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lan787; 120; 10.32; 1Jh13goBPFnrALKkMBucpLcsNisCXWANFJ
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Buy with credit card. In 3 months it will be clear if this deal is good or not. Request a refund through your credit card if the outlook will be bad.
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We're 2 months from huge number of asics on the market, AM's network hashrate percentage won't be remotely close to where it is now and yet people were paying 300 weeks dividends worth amount for one share, lol. What a bloody moron someone has to be to bite that.
Seems you are pretty confident in what you are saying. Why don't you sell an options to buy shares. or futures or whatever. If this bubble gonna burst in 2 months you will be rich. |
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I'm, pretty sure that auction was clear manipulation to rise Asicminer share price, no sane man would pay 76 btc for 10GH device.
And they run operation spectacularly, shares more than doubled in a day or two.
The amount of manipulation and corruption in bitcoin community these days is staggering.
I would pay if I had. Bid 71.5. If you check the forum time you will notice that share price increased after auction announcement but before "insane" bids. In fact share price dropped at the end to 1.1 or even 0.9 (guess why) Don't think I'm insane. Bought shares for 0.8 in the morning and sold for 1.3 the next day. Got "free" 30btc to buy that thing. Easy money lead to easy spending. People really wanted those devices, don't think it is wise to insult them in this thread. |
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If I buy a Passthrough share, do I receive some of the BTC the company mines? I'm not expecting miracles, though, like ROI in a month or such (especially that I couldn't really buy more than 1 single share, which I guess is considered ridiculously few), but still I'm interested in the concept - is it somehow like a mining contract?
You can study amount of paid dividends on both bitfunder and btct Bitfunder for ex https://bitfunder.com/asset/G.ASICMINER-PT#pane_divs |
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Where is John?  |
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BFL advertisement "5 GH/s for $275" looks funny in this thread
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'I want to link my Bitcointalk name with BTCJam's. Verification code: 7f069811-8e3e-47bf-8c62-f21a25104f3f'
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this went waaay too high for 10GH
Think people just get it for a thrill. Was thinking to get it first (I live in Shanghai), but looking at the bids... This is just unrealistic I can squeeze myself to 70btc, but seems it wont be enough. what hashrate do you get from $5k worth of GPUs or FPGAs? It's gonna be half of what Block erupter offers. Yes it will pay off... eventually. My point is if one wants to earn BTC he should have bought ASICMINER shares this morning. Well thinking it over again... 60 BTC does not sound totally crazy now |
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this went waaay too high for 10GH
Think people just get it for a thrill. Was thinking to get it first (I live in Shanghai), but looking at the bids... This is just unrealistic I can squeeze myself to 70btc, but seems it wont be enough. |
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In our plan, the auction of limited sample boards will have one round per week, and last for a few weeks. After we have enough feedback and information we will do with more quantity and revised designs. But don't expect our products to spread towards everywhere at least in the next month, because most of our next batch will be used for ourselves.
Not actual anymore? |
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The code is open source, and has been reviewed by others. If you know javascript you are welcome to review the code yourself to confirm that is behaves as advertized.
B does not contradict A. A is the reason that B is true.
The encryption is done with javascript by your browser on your machine. They send the encrypted private key to your browser, your browser uses your password (which it does not supply to blockchain.info) to decrypt the private key so that the transaction can be signed. Your browser then sends the signed transaction back up to their servers to be broadcast.
Since they don't have your password, and they only have the encrypted copies of your private keys, they cannot take/spend your bitcoins.
Of course, that means that if you forget your password, they can't help you. Your coins are just as lost as if you had forgotten your password to an encrypted wallet file on your own hard drive.
Private keys and bitcoin addresses are generated with javascript and only sent to their database after being encrypted by the password stored in your browser. You can have a copy of your encrypted wallet from their database sent to you so that you can store backup copies and still access your bitcoins if blockchain.info were to be shut down.
Thank you for clarification. The security seems reasonable to me now. |
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A Your private keys are stored encrypted in their database
their database... I bet encryption is done by them too  B so they don't have access to take/spend your bitcoins.
I don't get it. For me B contradicts A. How do you pay from your online wallet if they don't have access to it. |
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58 should be high for newcomers since they want to buy. Realistically look at the chart: from 15 in Feb to 266 50 in April. That is still abnormal. And I don't have lots of coins I am the one who wants to buy (for realistic price ofc) And I'am as annoyed as you, but for the different reason. I have to wait. I waited for month already and starting to lose patience. 58 is high to everyone who has a lot of coin and they are manipulating the market to suck newcomers dry.
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58 is still to high to me. Bet we will have low at 40 with weighted average around 50.
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Какие есть минимально затратные способы перевода денег в usd между биржами? В обратном направлении работает через https://www.bitinstant.comOKPay? Вывод с mtgox за 1% Дальше не смотрел. |
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