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heads up is much appreciated
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November 30, 2013, 05:28:12 AM |
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Anyone could tell me is there a public Asicminer shareholders list? I just transferred my shares to an exchange and I want to check the process. Thanks a lot!
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November 30, 2013, 05:32:39 AM |
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Anyone could tell me is there a public Asicminer shareholders list? I just transferred my shares to an exchange and I want to check the process. Thanks a lot!
Check the exchange, its easier.
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November 30, 2013, 08:15:52 PM |
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Does someone know when friedcat will move direct shares to a new owner? I read he is doing it once a week at the moment... at what week of the day?
Should be / was always on wednesday before the divs payout.
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November 30, 2013, 10:08:45 PM |
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Hey guys,
I had full AM shares on BTCT that have since become direct shares. I'm wondering who to contact or how I can transfer those shares into Havelock? Do I contact friedcat directly? Sorry for the newb question..
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November 30, 2013, 10:23:48 PM |
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Hey guys,
I had full AM shares on BTCT that have since become direct shares. I'm wondering who to contact or how I can transfer those shares into Havelock? Do I contact friedcat directly? Sorry for the newb question..
Find user Thickasthieves who runs the passthrough on havelock. Read his recent posts and you will find instructions on how to do the conversion.
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November 30, 2013, 10:41:56 PM |
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Is anyone compiling a list of questions for the board, as was previously done?
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December 01, 2013, 12:04:58 AM |
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Is anyone compiling a list of questions for the board, as was previously done?
Mostly people just repeatedly ask when the next poll will happen. When it comes down to it, people are either too lazy to compile a sane list of questions, realize their questions aren't good ones, or have already been answered. If you guys get a reasonable list of such unanswered questions together, I'd be glad to present them to FC. This has been the case since the first poll.
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December 01, 2013, 12:22:31 AM |
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Since i have to move a couple of shares to other addresses i checked the description on what to do and found that it doesnt look really safe to me.
One way to put shares to another address is to simply ask friedcat to do that from the email friedcat is knowing. Email accounts are hacked not very seldom. And would friedcat check if a sender is faked at all? I imagine he isnt.
The second way is to send a signature. There are no rules for that. Everyone that had posted a signature somewhere or sent it through pm could be in danger when a person that knows this signature is using it to send it to friedcat. Since there are no rules for the message to sign. So shares could be stolen.
I never before sent direct shares but i dont like how insecure this looks. Am i overseeing something?
1. You are always welcome to include a wallet-signed message for verification with Friedcat. He will accept transfer requests from email without a signed message, and I am not sure what security lengths he goes to. In regard to my dealings, I audit all transactions weekly to make sure things balance. 2. Messages CAN be signed safely, simply make them specific to the effort. An easy example is putting today's date in the signed message, and saying exactly what the transaction is and with whom. This makes the message mostly useless for future theft.
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December 01, 2013, 01:32:47 AM |
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What hinders me to use an email address i know is attached to your Asicminer Shares, fake an email coming from that address and move 300 shares to one of my addresses? Even when one doesnt know this email. The chance is high that the user is showing that email somewhere and isnt using a special email for this. I think thats a high risk. I no longer submit my requests like most people, so it would stick out like a sore thumb, but I'm not your average shareholder in that sense. Otherwise, I agree, FC could get duped if he isn't careful. Being that no one has pulled this off yet, I suspect he is. (This sounds like a good POLL question. However, it could be moot once the blockchain-based exchange is up and running...) Yes, i can be specific with my own signature. But if i already gave out a signature to someone other, or even posted it somewhere then someon could go and try to use this signature.
Don't do that. That security mistake is yours, not FC's. If you have careless sigs out there, move your shares to a new address, simple as that.
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December 01, 2013, 01:38:08 AM |
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I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
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December 01, 2013, 01:48:59 AM |
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What hinders me to use an email address i know is attached to your Asicminer Shares, fake an email coming from that address and move 300 shares to one of my addresses? Even when one doesnt know this email. The chance is high that the user is showing that email somewhere and isnt using a special email for this. I think thats a high risk. I no longer submit my requests like most people, so it would stick out like a sore thumb, but I'm not your average shareholder in that sense. Otherwise, I agree, FC could get duped if he isn't careful. Being that no one has pulled this off yet, I suspect he is. (This sounds like a good POLL question. However, it could be moot once the blockchain-based exchange is up and running...) Yes, i can be specific with my own signature. But if i already gave out a signature to someone other, or even posted it somewhere then someon could go and try to use this signature.
Don't do that. That security mistake is yours, not FC's. If you have careless sigs out there, move your shares to a new address, simple as that. I would expect that friedcat would solve problems that occur out of his failures from his wallet. So i think the problem isnt so big. Regarind signatures... it was an example. But how many signatures did you get by pm? Or found them in the forum? I guess its many. And many of them didnt thought about the possibility of them being recycled. This could only be prevented when both the signer is using only specific messages and when friedcat is demanding specific messages. Everything else is risky.
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December 01, 2013, 01:50:41 AM |
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I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
I think he paid them out already. The cubes most probably have a thin profitabilty now anymore since its gen1. So lets say 3000 are sold for a profit of 0.1 BTC makes 300 BTC in total for one week. Not so very much. At least thats how i think it worked.
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December 01, 2013, 02:33:12 AM |
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I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
I think he paid them out already. The cubes most probably have a thin profitabilty now anymore since its gen1. So lets say 3000 are sold for a profit of 0.1 BTC makes 300 BTC in total for one week. Not so very much. At least thats how i think it worked. Could be. I thought the last couple weeks were just mining plus the franchise mining. I think this goes back to the basic lack of communications. Greatly looking forward to better communications.
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December 01, 2013, 02:51:02 AM |
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I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
I think he paid them out already. The cubes most probably have a thin profitabilty now anymore since its gen1. So lets say 3000 are sold for a profit of 0.1 BTC makes 300 BTC in total for one week. Not so very much. At least thats how i think it worked. Weren't the cubes being sold for 1 BTC a piece? I'm pretty sure the profit margin is way more than 10%. The only question I have for fc is "when is the better communication coming"? Its not that I'm too lazy to ask a reasonable question, just too lazy to ask questions that will go unanswered anyway .....
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December 01, 2013, 02:53:46 AM |
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I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
I think he paid them out already. The cubes most probably have a thin profitabilty now anymore since its gen1. So lets say 3000 are sold for a profit of 0.1 BTC makes 300 BTC in total for one week. Not so very much. At least thats how i think it worked. Could be. I thought the last couple weeks were just mining plus the franchise mining. I think this goes back to the basic lack of communications. Greatly looking forward to better communications. If you follow the feeder addresses of Asicminer then there are always not small amounts of values in it that most probably are miner sales since the prices are so made up. I have just one question for FC (or anyone else who can answer authoritatively): where are the dividends from hardware sales? I was kind of expecting them a couple weeks ago, then I was really expecting them last week. Now I am totally uncertain when or even if they will ever be paid. I suspect a lot of other shareholders (and former shareholders) are in the same boat.
I think he paid them out already. The cubes most probably have a thin profitabilty now anymore since its gen1. So lets say 3000 are sold for a profit of 0.1 BTC makes 300 BTC in total for one week. Not so very much. At least thats how i think it worked. Weren't the cubes being sold for 1 BTC a piece? I'm pretty sure the profit margin is way more than 10%. The only question I have for fc is "when is the better communication coming"? Its not that I'm too lazy to ask a reasonable question, just too lazy to ask questions that will go unanswered anyway ..... Right... he probably would pay out the whole price and when he needs money for reinvestment retract divs again.
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December 01, 2013, 11:07:56 AM |
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Is anyone compiling a list of questions for the board, as was previously done?
Mostly people just repeatedly ask when the next poll will happen. When it comes down to it, people are either too lazy to compile a sane list of questions, realize their questions aren't good ones, or have already been answered. If you guys get a reasonable list of such unanswered questions together, I'd be glad to present them to FC. This has been the case since the first poll. Going over the posts since the last official update on November 22, I've compiled the following list. - When can we expect an official public relations appointment and what channels will be used to announce information?
- What is the size of the first Gen 3 deployment and when is it expected?
- How will Gen 3 be divided between mining, franchising and hardware sales?
- What process size does Gen 3 use?
- What will happen after all cubes are sold? Will there be anything coming between now and the first Gen 3 deployment?
- Have dividends been paid out to shareholders for the cube sales yet?
Would anyone be so kind as to put these into some format that could be voted on? Would anyone like to add anything? Ask in the thread or send me a PM and I'll update the list. ThickAsThieves, is there a particular date to use as a deadline to make things easier for yourself and Friedcat? It would seem fair to allow Friedcat at least a week to prepare proper responses.
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December 01, 2013, 03:42:18 PM |
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Is anyone compiling a list of questions for the board, as was previously done?
Mostly people just repeatedly ask when the next poll will happen. When it comes down to it, people are either too lazy to compile a sane list of questions, realize their questions aren't good ones, or have already been answered. If you guys get a reasonable list of such unanswered questions together, I'd be glad to present them to FC. This has been the case since the first poll. Going over the posts since the last official update on November 22, I've compiled the following list. - When can we expect an official public relations appointment and what channels will be used to announce information?
- What is the size of the first Gen 3 deployment and when is it expected?
- How will Gen 3 be divided between mining, franchising and hardware sales?
- What process size does Gen 3 use?
- What will happen after all cubes are sold? Will there be anything coming between now and the first Gen 3 deployment?
- Have dividends been paid out to shareholders for the cube sales yet?
Would anyone be so kind as to put these into some format that could be voted on? Would anyone like to add anything? Ask in the thread or send me a PM and I'll update the list. ThickAsThieves, is there a particular date to use as a deadline to make things easier for yourself and Friedcat? It would seem fair to allow Friedcat at least a week to prepare proper responses. Your questions have been forwarded, no need to vote.
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