I also don't think to have any capacity to understand your void posts, so I will just comment your personal attacks: Pathetic.

When? After the next block reward halving?

Litigation takes years, arbitration takes months, a bankruptcy petition gives you 21 days.

"Time is everything", so...

Many suggested that their last PR campaign is aimed at getting some big whale in. However who would at this point? Just to have them taping out a 16nm asic forgetting about the board?

You must be a genius then. What are you losing time here for? Is it that funny to troll us in all of our ignorance?

$350k would only buy them a few more weeks. Useless imho.

Yes, at the Bitcoin Conference in Amsterdam.

The petition must have pissed you off for real to be so desperate. It's a good sign.

Anyway, Barber has been spotted @ AMS. He must be really worried for the future of the company he tried so hard to kill.

> i don't like working off assumptions
That's why assumptions are there to be proved.

> especially when it comes to legal action
What should people start with? With the lies they told us, assuming them to be the true truth?

> this petition did nothing but put a dying dog into super protective mode
This petition was the only thing that could be done and while you will define it an assumption, it's also the only thing that finally made HashLabs move their ass and do something, after months of trolling and ignoring. What they always and continuously underestimate is the amount of legal shit that properly motivated customers will throw at them for screwing everyone so badly. If they think that will simply get away with "our core competence was focused on the asic that we taped out months before" or "actually, it was focused on another asic that we financed with out customers money without them knowing", well, they will have another thought coming.

> vanished
Sure, the hardware, maybe. Maybe resold to VMC and to their customers. Maybe I've one here in the other room and I've a video of me opening it and looking at the revision stickers, that will be related to the manufacturing line. Maybe. Maybe thrown at the sea. Doesn't really matter. You live in an era where your government kills people basing on metadatas.

> they are going to probably sell the stock to someone for pennies
Only to have the transaction reversed one month later by the judge. You know they can't do that.

> but this doors are closed now
Nothing closed without HashLabs deciding to close it. If HashLabs thinks that they can keep burning customers's assets without any additional future "legal shit", well, they are very welcome in doing so. It's gonna be a long ride, but it's gonna be worth it.

> or are "liquidating" under their own terms...
That again, they are not legally entitled to do (at least, if they are not solvent).

It's the assets the LLC (and the directors) don't have on the books we will have to go after. What do you think they did since January while they didn't gave a shit about us? Statistically, what do those mining companies do instead of shipping to their customers? I don't care about how smart they are, they must have done some mistakes.

Please wait and see

Sure, but what is the lie?

And btw, @armyof1ne, if you really think that a LLC is gonna protect their persons against personal liabilities, you should change lawyer.

Uhm...


6 days after:

Yes, there is one thing I know about eduardo. His name is not eduardo.

Please, enlighten us.

Sleeping on their chips another 6 months as they did during the last 6 certainly is.

http://hashfast.org/Burn_Clock
RT/fav please: https://twitter.com/cedivad/status/466976934875131904
Reddit: http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/25my5b/hashfasts_reply_to_the_bankruptcy_petition/

Btw, I would really appreciate to be corrected when I make grammatical mistakes. I'm still learning.

Totally Icebreaker.

Under what section of HashLabs' expenses will we find your paycheck, Ice? It's not undocumented and illegal, you are not evading your taxes, right?

HashLabs, after having done so for months, is still delaying without any legitimate reason whatsoever their deliveries and chip settlements. From Monday, they burned ~ $150k that way.

I understand that it's a difficult concept to grasp, so I will forgive your clueless trolling replies.

That's absolutely false, and you apparently known it.

Let me start a counter:

~$150k burned from the beginning of the week while accusing the petitioners for being responsible for the additional delays you are imposing, while they are absolutely not.

Look, a troller trolling in this thread with the same nonsense of ever. How... How innovative! How creative! How Icebreaker!

So HashLabs is trying with forum trollers again. Cyperdoc, Icebreaker, HashFast_CL and now this.

I was sure they understood it to have a negative return on their business (wait, what business?).

So yes, HF has still to finish refunding batch 1, regardless of emptying the accounts for that. Kudos to the petition.

You are very welcome! It would be boring without nonsense and trollers.

Someone asked me to create a page on the .org to refer possible legal actions, if you want feel free to create an account there and I will give you editing privileges, so that you can have more audience

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