Quote from: amazingrando on February 04, 2013, 09:04:42 PM

I explained the logic and believe the math is sound. Buying ASICs will produce the highest return for bondholders over the remainder of the bond term.

However, as I am soliciting feedback on the plan forward, let me ask a question. There are simply not enough money to repay the back payments plus future payments. In fact there is not enough for all back payments, but it is close. Through Feb 2, 2012 total back payments to the minority bondholders is 772.79 btc. At $20.14 that is $15,563.99. Would you, the minority shareholders, rather have the back payments and no future payments - essentially be bought out for the price of your back payments, or have the mining income I have outlined through 2014? I know that there are people who wanted an Avalon ASIC in batch 2 and would be willing to buy my orders.

$15,563.99

ok so get a job. pay what is owed and buy the needed hardware to guarantee the continued serving of what is owed (2mh / upgrade to 12.5 mh)

to the other poster. yeah we get it mining bonds were a bad idea. the worse idea was trusting members of the community. can't even collect what is owed on a losing investment because the person running it ran