Topic: SkepsiDyne Integrated Node - The Bitcoin Mining Company - page 3. (Read 104288 times)

any update

GLBSE name was "SIN" I think that about sums it up.

Bump

keep me posted.  i lost as well.

http://techcores.com/2010/08/say-goodbye-to-inmotion-hosting/


Do we really need to get a lawyer to get them to respond? I hope they're improved since that article was made.

Im going to call it.
On December 18th, 2011 at 01:01:40 AM, we the investors and share holders of SkepsiDyne Intergrated Node formally acknowledge that "Tawsix", the owner and operator of the before mentioned company, has abandoned us and fled with what ever asset either physical or financial that may still exist.

Due to the events that have been recorded here in this forum, I also formally request on the behalf of the SkepsiDyne investors that an full inquest be formed into the true identity of Tawsix, the factual events of SkepsiDyne Intergrated Node and use of company assets in regards to obligational fullfilment, and investigation and orginization of prosecution and civil judgement.
During the course of the above, we will be requesting the assistance of the Bitcointalk forum moderators and administrators, Nefario of the GLBSE, and any other bitcoin or finiacial service or provider that interacted with Tawsix during the past several months.

Over the next few days I will be active in the #bitcoin-otc and #bitcoin-court channels on Freenode. During that time I invite anyone to join me in an open discussion to help in bring this to a close.

As a realist, I must tell you that all hope is slim. The likelyhood of any financial reimbursment is small and a most likely senario would end only in legal prosecution of Tawsix. That beign said, I hope to hear from thoese affected and that this will all be over soon.

-Shakaru 

Stop mining!  More bitcoins for me

Well, right now, its about 500ish for 200mhs or so via fpga and that pricing is more of estimate on the favorable side for SIN. If Butterfly Labs turns out to be true (and they very well may) you can get something like 1ghs for $700 but I think now its less speed than that and they are not yet on the market publically.

So, lets look at it this way.

He claims to have had the 8ghs of hardware. If that is made out of 5830s, we are looking at a max of 1600mhs per rig is non-stuppid setup (Im willing to bet that these things are underpowerd and overloaded on hardware. Poor motherboards) That would be about 6 rigs x 5 cards each at about $70 on the slow sale. That would be $2100 worth of cards ($3280 at the time of purchase).

Then motherboards. Smart choice would have been Msi890FXA-GD70s. They ran about $170 if you did your shoping well, and then he would need 6. They sell now for about 100-120 each, so in a best case, $720. ($1020 at time of purchase)

Ram! $10 if your a noob. $5 if your smart. $60 ($60)
Cpu, Semp 140. Cant even move these at $20, but ill give toss it on. $120
Psus. 140 a unit hoping that they are decent models. ($840)

We dont? yeah, think so. total in a best case sale in this senario.  $3840 right now with a hard sale and no shipping cost included. Btw. There is no way to spend $15000 usd on 8ghs. or 20ghs for that matter. Think about that.

Simple math problem.
How many FPGA can you buy when you sell .... details unavailable .... hardware.  1? 6? 20? 2000?  

If he could "get" 3 FPGA would that be a good deal? bad deal? fair deal?  What about only 1?  What about 10?

It's certainly a goal, easy communication between the issuer and shareholders first, and then I'll turn it into a more general messaging/BB system showing what number of shares you have.

Will there be a way for people to easily prove how many shares of a given asset they hold?  While having discussions in public can be useful, I would like to start having them with other shareholders.

Nefario,
How would we go about locking out withdraw of btc from the SIN accounts?

Yeah... have to say, my expectations were a bit off, if only for the name.  Why call it the "Bitcoin Police" channel when nothing of the sort is being done there?

I haven't been on there in a couple of months, and only visited once, so there may indeed be such a service in progress that just wasn't spoke of during my short stay there.  I've always thought a sort of "private detective" Bitcoin specialist would be a good service.  I don't have the skillset to create such a service or I would have already done so.

Thats a sad thing to hear, the last time I was there they were on beta stage development for some identity software and service that was going to allow people to attempt to prove who they were IRL. That was a service that was badly needed.

Last time I was on the Bitcoin police IRC channel, they laughed me off, told me that they don't really do anything there.  It was just for chatting/warning about disreputable members.

boonies4u, GLBSE V.2 is going to be made available by the end of this year, it's going to be a huge improvement over what we have.

At the same time work is also being done on the current GLBSE web interface, it looks like we will have a facelift, functionality and usability improvements in about 2 weeks.

On Saturday live websocket streaming of GLBSE is going to begin.

I'm hoping for a resurection of GLBSE this years end.

Does anyone know whats happening with the Bitcoin Police (and can they be contacted for the DOX on tawsix?)and noagendamarket?

I've not been on the IRC channels since coming back. Oh by the way I'm in the UK now.

Nefario.

Thats it. Sorry I dont have my notes on my tablet.

Would that be inmotion?

So legal@@inmotionhosting.com?

If everyone else will join me and contracting the Legal@--Insert-webhost for skypisidine.net here email and explain how you were robbed and request his identity. The more people who do this will speed this up.

I looked into his identity once before, but I have long since forgot it.  I've given up on working with Tawsix, since his repeated actions point towards assets never being purchased. I believe it is time to release the dox if anyone has it.

Sorry about this Nefario, I haven't given up on the GLBSE.