Topic: UK Business Honours Degree Lancaster Uni Offers a syndicate opportuntiy (Read 619 times)

Hy there,

I can see, (I've had a look at some of your post's to others) you are more than likely, through chance or providence, the right person to work with.

To give you some more personal background I've been into sailing yachts for 20+ years, dinghies, windsurfing etc. At my local yacht club, as a member for 10 years, where my Jaguar 25 'Tico' is tied up to my handbuilt jetty. In Morecambe bay area.

That's how mostly, combined with post iniversity and work colleugues, I've met with people with what in the UK we'd call people who have 'a few quid.'

As mentioned it's them i've helped, not one flop. I'm sure you agree, have money = make money = make more money = diversify, portfolio etc.

I'm giving you this background on me, all checkable, to show I'm genuine lad, hard working and want to do it absolutely 'right.' - You give off the same notion to me.

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Property - of course it would be a rental, I know of some excellent areas locally to me, that being far from rough areas, have cheap rental properties. Ok, the way it's most efficient to power yachts, and friends who have locally had holiday caravans, is by far, wind generators. Rutland make the ones to have, they are clutched (if it blows hard) and the modern setups have an electronic regulator, going to 12v batteries. you than have a invertor, bringing it up to 240v, the UK normal supply. Ie It's very, consistently windy here. we have a microclimate, as most places do. - westerlies 10-15knt almost daily.

Does this element (wind geneys) interest you. one for a good 5 man yacht 30 ft, with tv, oven, etc and can run a mains drill off, would be about a thousand - £1500 new, for a Rutland, with stainless support (essential £150 alone) and the ecu/clutch, ie everything bar batteries. that's new. £5-600 would get you an as new one that would, with a 6 battery bank and £300 inverter (I'd only go new on that), have a constant supply for a single 6 card rig. I could have that on my chimney breast, I'm 2 streets away from the sea.

I know friends who have their flat with electricity thrown in, which I briefly considered; but I'm not having any of my/our IT assets anywhere but either in my house, or in one only I or we have access to.

I take it you're from somewhere sunny, yes there's houses here with solar roof arrays, but like you say, expensive and v long term proposition. But not unviable.

It's clear, as I'm only doing this once and doing it right, I've more research to do.
Can you tell me details and the cost of current best rigs are for efficient ROI - multiple, 6 gfx card rigs yes? or one behemoth 42 card rig? If you can tell me the power requirements, if known off hand, or I'll research it, and the most efficient hardware, it would be appreciated. IE I need the right data to crunch to give you the projections accurately.

I think with my business investment experience, qualifications, local knowledge, working ethics, etc, and your experience; once we get the numbers, I'll draft (by all means plz help edit) a business plan to bring investors without issue.

regards.
sg.

Hello again,

I can invest quite a significant amount should there be enough interest in starting some sort of cooperative enterprise. Depending on the scale of the project it may be worthwhile to outfit a property with solar panels and a power wall, such that it is capable of supplying all the mining software. Supposedly it takes up to 20 years for a solar panel array to pay for itself, however depending on the size of the mining farm this could be 1-2 years.

There would certainly need to be a large group of us to make mining profitable, or at least several high rollers. Do you have any indication of what you expect the profitability of this venture will be? In terms of R.O.I and interest per year, or any other metric you're most familiar with.

Hy Perodium.

First thanks for the timely response.
I've only recently become aware of the still, if done right potential ROI re: crypto mining. I though it was gone the way of the dodo. I'm looking for a new venture, but syndicated, but with the 'right' people. Ie I'm interviewing as much as being interviewed re candidacy. Once that group is formed, that's it, the metaphorical doors come down on new entrants and we all get into gear, collectively. I've made a fair few quid for other people, simply using the investment fundamentals, while being happy to live humbly myself. At 40, now's the time I want my turn, but all the people i've helped over the years, had it to loose, (but never did, I've helped people i know make more than a few hundred thousand GBP in profits using simple principles.)
 
This is the first forum i've voiced this, after a fortnight, i'm going to consider crowdfunding/circles, and other startup avenues.

Also, that somewhat, there seems to be a consensus that the peak of 'home' mining has beeen and gone. However, done right, there's still scope for dedicated miners. My initial proposition to get one or multiples of 6 card setups. 7, 8 or more card setups are generally viewed as unstable, and ready to pop. better to get multiple 6 card setups, with the best ROI cards.

Electricity - I can cover it for now. Bujt no, It's not going to be for nothing, atm, but now mentioned I've some ideas how it would be possible re rental properties etc.

I'd be team leader, but £500, fairly put on paper through a solicitor, if needed, would that be sufficient.

I'll be honest, I never thought of being an investor, being the facilitator/CEO. But it would only be fair, and show my commitment.

- What would your involvement be?
- What would you bring to the table
- please tell me a little on yourself pertinent to this of course, because i've been totally straight up honest.

Many thanks.
Mr. Steven Gledhill.

You have my interest, how much are you personally investing in the project? And, do you have free electricity? As it'll be easier to profit in that scenario.

From: Mr. SG. (Real details on request)
To: Potential Investors/Colleagues
Re: Initial Bitcoin mining, then diversification syndicate


Hy,
I'm a fair, honest, experienced business manager, ran an IT suite and library at local school - (verifiable)
10 years in local government management and have a BA Honours Degree in Business Management from Lancaster University, St. Martins Campus.

- My proposal in brief:

To setup a, or several, efficient on R.O.I. crypto currency mining rigs, at my house.
After breaking even, profits will then be reinvested, using the tried and tested
investment triangle.
- Most assets in low risk, some in medium risk, few in high risk.

This will be a medium - long term proposition. So if you want to simply want to get a R.O.I. in a week, this isn't for you. But, you can cash out at any time. Everything will be done properly, in writing, at my local solicitors. - Cobain's Blackpool.
I have built all my pc's for the last twenty years, yes was a dedicated Warcraft warrior tank on ghostlands server EU (Cartmandwarf).

So once we get in front, we buy other finite resource commodities, namely silver, gold, possibly property. This would all be done democratically, but although this will be a flexible business model, I would have ultimate say, but I am a team player.
On your own you're good, with others you're great, I believe.

With regard to investment level/percentage stake-hold, I am open to reasonable offers; and discussion.

But as a starting point, if someone was to make the whole investment initially on the mining rig, the percentage stake would be in double figures in percentile. So, the more you invest, the more you get, I think that's only fair.

However, for a smaller stake, I am willing, as a relative newcomer to bitmining to give a small, very small, return for proven, solid advice. Not on Business, that is my area of expertise, but on the bit mining and hardware that will provide most efficient ROI for my investors. You will all find I'm a genuine Lancashire lad and a real good team player/team leader.

RSVP
Many Thanks,
SG.