Obsi: how about getting verified on the GLBSE?
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Can anyone pull out a formula to calculate the "proper" value of 1 Mhs PPS according the difficulty?
Ideally I'd like a sort of the mining calculatur by bitcoinx.com for mining bonds, to estimate depreciation and dividend earnings in a given period under different assumptions on the future difficulty.
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On the other hand, lower prices are increasing the yield: at current price YABMC is paying >3% weekly. At that rate, getting back the whole capital invested as dividends in a few months, before the halvening, while ASICS are still a pie in the sky, does not seems so unlikely to me.
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Moreover the gold world stock is growing at around 2% per year if I remember well, and there is still a lot of it to mine on the bottom of the seas and in the earth mantle (if they find a way). And no part of the gold world stock can be lost forever nor destroyed easily if at all (in contrast with BTC), so BTC are going to be very deflationary compared with gold (I fear quite too much).
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Anyone that can help me with this? This is really a long term dream of mine (traveling around for the rest of my existence, seeing everything there is to see in the world) and not paying taxes makes it a lot easier to achieve, so I'm curious about the legal possibilities The dollar vigilante is a site you might be interested to check: http://www.dollarvigilante.comIt features even a second passport service: http://www.tdvpassports.com
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Neuropeans might appreciate the fact that gold is still very close to its all-time top (and now can only go up and upper while their funny money goes down the drain):
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There are some signs that central banksters (and therefore their minion banksters too) may now stop to short gold: Whether it's up or down, central banks are manipulating markets in secrethttp://gata.org/node/11645GET READY FOR THE GOLD REBOUND BEFORE IT IS TOO LATE: MARSHALL AUERBACK http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/14066If this happens, a price shoot out of the solar system may be in the cards
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LETS TALK ABOUT IF BITCOIN MINING IS REALLY WORTH THE COST OF ALL THE COMPONENTS AND HARDWARE
No. It depends. In phiat phunny monies it can be prophitable:
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Question is, if "Mh/s currency" gets devalued, is it honest to let bondholders get fucked?
Yes, because they would get even more phucked if they personally invest in mining with anything else than BFLs, IF asics are really incoming as they say. Since many (me included) have more than one doubt about the promised BFL Asic's performances and timing of delivery, non-asic mining bonds can deliver anyway if such doubts materialize. It just takes that mining bonds sustain their dividends around 2% maintaining a stable price for a few months to get the capital back. Moreover, whatever will happen, much depends on decisions by the bond issuers: some might decide to upgrade too, or liquidate and offer a partial refund, others might just liquidate and run.
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Anyone can point me to data about BTC asset distribution (ex. a list of the 100 "fattest" wallets in a given time) and income distribution (ex. a list of the wallets who received more in a given time)?
The ideal would be some graphic representation of the total BTC distributions in different times (even if I figure how misleading such data could be, given that every user has a random numbers of wallets).
I ask because it could be interesting to see if such distributions are more or less egualitarian than fiat monies', and if their concentration seem to increase or decrease in time.
Given the number of "big swinging dicks" so much capitalized on the GLBSE, and even due to other factors (like a couple of millions of "sleeping" BTC), I would not be surprised at all to find some extremely unequal distribution.
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As for synthetic bonds lowering the price; it shouldnt. If it does, then you paid too much for yours
It was not the whole point of this thread?
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Your investment is not in a particular amt of MH/s, but is in the returns generated weekly by this growing mining operation. ... Up to 30% of the generated returns will be used to continually grow the operation to prevent it from stagnating as time goes on.
OK. How do you calculate the dividend per share then? Any chance that you could dilute (i.e. proportionally sell more shares than your hardware expansion)? Some pics of your hardware with your handwritten name on it would be nice.
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Ah, glad Max Keiser is finally seeing the light about the Libertarians.
Statalists are much smarter instead (provided that they are on the state's payroll). I for me, am too old to believe in Santa-state. BTW: That bozo is even always rambling about the anthropogenic global warming hoax that he still believes in, like he were a climatologist. Puh-leaaaze.
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So why nobody launches a fund to short mining bonds?
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The government fomenting mass unrest so they have a reason to declare martial law before 'November' (maybe December), (to coincide with the BFL release) to once and for all eliminate the Constitution, Very Likely.
Problem... Solution. So phucking obvious. Former CIA Army General: Martial Law Expected & “Warranted” http://webabuser.blogspot.com/2012/08/former-cia-army-general-martial-law.html
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