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Agreed, this is a horrible investment at the offered price. I thought it was okay at first before I realized it only starts hashing in months.
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Nah. Otherwise people will write code without linebreaks.
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Sorry to say this but this loan is -EV. It is throwing your money away.
Doesn't matter if you have good intentions, doesn't matter if you repay, it is still -EV.
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The game is pretty cool. Higher max bet pl0x when you launch.
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register.php and other pages: <head> Add before the head. |
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<!DOCTYPE html> and nothing above it so your inputs are not thin.
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That's kinda the problem when you offer investments that are zero sum games - either you make a profit (and piss off your investors who made a loss), or you make a loss (but your investors make a profit).
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Bid and ask walls has been placed. If you have large (buy or sell) orders, schedule it by contacting me privately.  Also, I'd appreciate it if you could leave me a trust rating if you haven't already! Wow the ask wall is already gone at .24. Will there be more? Yes, especially as I am not harming any existing investors trying to sell. I hope that 0.27 BTC purchase was done by the seller instead of some clueless investor...  |
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Hello everyone, I have a few questions about ASICMINER shares history (I have not enough time to read all the pages in this thread, so I hope that somebody who remembers it will answer). 1) When ASICMINER started to offer the shares? The first post is from 2012-08-09, but there is something about "earlier investors". 2) When the price started to rise from 0.1? 3) What were the factors that moved the price up? 4) When was the initial 0.1 gained back in dividends? 5) Anything interesting/important happened with ASICMINER before March 2013? I can see chart of BTC-TC passtrough history since March 2013 ( http://coinflow.co/chart/ASICMINER-PT ), so I'm interested in the price development before that. Thanks for answers. "Early investors" are simply the people who hold the shares now. The price moved up because they successfully developed ASIC chips that mines. This pretty much happens with every mining company when they get hardware, as the risk that they would never have got hardware evaporated. The initial 0.1 was gained back in dividends in a month or so? |
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Not a crypto expert, but here's what I found googling: You have a good discussion in: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=133425.0Basically, ECDSA is compromised, hashing isn't. With a quantum computer, you could easily deduce the private key corresponding to a public key. If you only have an address, which is a hashed public key, the private key is safe. Anyway, to spend a transaction, you need to send the public key. At that point you are vulnerable, but the attack is not straightforward. |
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This is not just about anonymity, every time you spend coins from an address the public key for the address is revealed. This is 1 less (out of 3) different encryption/hashing algorithms used.
This is also one of the reasons why Qt has different change addresses.
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What do you mean nobody knows ASICMINER? We know ASICMINER's network hash rate.
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Just like how BitFunder, btct.co, mpex.co, cryptostocks.com, btc-e.net, vircuex.com, bitstamp.net, cryptsy.com .. oh wait. No bitcoin business is licensed to operate in all countries of the world. It's simply impossible for any Bitcoin business to do that due to the regulatory barriers and costs. You will also not lose your entire investment, we have dead man's switch systems in place. Question: Please list the steps a borrower goes through to try and get a loan approval. What recourse options so you have once a loan goes into default? PM direct if you want to take this off the thread.
We've started lending to qualified borrowers such as Bitcoin businesses as well as fully secured loans. We don't chase after btcjam's market. We have not had a default since April. |
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OK, I admit, I actually laughed at your ending date.
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5 BTC starting price??
You are charging for a phpBB forum separately?
Worthless domain?
Worthless script?
Tick tick tick.
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That's what we've been using and it works quite nicely so far. It's not for a random twitter app, it's for businesses who need short term liquidity in the range of hundreds to thousands of coins.
There's a few advantages, such as no way for disputes - I can prove that you requested X btc to X address, here is the txid, and this repayment address is empty.
Shamelessly stolen from MPEx
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