Edit: Totally outdated now, don't quote this anymore!

New update, this time I considered some hardware selling estimates, as well as the impact of Ken's 15M shares on the whole operation.

(any errors found, just shout! )

Considerations:

• Mining
• Klondikes mining at August (worst case)
• Avalon chips overclocked to 380MHz, since they will be running on Springfield Underground data center
• November/December (worst case) hashrate increase from the high-volume process (low-volume is not worth it for just a ~month difference), using BTC1.2 per chip+assembly cost, chips at 16GH/s, not overclocked
• 50% of mining dividends used to buy new Fast-Hash-One 16GH/s chips
• Total network hashrate includes ActM's mining plus hardware sold to other parties (200% markup)
• Sales
• Sales volume is really hard to predict. I just assumed it to be 2x the profits of mining, which I still think is really on the low side, as ActM is gonna also sell chips in bulk. For example, Avalon in getting ready to ship its ~BTC164,000 in bulk chips. There is definitely money to be made in bulk chip sales!

(http://i40.tinypic.com/wgrlu8.png)

Conclusions:

• Investors are fully reimbursed of their paid BTC.0025/share around December/January
• The MH/s/share and MH/s/BTC are indeed crazy profitable
• As soon as the unit price of chips gets down (it will drop 1/3 to 1/4 even before going to easicopy), the hashrate can rise even much further
• Having direct access to buy hardware at manufacturing cost is what really makes this possible
• The effect of hardware sales is just mind boggling