Can I invest into bitfunder please ? I have weird feeling its going to be doing good soon 
Really. I have a weird feeling it will also be closing down soon.
Topic: [LABCOIN] IPO [BTCT.CO] - Details/FAQ and Discussion (ASIC dev/sales/mining) - page 230. (Read 1079974 times)
September 23, 2013, 06:18:45 AM
Really. I have a weird feeling it will also be closing down soon.
September 23, 2013, 06:15:04 AM
hmm.. another daytime has passed in china, yet no hashrate increase.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
Meh. As long as they keep buying and putting more more and reasonably meet hashrates..
Can I invest into bitfunder please ? I have weird feeling its going to be doing good soon
September 23, 2013, 06:14:47 AM
Ohh bollocks.. Whats happened now?
September 23, 2013, 06:11:28 AM
Hey Ukyo, have you discussed anything with Burnside regarding listing the btct securities in Bitfunder?
September 23, 2013, 06:11:11 AM
So is Labcoin moving to bitfunder? Ukyo make it happen
September 23, 2013, 06:09:56 AM
hmm.. another daytime has passed in china, yet no hashrate increase.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
Meh. As long as they keep buying and putting more more and reasonably meet hashrates..
+1 LOL
September 23, 2013, 06:09:26 AM
hmm.. another daytime has passed in china, yet no hashrate increase.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
Meh. As long as they keep buying and putting more more and reasonably meet hashrates..
September 23, 2013, 06:06:42 AM
hmm.. another daytime has passed in china, yet no hashrate increase.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
I am more worried about they keep tricking us using bought mining rigs.
September 23, 2013, 06:05:55 AM
This is something Swede might actually be able to handle.
September 23, 2013, 06:04:18 AM
In stead of panicking or fighting with each other, could we united together and try to work out a plan or at least a suggestion so that this thing can be handled with everyone's best interest?
1) First, it's better to avoid trading now and keep the bid order book sheer. Most investors will lose a lot with the current bid price anyway. We have to prevent the labcoin team from selling all their private shares now and then leave for good. If they still have unsold shares, at least they have motives to move to another exchange.
2) Contact TheSwede75 and labcoin immediately for their reply, and suggested them to move the another exchange. Try our best not to let them buy back the shares at IPO price. There seems no any information in the contract about buying back or methods will be taken in case of exchange closing.
1) First, it's better to avoid trading now and keep the bid order book sheer. Most investors will lose a lot with the current bid price anyway. We have to prevent the labcoin team from selling all their private shares now and then leave for good. If they still have unsold shares, at least they have motives to move to another exchange.
2) Contact TheSwede75 and labcoin immediately for their reply, and suggested them to move the another exchange. Try our best not to let them buy back the shares at IPO price. There seems no any information in the contract about buying back or methods will be taken in case of exchange closing.
Very good. We should stick together now, it's in our best interest. Let's get ourselves organized!
September 23, 2013, 06:02:51 AM
This is how i see it, labcoin chose to prove they are hashing one day before BTCTO announces its closing down, i would find it very unlikely that the stock issuers were not told before the announcement that BTCTO will be closing down in order to give them time for preperation etc, therefore Labcoin could've probably gotten away without ever proving they are hashing by delaying, however they didn't why ? becouse they are not a scam? who said scam? once you realise they are not a scam, you will realise that the scam is only inside your head
Every share holder contacting the issuer is not going to help the process or speed things up, it is probably best to give them a few days(the ones you trust anyway) to sort alternatives and figure things out for themselves as i doubt BS gave them anymore notice than the shareholders.
Contacting any other parties in advance was not an option. There should be plenty of time to figure things out.
September 23, 2013, 06:01:02 AM
In stead of panicking or fighting with each other, could we united together and try to work out a plan or at least a suggestion so that this thing can be handled with everyone's best interest?
1) First, it's better to avoid trading now and keep the bid order book sheer. Most investors will lose a lot with the current bid price anyway. We have to prevent the labcoin team from selling all their private shares now and then leave for good. If they still have unsold shares, at least they have motives to move to another exchange.
2) Contact TheSwede75 and labcoin immediately for their reply, and suggested them to move the another exchange. Try our best not to let them buy back the shares at IPO price. There seems no any information in the contract about buying back or methods will be taken in case of exchange closing.
1) First, it's better to avoid trading now and keep the bid order book sheer. Most investors will lose a lot with the current bid price anyway. We have to prevent the labcoin team from selling all their private shares now and then leave for good. If they still have unsold shares, at least they have motives to move to another exchange.
2) Contact TheSwede75 and labcoin immediately for their reply, and suggested them to move the another exchange. Try our best not to let them buy back the shares at IPO price. There seems no any information in the contract about buying back or methods will be taken in case of exchange closing.
September 23, 2013, 06:00:33 AM
Oh boy... I dont want to see how labcoin is going to handle this kind a mess with their PR skills -_-
They are now off the hook, with even less obligation to 'investors' interests.
September 23, 2013, 06:00:27 AM
Oh boy... I dont want to see how labcoin is going to handle this kind a mess with their PR skills -_-
Well at least its always entertaining in bitcoin land September 23, 2013, 06:00:16 AM
Oh boy... I dont want to see how labcoin is going to handle this kind a mess with their PR skills -_-
Hi all,Everything is under our control and everything is going according to our schedule nicely.
Thanks for you continuing support.
/sarcasm
September 23, 2013, 05:58:19 AM
Oh boy... I dont want to see how labcoin is going to handle this kind a mess with their PR skills -_-
September 23, 2013, 05:53:28 AM
Well i never said it as certain fact, therefore i used the term 'unlikely' ,its just a hunch
Sorry if I sound like a douche. Its just burnside could have done this much better, and I am venting.
I can agree with that
September 23, 2013, 05:52:33 AM
Well i never said it as certain fact, therefore i used the term 'unlikely' ,its just a hunch
Sorry if I sound like a douche. Its just burnside could have done this much better, and I am venting.
September 23, 2013, 05:50:15 AM
This is how i see it, labcoin chose to prove they are hashing one day before BTCTO announces its closing down, i would find it very unlikely that the stock issuers were not told before the announcement that BTCTO will be closing down in order to give them time for preperation etc, therefore Labcoin could've probably gotten away without ever proving they are hashing by delaying, however they didn't why ? becouse they are not a scam? who said scam? once you realise they are not a scam, you will realise that the scam is only inside your head
Everything you just wrote is null, because no issuer was told beforehand. Otherwise the issuers of all the stocks would be on this forum to explain their movement plans to stop panic.
The issuers were in the dark like we are.
Well i never said it as certain fact, therefore i used the term 'unlikely' ,its just a hunch
September 23, 2013, 05:49:24 AM
This is how i see it, labcoin chose to prove they are hashing one day before BTCTO announces its closing down, i would find it very unlikely that the stock issuers were not told before the announcement that BTCTO will be closing down in order to give them time for preperation etc, therefore Labcoin could've probably gotten away without ever proving they are hashing by delaying, however they didn't why ? becouse they are not a scam? who said scam? once you realise they are not a scam, you will realise that the scam is only inside your head
Everything you just wrote is null, because no issuer was told beforehand. Otherwise the issuers of all the stocks would be on this forum to explain their movement plans to stop panic.
The issuers were in the dark like we are.
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