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assuming you want infos on cryptostock exchanges:
if i'm not mistaken btct.co / havelock / bitfunder have the largest volume. at least they seem to be rather popular at the bitcointalk forums.
btct.co - run by forum member burnside who also runs litecoin global (LTC based cryptostocks)
bitfunder - run by forum member ukyo
i personally like both, however some forum users prefer one over the other. both offer a nice overview over your assets and dividends and offer 2 factor authentication.
to btct.co you can send your BTC directly, however there have been delays during times where a lot of people tried to get their coins onto the exchange (ie. labcoin ipo).
for bitfunder you have to use weexchange.co which makes it a bit more complicated. there has also been a serious security issue with bitfunder for users that didn't activate 2 factor authentication, however that should be resolved by now.
havelock - never used them.
mpex - run by forum member whatshisname, might be the oldest cryptostock exchange still running in bitcoinia, but forget it unless you want to put down some serious btc. also rather old school compared to the other exchanges.
picostocks - run by tytus, has only a handfull of assets, mainly the 100th project.
be aware that with some assets there can be huge price differences between exchanges, so do your research and make your choice accordingly.
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Interested! So, have you purchased those units already?
Same question. |
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I thought just-dice has been underwater?
They have been, but they're back up again. Talk about high variance. |
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CoinTerra is proud to announce the specs of our first ASIC chip – GoldStrike1 (aka GS1)
GS1 is a 28nm chip and will be one of the highest performance ASICs in the Bitcoin mining world with a hash rate greater than 0.5TH at a power consumption of significantly less than 1 watt/GH.
The GS1 chips are expected to arrive late Q4 2013.
Our website will be ready to take preorders later this month with a range of products involving one or multiple units of the GS1.
This is all the info that you can provide? They forgot to mention it also comes with homemade chocolate chip cookies. Yeah, but what kind of chocolate chip cookies? |
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鸭嘴兽是一个快乐的表。
Platypus is a happy table.
I... wait what? |
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Good news, to improve our pricing system we have developed a form where you take the reference price of clearinghouses greater volume and thus provide a fair price for our clients as buyers and sellers. Just to provide excellent service to our business solutions especially our POS services are integrated virtual any website that need to expand their sales on the internet.
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Only Chuck Norris can pay $282M with his VISA card anyway, and I was told he won't be mining any time soon, so we're safe  Chuck Norris mines with his fists. Plus he can still receive 50 coin rewards with a prolonged beard-rub. Chuck Norris doesn't mine, he's sending out the block rewards! |
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I had a lot of mixed feelings when reading the rumors, but never did I think about giving up on mining or cancelling my preorders.
Firstly, because I want to get my hand on these sexy pieces of hardware. There's also something oddly fascinating / fun about mining that I can't quite put my finger on.
Secondly, I feel a weird sense of... patriotism? To hash and protect...
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Get rights like what? Upgrading your Saturn to a Jupiter? Sorry - there aren't upgrades past Jupiter...
Maybe they can, like, tape two Jupiters together... |
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edit 2: da es auch laut nem CNBC Typen auf Twitter ne Falschmeldung ist, stellt sich noch die Frage, wie es überhaupt dazu kam dass das WSJ sowas schreibt Vielleicht haben die FB-Zwillinge ja ihre Finger im Spiel  Ich glaub da hat einfach jemand zu schnell geschossen um an vorderster Nachrichtenfront zu sein  |
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For all we know gambling could actually be one of the factors pushing Bitcoin. Like porn pushed the VCR and silk road pushed... well, Bitcoin.
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Whining is easier than killing the goose thats laying the golden eggs Also, once you kill the goose, no more golden eggs! |
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Nice, thanks for the update!
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Any timeframe on when you'll enable registered accounts?
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I predict it's going to crash.
Yeah, sure. The question is whether it'll be at .002 or at 2.00 Assuming it's not a scam the IPO price is a rather safe bet. |
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UPDATE FINAL:
(Ethan Burnside) Hi all, I'm posting this somewhat blind. (haven't caught up with the last 10 or so pages...)
TheSwede75 and I have talked a bit and here's what we've come up with:
- 3 PM CST/4 PM EST is the cutoff for bidding. (EDITED!)
Burnside, you really should honor the time you put, even if it was a mistake. I apologize for the confusion around EST/EDT. It is too late to fix/change it. Unfortunately those of us in north america almost always refer to the zones as PST/CST/EST/etc regardless of daylight savings. It's a name for the time in the area year round, regardless of the technicality around DST. Hi Burnside, How are we (those of us who's Bitcoins didn't go through) going to get our shares? Thanks for answering. Once everything has been sorted out - In the market, like any other crypto-stock. |
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Just to make matters worse, this IPO caused a ridiculous crash of ASICMiner.
So not only did I miss out on a great opportunity, I lost a ton of money too.
I'm down a few grand. If I had 10x as many shares in Asicminer I'd probably have punched a wall for not selling out before the crash. Only because I think that the speculation in ASICMINER share price drop probably is wrong I will point out that there have been several thread on bitcointalk, reddit and elsewhere reporting that share holders are dissatisfied with the latest dividend payment. I doubt a single IPO of 7k BTC could really affect a security of ASICMINER's value (100x+ current LABCOIN Ipo value if I am not mistaken) You made the IPO to lower the price of Asicminer so you can buy them at cheap price /conspiracy |
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Just to make matters worse, this IPO caused a ridiculous crash of ASICMiner.
So not only did I miss out on a great opportunity, I lost a ton of money too.
I'm down a few grand. If I had 10x as many shares in Asicminer I'd probably have punched a wall for not selling out before the crash. Asicminer shares have been rather flakey lately in general, the below-average dividend and the upcoming IPOs sure didn't make matters better. But look, it's climbing up again already, seems like everyone is taking their seats again  |
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What a ride. I have to hand it to burnside and the_swede, I think you guys made the right decision. It's not perfect and a bunch of people will be unhappy, but it was probably the fairest decision given the circumstances. So now that this is done, see you in the post-IPO orderbook battlefield (And don't forget the other cryptostocks as well, I've heard some guys left cheap shares lying around) No, there is absolutely nothing fair about it. That you even considered using that word. Now listen up. If the IPO had been pulled through like a regular BTCT IPO the share price would have already been more than 10x, 100x, fuck if i knew where above the actual IPO price. The orderbook was already revving up for a bloodbath more than 10 hrs before the actual release time. You would have never, I repeat, you would have never gotten shares anywhere near the IPO price. This way you had the chance to at least get some of the shares at the regular IPO price. |
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