Oh whoops, sorry.  Somehow your address was replaced when I was pasting addresses into my spreadsheet...

oh, looks like your address changes every time you buy shares... I will notify friedcat.  Does that address belong to you?

http://blockchain.info/address/16qMbvYmbm7n1CPHT415DRX4JPrn3KEZHp 1 satoshi + dividend.

Yes you have. 16qMbvYmbm7n1CPHT415DRX4JPrn3KEZHp

BTCT hit a high of 1.37, Bitfunder above 1.3

188k BTC to $50, haven't seen it this high since the rally a few weeks ago to $166.

I hate when someone posts something tangentially FUD-related to Bitcoin, especially when it goes right in the Speculation section, not Press or Discussion.  It's obviously meant to troll down the price.

You're already beginning to get dividends
https://blockchain.info/address/1QKPEmidsA5JMe5XBma53F2fivEy4BJMrz

Xpost: Wednesday Dividend Update -- summary of today's and this week's news.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=197545.0

For the week 1-8 May 2013, the dividend was 0.01108519 BTC per share.

Dividend projections.
As of this moment, ASICMINER is operating 18,530 GH/s of hashpower, which is estimated at current difficulty to produce 5,825 BTC per week, after 10% fees/maintenance, or 0.0145 BTC per share per week.
If ASICMINER continues to grow at minimal rate of 3 TH/s per week, we will see at least 21,530 GH/s of hashpower, or 6,768 BTC next week, which will be 0.0169 BTC per share.
If ASICMINER grows at 7 TH/s per week, the dividend will be approximately 0.02 BTC per share.
If ASICMINER meets top growth rate estimates of 10 TH/s per week, the dividend will be approximately 0.0224 BTC per share.

The latest news up to 8 May 2013.
> 200 TH/s has been ordered for 2-3mo deployment timeframe.
> USB devices fully tested, 10,000 units ready for order at 1.99 BTC each.
> Block Erupter sales have produced an average of 50 BTC per unit, or a total of ~2500 BTC in the latest auction.
> If 10 TH/s is sold as planned in Block Erupter auctions at 50 BTC per 10 GH/s unit, Bitfountain will receive 50000 BTC, which is a healthy 0.125 BTC per share in dividends.
> 50 TH/s is estimated to be fully deployed by June of this year.

Wednesday Dividend Update -- 8 May 2013

For the week 1-8 May 2013, the dividend was 0.01108519 BTC per share.

Dividend projections.
As of this moment, ASICMINER is operating 18,530 GH/s of hashpower, which is estimated at current difficulty to produce 5,825 BTC per week, after 10% fees/maintenance, or 0.0145 BTC per share per week.
If ASICMINER continues to grow at minimal rate of 3 TH/s per week, we will see at least 21,530 GH/s of hashpower, or 6,768 BTC next week, which will be 0.0169 BTC per share.
If ASICMINER grows at 7 TH/s per week, the dividend will be approximately 0.02 BTC per share.
If ASICMINER meets top growth rate estimates of 10 TH/s per week, the dividend will be approximately 0.0224 BTC per share.

The latest news up to 8 May 2013.
> 200 TH/s has been ordered for 2-3mo deployment timeframe.
> USB devices fully tested, 10,000 units ready for order at 1.99 BTC each.
> Block Erupter sales have produced an average of 50 BTC per unit, or a total of ~2500 BTC in the latest auction.
> If 10 TH/s is sold as planned in Block Erupter auctions at 50 BTC per 10 GH/s unit, Bitfountain will receive 50000 BTC, which is a healthy 0.125 BTC per share in dividends.
> 50 TH/s is estimated to be fully deployed by June of this year.

I'll forward you the dividends, and I PMed friedcat in case I hadn't.  Sorry, a lot of business recently...

Yes, it has

(BFL)^2 < 0...

I think it's important to realize that a floor can essentially be set at 50, simply because there is too much money in the system.
Consider a large holder of Bitcoin (a few of these exist).  At least 5 of them will have sold >$1m each (if you don't believe this, let's say 50 with $100k) and still have some remaining while it was going up, or during the two bounces (to $200 and to $166).  So that's $5m.

Bitcoin has never had $5m of bids at low prices (below 50) without going up.  These major players will be able to put up bids well in excess of 100k BTC.  And if by some calamitous event it reaches $20, there will be quite a few people who can form almost insurmountable bidwalls.  We're talking 200k-300k BTC aggregate demand at such levels.

Too much money in the system.  Bitcoin can't go so low.

This is very different from June 2011, when bids were so weak, a sale of 10k BTC could drop it >30% at the peak.  This rally was well-supported by money coming into the system from big players who have a good understanding of fundamentals.  At $30, the price can move from housewives who saw BTC on TV buying in.  At $200, money necessarily comes from big players who have researched Bitcoin thoroughly, and who all have a long-term, rational view of Bitcoin.

The money in Gox/Bitstamp is larger in quantity than 2011, and different in nature.  I think this is enough to conclude that a massive drop of 90% from peak is not in the cards.  Then it's not so unreasonable to say that 80% from peak, or $50, is the floor.

BTCT, Bitfunder now rallying appropriately

We're probably going to see ~21-22 TH/s by Update Day this week

$3k stolen, sell sell sell

Honestly, this shouldn't even be newsworthy.  This shit happens all the time.

wow, this is a clear dump-and-pump-and-dump...

What.  Out of all possibilities a few hours ago, this one seemed the most unlikely.

Wow, mccorvic, what happened?  Where did the permabull confidence go?