100TH shareholders benefit from being part of a bigger picture (production of Bitfury chips and the mining hardware for sale). Tytus and Bitfury are investing in that business, which insures that 100TH gets built and shareholders get the mining output that they purchased. Tytus manages all this, so I don't know what amount of funding he allocates as coming from 100TH versus other sources.
I'm just trying to address the accusation that 100TH is somehow in trouble because Tytus didn't sell the 5,000 share block he talked about. 100TH is in fact assured because there are so many people getting behind the bigger effort. What 100TH benefits from most is that the first production run of boards was allocated 100% to those shareholders, is already in production and will be mining well before retail product begins to ship.
This is reassuring and quite different from what we've read and been told already. I'm surprised at the mixing of 'the bigger effort' and 100th, though, but as a fixed-rate mining bond, it shouldn't affect the operation.
As my next suggestion, I would like to propose hiring someone to actually deal with market communication, and like suggested before, remove tytus' ability to manipulate the market.
I'm looking forward to the more comprehensive update.
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