With electricity rate 0.03$ / kWh you will get roi in ~2 months = lol

Yep,the network is secure!!! By 3 or so corporate entities 

Bout time to find another ASIC resistant coin to use 

good job for who ? for sure not for us small miners ...

Will be reopening the shop soon! The chip is crazy and amazing.

Anyone interested in H-cards with 16nm chips?

I don't get why we're below $4K.

People are stupid, I guess.

50% of the hashrate strongly against BIP101. It is time to give up. This is not happening.

Oh yes, sry, + bitpay + goldman sachs + the whole Blockchain (ie. not Bitcoin) Allianzzz^tm!

How's that titty sucking your banking lords working?

What exactly does it mean when Bitstamp says they will 'follow' BIP101?

I mean, the BIP only addresses the generation of blocks, right?  And Bitstamp (as far as I know) does not generate any blocks.

I get the expression of support, but I don't see how they affect the adoption (or not) of BIP101 at all.

bitcoin =/= bitstamp

"b1tc01njj 1 @ 0.5"

Take it easy, we're not at this point yet. Ideally Armory can continue to exist as a business and put out an open source version at the same time.

This is the only sane way of doing this. Ideally I would like it to be community driven too. Users put together a list of features they want, devs give them a time estimate and they agree on target for each feature. Another revenue stream would be plugins. Say an exchange wants to integrate with us to manage coins straight from our GUI. They pay us to develop the plugin, release it to their customers and we get a one time commission per user.

All that being said, our real calling is still with enterprise customers and support contracts. Whichever way you look at it, our open source version is really for showcasing and testing/reviewing the code base. Not much revenue to get there.

Handling the aftermath of this auction has been a bit slow. Sorry about that. But I will contact everyone in time.

jyrkka 2 @ 0.56

And m4cca breaks the barrier, claiming first place! Oh man, oh man.

Would you pay for a future Armory version? How much?
- Yes, up to the price of hardware-wallets for example.

What features would be must-have, or no deal?
- Offline signing
- Fragmented backup
- No central [Armory] server has my IP or personal info
- Open source

What other, new feature would you love?
- I would pay good money for a full-Armory-compatible hardware wallet ("Trezor + multiple Armory wallets")
- Connect my local Armory to my server where the 2 blockchains are stored and updated
Ente