ACTM will only have 24 Th/s? With atleast half of the manufacturing capability going towards the mining facility, that assumption means that the company will only produce 48Th/s or less. If you believe that, then you shouldn't have invested.

Yes, mining is an area with diminishing returns. Is that what you're trying to say? Or are you just trying to scare people with this obvious reality that hopefully investors are already aware of? Being a manufacturer of rigs, we have a HUGE advantage over non-manufacturing miners. Not only that though, even when mining becomes less profitable, we will receive income from software and hardware sales. Ken is smart and he is creating more consistent revenue streams in addition to the focus on mining. It's easy to forget when you're a part of the hype, but as they say, the people who sold shovels were the most profitable in the gold rush. We're a part of both sides of the gold rush. Ken has a lot to gain from this company being successful, and he has the most to lose from it not being successful. He's going to give everything to make this work. I believe he will.

That being said, if you want to get rid of your shares when we start trading, I'm sure you're not the only one. Bitcoin has gone up more than 1000% since a lot of us started investing in AMC. Investing is about making a profit, if you've made a profit in your eyes then by all means, do what you want. You can't lose money taking a profit.

Disclaimer: I don't really care where the share price ends up when trading starts. I think the dividends have the potential to be excellent.

I'm not sure what the deal is with the people in this thread. Psychologists could probably learn a lot from it. We've got a little bit of everything here. In the end, it doesn't really matter what any of the posters in this thread think. Things will happen how they happen. Fighting the stupid comments in this thread is impossible. Peace.

They don't believe it actually. What they believe is that cheerleading, and censorship, will get their shares to be worth more. (Also, hiding bad information makes them scammers, but I doubt they care about what's right.)
What they don't realize is that anyone with a brain can read their circlejerk, see that it's a madhouse, and GTFO.

Entropy, if you're going to fuck off soon then that's great, you've had your fun.

But if you a going to hang around until you've served your purpose, please have the decency to explain to everyone EXACTLY what that purpose is.

Woh woh woh, where does one reach this conclusion?

I think some day you'll learn that you have that first sentence backwards. Nice refutation of my points, though  

Both me and Ukyo have very little amount spare time at the moment same with Friedcat.
We will do our best to hurry up the transit.
Sorry about these delays.
//DeaDTerra

Ugh, I'd hate to see otherwise 'good guys' go down with the ship. But I suspect the SEC will be going through all of this through a fine toothed comb. If anything, this will be teaching the government law enforcement quite a large amount about bitcoin. I wouldn't be surprised if the people working on this investigation turn out to be the real bitcoin/blockchain experts.

Agreed about the steps Stars take nowadays.

Think the main thing which will cause the SEC to go after an exchange will be when some significant-sized asset scams/defaults/fails and the operator and/or victims are in the US.  At that stage if they're having to investigate the security it kind of makes sense to go after the exchange at the same time as they'd have to interact with the exchange one way or another whilst gathering evidence.  I think that's probably AMC's best change of making headlines in the BTC world tbh - around middle of next year when it becomes apparent investors are in for a large loss to something run from on US soil.  They only need 1 US investor for all the foreign registered companies etc to be irrelevant - and AMC gave profit projections in USD so has no 'it's a game' defence to even try to hide behind.

Best defence for those of us actually running investments is to make a profit whenever the outcome of an investment hinges on our own predictions, competence or efforts.  That cuts out a lot of potential charges right away.  Not being in the US also helps of course.

Last I've heard Eric was staying in Manhattan, somewhere close to the BitInstant offices. He may have even purchased some real estate in the USA.

But his repurchase of the SatoshiDice shares with the "goodness of the heart" premium to match and slightly exceed the IPO price could definitely be his "get-out-of-jail" card, at least as far as the past actions are concerned.

I really didn't pay much attention to the SatoshiDice sage, but outwardly it does agree with the very professional legal advice that I've heard at lunches.

That bolded part is a total, complete, and absolute LIE. Yet you keep repeating it over and over again. Roman did discuss the options with the community, and did look for either investors, or for someone to buy up the debt. Numerous options were discussed, and all of them failed. Repaying the debt from Bitfloor's profits was the only option available to Roman. Just because you weren't around for that, doesn't mean that it didn't happen. Please do not repeat that lie again.



#1 I don't know about. I don't remember hearing anything about a police report, so it may not have been filed.
#2 was disclosed in depth. Roman explained the whole situation, what happened, how things were stolen, and how he screwed up.
#3 was disclosed fully, including new security methods and precautions, possible solutions to recover money, and the details of the final solution settled on. I don't remember Roman partying in London at the time.