[CLOSED] Hosted-Mining (revenue shares) / BTCT.co - page 8.

zif33rs

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Quote from: creativex on August 20, 2013, 12:33:51 PM

You seem to be treating this IPO as though it's a pot of gumbo and if you tweak the recipe just right then it'll come together. You're trying to raise thousands of bitcoins from investors that have no reason to trust you with a poorly planned and implemented launch. When you change things after selling shares you risk alienating those that have already invested which in turn causes them to seek the exits even if it means a small loss. This is making it more difficult for you to raise funds as new investors are purchasing from old investors rather than from Hosted-Mining.

I wish you luck, but I think you face an uphill battle.

You sir, are correct. It was not my intention though. I have learned from my mistakes and have tried to make the best possible corrections.

The most recent news I have is that I am in negotiations with a person who is looking at a 1 TH purchase. I believe they are interested in coming on board. Talks are continuing.

redbeans2012

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Quote from: creativex on August 20, 2013, 12:33:51 PM

You seem to be treating this IPO as though it's a pot of gumbo and if you tweak the recipe just right then it'll come together. You're trying to raise thousands of bitcoins from investors that have no reason to trust you with a poorly planned and implemented launch. When you change things after selling shares you risk alienating those that have already invested which in turn causes them to seek the exits even if it means a small loss. This is making it more difficult for you to raise funds as new investors are purchasing from old investors rather than from Hosted-Mining.

I wish you luck, but I think you face an uphill battle.

He is working on a very short time frame.

creativex

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You seem to be treating this IPO as though it's a pot of gumbo and if you tweak the recipe just right then it'll come together. You're trying to raise thousands of bitcoins from investors that have no reason to trust you with a poorly planned and implemented launch. When you change things after selling shares you risk alienating those that have already invested which in turn causes them to seek the exits even if it means a small loss. This is making it more difficult for you to raise funds as new investors are purchasing from old investors rather than from Hosted-Mining.

I wish you luck, but I think you face an uphill battle.

zif33rs

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Its not over. Relax everyone...this is like a game of musical chairs...right now everyone is still looking for a seat.

We are pulling out all the stops today to get this going. I will have an update for you this afternoon.

hasher87

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18536 unsold shares since... 8-12 hours ago?

this is badddd

joele

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Quote from: superduh on August 20, 2013, 01:57:24 AM

give this guy some time - and hopefully we'll be able to verify more info as it trickles in

people are so yappy -if someone wants to get out ASAP for whatever reason just place an ask right below his wall and get it over with

+1

superduh

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give this guy some time - and hopefully we'll be able to verify more info as it trickles in

people are so yappy -if someone wants to get out ASAP for whatever reason just place an ask right below his wall and get it over with

zif33rs

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Quote from: bigdude on August 19, 2013, 11:56:55 PM

Ok, so after reading through 9 pages, here's my take on things:

1. You have no idea what you are doing.
You so desperately just want to get something going, that you are all over the place. Credit to you for listening to the community and being willing to adjust, no problem there. But you are going to extremes. Started off with 250,000 shares, then changed to 20,000. Trying to offer more and more to get people interested, and still no buyers.

2. The price is too high
I get what you are trying to do, but the price is simply too high. That is why you are trying to squeeze more and more benefits in, yet no one is biting. No matter how you work it, the price is too high for too little return ... not to mention, that figures aren't actually being made available to begin with.

If the price is too high, very little else will compensate.

3. Too much 'trust me, I can do it', and not enough realistic varifiable data
Yes, you are keen and ready to go. Great. But 'trust me' is not good enough. Not with such a high price and no concrete data.

All in all - too costly, too vague, too much jumping around and too risky for too little return.

My 2 satoshis

1. I have an idea. I have a contract also. I apologize for the launch..your right..I didnt know enough at the time. I think people are satisfied with the changes and how I went about it. I will do better in the future.

2. This is what everything is all about. The price. I was asked not to release the actual data on this. I am respecting that. I am scheduled to meet up with Peter Vessenes tomorrow here in Seattle to discuss some specifics about this. I hope afterwards I can be a little more forthright about the exact price on this contract.

3. Again..most of this relates to the price not being able to be specifically mentioned. So..the trust.

I will not drag this out if we miss the needed amount to launch.

I am asking all of you for abit more patience and let us see what tomorrow brings.

Goodnight

hasher87

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Quote from: zif33rs on August 19, 2013, 08:20:21 PM

Quote from: hasher87 on August 19, 2013, 08:05:00 PM

soooo, 0.56btc/gh?

I'll just wait for my 30ghash share from the KNC groupbuy to start running then

How long? You could be hashing a return in less than 11 days. Sad

With more hashrate expected before that even comes online.

what hashrate? you know the moment you informed all the potential shareholder in your news that its gonna be 0.56btc/gh, everyone's initial interest just went downward spiral, including mine as well

The deal could've gone much better if the price of btc/gh was around the range of 0.1-0.2, but now, as what the other poster said, this is just like buying usb eruptor with hosting service

i sold some shares from dms.mining that has made me 0.3btc profit just within days (dividend + sells) just to buy one of your share, but now i'm having a second thought about this

best of luck

zif33rs

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Man..tough crowd. I am not going to drag anything anywhere. Listen guys..the data is real..its better then stated even. I cant release it..I was specifically asked not to. How to deal with that?

I am trying to collect my thoughts to respond to your queries intelligently.

redbeans2012

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Quote from: Sou on August 20, 2013, 01:07:52 AM

Quote from: bigdude on August 19, 2013, 11:56:55 PM

Ok, so after reading through 9 pages, here's my take on things:

1. You have no idea what you are doing.
You so desperately just want to get something going, that you are all over the place. Credit to you for listening to the community and being willing to adjust, no problem there. But you are going to extremes. Started off with 250,000 shares, then changed to 20,000. Trying to offer more and more to get people interested, and still no buyers.

2. The price is too high
I get what you are trying to do, but the price is simply too high. That is why you are trying to squeeze more and more benefits in, yet no one is biting. No matter how you work it, the price is too high for too little return ... not to mention, that figures aren't actually being made available to begin with.

If the price is too high, very little else will compensate.

3. Too much 'trust me, I can do it', and not enough realistic varifiable data
Yes, you are keen and ready to go. Great. But 'trust me' is not good enough. Not with such a high price and no concrete data.

All in all - too costly, too vague, too much jumping around and too risky for too little return.

My 2 satoshis

Sad part is he's probably going to drag everybody's BTC to the end of the month even though it's not going to happen. Turning his back on the few people that were going to give it a chance to protect his ego. I don't have anything against the company or the creator, but lets be honest..it's not looking good. It was really a great shot though. If things look as stagnate as they do now in a couple day, then the IPO should be cancelled so share holders can pursue other ventures. Don't punish the people that gave it a chance.

+1

Sou

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Quote from: bigdude on August 19, 2013, 11:56:55 PM

Ok, so after reading through 9 pages, here's my take on things:

1. You have no idea what you are doing.
You so desperately just want to get something going, that you are all over the place. Credit to you for listening to the community and being willing to adjust, no problem there. But you are going to extremes. Started off with 250,000 shares, then changed to 20,000. Trying to offer more and more to get people interested, and still no buyers.

2. The price is too high
I get what you are trying to do, but the price is simply too high. That is why you are trying to squeeze more and more benefits in, yet no one is biting. No matter how you work it, the price is too high for too little return ... not to mention, that figures aren't actually being made available to begin with.

If the price is too high, very little else will compensate.

3. Too much 'trust me, I can do it', and not enough realistic varifiable data
Yes, you are keen and ready to go. Great. But 'trust me' is not good enough. Not with such a high price and no concrete data.

All in all - too costly, too vague, too much jumping around and too risky for too little return.

My 2 satoshis

Sad part is he's probably going to drag everybody's BTC to the end of the month even though it's not going to happen. Turning his back on the few people that were going to give it a chance to protect his ego. I don't have anything against the company or the creator, but lets be honest..it's not looking good. It was really a great shot though. If things look as stagnate as they do now in a couple day, then the IPO should be cancelled so share holders can pursue other ventures. Don't punish the people that gave it a chance.

bigdude

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Ok, so after reading through 9 pages, here's my take on things:

1. You have no idea what you are doing.
You so desperately just want to get something going, that you are all over the place. Credit to you for listening to the community and being willing to adjust, no problem there. But you are going to extremes. Started off with 250,000 shares, then changed to 20,000. Trying to offer more and more to get people interested, and still no buyers.

2. The price is too high
I get what you are trying to do, but the price is simply too high. That is why you are trying to squeeze more and more benefits in, yet no one is biting. No matter how you work it, the price is too high for too little return ... not to mention, that figures aren't actually being made available to begin with.

If the price is too high, very little else will compensate.

3. Too much 'trust me, I can do it', and not enough realistic varifiable data
Yes, you are keen and ready to go. Great. But 'trust me' is not good enough. Not with such a high price and no concrete data.

All in all - too costly, too vague, too much jumping around and too risky for too little return.

My 2 satoshis

zif33rs

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Quote from: stslimited on August 19, 2013, 09:54:52 PM

Quote from: joele on August 19, 2013, 08:40:11 PM

Quote from: stslimited on August 19, 2013, 08:23:44 PM

quick summary, who is providing you with hashing hardware? what are the specs of the hardware units

I think this information are in the first post.

alydian.co and other manufacturers, got it, well thats interesting I suppose, but its only if they get 5000 bitcoins

In 24 hours we generated over 400 coins organically...we can still do this.

stslimited

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Quote from: joele on August 19, 2013, 08:40:11 PM

Quote from: stslimited on August 19, 2013, 08:23:44 PM

quick summary, who is providing you with hashing hardware? what are the specs of the hardware units

I think this information are in the first post.

alydian.co and other manufacturers, got it, well thats interesting I suppose, but its only if they get 5000 bitcoins

joele

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Quote from: stslimited on August 19, 2013, 08:23:44 PM

quick summary, who is providing you with hashing hardware? what are the specs of the hardware units

I think this information are in the first post.

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Quote from: zif33rs on August 19, 2013, 08:20:21 PM

Quote from: hasher87 on August 19, 2013, 08:05:00 PM

soooo, 0.56btc/gh?

I'll just wait for my 30ghash share from the KNC groupbuy to start running then

How long? You could be hashing a return in less than 11 days. Sad

With more hashrate expected before that even comes online.

You can buy an ASICminer USB that ships instantly that will produce the same hash/price ratio as Hosted-Mining.

stslimited

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quick summary, who is providing you with hashing hardware? what are the specs of the hardware units

zif33rs

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Quote from: hasher87 on August 19, 2013, 08:05:00 PM

soooo, 0.56btc/gh?

I'll just wait for my 30ghash share from the KNC groupbuy to start running then

How long? You could be hashing a return in less than 11 days. Sad

With more hashrate expected before that even comes online.

hasher87

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soooo, 0.56btc/gh?

I'll just wait for my 30ghash share from the KNC groupbuy to start running then

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