Oh, I don't know.  What do you buy Bitcoins with, wampum?

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I'd be interested in 0.2 BTC per 1 MH/s.

I would not be interested in 0.2 BTC per .75 MH/s.

Gigamining had it right with the issuance of 1 BTC per 5 MH/s.  That's about as steep as I'd ever be willing to go.  Otherwise it's a pretty lousy investment (not for you, of course).

Sometimes I really think that people are convincing themselves so desperately that they're making money when they clearly are tossing it out the window.  But instead, they think to themselves, "Wow!  That was a mighty toss!"

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Depends on electrical cost and the efficiency of your rig.  If you pay a high electrical cost, FPGAs are likely the way to go for now.  If your electrical cost is very low, GPU-rigs are still good because, relative to FPGAs, they give you more bang for your buck, at least right now.

Keep in mind, mining Bitcoins is like buying them indirectly instead of buying them directly, except that you hedge your investment in the form of your hardware.  With an efficient rig, you will pay off your hardware in less than a year and then anything after that is profit, PLUS you still have the value of the hardware itself.

All things to consider.  My advice would be to look for common trends -- a lot of very smart people are throwing down insane amounts of money on Bitcoin rigs ($100,000+ in some cases).  The new trend right now is the FPGA-based rig as well as the BFL singles and mini-rigs.

If you have the money, nothing beats a mini-rig right now.

It's a competitive price based upon traded prices, but not competitive for issued price.   Gigamining owns for issued price (not sure what the issued price was for Bitbond and Puremining).

I apologize, I'm really not trying to be a dick    I just can't see how this is advantageous to the buyer.

1 BTC per 5 m/hash is an acceptable price.  1.399 BTC is not (though apparently that's subjective).  I believe someone also bought 1 share at $10, but I wouldn't expect you to price it as such.

I made my calculation like this:
30 BTC for 100 m/hash = ~ $145
at 29.6 cents per day gives...

145/.296 = 489.86 days.

I would assume that you'd be making around 50% profit from this (i.e. half of the money collected from issued bonds is profit for you).  That's just a very large profit margin. 

Good luck, but seems very pricey.

Gigamining offers 5 m/hash per 1 BTC

1 m/hash per .3 BTC = 3.33 m/hash per 1 BTC

30 BTC gets me 100 m/hash...that's around $145 per 100 m/hash.

At current difficulty and price, this gives me $0.296 daily per 100 m/hash.  

At this rate, you're looking at 489.86 days to break even and begin making a profit.  Not sure where you're getting 111% annual return.

I'll readily pass.  But good luck.

Just got a message from Coinabul.

Looks like it's just some basic maintenance and that everything is fine  Awesome.  Locking thread now.

Ok, thanks!

The only reason I'm slightly concerned is because I made a purchase about March 23 (maybe March 16)?  In either case, it's been a few weeks.  The site was up yesterday.  I've heard only good things about Coinabul in the past so I'm hoping this is only temporary.

Is anybody having trouble connecting to www.coinabul.com?  

Lol holy crap

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Way to go, O' Superior One.

Any chance we can get one of these for Litecoin?

Litecoin would be the perfect token throwaway for this game.

Oh I missed these   

Hey OP, if I win, I'll give you back $250 of it.

lol

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I'll sell you one for 115 of your gigamining shares    

Because I plan on buying shares from you anyway, and because I'm pulling 460 m/mash with it, and because you will be taking about 30% profit off the top of the shares I buy, I figure I'd take 30% profit in shares by selling to you     (not quite 30%, which would be 119.6 shares).

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