Things are getting a little tense here...
Can't wait to look back and see who's crowing and who's trolling some other thread in a month.
If you can read technical russian (thanks Google Translate) you can sort of follow the progress of 100th by following the current posts of the lead peeps...as they hash out the wrinkles
If that's BS, it's some very high grade BS.
I'm holding, and I'm sorry if you need the money now and have to sell your stock.
Sucks for you.
Why would Russians be involved in getting 100th up at this point? Or are you refering to Bitfury who has already demonstrated the chips work and is thus irrelevant at this point?
100th now is dependent on Polish and US people; Polish because the founders are Polish and US because the hoster is in the US.
The issue now isn't whether Bitfury delivers; we've already determined that. The issue now is how are they going to pay for the additional expenses the suddenly got (increasing power to data center, issues with PMBs, etc). If they cannot get the funds from the market (and it seems they are struggling) what are the backup plans? What is the risk they can't raise funds at all and will default?
It is fairly obvious that the market sees this risk, as prices have literally crashed in the previous month, despite the mine now being ever closer to launch. Where other fixed-rate mining assets have fallen perhaps 10-20%, 100TH has fallen 60% from the previous top at just under 0.5.
If you are confident, however, you should buy. Simple as that.
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