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Hi I just received a reply to an email from BFL about my ASIC single purchase on 2012-07-04 shipping date and they confirmed it would probably be after October. I just replied for a more precise date and also for answer to if I ordered another ASIC single this week when it would ship. Will update the thread when I get a reply. This time took them three days to reply.
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Hi our supplier has someone in the UK who will buy our ModMiner FPGA which is due to be delivered tomorrow for full price and all fees included. We could get another ASIC ordered then but we'd have to be fast. We'd have to sell about another 200 shares to fully pay for the ASIC plus tax but then we'd be on the magic 40GH/s a share. Meaning each share in terms of cost would be more profitable and more value then buying your own 3.5GH/s Jalapeño ASIC. I think we should do it. We'd be very profitable post ASIC then at 40GH/s a share. We'd be able to pay a dividend as soon as we receive them just having to decided by motion what percentage to hold onto for growth and expansion 90%, 85%, 80%, 75% 70%, 65%, 60%, 55% or 50%.
I think we should do it what do you think we'll have to be fast.
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Another possibility is that's BFL. And they're using it to play the market with all the money from their pre-order sale.  BFL used Bit-Instant meaning they were paid in fiat cash for those BTC purchases. In that case... I stand corrected.  Do I get a special badge or sticker for correcting you  Maybe it's Bit-Instants wallet but I don't think so. Of course:  Although they also could have changed their surplus of USD back into BTC. Makes sense if you go long on BTC  Except they used bit-pay, not bit-instant. LoLz you get the badge then |
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700GH/s=200 Jalapeños |
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Haven't BFL used that pool before for burning?
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Isn't that the pool BFL has used before for burning?
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It could be BFL testing there ASIC's? October isn't far away.
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Yes I used office@ I understand they are busy but they have a lot of my money  |
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I think the price will be ~$9 by Friday then hover around that for a few weeks (no lower than $7 and no higher than $10) until starting to rise again.
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Another possibility is that's BFL. And they're using it to play the market with all the money from their pre-order sale. BFL used Bit-Instant meaning they were paid in fiat cash for those BTC purchases. In that case... I stand corrected. Do I get a special badge or sticker for correcting you Maybe it's Bit-Instants wallet but I don't think so. |
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Maybe BFL testing ASIC's October is not far away.
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Another possibility is that's BFL. And they're using it to play the market with all the money from their pre-order sale. BFL used Bit-Instant meaning they were paid in fiat cash for those BTC purchases. |
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I think this drop to ~$8 is just opening a buying opportunity to a lot of people. Although bank transfers to exchanges takes up to three days. So I expect the price to be going to ~$9 for Friday but a lot of people could sell off their coins they receive back off Pirate so maybe staying around ~$8.50. I can't see it going below $7 (for long) unless all the buying pressure that caused the rally was based around Pirate. Even if it was I can't see it going below $6 and staying there. That's my view on the outlook anyway.
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Is there any news on timetables for release dates yet?
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They haven't replied to my email sent three days ago either about my ASIC purchase.
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Thanks. It would also be good where you have USD charts to mirror them with EUR and GBP charts. As they are both major BTC buying currency's being the second and third most common means of cash BTC exchange. |
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The price jump in June mirrors the increase in tx volume.
It also mirrors the days in the northern hemisphere starting to get shorter after summer solstice. Sure, the upward trend started few weeks earlier, but this was clearly in anticipation of the forthcoming solstice. So there is no correlation between higher network volume transfers and the price of coins? It could likely show increased bitcoin adoption by the increase usage. |
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Try asking around for scrap metals like copper or lead batteries. Sell them at salvage place for money. Buy btc.
Amazing how many people have old car batteries and junk extension cords laying around.
In the UK we have vans going round every week doing that. I remember as a child seeing the Rag'an'Bone man going round on a horse an cart doing the same but for stuff like old clothes too. |
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RSM offer changed to BTC0.30 in light of bitcoins price drop.
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