Coinsortium [SNQ.CoinI] [SNQ.CoinII] Jupiter Pool 8.4 TH/s

soniq

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Quote from: luca662 on November 12, 2013, 11:32:56 AM

I haven't gotten my dividend payment on bitfunder. Is this because I never converted my shares to direct shares? Also, how often are dividend payments payed out? I have SNQ.Coinl shares.

Edit: Should I still convert my shares to direct shares? I've also updated my bitcoin address on bitfunder just in case.

All shares on Bitfunder will be converted to direct shares automatically.

Yes, a dividend payment was made today a218e3583f0571377ef29fded24d47147c6820c6040ec1f07b8c2dd91e96f6d5

Have tried a different method of distributing payments, so dividend will be coming from these addresses

1MyLJvnuHxkXUp8CMPNwp1oKFz5fDsF14u
1EN3EqqQfqq484WNATFAMA13VXpJuJNv5c
12fCthVdMMx4UwifgA8rCMS1graqHrvM5d
14J3ks1DSug7zYNzDChVCzuSjPP63VbPJG
1H5aBjiN1Rd8HBAq7KvqznZ4ux9WCda4Df

Should be another payment coming this week to bring the group current with all BTC mined too date.

joele

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Quote from: Tiennou74 on November 17, 2013, 08:38:54 PM

Dividend were paid today right? I got 0.12564103 BTC (1share)

Got mine too, yes, I believe that's from SNQ dividend.

Tiennou74

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Dividend were paid today right? I got 0.12564103 BTC (1share)

Blank

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Im not 100% sure but it seems that soniq never made a dividend payment via Bitfunder. But instead started making direct payments to the public Bitcoin address's from Bitfunder.

This appear to be at least 1 of the addresses he pays from (could be more i don't know) 18kUSwbSdDRxNowaaPXarZxHDtc1KrLUTt

luca662

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I haven't gotten my dividend payment on bitfunder. Is this because I never converted my shares to direct shares? Also, how often are dividend payments payed out? I have SNQ.Coinl shares.

Edit: Should I still convert my shares to direct shares? I've also updated my bitcoin address on bitfunder just in case.

deizel

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soniq, can you please update your asset list?

https://bitfunder.com/assetlist
https://bitfunder.com/assetlist.json

you are still sending divs to my inputs.io address:

https://inputs.io/ (hacked)

_{sidenote - when searching google for your btc address I found this:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/snqcoini-i-didnt-received-the-dividends-330701}

utens

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Ah lol, what a fish, I m away from home, gotta check in few days, think will be ok. thx

sparky999

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Quote from: utens on November 06, 2013, 06:47:07 AM

Havent received dividends on bitfunder yet, still no news?

SHould be sent to your public bitcoin address listed with bitfunder.

utens

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Havent received dividends on bitfunder yet, still no news?

MilkyLep

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Received a second payment yesterday for ~ 0.126026 BTC / share. Does this seem similar to others?

fran2k

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How the SNQ bonds are traded now?

fran2k

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Quote from: soniq on October 26, 2013, 07:06:38 PM

Quote from: sparky999 on October 26, 2013, 05:03:09 PM

i got an email saying transaction failed?

yes, received quite a few transaction back because of low transaction fees.

These payments will be reissued.

Will reconsider sending dividend payments till each share address accumulates .01 or more per share

Soniq, use the ''sendmany'' command to pay all the dividends to all the directions paying just only one transaction fee.

In example, here's last LaB_Rat payment.

sparky999

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I still have not had any dividends paid for this asset - an update would be good please.

soniq

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Quote from: sparky999 on October 26, 2013, 05:03:09 PM

i got an email saying transaction failed?

yes, received quite a few transaction back because of low transaction fees.

These payments will be reissued.

Will reconsider sending dividend payments till each share address accumulates .01 or more per share

sparky999

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i got an email saying transaction failed?

MilkyLep

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Alright I went onto blockchain after getting home from work, saw the test payment and a do Irene payment of .4616 for 120shares on BF.

Is there any way I can check BTC dividend/share?

Can I still transfer my shares to you on bf soniq? I've been fumbling around without Internet using my phone making all my tender requests terribly tedious.

soniq

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Quote from: sparky999 on October 26, 2013, 04:26:38 AM

are all dividends now being paid direct to the bitcoin address' we had listed on our bitfunder accounts? or should they still be going to our actual bitfunder accounts?

You should receive your dividend payment directly to your public Bitfunder address. If you own less than a 100 shares the transaction may take a while to confirm.

Cheers

sparky999

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are all dividends now being paid direct to the bitcoin address' we had listed on our bitfunder accounts? or should they still be going to our actual bitfunder accounts?

joele

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Quote from: deizel on October 10, 2013, 05:12:57 AM

Quote from: https://bitfunder.com/asset/SNQ.CoinI

Jupiters Delivered, Dividend Payment, Bitfunder

Received 17 Jupiters from our our order of 26 Jupiters today.

-KNC has paid a 5 BTC payment for each of the 17 first day delivery Jupiters for delays with their data center

-They are hashing in KNC facility and first dividend payment will be issued shortly after all outstanding issues are resolved (hosting loan)

-clarifying Bitfunder news release, will update members of Coinsortium of the impact

-will be offering US Coinsortium members an option to convert to direct shares

Great News

deizel

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Quote from: https://bitfunder.com/asset/SNQ.CoinI

Jupiters Delivered, Dividend Payment, Bitfunder

Received 17 Jupiters from our our order of 26 Jupiters today.

-KNC has paid a 5 BTC payment for each of the 17 first day delivery Jupiters for delays with their data center

-They are hashing in KNC facility and first dividend payment will be issued shortly after all outstanding issues are resolved (hosting loan)

-clarifying Bitfunder news release, will update members of Coinsortium of the impact

-will be offering US Coinsortium members an option to convert to direct shares

MilkyLep

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Quote from: soniq on October 09, 2013, 11:29:49 AM

Just received access to KNC mining portal, less than 20 minutes ago , 17 Jupiters are now mining.

Have received a 5 BTC payment for 17 Jupiters

Will update more as information become available

Awesome.

So what happens now that BF is closing to US citizens. Will there be partial payments if I don't own full shares from BF? Meaning I've got 325 shares rather than multiples of 100.

Has KNC said anything about the 4btc x 17 Jupiter refund from the delay in hosting?

RHA

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KnC has offered a compensation: 4 BTC per Jupiter because of late hosting.
https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-46

MilkyLep

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Have they contacted you with pool/mining account info yet?

soniq

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Quote from: joele on October 07, 2013, 04:03:39 AM

Quote from: sparky999 on October 07, 2013, 03:02:26 AM

shouldn't these units be mining for almost a week now?? thought it was day one delivery?? no updates wtf???

+1

KnC has been very busy this last week, updates on their progress has been posted on their site.

Because of delays at the data center, Jupiters are expected to start mining today.

Cheers

joele

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Quote from: sparky999 on October 07, 2013, 03:02:26 AM

shouldn't these units be mining for almost a week now?? thought it was day one delivery?? no updates wtf???

+1

sparky999

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shouldn't these units be mining for almost a week now?? thought it was day one delivery?? no updates wtf???

MilkyLep

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Some awesome KNC videos yesterday and exciting news. Can't wait to see what this week brings in regards to setting up the hosting facility.

joele

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Kncminer now has 576 GHs and shipping today

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JFOcI8nK2xI

Plazma

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0.132 per share. and that if the dificulty keeps razing with high %, witch might/will slow down unless bitcoins price skyrockets. ( KNC already anonced that they will not ship any new orders for 4-6~ months)

http://bitclockers.com/calc/mining_difficulty/61335329/difficulty_change/30/btc_per_block/25/value_per_btc/100/mhash_rate/130/cost_per_kwh/0.0/watts_consumption/0/total_days/90/hardware_cost/0

And you get KNC hosting with 24/7 KNC support to get extra overclocking and fix any problems that might occur. You just sleep and gather dividends and sell your shares at some point. People from the group buy can decide to sell some of the Jupiters at some point witch will also get payed as dividents.

joele

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Quote from: lubah on July 27, 2013, 08:57:50 PM

Hmmm.. If a single block erupter, for example, is selling like hot cakes for 1 btc how are these shares which are equivalent to 133mh/s @ < 0.07 btc expensive? If we did an apples to apples pricing, they should go for 0.30 btc at least, no?

Because other users have little knowledge about it, the difficulty is rising 20% average
If you start mining on Sept or Oct the best price that you can return your investment per MH/s is less 0.00032

You can estimate your future mining profit here http://btc.re/?t=miningcalc

lubah

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Hmmm.. If a single block erupter, for example, is selling like hot cakes for 1 btc how are these shares which are equivalent to 133mh/s @ < 0.07 btc expensive? If we did an apples to apples pricing, they should go for 0.30 btc at least, no?

damiano

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103 days, 21 hours and 10 minutes.

Quote from: joele on July 27, 2013, 03:11:05 AM

Compare to other similar assets the price per Mh/s is too high now.

Yeah it's super high.

I just crunhed some numbers against a few other Group buys I'm in and it's highway robbery :/

Plazma

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Quote from: joele on July 27, 2013, 03:11:05 AM

Compare to other similar assets the price per Mh/s is too high now.

Yea but they have guarantied first day delivery. KNC said they will be plugged in as soon as they roll out of the production line.

joele

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Compare to other similar assets the price per Mh/s is too high now.

Plazma

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Just wanna add that soniq is acting very professional and I'm happy with this group buy so far.
There is also a skype group that i'm sure new shareholders can join, so the communication is on high level with quick answer to all questions.

Kushedout

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SaluS - (SLS)

Looking good my man, looking good.

soniq

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Proud to present Coinsortium to be publicly traded at https://bitfunder.com under ticker SNQ.CoinI for original group buy with 15 KNC Jupiters, verified first day delivery.

SNQ.CoinII is a 2nd group buy of 6 KNC Jupiters, that is verified 2nd Day delivery.

Terms and conditions are listed in OP here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2382582

2nd GB here https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2577450

and at Bitfunder
- https://bitfunder.com/asset/SNQ.CoinI
- https://bitfunder.com/asset/SNQ.CoinII

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