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Title: ASICMiner Shares Drop {Multiple Producers of ASIC Boards} Post by: ThePanCakeKid95 on October 20, 2013, 02:54:53 AM Go check out the video :)
http://youtu.be/7k3JhRir4Ww (http://youtu.be/7k3JhRir4Ww) Title: Re: ASICMiner Shares Drop {Multiple Producers of ASIC Boards} Post by: pascal257 on October 20, 2013, 03:19:05 AM Besides some other flaws in this video, I'm mostly curious about that "new law" you're talking about, effecting the security exchanges. Do you have a source for that or is it made up like the rest of the video?
As far as I know there's in fact a bill or act (sorry I'm not from the US, so whatever you call it) which effectively should do the opposite. Title: Re: ASICMiner Shares Drop {Multiple Producers of ASIC Boards} Post by: somestranger on October 20, 2013, 04:47:16 AM Besides some other flaws in this video, I'm mostly curious about that "new law" you're talking about, effecting the security exchanges. Do you have a source for that or is it made up like the rest of the video? There are crowdfunding regulations that are supposed to go into effect sometime this year for sites like Kickstarter and such, but we don't know if that would apply to Bitcoin securities or not. Eventually the SEC will have to say something and then maybe we can get some clarification on the matter. A fine solution would be to require companies to register in some way, but relax the requirements so that it isn't so expensive to become "legit" like listing on the stock market. As far as I know there's in fact a bill or act (sorry I'm not from the US, so whatever you call it) which effectively should do the opposite. Title: Re: ASICMiner Shares Drop {Multiple Producers of ASIC Boards} Post by: jeffshed on October 20, 2013, 05:03:07 AM if your going to make youtube vids you should be more informed than this...
counted at least 6 errors good on you still though. not a bad general perspective :) |