Correct me if I'm wrong.
DMS.MINING can only be profitable
- if you sell it before the next difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
DMS.SELLING can only be profitable
- if you sell it after the difficulty adjustment with NAV/U post/dividend >= 410
- or before difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
or if you sell DMS.MINING and your DMS.SELLING higher than DMS.PURCHASE price
Sorry - that's nowhere near right. There's a whole bunch of scenarios in which you can make a profit from one or both of them. Most obviously you can make a profit from DMS.MINING if you buy it then hold it and receive more in dividends than you paid. And that can be the case regardless of what happens at the next difficulty change - as future changes can make up any temporary loss of value you suffer. In summary you make a profit if the price you sell for + dividends you receive is greater than what you paid. That applies to any single share or combination of shares. DMS.MINING will receive more in dividends, yeah if the difficulty only adjusting 5%, you can accumulate same price until December, with the new upcoming faster Asic mining HW, I rather sell it early. You said no where near right, your last paragraph you just summarized what I post. The reason it's nowhere near right is you said MINING was only profitable if you sell it before the next difficulty change. It can be profitable without you ever selling it. There's broadly two ways to make a profit on it: 1. Speculation/Trading - here its value is irrelevant and the key is to sell it for more than you bought it for (allowing for dividends received). 2. Investment - here you need to buy it for a price where you'll get back more than the price without EVER having to sell it. Your description only dealt with a sub-set of #1 (that sub-set where you buy before a difficulty rise and sell after - there's also potential profit buying and selling without a difficulty change or over multiple difficulty changes where you actually take a paper loss temporarily). Is the price low enough yet for #2 to work? That's for investors to decide themselves - there's no right or wrong answer as it depends on what assumptions you make about short/mediun term difficulty trends. Thanks for more detail information. However, with this type of bond, I only believe in #1, well it's just me. Cheers!  |
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Is there any way to enable 2FA without a Smartphone? I have an iPad (1st gen without a camera) and an iPod Touch (also without a camera), but it seems that the only way that I can use the Google Authenticator App is to use a smartphone which I don't have.
Why not buy one specially Android phone, its cheaper, you can play candy crush as well  |
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Correct me if I'm wrong.
DMS.MINING can only be profitable
- if you sell it before the next difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
DMS.SELLING can only be profitable
- if you sell it after the difficulty adjustment with NAV/U post/dividend >= 410
- or before difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
or if you sell DMS.MINING and your DMS.SELLING higher than DMS.PURCHASE price
Sorry - that's nowhere near right. There's a whole bunch of scenarios in which you can make a profit from one or both of them. Most obviously you can make a profit from DMS.MINING if you buy it then hold it and receive more in dividends than you paid. And that can be the case regardless of what happens at the next difficulty change - as future changes can make up any temporary loss of value you suffer. In summary you make a profit if the price you sell for + dividends you receive is greater than what you paid. That applies to any single share or combination of shares. DMS.MINING will receive more in dividends, yeah if the difficulty only adjusting 5%, you can accumulate same price until December, with the new upcoming faster Asic mining HW, I rather sell it early. You said no where near right, your last paragraph you just summarized what I post. |
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Correct me if I'm wrong.
DMS.MINING can only be profitable
- if you sell it before the next difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
DMS.SELLING can only be profitable
- if you sell it after the difficulty adjustment with NAV/U post/dividend >= 410
- or before difficulty adjustment with same or higher price you bought it.
or if you sell DMS.MINING and your DMS.SELLING higher than DMS.PURCHASE price
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I thought you can request refund of the loan at face value, why someone selling cheap their shares?
Is there a problem with Graet.loan right now?
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Difficulty is not rising much, if this will continue SELLER might not get any dividend in next adjustment.
pretty much entirely related to the asicminer hashing drop Exactly, and now it is going back up to higher levels than it was before. Difficulty is going to skyrocket once again!  Yap, Difficulty is rising again, if this will continue to rise with 20% increase, it can double your bitcoin in DMS.SELLER in just 2 months. |
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Best time to buy shares while price is still low. I'm buying more.
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I'm trying to gather information, but it's a bit all over the place. If I would like to buy shares, is it best to buy them directly of an auction? Or should I buy at a place like this: https://btct.co/security/ASICMINER-PTYou can buy AM shares easily here bitfunder.com or at btct.co Compare their prices |
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[BITFUNDER] [AMC] [PAID] 40,000,000 @ ฿0.00000101
Nice, thanks! |
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Everyone ignore that hashrate! The dividend was less than last week... that means the shares are overpriced!! SELL SELL SELL!
(I didn't snag enough below BTC2.8 )
Yap, sell sell sell, so I can buy at lower price. |
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I should have bought some last week while price was 0.19+
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Facebook uses a persistant cookie to recognize the endpoint and shuts down the acccout (if enabled) till you confirm via the 2nd factor that it's actually a legit new machine. Google checks geo location and if it's way off, it proceeds with security questions. Via browser characteristics one can generate an almost unique fingerprint by using system fonts and plugins as input. Thus logically, an attacker could bruteforce your PIN and change your email address on file. You could create a delay between each failed login and double the delay duration for each additional fail. If you'd apply that on the normal login, someone evil could easily exploit the mechanism to lock someone else out, but I think for the PIN request it's fine anyway. And even a cap of a few seconds would kill brute force more or less. +1 |
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The BTC value transferred is Less 20% compare to last week |
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Difficulty is not rising much, if this will continue SELLER might not get any dividend in next adjustment.
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My withdrawal does not have a fee, so it takes time again to add it to the block.
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DMS.MINING price is the lowest PMB compare to other mining offers.
0.0195 = 5MH/s or 0.0039 = 1MH/s
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Deprived, missing my new 100 PURCHASE transfer
2013-06-18 02:13:51 DMS.PURCHASE transfer-out (DeprivedMining) 100
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Thanks Deprived for immediate transfer, earned a bit there.
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Deprived, When is the payment for SELLER dividend? any minute today or tomorrow?
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This will be profitable, I hope it get accepted asap.
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