I've been working on a new electronic cash system that's fully peer-to-peer, with no trusted third party.
- Satoshi Nakamoto, November 1, 2008 +100000 |
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If LTC keeps gaining popularity, you can consider it all one big group of 21 million + 84 million.
Unless 1 LTC become exact same value as 1 Bitcoin, I don't see how can it be 21 million + 84 million. Also LTC serves a different purpose. |
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It's going parabolic. AM's value didn't go up 40% in 2 days, so why should the share price be. This is a bubble.
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Keep in mind that ASICMINER's shares produce ~1M USD in income monthly for the company. I'm hopeful that they are doing a *lot* to fend off competition.
^ This. Not sure why people think ASICMINER will settle for throwing away all it's good work so far / massive headstart. Have you heard the phrase: Success breeds complacency? Just look at how SDice went down the toilet after hugely successful head start. |
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You realize that several companies are coming out with 28nm hardware in 3 months or so, while AM is THINKING about developing 56nm hardware. Once the 28nm asic hardware hit, they will blow the 120nm current AM hardware right out of water (basically 10 times more power efficient than AM hardware while producing much less heat and occupy much less space).
Is it accurate to say that we know that AM is only considering 56nm chips? I'd venture that it's more fair to say we have no idea what AM has in the works. I believe BFL's 65nm hardware is already making a huge dent in AM's hardware sales, AM's drastic price reduction is evident. AM's 120nm ancient hardware will soon be a low margin business, or maybe even no buyers will consider it anymore. AM either have to come out with 56nm hardware in 3 month, or watch competition dominate the hardware market, and soon the mining share. Going for ancient chip design has won AM an early lead (because 120nm was very easy/cheap/fast to produce). But will ancient hardware win every time? or will cutting edge 28nm hardware win in the long run? we will see |
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people are holding shares...
few weak hands will buy back soon.
I feel the price is overvalued right now. They will buy back at lower price probably, below BTC3 I sold majority of my holdings at BTC3.47 yesterday. I disagree with this statement. Granted, in Bitcoin mining everyone is always looking for a month to 3 month ROI. However, I feel like with this security having so much future potential (mining hardware at cost + hardware sells + generation2 chips), ~30% APY is a completely reasonable price for one share. Also, there is quite a bit of buy support above 3 BTC, with 192 bids above 3 BTC on Bitfunder (I don't visit the other exchanges so I'm not sure about elsewhere.) You realize that several companies are coming out with 28nm hardware in 3 months or so, while AM is THINKING about developing 56nm hardware. Once the 28nm asic hardware hit, they will blow the 120nm current AM hardware right out of water (basically 10 times more power efficient than AM hardware while producing much less heat and occupy much less space). 3 month ROI sounds about right, I'm definitely not going to gamble on 3 year ROI, actually I think there's a 90% chance AM share will be worth below BTC1 in one year |
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people are holding shares...
few weak hands will buy back soon.
I feel the price is overvalued right now. They will buy back at lower price probably, below BTC3 I sold majority of my holdings at BTC3.47 yesterday. |
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Regarding protein, why not just get it directly from roving mobs and bandits?
lol you think you are the only one with guns? Good luck defeating bandits/mobs with guns. |
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The job market is just more women friendly, it's easy for a female to find a job.
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At first I was thinking FF plugin, but just to spite the bastards, let's make it a Chrome extension.
Next problem?
I can't dare to use chrome/chromium anymore after Google sold his soul to NSA.  I'm back to my old and beloved Firefox wife. I should have never betrayed her...LOL I never left firefox, chrome is crap. |
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The guy makes $200k+ per year while working at the NSA, he probably don't need money right now.
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I wish a new exchange would appear that can be as safe as MtGox , but avoid all of these stupid problems.
what? you are talking about "I lost all my customer's email and unsalted password database mtgox?" |
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BTC3 here we come
I'm a fucking oracle. |
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lol mtgox may go out of business before LTC is added to it. Have you noticed mtgox is constantly dropping market share? from 90% a few months ago -> 80% -> 70% -> 60% to now 50% of market share of exchanges.
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Yep, much less, also that chart doesn't include every other exchange such as bter.com, I often use bter.com to trade my BTC into CNY, the volume is pretty significant there. |
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Yep, word on the street is dollar is going to rally against other currencies. Now the question is will it rally against Bitcoin.
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Thanks for getting this done.
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Ok, so I am in for ฿2.74 which is not that bad. Thanks to selloffs and uncertainty.
you could've gotten it for below BTC2.7 at the lowest point. |
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Less liquid but also less CP risk, and faster dividends. You can also store your ASICMINER shares in a brainwallet.
CP? counterparty risk. In layman's terms, the risk of the guy holding your BTC running away with it How risky is that on btct.co? Is the owner trustworthy? The owner of btct.co(burnside) runs a medium sized real world hosting business (kattare.com), plus he has lots of good reputation here, so he's pretty reliable. |
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Yeah, "seems" fixed...
242324 3 minutes 361 5,568.87 BTC ASICMiner 242.97
242323 12 minutes 693 10,813.03 BTC BTC Guild 243.37
242322 25 minutes 271 3,705.69 BTC ASICMiner 101.97
242321 38 minutes 406 3,786.01 BTC ASICMiner 201.63
Since we're taking stuff and running with it -- we're at 92.29 th/s! http://www.dpcapital.net/blockchain/?hours=1,2,4,8 how is 91TH possible? that's just a lucky streak estimate I think. Otherwise it's nearly 70% of the network. |
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