Another 0.6 BTC means AM has to generate more than 240K BTC in the future.

No it isn't. The value of a stock is based on all future dividends, discounted by risk and some penalty for future returns being worth less than money today.

What is going on in the next two months for asicminer is totally irrelevant.

hey, I know how you feel. This is something I am thinking about: to make coins more equal for everyone. This would be huge. But I am also weak at programming.
I am collecting contacts to all the people interested in this idea - something like EQUAL COIN, PEOPLE COIN or something like that.

I am going to make a board in the future to discuss it.
Hit me up if you are interested

Hi,

I have an idea for a new alt coin (not crap coin) It is actually innovative, and has some features that I don't think have been seen before.

That said, I have NO idea how to implement the coin....

Here are the features it would have:

• Instant block loading or synchronizing with network
• No one would have any advantage mining, no matter what kind of computer you have, you mine at the same speed as everyone else
• No processing power is used in mining, so the computer of someone mining is not slowed down (this also allows it to be mined at the same time as other coins )

That is the general idea, and I know how it could work, but as I said before, I have no idea how to implement it....

Any pointers on what to do/how to get started???

Thanks,
Josh

I don't have time to research why another exchange is actually more "trustworthy"

I am also following the idea that going with #1 isn't a bad choice. Isn't Gox too big to fail.... ughhh exchanges are Bitcoins biggest problem

The sole and only reason to buy there, is because you already have fiat stuck there and you want to get it out ASAP.

About selling, if you are optimist you can say that some people value that the risk of Mt.Gox defaulting plus the time they have to wait without their money is less than the price difference with the other exchanges.

If you are pessimist, you could say instead that they are simply stupid and do random things without really thinking about it.

Still, since there's no reason at all to send fiat there to buy BTC, yes, I agree it makes no sense for Mt.Gox to be still in business.

Salve,

Per i minatori la situazione è veramente complessa, si potrebbe addirittura ipotizzare esercizio di impresa con tutte le implicazioni del caso, dipende molto dai volumi, ma indubbiamente siamo in presenza di beni strumentali, esercizio continuativo di attività professionale, utenze telefoniche ed energetiche, acquisti di beni pluriennali, software e quantaltro.
Evidentemente i ricavi prodotti non saranno derivati da plusvalenze ( quelle ci saranno in caso di vendita dei beni strumentali, i rigs ) ma sopravvenienze da differenza cambi.
Le sopravvenienze si manifesteranno solo quando avverà una conversione di qualsiasi tipo di criptovaluta in qualsiasi FIAT.
Attenzione: Se si considera l'attività di mining hobbistica, i ricavi generati devono essere tali da non accendere il semaforo rosso ed ipotizzare esercizio di impresa.
Per chiarezza, tutto quanto estratto con l'attività di mining è soggetto a tassazione, le tasse andrebbero pagate al momento in cui i ricavi si manifestano, quindi, immediatamente con il cambio in fiat.
Saluti

Justice has already been served here.

Anybody that held shares for months on end with profits in the 200-400% range while I shouted endlessly how this was an obvious scam because they refused to ever post pictures/videos of a their hashing, was blinded by greed and deserves to lose their money.

Looks like this "fudster" was just a guy with at least half a brain. It still boggles my mind how anyone believed they were hashing on a private pool with their own chips but they couldn't get a picture online because the team was on different continents. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

I am willing to sell my CL deposit. Anyone interested please PM with offers. More details available on request.

I think you tend to oversimplify things a bit.

Of course, I agree that any amount of Bitcoin that you are sending away from your own wallets are at risk of loss, by definition.

But you have to admit that beyond the pure technical aspects of transactions and wallets, any economical system involves contracts at some point.

There is a significant difference in the semantics behind:

a) bitching about a breach of contract for "ethical" reasons (i.e. boo hoo),
b) defending one's interest after a breach of contract (i.e. due diligence)

While your reasoning applies pretty well to a), it ignores b) and makes it like there is nothing to be done after a breach of contract.

I will not waste my time and others' for a) here. If Deprived never shows up again, I will write off my loss as you say. I will survive, and yes, I knew it could happen. But I would be a fool and a bad manager if I wouldn't try to identify Deprived IRL and use any legal means necessary *and* proportionate to my debt due to recover it, by due diligence.

I'm just too poor to do nothing about it, at least yet

LABCOIN had the taste, the color, the shape, the smell and the sound of a scam.

Wouldn't say that for Ukyo's exchange, even though WeEx was always looming behind.

Why the users of inputs.io are greedy? Is it fair to say so.

Did you know inputs.io was a blatant scam before that 'hacking'?

If only Labcoin was the only one, you can add the Ukyo/WeEx/BitFunder mess, inputs.io

Congrats to BTC.00215, but I guess he meant to give a reward when he gets all of his bitcoin.

they can have 10% of what I recover.

"I trained software"

What does that even mean? He found a wild software in the jungles of the Amazon and tamed it? It takes artificial intelligence / machine learning to break HMAC-SHA512?

How is the witch hunt going?

i have 100 of these anyone wanna trade/

Stilll waiting for the coinlender assholes to return my stolen btc.

Hi guys very new to the board but reading up Bitcoin a lot over last few months.  Ive read White Paper still overwhelmed by potential I see in this disruptive tech.  Posted quite a lot today have noticed there seems to be disingenuous tl:dr attitude which I may have unwittingly been fuelling which explains the reason Im now conscious of having to keep my posts short as poss.  Heres my contribution.  I have set a goal of making 100 Bitcoin during 2014.  I have some inheritance money and will buy and hold the majority (btc quantity will not rise but value might) but want to invest in a high risk:reward venture such as Bitcoin securities yeah.  My Uni room mate basically sent me here so here I am.  Is Asic Miner something you would recommend to me Ive been told will go back up in price again soon?  Last question is it just scare mongering when people talk about companies getting shut down by the Americans when Bitcoin is a global phenomenon?