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"KAPITAL
EUR 35.000"

Huh

This is gonna be good.

This is normal in Austria... 35k, 17,5k at the date of sinature. 17,5k within 10 years...

My point is, this 'company' did an ICO worth millions. And this is HM's asset amount? Ha.

This is the required minimum share capital to found a Austrian GmbH (Limited Liability Company). Unfortunately, there is no English wikipedia article but you can try to read the Google translated German article what explains it very well.

The 35k has nothing to do with the money from the ICO. They also could have founded a British Limited with $1 share capital instead.

Yes, but the $35K has everything to do with moneys given then via private investors they've bragged about on end.

Time to look more in that Christian dude.

Christian Vogl

CTO

Christian is an expert in hardware supply, network infrastructure, server migrations and energy supply. He started his own profitable mining business back in 2012. In 2016, he joined HydroMiner as CTO and is responsible for the technology and cryptographic strategy.

Here's the first article about HydroMiner at https://cryptocoin.news/news/ethereum/what-to-expect-from-cryptocurrency-mining-34/, that site co-owned by the main investor of HM ...

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Very recently, the industry has undergone further changes inspired by the ICO trend, namely, the introduction of mining platforms with the inherent tokens representing value within the mining network. The interest in further development of this trend is not yet so widely recognized, but very soon will be. An example of such a project is Hydrominer, that has just finalized its ICO with success.

Hydrominer has organically put together the features that were missing from the mining process. First of all, it uses green energy, the key factor in the overall mining efficiency and the eco-friendliness. Secondly, the cutting-edge hardware lowers the consumption of power to 85% of the average in Europe. The third principle behind Hydrominer is the generous monthly rewards of the community for participation via its native Watt tokens, representing the value in the energy equivalent. The people can participate not only by owning the tokens, but also by selling the energy produced by their own hydropower stations in the Alps (if you already own one), or by providing space to install units of the mining equipment. These various ways of contributing to the project will help to shape a very versatile Hydromining community and a ready-made idea for various local startups that can greatly benefit from cutting their electricity bills. For more details about Hydrominer please visit:

When was the above article penned, you ask?

Amazing how HM amassed U$3M during their ICO prior to when this thread was created and only 18 days after their domain was registered, eh?

The WBM shows the same content: https://web.archive.org/web/20171007030152/https://cryptocoin.news/news/ethereum/what-to-expect-from-cryptocurrency-mining-34/

So, somebody smarter than I please explain to me as to how an article penned on August 30, 2017, on a site owned by an investor of HydroMiner was able to state HM's ICO success prior to it even being announced, let alone having the first satoshi invested into the Make-up Sister's scheme?

Retards are free to answer to the above question so that I can stick it up their asses sans lube while jacking off to Nicole squirting across the room.

So, on August 30, 2017, HydroMiner had already completed its ICO according to one of their investor's site, but on the very next day ...

https://cryptocoin.news/news/bitcoin/cryptocurrency-mining-in-2017-why-is-europe-lagging-behind-1430/

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HydroMiner, a crypto currency mining company based in Austria is one of peculiar success cases demonstrating a viable solution to the existing problems associated with crypto-mining. Established in 2014 as an apartment-sized Ethereum mining rig, in a years time its mining scale and capacity reached industrial volumes and produced profits sufficient to setup two mining facilities in the Alps. The specialty of these farms is the low carbon impact, running on green energy, possibility to mine all scalable cryptocurrencies and attractive energy costs.

Currently, HydroMiner mines crypto at 85% lower cost than Europes average all because of the beneficial locations of the facilities in the Alps next to hydroelectric power plants allowing to derive energy in a natural emission-free way. The business model demonstrated by HydroMiner is capable of competing with mining leaders in China and the Northern Europe in terms of eco-friendliness, efficiency, and transparency, as the mining facilities are open for public to visit upon request. The innovative technology, the hardware and the software that the company utilizes on the two rented hydroelectric power stations allows to supply the farm with clean energy and to store the mining equipment right next to the energy source. This reduces the network costs for the power lines and therefore the electricity bills. The sustainable cooling system allows saving lots of square meters of space for GPU cards storage. The installation of the system is easily-transportable and takes little time. This is a proven way to profit from mining as various industry players, e.g. the power station owners, energy suppliers, investors, etc. can find equal possibilities to receive profit-shares. With the emergence of the ICOs this is made much easier than before. The customers of HydroMiner as well as investors will soon be able to contribute to the companys development and receive mining profit-shares by purchasing the H20 tokens available during the ICO presale and main sale throughout September and October 2017. For details visit the official site hydrominer.org and read their white paper.

Come on, RETARDS, I'm waiting for you fucks to stick it up my ass by proving to me that I'm totally off-base while jacking off to Nicole squirting across the sea container that's most likely still in some warehouse getting its final touches prior to deployment down a bumping Austrian road, knocking the unsecure miners off their shelves unto the container's floor while in route to some damn dam that may or may not have enough water flowing so to the turn the turbines so to power the miners that survive the trip.