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21  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 22, 2015, 11:55:14 PM
Getting a bit tense around here now ?

Nah, It's all good  Tongue    / Pet peeve.    Never good at joining pity parties Smiley
22  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 22, 2015, 11:47:25 PM
I suggest you to try to think before you speak/write anything.

Ok.

Are you aware of the costs needed to deploy miners from chip to full working units?

Yes. - Current industry.

Are you aware of the current profitability considering the market conditions?

Yes. - I started mining with FPGAs... Do you know what that acronym even means?  See above.

Market conditions?   Oh, you mean Bitfury, SP, Bitmain... (Quality competitors)  Or hashrate/difficulty?  (Currently at 329,448,950 GH/s & Diff Approx 46,717,549,600).

Or How cheap can I steal my electricity?  

You got me there, I can't... But I doubt other legitimate mines do either.. and they remain competitive.

Are you aware of the costs and the work needed to setup a DC to have the miners running?

Yes..    Cooling and electricity aside, i'm all running short on chicken farms and skyrise condos, though I do have a few Cisco's kicking around here somewhere.

Are you aware of how much money AM currently has? Or how much did they have before FC vanished?

No, and Neither do you.   I'm sure you read the same financials that everyone has.

So please.. Contribute positively, or Shut the FUCK up... ( "Go eat a bag of dicks", or whatever it is you kids say these days.)   Wink

23  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 22, 2015, 08:42:58 PM
Why cant they setup a new farm with remaining chips and use it to refund themselves?

Seriously, the 28nm chip is nice, but they have a proven design and plans for the 45nm and chips in stock..   They should get as many devices running as possible while they can.. If BTC hasn't dramatically risen by the halving the 28nm isnt worth running let alone making.   If it does skyrockaet the  AM can use BTC Earned currently, skip the 28nm and go to 20 directly.  The future is to uncertain for any company right now to create a new mask..   using current resources might be the best choice..

I'm sorry, but this is nonsense

Uh huh.. Rather than call 'nonsense' try critical thinking:
 
Asicminer needs to either close up shop now, or use their resources.. they've apparently chosen the latter.  Whether divs will ever again  be paid to the holdrrs isnt what I asked.

They have enough BE200 chips left of the 60PH or a few thousand devices.  They should put them to use and save the company...the chips are still competitive for a manufacturer to use...  either that or give them away and close the doors.   

Calling exit scam on Friedcat doesnt make sense...  neither does letting the 45nm maskmsit gathering dust. ...and Ponzi on AM shareholders isnt possible either....   You cant just get an account at TMSC by knocking on the door...you have to pass scrutiny and have a real world presence.

Yes AMHash is fucked, but AM as a company could still be worth a few $ to someone who wants to enter the bitcoin space in china or elsewhere... They really dont have that many liabilities on the books. And a competitive chip Design ready to roll.
24  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 22, 2015, 06:37:00 PM
Why cant they setup a new farm with remaining chips and use it to refund themselves?

Seriously, the 28nm chip is nice, but they have a proven design and plans for the 45nm and chips in stock..   They should get as many devices running as possible while they can.. If BTC hasn't dramatically risen by the halving the 28nm isnt worth running let alone making.   If it does skyrockaet the  AM can use BTC Earned currently, skip the 28nm and go to 20 directly.  The future is to uncertain for any company right now to create a new mask..   using current resources might be the best choice..
25  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 22, 2015, 12:01:30 AM
 
  REALITY CHECK - Food for thought.

 Easy quick question that perhaps the Board, or AMHash could answer:

  My understanding is that there were initially 5PH of Miners,  selling 1 PH at a time..   (the actual selling varies a bit in the amounts/timing) ..
  This was done for two reasons.. 1) To prove a stable board/component design with the BE300 in mind..    2) To help fund BE300 rollout costs.

  Where were the miners pointing?   My guess is initially (5PH) to an AM wallet, with other parties hired to manage/run the physical farm... At the end of each difficulty period, regardless of the amount of block found, a amount of 'dividends' plus fee for managing it where transferred to the 'managing entity'... who then dispersed the funds to the 'investors' of AMHASH... either via havelock, or other parties.

   My Belief:   Friedcat was using this as an opportunity to fund the BE300 chip costs, and eventually saving running expenses by redeploying BE300 Miners into the same environment.

   My Question:  With the millions gained from the AMHASH farm, (with or without electrical costs), Why hasn't anyone traced it?  either To/From Havelock, or To/From AM & Mining managers?  IS IT MULTISIG?
  
   2nd Question: If Friedcat is as intelligent and honourable as he has shown in the past 3 Years by his actions and posts,  what if he was travelling and is in a hospital somewhere as a John Doe?

   What would happen to the share prices if he resurfaced, with a legitimate story, funded the chip and continued onward?

  Hell of a gamble, but really ...  after you all lost so much, might as well scoop up whats left for pennies on the 'what if'..

  After all..   With no funds and no future... WHY IS DAVID CONTINUING TO KEEP AN OFFICE AND EMPLOYEES AROUND?

  Yeah.. scam of course...  only 1/10 of the shares are on Havelock..  David has a bigger interest as a partial Bitfountain partner..   So WHAT IS REALLY GOING ON?

  Smiley


  
26  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 17, 2015, 12:42:32 AM
27  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 15, 2015, 11:06:58 PM
Actually I find it strange that everyone is ignoring the fact that FC didn't place a wafer order before his disappearance. He was supposed to have chips in hand in February so the order was supposed to be placed in December or early January. This never happened, yet nobody is complaining about this. If we ignore all the recent facts the problem is still there. They never intended to have miners with BE300 chip. Not on this financial situation.

Right. The order should have been placed in the 2nd week of December 2014 after the BE300s had been successfully tested in single and multi-chip board configurations. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=888260.0

Chips weren't ordered because there was no money to pay for the order.  Attempts at securing necessary funds failed. So the order was never placed due to the lack of funds.

If this is true, the game was up last year already. All this shady disappearance / empty office / stolen farm business is just kabuki theater.

Phrased differently, at what point did the board members all start to dump their shares?    Lots of constant imports since December to Havelock...   If the board was aware that there was no money to place a BE300 order, why even bother with sample chips... and did they use the information to dump discretely?

My guess is that Bitfountain had no need to 'dump shares' as they already controlled the wallets per se..    Did any board members have the opportunity to bail before Friedcats disappearance became 'Public' information?


28  Economy / Securities / Re: HAVELOCK tried to BRIBE ME! on: March 15, 2015, 07:59:47 PM
Is there any actual proof that AirWolf is not insane?

Is there any proof he is insane?

He has done a pretty good job at making you believe he is insane yes but he is also doing some good work here which has surprised me because i thought he was up to no good.

Maybe you should have taken the btc for 'some' losses incurred during all this or gave it to the guys that are helping you..

Just a thought well done denying the bribe Smiley  

I agree I think he is doing the right thing here. I think it shows a lot that he refused a bribe also...10BTC is a nice little pay day for many.

Are you serious? You think blackmailing the family/friends/associates of a suspected scammer is acceptable at all?

I find it disturbing so many people are backing this psychopath. He's "discovered" absolutely nothing that anyone who spent 5 minutes doing research on AM/HL wouldn't already know.

Yeah, I read this as more of a "Tongue in Cheek" comment.. "Hey little kid, you're bothering me... can I just pay you to go way... you're getting annoying."..    Not any admission of guilt.. Hell, i would have probably done the same... had I not already lost it all in AM shares Smiley
29  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 12, 2015, 02:34:32 AM

But that's not an option:

Introduction
ASICMINER is a virtual identity totally held by investors of the Bitfountain company. The Bitfountain company's business includes mining with self-built ASIC devices, as well as the sales of them. Currently ASICMINER shareholders holds 163,962 shares, while Bitfountain shareholders holds 236,038 shares. ASICMINER shares have the privilege of getting all net profits till 0.1BTC/share from the day when dividends began to be paid. They also have the exemption of dilution, which means that each ASICMINER share always equals to 1/400,000 of the total profits and voting power of the summed value from both ASICMINER and Bitfountain.


Meh... True... unless you hold the purse-strings, and decide to say "Fuck it.. I'm only paying myself.." or new shareholders brought onboard.

Why dilute when you can just erase?    

(Opens excel spreadsheet, highlights shareholder bitcoin addy entries... presses delete..  Presses Save.")

(Open - New File..> Now offering 1/3 of our new company to new investors....   Bitfountain's shares stay intact/transferred..)

Done.
30  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 12, 2015, 12:29:39 AM
Alternate scenerio:  Chip samples confirmed, all thats lacking is funds..  I'm sure that aside from  bitfountain assets/shares (2/3 of AM), that friedcat and David both made some good coin out of AM, sitting somewhere safe.  -- the IP is ready to turn into wafers, and the costs were known and planned for already. .. where is that coin hiding?   I have a hard time believing they are bankrupt...but i would believe a muti-sig wallet currently inaccessible.  

Keep in mind that the current gen chip masks are still good, and the current inventory is unknown... If AM resolves its issues and self-mines with current chips, the only real ongoing cost is electricity..  They could still slowly self-fund a revival...  Just dont expect divs soon.  Then again, most companies don't pay divs in the real world anyway.
31  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 10, 2015, 06:19:28 PM
I may have missed it CanaryInTheMine, but did you say where you got that information, or how it could be verified?     Unless somebody at AM higher-up leaked information to you, I have to consider it suspect... as up until mid Feb, everyone thought chips were ordered, and due for arrival.

Was Friedcat personally handling the order to the fab, packaging, etc... and his disappearance meant he couldn't place an order?



Yeah no one seems to know whether this is actually AM who didn't submit that order. Someone asked Canary in the other thread whether he knew it for sure or just deducted it from the BITMAIN statement. I'd like some clarification and an announcement by the remaining AM officials on that...

 I'd like him to clairify and state it for the record BEFORE the 'AM Board' meeting that phazebird hinted was coming soon.

 This thread basically blew up due to his statements, and I'd like him to stand up and make some kind of iron clad statement as to where he got his information...
 
  I'm not questioning his integrity, after all..his solid reputation is why we all took this as fact... 
32  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 10, 2015, 06:13:59 PM
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A certain competitor which we pay attention has not submit any mass production order to its wafer supplier.

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BE300 project is still on going with the rest of AM team as I know.

Have AM submitted the BE300 wafer order ?

CanaryInTheMine said NO.


He did?
I did.

I may have missed it CanaryInTheMine, but did you say where you got that information, or how it could be verified?     Unless somebody at AM higher-up leaked information to you, I have to consider it suspect... as up until mid Feb, everyone thought chips were ordered, and due for arrival.

Was Friedcat personally handling the order to the fab, packaging, etc... and his disappearance meant he couldn't place an order?

33  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 10, 2015, 05:25:18 AM
The real holders are screwed since they have no way to sell. They are true bag holders in this scam.


Agreed, but it doesn't hurt to point out that there are over 30,000+ shares of AM1 on havelock right now, and ONLY a total of 2,000 up for sale currently.

And no word from any major shareholders.

 ..  and if you go back through the thread a few hundred pages, most of the voices you see now are basically new to this thread.

So, I'm not saying that everything is fine, just that perspective counts.... never discount manipulation, or that Friedcat moved locations due to reasons outside of our knowledge.....  Who knows, maybe he's drunk in an alley, got eaten by a shark, or is currently out getting laid to celebrate Gen 4...  

 If you're a gambler hit BUY... if not, hit SELL.        This thread is full of WAY to much drama.

 Edit:  Yes... Sharks are still with in the realm of possibility...after all, this is bitcoin.  
 
 http://www.cms.int/sharks/fr/country/mongolia
34  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 10, 2015, 04:14:40 AM
have any of the AM board members spoken out?

As far as I can tell they have not.

To be more specific, the entire ask orderbook on havelock is under 2000 shares total, of the 33,400+ outstanding..

In other words, recent volume may be 'high', but hardly representative of what 'major' shareholders would consider a 'dump' so much as 'cheap shares'.

35  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 09, 2015, 02:57:06 PM
Soon, I can throw 5 BTC at this, and say I was a board member on what was one of the first great ASIC manufactures in the bitcoin era.. 

  Great on a resume...  maybe wallpaper my cubicle with some printed 'shares' ..  give away BlockErupter keychain..  sell the movie rights..  lots of potential still!
36  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: March 08, 2015, 07:47:27 PM
Hmm..  After a quick read through here I realize that Friedcat probably got tired of reading the trolls, said fuck it, took his cash/coin and settled down for a nice cup of tea in  some backwater town with no internet, Asic, or whining little children.... maybe found a girlfriend or got a haircut...  can't say I blame him.
37  Economy / Securities / Re: HAVELOCK INVESTMENTS - Site will be down for maintenance until further notice. on: March 02, 2015, 12:34:17 AM
Hey guys.. while the FUD is being slung around, here is something to think about:  Didnt Havelock Investments originally have ties to Cavirtex, before it was sold/relocated to Panama?..  The same Cavirtex that is shutting down because the old hashes from an old database were compromised..incluudincludingding   Want to bet the havelock system ran the same system?

Honestly, if there was even a small chance of cross-over contamination, I would have taken it offline for a security update/audit, for the better good..and fix the issues, cranky FUD people or not.

... Or...your shares are gone.

Happy Trading!


38  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: February 16, 2015, 10:06:08 PM
WTF is happening to this thread? Why are you kicking a dead horse cat!?!?

FTFY  Smiley
39  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: February 16, 2015, 12:05:36 AM
Heads's up for anyone interested,  CNN's Morgan Sperlock's special on bitcoin starts at 9pm EST, .. in approx 2 hrs from now.

40  Economy / Securities / Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It on: February 15, 2015, 12:58:29 AM
I think it's fine.
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