@tyrion70
Aren't you making a small calculation mistake? Or am I missing somethign?
In the first batch you devided the machines into 124 shares of which 120 were sold and 4 were for you as OP's
In the second batch you are deviding the machines into 240 shares and I don't see any shares hold back for you as OP's
This means that the Mh/s a share isn't exactly the same for batch #1 as for batch #2
Batch #1: 350 Mh/s devided into 124 shares gives 2.8225 Mh/s a share
Batch #2: 350 Mh/s devided into 240 shares gives 1.4853 Mh/s a share
Batch #2 shares should be multiplied by 2 in order to get the same 'value' as batch #1 shares.
So currently 2 shares in batch #2 isn't equal to 1 share in batch #1
2x 1.4853 = 2,9166 Mh/s
Quite some numbers, hope you understand the point I'm trying to make, otherwise drop me a pm and I'll explain in dutch ;-)
1 Share gives you the right to 1/124th of the BTC proceeds from a KNC Jupiter Miner mining 24/7 for 24 months after deduction of costs for hosting. The remaining 4 shares will be owned by OP as payment for maintaining the miners.
Hey EnjoyThis,
With regards to the shares for us, it's still there:
1 Share gives you the right to 1/248th of the BTC proceeds from a KNC Jupiter Miner mining 24/7 for 24 months after deduction of costs. The remaining 8 shares will be owned by OP as payment for maintaining the miners.
Which should answer your second question as well
The text in the start post is a lot longer, so that might be why you didn't see it
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Thanks for asking though, would have been silly otherwise!