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October 11, 2014, 12:01:50 AM
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You don't ask for even more investment money unless you have already spent what you had and now are pretty much broke.

Thats nonsense.  In one of my previous startups we would regularly issue shares to VCs even though we had more money in the bank than we knew what to do with. There are countless reasons to get investor funds, not in the least if investors are willing to pay more for a share of the business than you think its worth. Or if you want cash up front and off load (part of) the risk.

OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

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October 11, 2014, 12:09:26 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?
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October 11, 2014, 01:33:51 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?

No, it's yours and Bitfury's. AM is still operating on the profits they earned from the capital they raised from IPO and have already paid shareholders 6x what they invested.  That's the difference.

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October 11, 2014, 03:12:26 AM
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100MW is a huge amount of power.  About 1/100 the size of a coal powerplant.

More like one entire powerplant.
Yes, there's plenty of plants around 100MW.
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October 11, 2014, 04:35:45 AM
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100MW is a huge amount of power.  About 1/100 the size of a coal powerplant.

More like one entire powerplant.
Yes, there's plenty of plants around 100MW.

So when do all the datatanks get plugged into AM's personal 100 - 10000MW power plant?

Either you own the bitcoins(private keys) or you don't. However with moneroj, nobody knows what you own.
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October 11, 2014, 04:40:08 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?

Have you heard Friedcat asking for an additional round of  investments?
We only heard about the year of the exahash from him. And no additional funding was needed for that.
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October 11, 2014, 04:41:12 AM
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100MW is a huge amount of power.  About 1/100 the size of a coal powerplant.

More like one entire powerplant.
Yes, there's plenty of plants around 100MW.

So when do all the datatanks get plugged into AM's personal 100 - 10000MW power plant?

Gosh, 10GW is an obscenity.
That is like 8 trips to the future.
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October 11, 2014, 05:02:04 AM
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100MW is a huge amount of power.  About 1/100 the size of a coal powerplant.

More like one entire powerplant.
Yes, there's plenty of plants around 100MW.

So when do all the datatanks get plugged into AM's personal 100 - 10000MW power plant?

Gosh, 10GW is an obscenity.
That is like 8 trips to the future.

ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It

Only 8?

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October 11, 2014, 08:11:24 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?

Have you heard Friedcat asking for an additional round of  investments?

Reread the above, and see where it says "investors".
Selling mining equipment to end users t is just another way to offload risk to suckers who generally want to pay more than its worth.
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October 11, 2014, 10:38:43 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?

No, it's yours and Bitfury's. AM is still operating on the profits they earned from the capital they raised from IPO and have already paid shareholders 6x what they invested.  That's the difference.

This was in the past. How is the present and the future for AM?

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October 11, 2014, 10:46:44 AM
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OK, so maybe they want to off load some risk or find some suckers who will pay more than it's worth. Pure nonsense Roll Eyes

Isnt that the essence of AM's business model (and that of every other asic vendor) ?

No, it's yours and Bitfury's. AM is still operating on the profits they earned from the capital they raised from IPO and have already paid shareholders 6x what they invested.  That's the difference.

This was in the past. How is the present and the future for AM?

Lol some good ol counter trollin.. ^^ did you like mine in spongebob thread? Tongue
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October 11, 2014, 01:19:55 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

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October 11, 2014, 01:21:24 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?
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October 11, 2014, 01:23:59 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

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October 11, 2014, 01:25:39 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

Exactly. Took some time for me also.

In the meantime we prepare for the next dump. ^^
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October 11, 2014, 01:32:53 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

Exactly. Took some time for me also.

In the meantime we prepare for the next dump. ^^

Cool thanks for the info. The dump won't be caused by me.

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October 11, 2014, 01:36:13 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

Exactly. Took some time for me also.

In the meantime we prepare for the next dump. ^^

Cool thanks for the info. The dump won't be caused by me.


Yes, you probably only transferred your shares because they are safer at Havelock's. Cheesy
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October 11, 2014, 02:01:55 PM
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100MW is a huge amount of power.  About 1/100 the size of a coal powerplant.

More like one entire powerplant.
Yes, there's plenty of plants around 100MW.

So when do all the datatanks get plugged into AM's personal 100 - 10000MW power plant?

Gosh, 10GW is an obscenity.
That is like 8 trips to the future.

ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It

Only 8?
10GW/1.21GW= 8 trips, and to return to the present you must use the lightning rod from the clock tower.
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October 11, 2014, 02:16:32 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

Exactly. Took some time for me also.

In the meantime we prepare for the next dump. ^^

Cool thanks for the info. The dump won't be caused by me.


Yes, you probably only transferred your shares because they are safer at Havelock's. Cheesy

 Either that or 2 shares could hardly be called a "dump" Wink
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October 11, 2014, 04:28:05 PM
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Had an email stating my transfer of direct shares to havelock is complete. However if I log into Havelock, I can't see any of the shares. Has anyone else had this problem?

Who sent you the email confirmation?

fnnirvana@gmail.com

Ah just re-read the import process. Havelock have a 48 hour import window. fnnirvana@gmail.com emailed me early yesterday so I guess i'll wait another 24 hours.

Exactly. Took some time for me also.

In the meantime we prepare for the next dump. ^^

Cool thanks for the info. The dump won't be caused by me.


Yes, you probably only transferred your shares because they are safer at Havelock's. Cheesy

 Either that or 2 shares could hardly be called a "dump" Wink


Yeah, if my dump causes a price drop you should all be worried. Only a small holder here.

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