Quote from: Giray on January 17, 2015, 11:28:22 AM

The fact is that the shareholders 100th scammed. First, delay, and then build on the basis of the obtained through measures the shareholders his own the mine. 500 Th from Leszek is not just any gift clumsy attempt to close the project and hence his own incompetence.
You can not miss things Cointerra. Through the subscription of shares it is Cointerra MBP came into possession of the latest 28nm technology, which currently uses for its own purposes.
As you can see the links between Picostocks and MBP exist. Given the circumstances, it can be called a criminal ties.
Cues have a legal opinion. Do you really want to explanation of what happened came to the court? In the context of what is happening lately chances of winning the case you have very little.

what the heck are you going on about? MBP is in no way cointerra. lets put some things straight:
1) The 100TH mine was effectively a cloudmining contract, where shares were for a fixed fraction of a mine consisting ofbitfury 55nm. It was a clearly-worded pre-order of unfinished bitfury gen1 hardware.
2) the 55nm bitfury chips are about 1w/gh, which is why they are now become expensive to run - it does not seem unreasonable to implement higher fees to cover operational costs, which 30% of bitcoins mined seems about correct
3) AFAIK there was no plan to magically upgrade to gen2 equipment. from the start it was gen1. because of a late rollout, it increased in size to 500TH (which was pretty reasonable IMO) to try and return value to the shares

not sure where cointerra fits in. the BF28nm chip would have nothing to do with the cointerra design, and a similar die size or efficiency is not even remotely proof that they are the same chip.