I don't even understand how those services exist... Perhaps if they took payment in VISA/MASTERCARD/PayPal and people used it as a novel way to acquire Bitcoins. But from what I can tell those services only accept Bitcoin payments meaning there is no way you can win.

No! Please Ken never buy hash rate from anywhere!

It would be more profitable to just send those Bitcoin's back to shareholders rather than buy hash rate.

You can certainly transfer your shares after November 1st, however holding afterwards would be a bit pointless perhaps? I'm not sure as I'm not in your position.

Also Ken wants all transfers done before 6th November, so keep that in mind.

1 - If the shares shoot up and you returned them to Ken for looking after, then you can no longer take advantage of market swings.
2 - Cryptostocks have very little shares, if there is enough over there then it might be an idea, but remember low volume markets are terrible. I think Cryptostocks have 50,000 shares of ActM in total.
2.1 - Also Cryptostocks are more expensive so that you will lose money selling here and buying over there.
2.2 - At the moment there is no way to move shares directly over to Cryptostocks.
2.3 - If you want to hold ActM and you are from the USA, the best thing to do is give them to Ken and hope he gets a better solution up and running fast.

We can only become the most efficient if eASIC have a full custom ASIC option. Without being full custom we will not be most efficient. However in absolute terms yeah, eASIC may allow us to just keep ordering huge amounts of chips and gaining network share.

R&D would have to be ongoing so that eASIC will design better and better chips for us.

For all eASIC's talk of speed they sure take their time.

The plus point of eASIC is once the prototypes are approved, ordering more chips at speed is the advantage we gain. I just hope its enough to offset the competition and incredible difficulty rises.

Its the calm before the storm. Ken said he would post financials for this quarter by the end of October. So here we are waiting.

Regardless of this being a scam or not, the line of thinking in this quote decribes every large financial crash the world has ever seen.

Sure sometimes you are right, but make an informed opinion based on facts and such, just because a trend for a few weeks has been spotted does not mean that trend will continue.

I will give you a counter point, just food for thought yeah.

What if the traffic and trade volume has been increasing because:

• MCX Is new and exciting, many failed ventures have a great first few months
• Many people are drawn to the interest gains. Because a pure crypto-currency does not have gateways to USD that are expensive competition and clones are all too easy. The barrier to entry for creating a MCX clone is small, a clone will erode your gains.

Things to consider that will erode your share value:

• Where does RealSolid live? If he lives in the USA I would sell my mcx shares right now. Crypto-currencies are becoming more and more legit everyday, which means eventually a pure crypto-exchange will have to comply with all know your customer and money laundering laws.

Trends are mostly in a curve shape, they have a peak and fall. Make sure you are not buying at MCX's "peak".

Yeah they would either spread out the sales over a long time or auction it off to a bank or some high net worth buyer. Being able to buy 1% of an emerging market at market rate without effecting the price on the exchanges is certainly an attractive proposition.

Difficulty of 1,000,000,000 will be complete with in the next 2-3 difficulty increases.

I personally think we will see a 50% increase this round and a 45% increase the round after.

Cheers.

I added a thread in meta to see what our forum overlords think.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=321251.msg3440496#new

I never even use that part of the forum so I am not sure why I care, perhaps because people using the ability to delete posts to cover a scam trail bothers me? Something like that I guess.

If Ken says the prototypes are mining at 100TH/s and we have ordered the first proper run that will put us over 1,000TH/s in December then perhaps the price will rise to 0.004

Going over 0.001 will be an accomplishment in itself!

I hold over 100,000 and reside outside of the great free USA.

I hope that the loss of the American shareholders does not take too much liquidity out because less liquidity means lower price. (This is from my experience even if you think that is counter intuitive.)

I was having a discussion with Goat and came up with an idea for Auction threads.

How about allow the OP to update the original post, but make the update take place straight after the original text so that the users can see the progression from the original to amended text.

Also I think the other marketplaces where people sell stuff should have this permanence too.

Yeah that's a good idea.

Well locking all posts like the auction threads would be a good start, if the OP needs to correct something they can update with a new post in that thread.

A better solution would be to create a section that could be appended to the original post so all the thread goers can see it, but also see it is in addition to the original post.

Example:


And then an amendment to the original post:
(The important part being they cannot modify the original post at all, only append.)


I wonder if that could work because it would allow all newcomers to be up to date from post 1 instead of having to read the entire thing.

I wonder if such areas should have a type of permanence, like the auction threads? Or would that be overkill?

So the price would end up down around $10 - $30? I doubt anyone could take advantage of this though, unless it was their orders that got filled.

So if you had an order set at xbtc for $40 you would be smiling after the FBI made such a bad move. Afterwards no one will follow suit and sell into that hole and the price would recover quite quickly.

Anyway, never going to happen.

I should really be completing assignments, but these threads are rather fun.

I have a question, I thought that you could not delete posts in an auction thread... So this means the GPU was being sold outside the allocated space for such deals.

Am I wrong?