Contract for the 3 Petahash (2500 Sierra) order and "self-mine" kickback (3 October 13):
http://bit.ly/SnXpAm
Agreement to covert that order into 30,000 chips (4 March 14):
http://bit.ly/RXrOFe
Declaration of Gregory Bachrach, Liquidbits CEO (? May 14):
http://bit.ly/TyjpcO
And finally, for the moment, the memorandum summing it up (from Liquidbits' perspective) for the motion it made to hold the bankruptcy hearing earlier. The motion was granted, and the hearing is tomorrow (Fri 23 May):
http://bit.ly/1hcNofg
Just call me PACER.
But, hey, we should alert the press, and we should inform them of the perspective of the small customer. This is not just a dispute between Hashfast and Liquidbits, there are also the interests of hundreds of unpaid small customers at stake.
The whole point of the bankruptcy filing was to make sure that Hashfast didn't cut deals benefiting one of their creditors over the others. Small players will be protected by this.
Good on DeadTerra for outing Simon's attempt to steal the last few dollars from Hashfast. It was exactly this kind of mistake that we were looking for when we put them into involuntary bankruptcy.
Koi will be supporting the request for a trustee tomorrow morning.