Odd response given that this "scam" has been up and running (as AMC-PT) on BTC-TC for weeks now.  You really want to bring up the subject of what's already been up-and-running? Active Mining Corporation owner(s) shall hold 15,000,000 AM shares AM shares will be sold on BitFunder and BTCT.CO and any other exchange, following asset approval or tendered by AMC shares. |
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Please keep scams on BitFunder.
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It seemed that the bot had advance knowledge (about my trades) and a faster trading speed (its trades were processed faster) than I had because of the wait times.  What happened that made it seem as if the bot had advance knowledge about your trades? |
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If this is officially Friedcat's policy, to reduce price and refund BTC due to shipping delays, this is a first I've seen in the BTC community. I am impressed!!!!
Indeed, this might end up making ASICMiner look good, especially when people make the obvious comparison to BFL, and people start working out how much of a refund Josh would have given them if he was as fair as Friedcat.  |
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I remember I asked why not all 400,000 shares could be accounted for and friedcat explained that after the issue with GLBSE there were several shares that just never got claimed.
What happens to the dividends for the unclaimed shares? |
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I guess you were watching thestringpuller convo haha lohi lets unite the rage and make a game XD
Please could someone post a link to this convo? |
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Same request for you, bitfunder:
Any chance you can find time to code this simple feature: Issuers own Bid and Ask orders are highlighted so they are clearly visible to everyone.
I have asked this like 3 or 4 times (even when GLBSE was around) Smiley
Lets make it even better. if issuer buys back shares, those trades are marked in the trade history.
Why, read about the ActiveMining fiasco, where "new walls are going up" (by issuer) but no idea when and where.
Ken would just use a different account for his share-shifting shenanigans. |
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Because there's a big difference between immediately and hopefully in a couple of months. Anyone who doesn't appreciate that difference is asking to get ripped off. Something that doesn't ship immediately might still be a better deal, but you have to take into account how much the difficulty is likely to rise, and how likely you are to even get the machine at the time advertised given the history in this area. |
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The whale picked up shares OTC at a premium price, causing those that sold to him to replenish by buying up the PTs.
Can you let us in on who it was?  Or if it's confidential, maybe just whether it was with money from S.DICE? |
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Hello, In a pinch. selling 10 direct shares for ( 10@4.55BTC), who is interested? Negotiable for the reasonable buyers. Usually people create a new thread for these then do a single short post here linking to it, to avoid cluttering the main thread with responses and replies. |
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Hi Burnside, good to have you back. A few of us on the ASICMiner speculation forum were wondering how soon the S.DICE people will get their BTC for the buy-back so we can welcome them to the family and share our soon-to-be-blade-boosted dividends with them. |
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Bitfunder has a delay as deadterra said hes on vacay so we are observing these two
Yeah, till the 28th, just noticed this on the S.DICE thread: Please note that due to my vacation in Spain, the payout and buy back of the S.DICE shares will not happen until the 28th.
I am sorry for this but I do not have my gpg key and such on my laptop they are on a dedicated computer of which I currently do not have access to.
Best Regards
DeaDTerra
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btct slipped a bit but BitFunder rose to replace it, been selling at 4.75.
Highest bid is 4.7. 35 green bars in a row, all buys & no sells for the last 14 hours.
On which exchange were the most SD shares being exchanged? I'm trying to find explanations with the difference with AM shares right now in btct. I don't think any SD money has even gone to the PT-holders yet. Today has just been anticipation rather than an actual spending of SD money. One thing that will be worth noting though is that there's a big manual delay withdrawing BTC from btct to get it to other exchanges, but not the other way around. So if btct get they're money first, they have to spend it there or wait for when the price may be higher if a panic buy starts. But if other exchanges get it first, the money can spread around. As in, if btct pays SD holders first we might see an interesting spectacle where btct goes balls-out crazy bonkers to the moon while the others are lagged behind, but it probably wouldn't happen the other way. |
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btct slipped a bit but BitFunder rose to replace it, been selling at 4.75.
Highest bid is 4.7. 35 green bars in a row, all buys & no sells for the last 14 hours.
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What are the conditions for a buyback of ASICminer
Here are the only conditions: If we haven't raised enough money to tape out before August. 28, 2012, we will return 100.5% of the total raised funds to investors of ASICMINER. The 0.5% is for compensating the GLBSE fee. That's it. Question answered! So now 2012 has passed... each ASICMINER share always owns 1/400000 of the company.
...Friedcat's contract with us isn't for life, it's for eternity. |
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SDICE was on down hill, make sense to sell it, while AM is not, at least yet.
Smart players sell "when the offer is right". But my point was really: is there anything "technically" (in the IPO I presume) to stop AM just selling up one day and therefore not paying dividends any more? If so, this is a risk I hadn't even considered. Yup, there simply aren't enough coins to buy AM. Iirc its more or less the same as S dice, AM can buy back any time they want at the 7 day average price. Doesn't have to be bought with bitcoins. Some company might say "we need a bitcoin mining company in our portfolio" and make AM an offer they can't refuse? What happens then, they just buy back at 7 day average price, really? If so, a lot of people that bought into this thing because of the dividends would be mighty pissed. The only buy-back clause, in either the current or the original OP, made no mention of 7 day average price and was only for the condition not being able to raise enough money before August. 28, 2012. Unless someone provides a link, we can probably assume that stan.distortion didn't recall correctly. Even if there ever was a buy-back, I'm sure Friedcat would exceed expectations/over-deliver as usual. |
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Iirc its more or less the same as S dice, AM can buy back any time they want at the 7 day average price.
Where does it say that? It's not in the OP or FAQ unless I'm missing it. |
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btct has bids now at 4.7...
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