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Topic: Lab Rat Data Processing, LLC (LabRatMining) Official Announcement - page 244. (Read 452224 times)

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One thing to note is that LRM still has 50,000 shares to sell.

LRM should be able to sell these shares and purchase new mining equipment later in the year/ early next year.

I for one will be reinvesting all my dividends in to more shares to grow the fund.

Personally, I won't think more investing until LRM proves capable of sustained growth into the summer of 2014. The winter looks like it could do well, but you never know.
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It will be very interesting to see what the BTC mining world will look like in March 2014.

I'm pretty sure it will involve flying monkeys and a lot of sponge cake.

Not to mention unicorns.

My $.02.

Wink
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It will be very interesting to see what the BTC mining world will look like in March 2014.

I'm pretty sure it will involve flying monkeys and a lot of sponge cake.
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It will be very interesting to see what the BTC mining world will look like in March 2014.

thegenesisblock.com reports that coninterra and hasfast together have sold more than $17.5 Million worth of gear so far. This is before today's announcement from Cointerra regarding the newly available Terrahash IV.

As of September 10th, I've been waiting 6 months on my first order of BFL gear. In that same period the network has gone up by nearly 10x

Will go up another 10x in the next 6 months? I think yes. Verly likely much more. Just to keep up with current dividend levels, LRM will need to be 10x of what it is today.

When you consider that RL returns on owner operated companies are in the range of the low 30%'s to highs of mid 40%'s it is reasonable to expect that the returns to miners will approach these levels before the rate of growth in the network begins to level off. The notion of a 2 - 3 month payback on gear has already gone by the wayside and the "fever" is giving way to the norms of investing into any particular business venture. Eventually the 'industry' of mining will yield something on the order of a Johnson & Johnson or other dividend paying blue chip. This does not contemplate the expected increase in the value of BTC which of course could be realized simply by buying BTC itself. Running a lean operation, getting the capital reinvestment ratios right and picking the right suppliers will be critical success factors going forward. Another important factor will be timing the divestiture of EOL gear.

LRM has every appearance of getting off to a good start. I'm certainly far happier with my LRM purchase than that of BFL Wink

Keep up the good work Zachary, we're counting on you.  Grin

+10

The maths behind optimising the reinvestment strategy is not trivial, but I'm sure there are many here who would be able to help with this. In a month or so I will certainly offer my help in performing an analysis of what the best course will be. I hope some other (suitably qualified) people will join me in this.
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One thing to note is that LRM still has 50,000 shares to sell.

LRM should be able to sell these shares and purchase new mining equipment later in the year/ early next year.

I for one will be reinvesting all my dividends in to more shares to grow the fund.
BKM
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It will be very interesting to see what the BTC mining world will look like in March 2014.

thegenesisblock.com reports that coninterra and hashfast together have sold more than $17.5 Million worth of gear so far. This is before today's announcement from Cointerra regarding the newly available Terrahash IV.

As of September 10th, I've been waiting 6 months on my first order of BFL gear. In that same period the network has gone up by nearly 10x

Will go up another 10x in the next 6 months? I think yes. Verly likely much more. Just to keep up with current dividend levels, LRM will need to be 10x of what it is today.

When you consider that RL returns on owner operated companies are in the range of the low 30%'s to highs of mid 40%'s it is reasonable to expect that the returns to miners will approach these levels before the rate of growth in the network begins to level off. The notion of a 2 - 3 month payback on gear has already gone by the wayside and the "fever" is giving way to the norms of investing into any particular business venture. Eventually the 'industry' of mining will yield something on the order of a Johnson & Johnson or other dividend paying blue chip. This does not contemplate the expected increase in the value of BTC which of course could be realized simply by buying BTC itself. Running a lean operation, getting the capital reinvestment ratios right and picking the right suppliers will be critical success factors going forward. Another important factor will be timing the divestiture of EOL gear.

LRM has every appearance of getting off to a good start. I'm certainly far happier with my LRM purchase than that of BFL Wink

Keep up the good work Zachary, we're counting on you.  Grin
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I did click it and it was just me.

TYVM Smiley

I can't see the http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ website. Is it down or just me?  j/k Tongue

That is brilliant!  Tongue

Reminds me of searching for "recursion" on google...  Cheesy
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I did click it and it was just me.

TYVM Smiley

I can't see the http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/ website. Is it down or just me?  j/k Tongue
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I did click it and it was just me.

TYVM Smiley
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Is the BFL website down?

I get
Error 520
Web server is returning an unknown error

Nope, it's fine, but here's a handy tool for next time you're wondering, it's helped me out many times!

http://www.downforeveryoneorjustme.com/

EDIT: Do click the link, I just read my post and realised it looks like a sarcastic post but it's a real site that's actually very useful!
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Is the BFL website down?

I get
Error 520
Web server is returning an unknown error
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Yes +1 to selling Monarchs, I would even +1 selling them at a loss
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Good luck getting a buyer for BFL gear now. 

From the amount of charge backs they are getting I'm guessing they will be bankrupt by December.



I'll take that as a +1 from you then... is that a fair assessment?  Smiley
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Good luck getting a buyer for BFL gear now. 

From the amount of charge backs they are getting I'm guessing they will be bankrupt by December.

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Labrat,

I'd like to suggest finding an entity willing to take your Butterfly Lab's Monarch order position in order to purchase more Bit Fury hardware. There is a feature on the BFL website to transfer orders to others now. I think you would agree, correct me if wrong, that $66,000 more of Bit Fury hardware sooner would be far better than Monarchs in February or March. Plus, I think Dave would redirect you another 400GH since that would be more than $50,000 more ordered. Seems a good business move.

If you like this idea. Post a forum thread. And if you want, I think we can beat the bushes for you to find a taker to assume your earlier Monarch order position at cost. Since it's paid, if you used a discount voucher, you might be allowed to keep that as profit for LRM. Wink

A nice idea, but I think you'd need to let the discount voucher apply to the order and not keep the difference as profit, otherwise you'll really struggle to find a buyer. I mean, who pays face value for BFL hardware?

The person that would pay would be anyone that wants to place a new Monarch order. However, you are correct that that would make it not as easy to find a taker.

Let's suggest this collectively to Labrat... Any +1's for this idea?
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How about trading them in for 1000 ATI cards? :p

Done and done! If you'll swap all my Singles for the equivalent hashing power in 6950's or above then I'll snap your hand off! You're forgetting that they actually have retail value outside bitcoin!
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How about trading them in for 1000 ATI cards? :p
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FML. Anyone want to buy some butterfly themed paperweights?
Have no fear, you will be able to "Trade them in" for the next size up in Butterfly Themed Paperweights!

Not good enough, I need more empty promises than that! When you allow yourself to say anything just to keep customers hanging on I expect more extravagant lies than the ones I'm currently being told! I DEMAND MOAR!!
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Cointerra just sent this email

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Dear Mining entusiast,

We are excited to announce our second batch of specialized ASIC mining equipment for early January 2014 delivery.

There is a new product that is being launched in the January batch, the 1 TH/s TerraMiner II, which sells for $3499.

There is also the TerraMiner IV retailing for $5999 in the January batch. That makes it the first mining equipment to break the $3 per Gigahash barrier!

Both products feature CoinTerra's 500 GH/s GoldStrike1 chip, which is already the fastest chip announced in the Bitcoin market. Physical Design results for GoldStrike1 show that some of these chips can perform as high as 700 Gh/s. There is a possibility that at the time of delivery customers may be offered an option to upgrade their TerraMiner for a small fee, further lowering the cost per Gigahash.

Best wishes,

CoinTerra Sales Team


Lab_Rat better start cancelling those Monarchs.

FML. Anyone want to buy some butterfly themed paperweights?
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