Unlucky with the hack pfff
Never use a public e-mail for important/financial sites. Just create an e-mail that only you know and not found somewhere on google search with your name in related. Best is to keep it for yourself and the site you use
And use the other e-mail public for daily stuff
Its make it litle harder for the hackers to GUESS your e-mail adres
Topic: DigitalCoinFarm - Get shares to build your own cloud scrypt asic miner today - page 12. (Read 19234 times)
March 19, 2014, 07:07:18 PM
March 18, 2014, 09:10:32 PM
Kudos to Gray and COINFARM ..
He's showing everyone else how to operate in BitCoinLand
1) He communicates regularly with his shareholders
2) He has a plan
3) He's executing that plan
4) He posts pictures of his progress as he grows his business
5) He solicits shareholder approval for key decisions
6) He operates in a transparent fashion
Triff ..
He's showing everyone else how to operate in BitCoinLand
1) He communicates regularly with his shareholders
2) He has a plan
3) He's executing that plan
4) He posts pictures of his progress as he grows his business
5) He solicits shareholder approval for key decisions
6) He operates in a transparent fashion
Triff ..
Very well said
I invested a good percentage of my BTC with them, and I'm not even worried. It feels great to get such good news everyday.
March 18, 2014, 05:48:48 PM
Kudos to Gray and COINFARM ..
He's showing everyone else how to operate in BitCoinLand
1) He communicates regularly with his shareholders
2) He has a plan
3) He's executing that plan
4) He posts pictures of his progress as he grows his business
5) He solicits shareholder approval for key decisions
6) He operates in a transparent fashion
Triff ..
He's showing everyone else how to operate in BitCoinLand
1) He communicates regularly with his shareholders
2) He has a plan
3) He's executing that plan
4) He posts pictures of his progress as he grows his business
5) He solicits shareholder approval for key decisions
6) He operates in a transparent fashion
Triff ..
March 17, 2014, 07:37:50 PM
Congrats on selling over 50% of IPO shares (so far)!
March 15, 2014, 11:22:30 PM
The plan you just released on Cryptostock looks great, if you keep it up you'll be by far the best investment on the site 
Agreed, nice announcement today!
Bought more earlier today. Was very skeptical at first but if you keep going at this rate/pace and with this transparency I'm very interested to see where these stocks end up. I can see them spiking pretty high once the new equipment comes in...they are already repaying in what, three months?
Not to be a shill, but how is this not more popular? The dividends per day are pretty great for a brand new project.
Well they did sell 30BTC worth of shares since friday
March 15, 2014, 09:11:43 PM
The plan you just released on Cryptostock looks great, if you keep it up you'll be by far the best investment on the site
Agreed, nice announcement today!
Bought more earlier today. Was very skeptical at first but if you keep going at this rate/pace and with this transparency I'm very interested to see where these stocks end up. I can see them spiking pretty high once the new equipment comes in...they are already repaying in what, three months?
Not to be a shill, but how is this not more popular? The dividends per day are pretty great for a brand new project.
March 14, 2014, 10:29:05 PM
The plan you just released on Cryptostock looks great, if you keep it up you'll be by far the best investment on the site
Agreed, nice announcement today!
Bought more earlier today. Was very skeptical at first but if you keep going at this rate/pace and with this transparency I'm very interested to see where these stocks end up. I can see them spiking pretty high once the new equipment comes in...they are already repaying in what, three months?
March 14, 2014, 08:09:56 PM
The plan you just released on Cryptostock looks great, if you keep it up you'll be by far the best investment on the site
Agreed, nice announcement today!
March 14, 2014, 05:01:35 PM
The plan you just released on Cryptostock looks great, if you keep it up you'll be by far the best investment on the site
March 09, 2014, 05:16:58 PM
to answer your question in your announcement
"Announcements 09 Mar 20:50
... Do you guys hear about nvidia 750ti? 300k hashrate and only 30-60w power. I will check more data if it profitable for us.
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Yes i have heard of Nvidia's new GPU with the maxwell core that's very powerefficien't to be a GPU. The 750 TI has a recomended price of 139 usd for the 1 GB memory version 149 usd for the 2 GB memory one.
Performance around 300 kh/s mining scrypt, was said to have 60TDP but only draw 38.5 w while they mined with it.
So it's slightly cheeper than a gridseed miner that cost 160 usd(maby around 165 usd per miner with controll units) in quantities 200-1000 units but the 705 TI use more power than a gridseed mining scrypt only and you need extra equipment like like Motherboard, PSU, memory, harddrive/SSD, possibly PCIrisers and so on for the rig you want to put the 750 TI's in. so the rest of a 2 GPU rig have to cost under 52usd or a 6 GPU rig under 156 usd to be under Gridseeds miner in startup cost, then after that the 750 TI will consume maby 31w more per hour, 271.56 Kwh/year, but they may be a good competitor for middle/higher end GPU's depending on what powercost and the rest of the rigs startup cost you have.
"Announcements 09 Mar 20:50
... Do you guys hear about nvidia 750ti? 300k hashrate and only 30-60w power. I will check more data if it profitable for us.
"
Yes i have heard of Nvidia's new GPU with the maxwell core that's very powerefficien't to be a GPU. The 750 TI has a recomended price of 139 usd for the 1 GB memory version 149 usd for the 2 GB memory one.
Performance around 300 kh/s mining scrypt, was said to have 60TDP but only draw 38.5 w while they mined with it.
So it's slightly cheeper than a gridseed miner that cost 160 usd(maby around 165 usd per miner with controll units) in quantities 200-1000 units but the 705 TI use more power than a gridseed mining scrypt only and you need extra equipment like like Motherboard, PSU, memory, harddrive/SSD, possibly PCIrisers and so on for the rig you want to put the 750 TI's in. so the rest of a 2 GPU rig have to cost under 52usd or a 6 GPU rig under 156 usd to be under Gridseeds miner in startup cost, then after that the 750 TI will consume maby 31w more per hour, 271.56 Kwh/year, but they may be a good competitor for middle/higher end GPU's depending on what powercost and the rest of the rigs startup cost you have.
March 09, 2014, 12:25:47 PM
Just put in 20 shares today and plan on buying 30 more, but as glongsword said, it hasn't been a very good time for Bitcoin exchanges. If Cryptostocks is shut down, do you have a list of who owns what shares, and if you do, how would you get dividends to shareholders? As far as I can tell, Cryptostocks doesn't have a specific address linked to your account (besides your deposit address).
I don't know exactly how the political climate in china is towards stock or currency exchanges in the btcworld, those exchanges that was trading CNY/BTC was getting some restrictions earlier but i don't think there is any problems for those in pure cryptocurrencys.Investors on cryptostocks can allow the stock issuer to see there email address, issuer can then carry on even if the exchange would be shut down, they can just email all shareholders and request for an address to pay dividends to. If it ever would get to that i'm sure the site wouldn't go black overnight but people would have time to set there emailaddress to viewable by asset issuers.
The best would of course be a system where people set a public BTC(LTC/DVC)address instead that share issuer could see from the start, no need to have the email address shown to all asset issuers you have shares in, in case some of them would be shady.
March 09, 2014, 11:11:09 AM
Edit: Announcement up here: https://cryptostocks.com/announcements/1046
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I got some more info from Gray. The ASIC he's looking at is http://www.cybtc.com/it618_scoremall-scoremall_page.html?pid=40
1 TH/s SHA-256
$3300 (approx conversion)
880W
28nm die
March 18 delivery (according to Google translate)
Which puts it at:
$3.4 /GH/s
0.9 W/GH/s
Looking here http://thegenesisblock.com/mining, there are better ASICs coming, but they don't seem to be available for a month or more, which makes this 1T unit look pretty nice.
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I got some more info from Gray. The ASIC he's looking at is http://www.cybtc.com/it618_scoremall-scoremall_page.html?pid=40
1 TH/s SHA-256
$3300 (approx conversion)
880W
28nm die
March 18 delivery (according to Google translate)
Which puts it at:
$3.4 /GH/s
0.9 W/GH/s
Looking here http://thegenesisblock.com/mining, there are better ASICs coming, but they don't seem to be available for a month or more, which makes this 1T unit look pretty nice.
March 06, 2014, 08:51:15 PM
Could you please provide more details about the vote?
Which unit is that? How much will you pay per unit?
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Should we get some sha256 asic miner? 1T miner is going to release.. I can get some miner very fast. It can provide us more profit daily.
Which unit is that? How much will you pay per unit?
March 06, 2014, 05:30:17 PM
Just put in 20 shares today and plan on buying 30 more, but as glongsword said, it hasn't been a very good time for Bitcoin exchanges. If Cryptostocks is shut down, do you have a list of who owns what shares, and if you do, how would you get dividends to shareholders? As far as I can tell, Cryptostocks doesn't have a specific address linked to your account (besides your deposit address).
March 06, 2014, 01:26:48 AM
I'm very interested in buying a decent amount of shares, but I am very weary of cryptostocks after having been scammed by altswap this week. Do you have any employee profiles to help me get familiar with who runs this organization? Also, how long will the miners run for? Assuming nobody bothers to improve on gridseed's design it's probably not a big deal, but if the miners start to lag in Hashes/kw compared to newer hardware, I imagine you won't want to continue hosting them for the 15% fees you take. What's the shelf-life on shares?
March 04, 2014, 07:55:01 PM
Congrats on selling out the first 10,000 shares!
And nice update here: https://cryptostocks.com/announcements/979
And nice update here: https://cryptostocks.com/announcements/979
March 04, 2014, 07:17:32 PM
Great job lately!! keep it up!!
March 03, 2014, 07:48:12 PM
That's what I did... and good news is ..they finally provide 10% discount to me, after order 40 units.
And they promised if new controller on stock, I can change old beta one with new one.
Gray
And they promised if new controller on stock, I can change old beta one with new one.
Gray
Great news!
I was also wondering, do you mine on a coin-switching pool like multipool.us, so that you automatically mine the most profitable one? It would be a lot easier than manually monitoring switching all the miners to a new coin.
March 03, 2014, 04:04:06 PM
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I agree with thy... buying the good controller separately might be better than waiting a week without the Gridseeds running.
That's what I did... and good news is ..they finally provide 10% discount to me, after order 40 units.
And they promised if new controller on stock, I can change old beta one with new one.
Gray
March 02, 2014, 07:40:06 PM
For now ... working set is
10 Gridseeds x 1
1 6 R9 270X set
2 6 R9 290X set
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on shipping
10 Gridseeds x 1
1 6 R9 270X set
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ordering
20 Gridseeds .... That company is asshole... they selling old controller and ask me to take, if you dont, they dont want to sell you. so still working on it
After those miner ready,,i will post some picture later
Gray
10 Gridseeds x 1
1 6 R9 270X set
2 6 R9 290X set
---------------------
on shipping
10 Gridseeds x 1
1 6 R9 270X set
---------------------
ordering
20 Gridseeds .... That company is asshole... they selling old controller and ask me to take, if you dont, they dont want to sell you. so still working on it
After those miner ready,,i will post some picture later
Gray
Awesome, thanks for the update!
I agree with thy... buying the good controller separately might be better than waiting a week without the Gridseeds running.
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