A couple of questions as I continue researching the history of this enterprise:
What was the original price for the initial IPOs shares?
What are the BIB.goat shares?
Thanks!
SJ
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Timestamp on the dividend was 27/12/2011-11:41 on my end, if you owned your shares before that, my understanding is that you should get your dividend.
I double checked my account the I have received the dividends after all.
I think may have mis-read the interface, as in, my bad !!!
I received the following dividends for 10 shares: 0.2153225
Was receive with timestamp of 27/12/2011-01:44
Thanks everyone, lets continue mining them BTCs....
SJ
Timestamp on the dividend was 27/12/2011-11:41 on my end, if you owned your shares before that, my understanding is that you should get your dividend.
Thanks for the info, Loup.
I have passed the timestamp info to GLBSE Support. Still trying to figure out what happened.
I will keep everyone posted.
Thanks for your help folks,
SJ
Mine showed up just fine... I check under Bitcoin History, where they are identified as "dividend".
OK thanks for confirming. Mine did not show up in Bitcoin History.
I need to contact GLBSE and see what is going on.
SJ
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Does water cooling reduce electrical costs? I thought it just helped with noise and heat.Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
What I was trying to get at is that an investment in water cooling would allow us to run a mining rig in a location where electricity will be free (at Goat's workplace)
Has anyone received their dividends yet?
I purchased some shares of TyGrr yesterday and have not seen any dividends in my GLBSE account as of today.
I'm assuming dividends show up in the "Asset History" section of GLBSE user account?
Would like to confirm if there is a problem on my end or not.
Thanks,
SJ
I purchased some shares of TyGrr yesterday and have not seen any dividends in my GLBSE account as of today.
I'm assuming dividends show up in the "Asset History" section of GLBSE user account?
Would like to confirm if there is a problem on my end or not.
Thanks,
SJ
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
As I look more and more into this is seems the fans on the radiator might be too loud. We can still do this but I don't know if I cold put it in the office. I will keep digging. Thanks.
Goat, if you're serious of doing watercooling, dont bother with radiator for a big mining farm.
Dig up your backyard (frontyard), and bury about 100' of cooper tubing. (about 6' deep) and you will have NO NOISE for watercooling.
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
As I look more and more into this is seems the fans on the radiator might be too loud. We can still do this but I don't know if I cold put it in the office. I will keep digging. Thanks.
Goat, if you're serious of doing watercooling, dont bother with radiator for a big mining farm.
Dig up your backyard (frontyard), and bury about 100' of cooper tubing. (about 6' deep) and you will have NO NOISE for watercooling.
With the new option of going for a couple of mining rigs in your office with "free" electricity I think that it will be better to get those rigs up and going first before we get any FPGA, as several others have pointed out the market of FPGA is pushing forward and several new models are in the making and it's probably worth waiting fro the new once. The water cooled rigs is possible to setup to be very quite if you get special fans that have been designed to be quite as well as get a quite CPU cooling solution. It will probably cost a bit but if we can keep running the rig at your office in the end with the "free" electricity I believe we will make a good profit from it.
//DeaDTerra
//DeaDTerra
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Does water cooling reduce electrical costs? I thought it just helped with noise and heat.Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Does water cooling reduce electrical costs? I thought it just helped with noise and heat. Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Sorry for the typo that ended up confusing a ton of people...I meant 3BTC and typed $3.00. Anyway, glad to see that the 3BTC price has passed and look forward to adding a few shares to my portfolio.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Anyway, adding a FPGA could be a good investment but wouldn't be a significant part of our hashing power. I don't know that the cost savings in electricity would be worth the initial outlay especially given the potentially rapid advances in FPGA miners. On the other hand, investing in a water cooling solution could both greatly increase hashing power at little/no electrical costs.
Second bond would make sense, or push for new investment combined with a smaller bond (I think there are still 250 shares to be sold from the original IPO?) Certainly your performance with the first bond and the start-up phase shows a strong indication that the bond would be repaid.
If it helps, I've got a single core Sempron I would be happy to mail out for the cause in exchange for a couple of shares.
If it helps, I've got a single core Sempron I would be happy to mail out for the cause in exchange for a couple of shares.
Edit: Should we go with some water cooled 5970s and free electricity in my office? (running most of the time) I think I can get at least three of these in a full tower, maybe 4:) https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-bulk-5970-w-copper-water-blocks-55707 Will depend on the total price. The FPGA will get about 300 Mhash/S the 4 5970s would get about 10 times that:)
You had me at "... the 4 5970s would get about 10 times that."
It should be 3BTC not $3. The floor will be 3BTC or 10$ whatever is higher. Is that how we all took the vote?
I still think the way I stated myself.
the bolded part clears up what your intention were.
What are everyone thoughts about expanding to an FPGA? Icarus is the way to go? Thx
My vote would be with x6500. They are available right now and the software is currently being worked on to further improve performance. Which is currently higher than what is listed in a few threads.
Okay, bought in at 5 shares today thru GLBSE.
Seems a bit steep at 3.14 a share. Hoping to get a some good dividend returns in the future.
Big picture: see this as an investment in BTC mining community and the future of BTC.
Keep up the good work,
SJ
Seems a bit steep at 3.14 a share. Hoping to get a some good dividend returns in the future.
Big picture: see this as an investment in BTC mining community and the future of BTC.
Keep up the good work,
SJ
Well looking at the vote that .14 is too high. I need to send you back .14 x 5. PM me a BTC address.
I was finally able to vote my shares. I'll be expanding my position once the shares have the $3 floor so they're a bit cheaper, unless you reprice them before then.
The lowest price in dollars will be $10. The lowest price in BTC will be 3BTC. That what you all understood the vote to be right?
I understood floor as being the lowest price per share it would go. I think the correct term, if you aim to make 3BTC the MAX price per share would be, 'cap' or 'ceiling'.
Cheers
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