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Economy => Securities => Topic started by: blunthammer on July 30, 2014, 12:49:16 PM



Title: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: blunthammer on July 30, 2014, 12:49:16 PM
The Coin Foundry is raising $10M in convertible notes to fund a site purpose built for mining crypto currencies.

The pitch is this -

Power is 5 cents, metered
Megawatt scale only
Immersion 2 and traditional rack cooling options
Rent is $50/kw-$100/kw
50MW in the first phase

Container friendly
Design help available

First leases commence 2014
Terms are first 12 months rent paid up front as deposit ($600,000/~1,000BTC - $1.2M/2,000 BTC), term length 24-60 months
First 3 months of power, true up after first 3 months ($90,000)

Locations confidential - US Midwest and US Northeast

Legal to be done by Perkins and Coie in the US

Pedigree of founders is easily verifiable
They have raised over $150M in the past for data centers






Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: Phildo on July 30, 2014, 12:58:18 PM
where are you getting the miners from?
what are the specs for them?
when will they roi?


Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: jayc89 on July 30, 2014, 01:12:36 PM
The Coin Foundry is raising $10M in convertible notes to fund a site purpose built for mining crypto currencies.

The pitch is this -

Power is 5 cents, metered
Megawatt scale only
Immersion 2 and traditional rack cooling options
Rent is $50/kw-$100/kw
50MW in the first phase

Container friendly
Design help available

First leases commence 2014
Terms are first 12 months rent paid up front as deposit ($600,000/~1,000BTC - $1.2M/2,000 BTC), term length 24-60 months
First 3 months of power, true up after first 3 months ($90,000)

Locations confidential - US Midwest and US Northeast

Legal to be done by Perkins and Coie in the US

Pedigree of founders is easily verifiable
They have raised over $150M in the past for data centers






As a newbie, can I suggest your "founders" verify themselves on ardeva.com (http://ardeva.com). The more details the better.


Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: RiverBoatBTC on July 30, 2014, 02:15:02 PM
The Coin Foundry is raising $10M in convertible notes to fund a site purpose built for mining crypto currencies.

The pitch is this -

Power is 5 cents, metered
Megawatt scale only
Immersion 2 and traditional rack cooling options
Rent is $50/kw-$100/kw
50MW in the first phase

Container friendly
Design help available

First leases commence 2014
Terms are first 12 months rent paid up front as deposit ($600,000/~1,000BTC - $1.2M/2,000 BTC), term length 24-60 months
First 3 months of power, true up after first 3 months ($90,000)

Locations confidential - US Midwest and US Northeast

Legal to be done by Perkins and Coie in the US

Pedigree of founders is easily verifiable
They have raised over $150M in the past for data center







Why would anyone invest in a half ass IPO listing like this? Take some pride in your work.


Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: blunthammer on July 30, 2014, 04:16:28 PM
Convertible notes are not an IPO, it is a form of capital raise.






Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: RiverBoatBTC on July 30, 2014, 06:39:26 PM
Convertible notes are not an IPO, it is a form of capital raise.






So instead of addressing the issue you side step nice.


Title: Re: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: Phildo on July 30, 2014, 09:42:05 PM
Convertible notes are not an IPO, it is a form of capital raise.






So maybe tell people what you are raising the capital for and why it would be a good idea.


Title: UPDATE: The Coin Foundry - raising $10M in convertible notes for mining facility
Post by: blunthammer on September 03, 2014, 07:29:14 PM
The capital raise has been pulled. Didn't need to raise that much. They will self fund.