20th Week's Coupon Pre-Calculation
Calculation time: October 24, 12:15:35 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 0
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: October 17, 11:18:23
Ending at: October 24, 12:15:35
Total time: 608232s
Difficulty: 3,072,321.73
Hashrate of this week: 1.38797
coupon/share = (1.38797*10^6)/(2^32)*(608232*50/3,072,321.73)=0.0031988
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 25.1515068 (last accumulated) + 12.6608504 (this week) = 37.8123572
(The payment will be linearly accumulated till we are able to pay)
Topic: MOORE: Mining Bond Beating the Moore's Law (Collecting Shareholder Data) - page 3. (Read 19165 times)
October 24, 2012, 07:19:27 AM
October 17, 2012, 06:25:44 AM
19th Week's Coupon Pre-Calculation
Calculation time: October 17, 11:18:23 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: October 10, 10:51:06
Ending at: October 16, 16 22:56:08
Total time: 561902s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Starting from: October 16, 16 22:56:08
Ending at: October 17, 11:18:23
Total time: 44535s
Difficulty: 3,072,321.73
Hashrate of this week: 1.37573
coupon/share = (1.37573*10^6)/(2^32)*(561902*50/3,054,627.53+44535*50/3,072,321.73)=0.0031782
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 12.5721912 (last accumulated) + 12.5793156 (this week) = 25.1515068
(The payment will be linearly accumulated till we are able to pay)
Calculation time: October 17, 11:18:23 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: October 10, 10:51:06
Ending at: October 16, 16 22:56:08
Total time: 561902s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Starting from: October 16, 16 22:56:08
Ending at: October 17, 11:18:23
Total time: 44535s
Difficulty: 3,072,321.73
Hashrate of this week: 1.37573
coupon/share = (1.37573*10^6)/(2^32)*(561902*50/3,054,627.53+44535*50/3,072,321.73)=0.0031782
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 12.5721912 (last accumulated) + 12.5793156 (this week) = 25.1515068
(The payment will be linearly accumulated till we are able to pay)
October 10, 2012, 11:48:40 PM
Update
In case of the possibility we could not receive the shareholders data, we begin collecting the claims ourselves.
Please send to ([email protected]) your number of shares and your Bitcoin address for receiving dividends. Please annotate that they are MOORE shares to avoid confusion with ASICMINER or MU shares. You could accompany them with any evidence you think is OK to provide. It is highly recommended that you use an address that you have its private key. By that, you may enjoy more facilities provided by our future automatic migrating platform.
In case of the possibility we could not receive the shareholders data, we begin collecting the claims ourselves.
Please send to ([email protected]) your number of shares and your Bitcoin address for receiving dividends. Please annotate that they are MOORE shares to avoid confusion with ASICMINER or MU shares. You could accompany them with any evidence you think is OK to provide. It is highly recommended that you use an address that you have its private key. By that, you may enjoy more facilities provided by our future automatic migrating platform.
October 10, 2012, 05:59:30 AM
Thanks friedcat. Ive got a few shares locked up in glbse 
October 10, 2012, 05:54:58 AM
18th Week's Coupon Pre-Calculation
Calculation time: October 10, 10:51:06 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 0
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: October 3, 09:04:10
Ending at: October 10, 10:51:06
Total time: 611216s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Hashrate of this week: 1.36359
coupon/share = (1.36359*10^6)/(2^32)*(611216*50/3,054,627.53)=0.0031764
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 12.5721912
(The payment will be linearly accumulated till we are able to pay)
Calculation time: October 10, 10:51:06 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 0
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: October 3, 09:04:10
Ending at: October 10, 10:51:06
Total time: 611216s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Hashrate of this week: 1.36359
coupon/share = (1.36359*10^6)/(2^32)*(611216*50/3,054,627.53)=0.0031764
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 12.5721912
(The payment will be linearly accumulated till we are able to pay)
October 08, 2012, 06:50:20 AM
Thanks for the update.
October 08, 2012, 06:38:26 AM
What's the plan now that GLBSE has closed?
The shareholder data will be transferred and maintained as soon as we get it from GLBSE.
Before the things settle down, all coupons will be (linearly) accumulated.
October 08, 2012, 06:15:52 AM
It's a secret.
October 08, 2012, 06:05:03 AM
What's the plan now that GLBSE has closed?
October 03, 2012, 04:13:22 AM
17th Payment
Calculation time: October 3, 09:04:10 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 26, 10:30:18
Ending at: October 3, 01:17:01
Total time: 571603s
Difficulty: 2,864,140.50
Starting from: October 3, 01:17:01
Ending at: October 3, 09:04:10
Total time: 28029s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Hashrate of this week: 1.35156MH/s
coupon/share = (1.35156*10^6)/(2^32)*(571603*50/2,864,140.50+28029*50/3,054,627.53)=0.0032845
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 13.000051
Calculation time: October 3, 09:04:10 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 26, 10:30:18
Ending at: October 3, 01:17:01
Total time: 571603s
Difficulty: 2,864,140.50
Starting from: October 3, 01:17:01
Ending at: October 3, 09:04:10
Total time: 28029s
Difficulty: 3,054,627.53
Hashrate of this week: 1.35156MH/s
coupon/share = (1.35156*10^6)/(2^32)*(571603*50/2,864,140.50+28029*50/3,054,627.53)=0.0032845
Number of Shares: 3958
Total Payment: 13.000051
September 26, 2012, 05:37:26 AM
16th Payment
Calculation time: September 26, 10:30:18 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 19, 06:39:24
Ending at: September 19, 22:13:25
Total time: 56041s
Difficulty: 2,694,047.95
Starting from: September 19, 22:13:25
Ending at: September 26, 10:30:18
Total time: 562613s
Difficulty: 2,864,140.50
Hashrate of this week: 1.33964MH/s
coupon/share = (1.33964*10^6)/(2^32)*(56041*50/2,694,047.95+562613*50/2,864,140.50)=0.0033879
Number of Shares: 3961
Total Payment: 13.4194719
Calculation time: September 26, 10:30:18 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 1
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 19, 06:39:24
Ending at: September 19, 22:13:25
Total time: 56041s
Difficulty: 2,694,047.95
Starting from: September 19, 22:13:25
Ending at: September 26, 10:30:18
Total time: 562613s
Difficulty: 2,864,140.50
Hashrate of this week: 1.33964MH/s
coupon/share = (1.33964*10^6)/(2^32)*(56041*50/2,694,047.95+562613*50/2,864,140.50)=0.0033879
Number of Shares: 3961
Total Payment: 13.4194719
September 24, 2012, 11:30:27 PM
How does ASIC mining differ in calculating how much the hashrate will rise each week ?
It will be done as the one before: when upgrade with ASICMINER, we directly push X weeks ahead, resulting in a jump of (1+0.89%)^X, then grow by 0.89% each week as usual.Whats X?
Maybe you can say a range where x will lie in? Or is it like it was with the liquid helium plan?
Therefore we have two choices now. One is to empower MOORE with my own ASIC project when it succeeds (estimated deploying time at October-November this year), the other is to buy BFL ASICs. In both cases I will continue to pay coupons and increase the hashrate steadily by 0.89% per week before suddenly pulling the hashrate up with the help of new mining rigs with a new execution of the new Liquid Helium plan.
The estimation of the first choice is about 200-300MH/(second*share).
The estimation of the second choice is about 50-100MH/(second*share).
Both are based on the current price level of Bitcoin. The 0.89% growth will still be maintained after the upgrade.
The estimation of the first choice is about 200-300MH/(second*share).
The estimation of the second choice is about 50-100MH/(second*share).
Both are based on the current price level of Bitcoin. The 0.89% growth will still be maintained after the upgrade.
And if at that time, the market tells me the hashrate/share is too high, I will raise the price when selling more. If too low, I will push the hashrate higher.
September 24, 2012, 07:01:15 PM
How does ASIC mining differ in calculating how much the hashrate will rise each week ?
It will be done as the one before: when upgrade with ASICMINER, we directly push X weeks ahead, resulting in a jump of (1+0.89%)^X, then grow by 0.89% each week as usual.Whats X?
Maybe you can say a range where x will lie in? Or is it like it was with the liquid helium plan?
September 19, 2012, 01:50:50 AM
15th Payment
Calculation time: September 19, 06:39:24 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 0
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 12, 05:32:20
Ending at: September 19, 06:39:24
Total time: 608824s
Difficulty: 2,694,047.95
Hashrate of this week: 1.32782MH/s
coupon/share = (1.32782*10^6)/(2^32)*(608824*50/2,694,047.95)=0.0034933
Number of Shares: 4048
Total Payment: 14.1408784
Calculation time: September 19, 06:39:24 forum time
Number of difficulty change: 0
Number of block reward change: 0
Time interval:
Starting from: September 12, 05:32:20
Ending at: September 19, 06:39:24
Total time: 608824s
Difficulty: 2,694,047.95
Hashrate of this week: 1.32782MH/s
coupon/share = (1.32782*10^6)/(2^32)*(608824*50/2,694,047.95)=0.0034933
Number of Shares: 4048
Total Payment: 14.1408784
September 17, 2012, 08:26:16 AM
How does ASIC mining differ in calculating how much the hashrate will rise each week ?
It will be done as the one before: when upgrade with ASICMINER, we directly push X weeks ahead, resulting in a jump of (1+0.89%)^X, then grow by 0.89% each week as usual. September 17, 2012, 08:19:37 AM
friedcat, how your predictions from page 1 hold up? Have you made any charts with actual historic data and superimposed the results on predictions?
If yes, can you post it?
The actual results are closer to the very prediction of a persistent difficulty increasing. The data could be fetched from the dividends record in GLBSE.If yes, can you post it?
However, we have boosted the hashrate/share once like a transition. We will do a much more dramatic upgrade of hashrate/share when the ASICMINER project succeeds. After that, MOORE may be used as a window for selling some of the hashing power of ASICMINER. It is also possible that the MOORE will be under the management of ASICMINER instead of me the individual.
How does ASIC mining differ in calculating how much the hashrate will rise each week ?
September 17, 2012, 07:33:12 AM
friedcat, how your predictions from page 1 hold up? Have you made any charts with actual historic data and superimposed the results on predictions?
If yes, can you post it?
The actual results are closer to the very prediction of a persistent difficulty increasing. The data could be fetched from the dividends record in GLBSE.If yes, can you post it?
However, we have boosted the hashrate/share once like a transition. We will do a much more dramatic upgrade of hashrate/share when the ASICMINER project succeeds. After that, MOORE may be used as a window for selling some of the hashing power of ASICMINER. It is also possible that the MOORE will be under the management of ASICMINER instead of me the individual.
September 17, 2012, 07:28:18 AM
friedcat, how does one go about selling the bonds back to you at 0.5?
(Yes, I only ask because there's a couple hundred selling under 0.5)
It is always valid. You could see it from the dividends record.(Yes, I only ask because there's a couple hundred selling under 0.5)
I have been doing the buying-back mainly via putting bidding walls. There was also a large buying back that's directly from me via GLBSE asset transferring.
September 15, 2012, 11:36:06 AM
friedcat, how does one go about selling the bonds back to you at 0.5?
(Yes, I only ask because there's a couple hundred selling under 0.5)
(Yes, I only ask because there's a couple hundred selling under 0.5)
September 12, 2012, 11:43:37 AM
naaaice, dividends . I like this bond. Friedcat can be trusted - after I've done my research.Thanks man.
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