Topic: Starting a new FPGA mining farm/contract! Cognitive Resurrected on[Havelock] - page 93. (Read 300757 times)
September 23, 2013, 02:45:58 PM
Actually it is hard, which is why most companies have entire accounting departments?
September 23, 2013, 02:06:28 PM
why isn't MPEx on the table?
Just kidding.
Just kidding.
September 23, 2013, 02:04:01 PM
personally i would prefer havelock over bitfunder. but certainly a legitimate decentralized exchange would be the best choice if one is available or trustworthy
September 23, 2013, 11:42:17 AM
Hey all,
Fortunately, burnside is doing everything right with the BTC-TC closure and transition to a new exchange will be effortless. Right now, I'm on the prowl for an exchange as good as btc-tc, which is hard to come by. I'll be looking into havelock, bitfunder, and any suggestions from you guys.
Please go on to BTC-TC and submit your emergency withdrawal address. It would be beneficial for you to have the ability to sign messages using this address, but not 100% necessary.
Every 12 hours btc-tc emails asset managers a list of shareholders (by email address), number of shares owned, and now an associated bitcoin address.
Also, despite the exchange closing down, later today we will be finalizing a large purchase with CoinTerra. I'll post back as soon as that is done!
Cheers,
Garrett
Fortunately, burnside is doing everything right with the BTC-TC closure and transition to a new exchange will be effortless. Right now, I'm on the prowl for an exchange as good as btc-tc, which is hard to come by. I'll be looking into havelock, bitfunder, and any suggestions from you guys.
Please go on to BTC-TC and submit your emergency withdrawal address. It would be beneficial for you to have the ability to sign messages using this address, but not 100% necessary.
Every 12 hours btc-tc emails asset managers a list of shareholders (by email address), number of shares owned, and now an associated bitcoin address.
Also, despite the exchange closing down, later today we will be finalizing a large purchase with CoinTerra. I'll post back as soon as that is done!
Cheers,
Garrett
September 23, 2013, 09:53:08 AM
Public withdrawal address is via Coinbase, so I am unable to sign any messages. Just want to make sure email is enough.
September 23, 2013, 09:40:33 AM
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All “issuers” should have the contact information concerning their “investors”
What information does Cognitive have about me? I wan't to make sure I still have my shares through the move and what addt'l steps, if any, I'd need to take.
September 23, 2013, 08:55:58 AM
Thank you for reminding us.
September 23, 2013, 08:36:28 AM
Please no BitFunder 
Why no BitFunder? September 23, 2013, 08:32:16 AM
havelock has *much* better (lower) fees, but I see bitfunder's shareholdings are all public making the event of a seizure recoverable. Does anyone advocating havelock have a link / info about their closure procedures? I'd love to end up with the better fees but in the end, safety is paramount IMO.
September 23, 2013, 08:26:17 AM
Scam wrapped in scam. YUMMY!
September 23, 2013, 08:18:47 AM
more shocking that *ANY* cognitive shareholder is selling, since this has already gone through exchanges before
September 23, 2013, 07:47:13 AM
+1 for BF
+1 for BF September 23, 2013, 07:37:35 AM
+1 for BF
September 23, 2013, 07:35:11 AM
the bids are pretty sparse, but I don't see a ton of people panic selling either. Most people who held through these low share prices will hold through this, IMO.
Between havelock, bitfunder, others I don't know about, etc. I hope Garr will pick then one with the best shutdown strategy. BTCT always went to great lengths to ensure if the worst happened, operators would be able to continue running their assets (and have no excuse to 'get lost'), which bolstered confidence in general. Now that the worst is happening, when selecting a new home we should look for similar assurances (list of investors emails / BTC addresses / etc mailed out regularly, etc).
Between havelock, bitfunder, others I don't know about, etc. I hope Garr will pick then one with the best shutdown strategy. BTCT always went to great lengths to ensure if the worst happened, operators would be able to continue running their assets (and have no excuse to 'get lost'), which bolstered confidence in general. Now that the worst is happening, when selecting a new home we should look for similar assurances (list of investors emails / BTC addresses / etc mailed out regularly, etc).
so the BF is the best choice
September 23, 2013, 07:04:50 AM
the bids are pretty sparse, but I don't see a ton of people panic selling either. Most people who held through these low share prices will hold through this, IMO.
Between havelock, bitfunder, others I don't know about, etc. I hope Garr will pick then one with the best shutdown strategy. BTCT always went to great lengths to ensure if the worst happened, operators would be able to continue running their assets (and have no excuse to 'get lost'), which bolstered confidence in general. Now that the worst is happening, when selecting a new home we should look for similar assurances (list of investors emails / BTC addresses / etc mailed out regularly, etc).
Between havelock, bitfunder, others I don't know about, etc. I hope Garr will pick then one with the best shutdown strategy. BTCT always went to great lengths to ensure if the worst happened, operators would be able to continue running their assets (and have no excuse to 'get lost'), which bolstered confidence in general. Now that the worst is happening, when selecting a new home we should look for similar assurances (list of investors emails / BTC addresses / etc mailed out regularly, etc).
September 23, 2013, 06:53:57 AM
I'm at work right now with no access to my passwords. I wish I could log on to BTC TC and get in some bids!!!! Might be a few hours to pick up some cheap shares.
September 23, 2013, 06:51:42 AM
bitfunder.com
September 23, 2013, 05:42:52 AM
faint,how about our shares??i think move to BF is better
September 23, 2013, 03:43:19 AM
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Any idea on the next exchange we are moving to?
Havelock 
September 23, 2013, 03:40:17 AM
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL BTC TRADING CORP WEBSITE PARTICIPANTS
As a result of recent changes in the virtual currency regulatory environment, the btct.co and litecoinglobal.com virtual stock market websites will be closing down. The following is our current schedule:
Approximately a week ago, both sites were closed to any new users and new asset creation was disabled.
Effective immediately, in conjunction with this release, trading will be halted, all order books cleared, and trading re-enabled.
October 7, 2013, all forms of secondary market trading will be halted on both sites.
Approximately October 31, 2013, both sites will be taken offline. It is strongly suggested that participants take the following steps to protect all of their virtual assets:
All participants should take steps to transfer all of your BTC and LTC (and any other data you wish to keep, such as CSV trade histories) held on the sites to your personal computer or another trusted site.
All participants should make sure that their public BTC or LTC address is properly set in the Account page on the Settings tab whereby it can be shared with all issuers.
All “issuers” should have the contact information concerning their “investors”, and we ask that all “issuers” communicate with their “investors” as soon as possible as to how they will ensure that all are treated appropriately.
We regret this development. However, we want to do everything we can to minimize problems arising from this transition. It is our goal to keep this shutdown orderly and calm.
Thank you for your participation, creativity, loyalty and sense of community over the past year. Additional communications will follow as we work out the details.
Ethan Burnside
BTC Trading Corp.
Hey Garr,As a result of recent changes in the virtual currency regulatory environment, the btct.co and litecoinglobal.com virtual stock market websites will be closing down. The following is our current schedule:
Approximately a week ago, both sites were closed to any new users and new asset creation was disabled.
Effective immediately, in conjunction with this release, trading will be halted, all order books cleared, and trading re-enabled.
October 7, 2013, all forms of secondary market trading will be halted on both sites.
Approximately October 31, 2013, both sites will be taken offline. It is strongly suggested that participants take the following steps to protect all of their virtual assets:
All participants should take steps to transfer all of your BTC and LTC (and any other data you wish to keep, such as CSV trade histories) held on the sites to your personal computer or another trusted site.
All participants should make sure that their public BTC or LTC address is properly set in the Account page on the Settings tab whereby it can be shared with all issuers.
All “issuers” should have the contact information concerning their “investors”, and we ask that all “issuers” communicate with their “investors” as soon as possible as to how they will ensure that all are treated appropriately.
We regret this development. However, we want to do everything we can to minimize problems arising from this transition. It is our goal to keep this shutdown orderly and calm.
Thank you for your participation, creativity, loyalty and sense of community over the past year. Additional communications will follow as we work out the details.
Ethan Burnside
BTC Trading Corp.
Any idea on the next exchange we are moving to?
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