So you've listed the car for £29,000 but are asking £33,200 in bitcoins. NEXT.

I just want to see ,is this really going to happen...I think the price will be fixed at 325...only if some extreme fluctuation in BTC value...and I think this also helping out buyers , if BTC price go higher, I will lower the BTC payment as well...vice-versa...

Hover over the lines, and check the dates
That website isn't up2date (and doesn't include the received dividends)

Check out www.asicminercharts.com to get the hashrates of the last days.


Live stats can be found here (Hashrate explanation)

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This is my personal used car...I am currently sell this car in autotrader.co.uk
if anyone interesting in this car can see the website below.
http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classified/advert/201305206844424/sort/default/usedcars/price-from/27500/price-to/30000/make/bentley/onesearchad/used/onesearchad/nearlynew/onesearchad/new/page/2/quicksearch/true/radius/1501/postcode/b55jf?logcode=p

I would like to sell this car for 375 bitcoins. I only can offer face to face transaction in UK....
if anyone interest please contact me by PM...I am in birmingham...

And does anyone can tech me how to upload a picture in this forum??

they may still not get solo mining's hash rate update to their website....I guess.....

so why does solo mining result in a lower hash rate?

In the stock market publicly traded companies talk to shareholders once or twice a quarter at most. We're lucky we get several communications a week

We are in the process of taking pictures of our prototypes.  These are just pictures of the cases we are using in our Bitcoin miners

whats going on with asicminer right now?  Any idea of when full hash rate will be back online?

BTCMC was traded on GLBSE before GLBSE crashed. Yes, BTCMC is a mining company. No dividends are being paid as per shareholder vote.

If someone could gather 2500 DMC, it would be an equivalent price while AM continues to hover around 2.5 BTC.

What someone should do is just start a BTCMC passthrough and buy the shares from me to do it with.

I've set aside a year to deal with the share buyback so DMC can go private and reboot.

I haven't decided if I'm going to do an auction. I mean, if someone said they wanted to drop 550 BTC on it, I'd sell it without even going the route of an auction.

Yes - partialy. Partialy from dividends on ASICMINER shares I still own and partialy from the mined BTC using my HW.
Yes, it is fixed hash rate of 3mhash/s and it will upgrade to fixed rate of 15mhash/s when BFL delivers to me.
If the difficulty goes down you earn more, if it goes up (much more probable) you earn less. But keep in mind that if you buy mining HW it is the same or even worse because you have still to operate it and pay for electricity and so on.
When I would buy back? Well I would be probably buying the bond back in the case that the BTC price is going down which would mean that the operationg prices would be high in BTC. There is no reason to do that earlier unless the bonds is trading heavilly undervalued - then I could buy it partially back on the market.
Well, if you buy into PAJKA.BOND you are in for both - the profit and the risk.
I believe that BFL will deliver - the question is when.
I am honest person and so if they would refund orders instead of delivering I would buy some other BTC ASIC HW and match the offer I did with BFL HW.
200 ASICMINER shares are 10ghash/s (plus extras from sold HW) and my HW does 2.6ghash/s. That is 12.6ghash/s.
There are 4563 PAJKA.BONDs out @3mhash/s. That is 13.6ghash/s.
The difference is only 1ghash/s and it can be very easily covered with the cash from sold ASICMINER shares for many years.
I am now offering the bonds at a premium - so if they are selling even at a premium I can use the money from the sale to cover them with more ASICMINER shares for example.
But honestly I expect that more will be selling after BFL delivers to me and bonds upgrade to 15mhash/s. We will see where the PAJKA.BOND price goes then.
You are welcome.

Yes, this month I'm paying full dividends since we've gotten over 2500 shares back due to AM trades, I don't need to buy any DMC shares back. Half dividends will continue next month.

I have an interesting story:

I first discovered BitCoin near mid November 2013. After reading a bit I felt that mining probably wasn't a way to have much income. ASICs were being developed, FPGAs had been shuffled to the side, except for those already with them.

Sometime in late Nov, early Dec I bought my first BTC. Coinbase was just starting & I found I could buy straight from my bank account. Cool!

But what to do with it? I'm a fairly decent businessman and investor. Invest!

Where? How do you find where? Trial and error is what I tried. But who & what sites can you trust?

I ended up losing lots of BTC at BTCJam.com, thinking that loans are "safe". That's a holdover from the physical, regulated banking world. Not true here. I'm actually a fairly good judge of "character", so I didn't lose all, as I saw that many did there. But I did lose about 30% of what I loaned out. The site itself is fairly good, but the "borrowers" are often not...

While making that mistake, I discovered btct.co (bad name! - I still sometimes forget it) and BitFunder.com (great name!). Both seem to be good places to make investments.

Round about Mar 1, 2013 is when I made my first investments. SDICE, ZigGap, JAH and BAKEWELL. I realized that everything would be thinly traded, so I looked to the securities with the most activity. At the time I knew nothing about ASICMiner and Avalon, I could only see BFL mainly due to their advertising.

When ASICMiner popped up for me was a few days or so later, I think. I bought a share at about BTC0.7. I thought it was way too high. I found an auction where shares had gone for about 0.42 max. After I received my first dividend from it, I bought as much as I could. In fact the biggest mistakes I've made so far have had to do with selling ASICMiner. When I sell it, I seem to end up buying it again at a higher price down the road.

I do think there are other good investments. I like RTM, Cado.AvalonB3, BTCINVEST, and Win.Avalon. Those are all at BitFunder. I also have an account at btct.co, but haven't made any investments there. The obvious heavyweight in the investment world in BTCitcoin is ASICMiner. I do think that there will come a time soon when that is less the case, but right now you get steady income coupled with price growth for your money there.

ASICMiner - Mining Rig production & mining. Currently the worlds largest miner. Shipping rigs to customers profitably.

BTCINVEST - Fund that targets BitCoin growth without Fiat exposure.

JAH - Mining Bond with daily dividend (straight Hashrate based)

RTM - Mining Bond with daily dividend (straight Hashrate based)

Cado.AvalonB3 - Mining BTC with possible growth (currently not yet mining)

Win.Avalon - Mining BTC with possible growth (currently not yet mining)


When I look at an investment based in BTCitcoin, I ask myself these really important questions:

Does it have fiat exposure?  Big exposure: SDICE, ZigGap, btcQuick, BitPride; low exposure: see list above. Fiat exposure means that you will lose BTCitcoin as the exchange rate goes up. You are better to just hold BTCitcoin than have that.

Can I trust the Issuer? This one just takes time. Spend it on these forums. Sometimes it takes a small investment for a time.

What is the expected mining return? The answers here are more difficult   than you think.

Am I being offered a reasonably good deal for my investment? Put yourself in the Issuer's shoes. When the security was created, did they try to set it up so that the share owner would make a good profit, or did they just think of themselves?


Hope this helps.

Enjoy,

-MikeMark

Dividend: 14.19315684 BTC for 7174 shares

Paid out another dividend, 24.66748009 for 0.00343845 per share over 7174 shares.