldn't there be dividends today?
How is this stock holding up?
Pretty good, mining returns should be paid out today
How is this stock holding up?
Mining returns of 23.48979581 BTC paid @ 0.00991549 BTC per share for the week of 9 September to 15 September of 2012
Thanks.
Mostly due to the very abundant streams of water. A lot of hydroelectric power plants making up almost 100% of the production. A few odd percents in wind power and nuclear.
I'm starting to believe in this bond 
Price seems low.
Canada-based bonds have an inherent advantage because power is so cheap there.
Price seems low.Canada-based bonds have an inherent advantage because power is so cheap there.
Thanks.
Mostly due to the very abundant streams of water. A lot of hydroelectric power plants making up almost 100% of the production. A few odd percents in wind power and nuclear.
I'm starting to believe in this bond Price seems low.
Canada-based bonds have an inherent advantage because power is so cheap there.
Price seems low.Canada-based bonds have an inherent advantage because power is so cheap there.
As bugpowder said, product is still vaporware. Beside, the waiting time for FPGA started getting shorter later on.
I'm unsure were people get the idea the list only gets longer and longer or that it's even getting extremely long. The list is not disclosed. They'll increase production capacity if there's more orders than they can produce coming in.
We're looking at getting a new mhash rate on our loan to BITBOND when they upgrade to ASIC, assuming we do not reach enough for the first rig by then.
I'm unsure were people get the idea the list only gets longer and longer or that it's even getting extremely long. The list is not disclosed. They'll increase production capacity if there's more orders than they can produce coming in.
We're looking at getting a new mhash rate on our loan to BITBOND when they upgrade to ASIC, assuming we do not reach enough for the first rig by then.
I guess you havent ordered yet the rig, Namworld. Isnt it wise to do so, before the waiting list is extremely long ?
The waiting list is already long and the product is still vaporware. Optimal strategy is probably to keep the capital paying dividends until shipping actually starts, then place the order.
Mining returns of 23.8506182 BTC paid @ 0.0100678 BTC per share for the week of 2 September to 8 September of 2012
Mining returns of 25.92868131 BTC paid @ 0.01094499 BTC per share for the week of 26 August to 1 September of 2012
Mining returns of 28.46246895 BTC paid @ 0.01201455 BTC per share for the week of 19 August to 25 August of 2012
This company is NYAN.A approved by the way. We will continue buying!
What do you mean?Anyway, usagi was just saying that the NYAN.A administrators have purchased shares of BTC-MINING. As NYAN.A only likes to invest "in high quality mining securities, insured investment vehicles, and other extremely low risk securities" ...it was considered a compliment.
This company is NYAN.A approved by the way. We will continue buying!
What do you mean?
Thanks for explaining.
I was curious.
I was curious.
If I recall right, there was a larger chunk of shares sold that week for which the BTC was not yet sent to Amazingrando for the hashing loan, thus a lower div per share.
Sorry, maybe I missed the explanation, but why was the div per share 2 weeks ago lower from the one today?
Mining returns of 28.88476689 BTC paid @ 0.01219281 BTC per share for the week of 12 August to 18 August of 2012
Mining returns of 30.055269 BTC paid @ 0.0127245 BTC per share for the week of 5th August to the 11th August of 2012
Well, it seems we are the most funded operation on GLBSE going for ASICs that is not a fixed mhash/s bond, as far as I can see.
We are also getting much closer to be able to afford a first ASIC Mini Rig. We might get in after those who have already ordered like Gigamining and the like, but we will definitely get a better mhash/s rate per BTC than fixed bonds.
Cheers.
We are also getting much closer to be able to afford a first ASIC Mini Rig. We might get in after those who have already ordered like Gigamining and the like, but we will definitely get a better mhash/s rate per BTC than fixed bonds.
Cheers.
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