bitcoin "securities" is a bit of a misnomer,
"insecurities" is more apt having said that. asicminer has more than rewarded it's IPO shares
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ok, so it includes the 2 blocks found prior to the div payment, ok nice!
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Dividends are almost certain to be higher next week, we already have 125BTC in the mining address(total from last weeks mining was 329BTC. Difficulty doesn't adjust till the 30th and the cubes are just being sold. So I dont see how dividends could not be higher next week. Seems to be the perfect time to buy.
That's quite high for a few blocks found since div payment, must have been some left in the wallet. Its all from today https://blockchain.info/address/1HtUGfbDcMzTeHWx2Dbgnhc6kYnj1Hp24iI must be missing something, I only see 3 * 25 today
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Dividends are almost certain to be higher next week, we already have 125BTC in the mining address(total from last weeks mining was 329BTC. Difficulty doesn't adjust till the 30th and the cubes are just being sold. So I dont see how dividends could not be higher next week. Seems to be the perfect time to buy.
That's quite high for a few blocks found since div payment, must have been some left in the wallet.
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FRIEDCAT please communicate!
+1 We demand update from board or from Friedcat ! unbelievable ... ok FC has been quiet since late Oct 28, about 3 weeks, but otherwise there's been heaps of updates and reports over the past few months, it just seems like no comms why not just put a list of Q's together that you want answers to?
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With only BTC354 in the AM wallet atm I'm expecting a record low div. re: AM Exchange: it's better not to let the competition know what's going on.
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Seems like the most risky thing to do is hold, so the contrarian in me says buy, so I'm up for a few more, what the heck.
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Down around 1/3 in a few hours and no news, insiders (board?) selling off?
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Sorry to say, but i believe that Havelock 400 shares buy order is based on inside trading. I have seen this before. Updates are discussed on AM Board then wild orders appear.
Which would be a good sign for the stock price though, if someone with inside knowledge assumes the price to go up soon... Yeah, why are you sorry? A big buy order is good, it shows support.
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FC started to withhold divs to pay for future wages and other expenses when btc was sub $150 (I'm kind of guessing this), and it sounded like he would need to do so for only, I dunno maybe 2 months? So would it be reasonable to expect a resumption of bigger divs given the current ( >$600 atm) btc price?
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an example: When i google "asicminer cube", the first site of results doesn't even give me a link to any official website. instead i see the first 5 of 6 entries are named "ASICMiner Cube?")
Your search results are probably skewed by prior search history; on a 'clean' browser I get the top about 25 results for AM, and most of the top 50. Also I've got adblocker, so no ads. But in general I agree with you, FC needs to get at least a basic website up to face the market, and a newsfeed to shareholders - just posting more here would do, but these posts need to be advised ahead of time to avoid trading advantages by those lucky to be awake in the right timezone. edit: I wouldn't mind the silence if the sp was going up
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It has increased but whether that's luck or not I'm not sure.
BTW, anyone know if AM now has facilities somewhere in Europe?
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AM realize one thing - the days of "home mining" are swiftly coming to an end. Its not a market worth looking at. There will be nobody mining at home this time next year.
They are looking forward at a future they see as inevitable (mining on an industrial scale only) and planning solutions for it. I for one love innovative, forward thinking companies, not "I'm only prepared to copy other people" companies. If they fail, they fail, but better to fail trying.
The day bitcoin mining is just done by a few corporations and/or entities/governments, as you imply, that day bitcoin will be dead and we'll then better look for another coin folks. Centralization is not good. You better build solutions for the regular guy and for small enterprises. That's exactly what makes bitcoin so successful. Agree with empoweoqwj. I don't see the implication there will only be a few large miners. There can be many industrial scale farms, and they in turn can be owned by many shareholders, in addition to corporations (thus more shareholders indirectly) and gov't depts (public, so even more 'indirect beneficiaries') that require their own in-house facilities. So if anything, more de-centralised than ever before, as it would shift from the tech savvy home operator segment into the mainstream.
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I'll be kind and offer you 10 only at 2.5 btc/share, you pay escrow.
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At least this week's div is higher than last weeks in $ terms (by my rough calc 78c v 74c)
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wired: bitcointalk.org tired: Wired
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Yeah thanks I'm looking forward to that with great interest.
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