Lab Rat Data Processing, LLC (LabRatMining) Official Announcement - page 203.

VinceSamios

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Quote from: pascal257 on October 23, 2013, 08:08:19 AM

Quote from: grnbrg on October 23, 2013, 08:06:45 AM

Quote from: fran2k on October 23, 2013, 07:39:24 AM

I'm selling 130 shares cheap if anyone is interested.

I would like to know how we are going to trade the shares now.

I'm still working out the details with @Lab_Rat, but the short version is going to be that both parties will need to send an email to LR or myself, signed with the BTC address associated with the LRM shares outlining the transaction. "I want to buy 50 shares from

for XXXXBTC" "I want to sell 50 shares to

for XXXXBTC". I will provide a BTC address and will receive the funds from the buyer, and transmit them to the seller, less a 0.5% fee. (Minimum fee of 0.025 BTC.) Once I have received the payment I will update the master spreadsheet of bonds to reflect the requested sale.

The above may change slightly. And @Lab_Rat needs to set up the spreadsheet yet. But that's the idea.

grnbrg.

And why would you do the escrow?

Theres no point doing an escrow, if you see the money change hand's the deal is done. Public ledger for the win.

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Quote from: grnbrg on October 23, 2013, 08:06:45 AM

Quote from: fran2k on October 23, 2013, 07:39:24 AM

I'm selling 130 shares cheap if anyone is interested.

I would like to know how we are going to trade the shares now.

I'm still working out the details with @Lab_Rat, but the short version is going to be that both parties will need to send an email to LR or myself, signed with the BTC address associated with the LRM shares outlining the transaction. "I want to buy 50 shares from

for XXXXBTC" "I want to sell 50 shares to

for XXXXBTC". I will provide a BTC address and will receive the funds from the buyer, and transmit them to the seller, less a 0.5% fee. (Minimum fee of 0.025 BTC.) Once I have received the payment I will update the master spreadsheet of bonds to reflect the requested sale.

The above may change slightly. And @Lab_Rat needs to set up the spreadsheet yet. But that's the idea.

grnbrg.

And why would you do the escrow?

grnbrg

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Quote from: fran2k on October 23, 2013, 07:39:24 AM

I'm selling 130 shares cheap if anyone is interested.

I would like to know how we are going to trade the shares now.

I'm still working out the details with @Lab_Rat, but the short version is going to be that both parties will need to send an email to LR or myself, signed with the BTC address associated with the LRM shares outlining the transaction. "I want to buy 50 shares from

for XXXXBTC" "I want to sell 50 shares to

for XXXXBTC". I will provide a BTC address and will receive the funds from the buyer, and transmit them to the seller, less a 0.5% fee. (Minimum fee of 0.025 BTC.) Once I have received the payment I will update the master spreadsheet of bonds to reflect the requested sale.

The above may change slightly. And @Lab_Rat needs to set up the spreadsheet yet. But that's the idea.

grnbrg.

fran2k

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I'm selling 130 shares cheap if anyone is interested.

I would like to know how we are going to trade the shares now.

bigdude

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Quote from: VinceSamios on October 23, 2013, 06:01:07 AM

the BFL forums used to be the primary place for LRM information... and more often than not info was posted on the BFL forum and not on BTCTalk.... can you please switch to BTCTalk permanently (as you appear to have done) and announce this as the place for all future news. Really frustrating and confusing trying to work out where to look.

+100

VinceSamios

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the BFL forums used to be the primary place for LRM information... and more often than not info was posted on the BFL forum and not on BTCTalk.... can you please switch to BTCTalk permanently (as you appear to have done) and announce this as the place for all future news. Really frustrating and confusing trying to work out where to look.

||bit

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Quote from: Lab_Rat on October 22, 2013, 10:46:26 PM

Quote from: ||bit on October 22, 2013, 06:13:21 PM

It's the 3rd week into October and still no hardware or order placed. Compared to whatever prices were agreed to for an early October order placement, an eventual order will need to be reduced big time. Or find a new supplier.

I'm not sure where you're getting your news from, but what exactly do you think went down at the meeting between Dave and I?

I understand I haven't been the most vocal about everything, but please don't make assumptions. Order was placed in person with Dave and hardware should be rolling in this week or first thing next week in large quantities.

Seems I made a mistake - sorry. I thought your lunch was reported just as a serendipitous lunch meetup. Also, I recalled (perhaps incorrectly) that you indicated no orders were placed a few days back. But I looked and apparently overlooked or forgot one of your more relevant comments.

Anyway, the the bulk of the comment, about hardware prices, was more of the point. It probably wouldn't matter much at all if the order was delayed for even a month from now, as long as the future purchase price of hardware canceled out any subsequent difficulty increase.

bittymitty

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Quote from: Lab_Rat on October 22, 2013, 10:46:26 PM

Quote from: ||bit on October 22, 2013, 06:13:21 PM

It's the 3rd week into October and still no hardware or order placed. Compared to whatever prices were agreed to for an early October order placement, an eventual order will need to be reduced big time. Or find a new supplier.

I'm not sure where you're getting your news from, but what exactly do you think went down at the meeting between Dave and I?

I understand I haven't been the most vocal about everything, but please don't make assumptions. Order was placed in person with Dave and hardware should be rolling in this week or first thing next week in large quantities.

now orders have been placed can you give us some numbers like how many gh/s we should expect?

Lab_Rat

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Please do not make private sales and/or transfers on BitFunder as they've been alerted to pull LRM from BitFunder. I am not pulling a further list from the site.

Lab_Rat

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I started on the list, got most of it done, but I don't want to put up a list that states "Haven't Received Verification" in a column where people may or may have not sent me an email already. I'll finish it in the morning and post a link to it.

Lab_Rat

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Quote from: ||bit on October 22, 2013, 06:13:21 PM

It's the 3rd week into October and still no hardware or order placed. Compared to whatever prices were agreed to for an early October order placement, an eventual order will need to be reduced big time. Or find a new supplier.

I'm not sure where you're getting your news from, but what exactly do you think went down at the meeting between Dave and I?

I understand I haven't been the most vocal about everything, but please don't make assumptions. Order was placed in person with Dave and hardware should be rolling in this week or first thing next week in large quantities.

ICantThinkOfaName

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Quote from: grnbrg on October 22, 2013, 11:53:35 AM

I've been chatting with @Lab_Rat this morning.... He expects to post a list of addresses later today. I promise to pester him until he does.

He is also working on setting up some sort of system to trade bonds through labratmining.com.

And in the short term, is going to set something up so that I (and himself) can make person-to-person sales. More details on that when I have them.

grnbrg.

Today is rapidly running out...

||bit

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It's the 3rd week into October and still no hardware or order placed. Compared to whatever prices were agreed to for an early October order placement, an eventual order will need to be reduced big time. Or find a new supplier.

grnbrg

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Quote from: bigasic on October 22, 2013, 02:36:40 PM

The only way you can do that is with a blockchain.info wallet, correct? I know you can send from a specific address, but on QT and multi bit, if there is a way to send with a specific address, please share...

Dunno. I know with Electrum, I can freeze specific addresses, as well as mark addresses as "prioritize"...

I guess the other option is to export the key in question, import it into a new, virgin wallet, and work from there.....

grnbrg.

PS: Yeah, ok, not all clients allow signing... My 'droid wallet doesn't, for example. And if you entered an exchange deposit wallet, that's a problem as well...

bigasic

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The only way you can do that is with a blockchain.info wallet, correct? I know you can send from a specific address, but on QT and multi bit, if there is a way to send with a specific address, please share...

||bit

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Quote from: grnbrg on October 22, 2013, 11:55:56 AM

Quote from: rufusred1 on October 22, 2013, 11:52:52 AM

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Message Signature: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The information in the body should be copy pasted from the signed message to your email, no leading or following spaces other than to separate the message signature from the message. No additional information necessary.

This is part of the instructions posted on Lab Rat Mining's website. I'm confused as to what the Message Signature should be. Is is a hand written signature? Is it a digital signature? Is it a regular email signature? Is it a public encryption key?

It is the signature created with your public Bitfunder bitcoin address.

All wallet software has the capability to sign a message using a bitcoin address from a wallet. Use that to sign your message.

There have been several examples and how-tos posted to this thread.

grnbrg.

Maybe most of the common software has this capability, but I don't think all wallet software has it. Worse case, someone could let Labrat know in private. And then Labrat could send the person a fraction of a bitcoin, and the person sends it back with the wallet address in question. That would strongly enough indicate that the person has control of the wallet.

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Quote from: rufusred1 on October 22, 2013, 11:52:52 AM

Quote

Message Signature: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The information in the body should be copy pasted from the signed message to your email, no leading or following spaces other than to separate the message signature from the message. No additional information necessary.

This is part of the instructions posted on Lab Rat Mining's website. I'm confused as to what the Message Signature should be. Is is a hand written signature? Is it a digital signature? Is it a regular email signature? Is it a public encryption key?

It is the signature created with your public Bitfunder bitcoin address.

All wallet software has the capability to sign a message using a bitcoin address from a wallet. Use that to sign your message.

There have been several examples and how-tos posted to this thread.

grnbrg.

grnbrg

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I've been chatting with @Lab_Rat this morning.... He expects to post a list of addresses later today. I promise to pester him until he does.

He is also working on setting up some sort of system to trade bonds through labratmining.com.

And in the short term, is going to set something up so that I (and himself) can make person-to-person sales. More details on that when I have them.

grnbrg.

rufusred1

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Quote

Message Signature: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

The information in the body should be copy pasted from the signed message to your email, no leading or following spaces other than to separate the message signature from the message. No additional information necessary.

This is part of the instructions posted on Lab Rat Mining's website. I'm confused as to what the Message Signature should be. Is is a hand written signature? Is it a digital signature? Is it a regular email signature? Is it a public encryption key?

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Quote from: KonstantinosM on October 22, 2013, 09:02:45 AM

Can you confirm when bonds have been transferred by an e-mail?
I am a small player with 24 bonds but I don't want to lose them.
I sent the e-mail at 9:59 AM EST.

Don't worry KonstantinosM, LabRat is makin a list with "verified, not verified, etc"

Quote from: Lab_Rat on October 18, 2013, 05:35:59 PM

Yes I will be making a public list that will contain the address in one column and either ( Verified, Failed Verification, or Not Received ) so no personal info will be public ie. email addresses or anything else.

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