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Very tempting project. The key is the ability to receive electricity for 5 years. If this is a reality, then the company got on a
bonanza in the mining.

The project is good for me also but five years is too long. How could you monitor your electricity? I think it's risky and it may lead to you bankruptcy.

Agree with you, 5 years is too long for the project. This project will go to ups and downs in 5 years or even bankruptcy as what have you said. If they can make it for 6-12 months I guess there would be higher chance of probability that this project will succeed.

I agree, the dev should think a way to shortened it so that many investors will be encourage to join this if they will know that they can get profit in a shorter time.

really the development time for 5 years, it's very long. But I also thought that the project had a very strange road map. It is dated only until August 2017. And what will happen with the project further and now?

Yes, 5 years will make us who have looking and follow this project feeling tired. Actually i think 2-3 years is more suitable than longer. Anyway, this is the roadmap of Extrabit, i hope the team will make us the answer soon!

You misunderstand. 5 years is the period of their contract with local supplier in their country that allows them to get free electricity for 5 year and then get hen 50% off lifetime.

A lot of countries have a free electricity system for citizens, they could probably move their rigs there instead and save even more money than right now

I am curious what are those countries that you said "a lot". I really want to know this and if this is really true that electricity is free there. Is there no maximum consumption per month?

I think it's funny that "in many" countries there is free access to electricity. As far as I know, on the contrary in many countries very expensive electricity and people have to save very much.