Topic: [LABCOIN] IPO [BTCT.CO] - Details/FAQ and Discussion (ASIC dev/sales/mining) - page 694. (Read 1079974 times)

Lets consider this. 850,022 shares on ask. That's 850,022 out of 7,000,000 possible shares(ignoring the owners). That means most of the shareholders don't want to sell. The largest buy at IPO was 200k~ share. I would say the confidence of the shareholders are strong. There are only a few very loud speculators that are trying to make a quick buck. No whales are panic selling anytime soon.

people just have to recover from yesterday's dump,pump,dump,pump.

Lets consider this. 850,022 shares on ask. That's 850,022 out of 7,000,000 possible shares(ignoring the owners). That means most of the shareholders don't want to sell. The largest buy at IPO was 200k~ share. I would say the confidence of the shareholders are strong. There are only a few very loud speculators that are trying to make a quick buck. No whales are panic selling anytime soon.

I guess I am insecure, not trying to be a troll.  There are a couple promises that they haven't kept.  1 - the locking of shares (they said they would do this) 2- Having the people get out of "newbie jail" and talk to us in the forum.  These were their promises not mine.  Don't see whats so hard about doing these 2 things.

They meeting their deadlines since they set it out a month ago at IPO. I don't see any point in contacting them. If you want to speculate on price than good luck. I'm not as in-secured as some of you guys. They even announced news yesterday. If they missed their deadline next week I may question. If they continue to delay like BFL, I'll pull out. So far there is no reason to.

65 nm design is currently under development and is expected to go on tape-out in late August or early September.

from https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2855020

his ETA for 130nm pretty well matched up the batch delivery he announced, super

Have you been in contact with him?

Have you been in contact with him?

Once again. Fabrizio Tatti is NOT the CEO of labcoin. He is Founder and sole owner of iTec-pro Ltd. Samuel Noi is the person closest to what you'll call a CEO of labcoin because he is the managing director of the project and iTec-pro.

Bother Sam about it.

I'll say LabCoin is not professionally managed in the respect of PR. TheSwede either lacks information or motive to do his PR job. A Hong Kong company and China factory introduced a PR living in US east coast itself is funny considering the time difference and the distance.

But I still don't think the project is completely a scam. We can avoid touching this stock because of lack of transparency and trust. But if you are already stakeholders, there's no reason to panic sell because someone said it is a scam.

Bottom line:
There's a CEO with real name and a QQ number, who admitted there's a project called LabCoin and Sam is indeed the leader. There's indeed a man called Wang Zhenghua in Shen Zhen China, who working in EE company. They did not grab the IPO money when they have chance to get double the money. They cannot dump all their shares due to the sheer order book. They can manipulate the market, but cannot gain much due to the relatively small volume.

Meanwhile, if there's finally a real collapse, only a small part of people could escape due to the sheer order book. The majority of the 10M shares will be 0 anyway.

In conclusion, if the LabCoin guy really want to earn big money, they have to work hard and get things done. If the chips were a failure, they can gain little by hiding the fact. So I still believe the chips are fine but not great. Most likely, the PCB part has some problem since they said they need to finalize the control board design. So if you are stakeholders, the best you can do is to hold tight and be patient and give them some time.

Once again. Fabrizio Tatti is NOT the CEO of labcoin. He is Founder and sole owner of iTec-pro Ltd. Samuel Noi is the person closest to what you'll call a CEO of labcoin because he is the managing director of the project and iTec-pro.

Bother Sam about it.

CEO of APPLE would be glad if you contract him through personal phone number when he is busy and will beg you to put the phone number on to website.
Oh, you know what, he will tell you everything about IPHONE6S.

I'll say LabCoin is not professionally managed in the respect of PR. TheSwede either lacks information or motive to do his PR job. A Hong Kong company and China factory introduced a PR living in US east coast itself is funny considering the time difference and the distance.

But I still don't think the project is completely a scam. We can avoid touching this stock because of lack of transparency and trust. But if you are already stakeholders, there's no reason to panic sell because someone said it is a scam.

Bottom line:
There's a CEO with real name and a QQ number, who admitted there's a project called LabCoin and Sam is indeed the leader. There's indeed a man called Wang Zhenghua in Shen Zhen China, who working in EE company. They did not grab the IPO money when they have chance to get double the money. They cannot dump all their shares due to the sheer order book. They can manipulate the market, but cannot gain much due to the relatively small volume.

Meanwhile, if there's finally a real collapse, only a small part of people could escape due to the sheer order book. The majority of the 10M shares will be 0 anyway.

In conclusion, if the LabCoin guy really want to earn big money, they have to work hard and get things done. If the chips were a failure, they can gain little by hiding the fact. So I still believe the chips are fine but not great. Most likely, the PCB part has some problem since they said they need to finalize the control board design. So if you are stakeholders, the best you can do is to hold tight and be patient and give them some time.

The thing that made me sell was when he was telling the person he was too busy to talk and to please not share his info with anyone else.. what kind of CEO does that lol

It would be hilarious to see these guys try this in the ActiveMining religious commune thread.  Well, they'd probably all just get put on ignore.

LOL, I was thinking the same. There is definitely a law of diminishing returns at work.

They might consider creating even more identities and applying their skills to other total scams / amazing companies before returning to their work here at Labcoin. It should be tested, but I estimate 5 days is the optimum time between pump and dump operations.