Quote from: AussiePete on January 09, 2014, 04:50:37 AM

arousedrhino

I surpose KNC have to consider 3 ranges of investors

1. Small
2. Medium
3. Large

and cross reference them

1. Not re investing
2. Might buy one or two
3. Will continue 10 at a time every few months

and as every business man knows , you are probably going to take notice of your major buyers intent the most .......The more aggressive you are early in this game , the profitable you should be .

Thats if you believe that btc is going to continue to rise and that mining equipment are going to get larger and larger Hashing power . Since 95% business models were capitalism is concerned , is that most simple systems usually (eventually) get bigger and bigger . Thats only based on the thought that btc stays over $500 in value and probably will continue to climb as more and more people use btc . As more and more people are using or holding btc , they will become rarer and therefor continue o rise in value ..........causing more people to want to buy miners ..........vicious circle hopefully leading to $

Only my opinion { and Ive been wrong before : ) }

Pete

I agree with that and as KNC I would go after #'s 2 & 3 it makes complete sense.

I am in the minority of the market as a #1 Small Investor who wanted to re-invest, but unfortunately does not have the ability to host the latest KNC miners without moving or finding an outside hosting solution which stinks because KNC actually did deliver and really the rest of the mining companies are very risky compared to KNC miner in my opinion.

I really hope they release the Jupiters but I can also see them just focusing on the Neptune and attempting to release it earlier than expected, that would really keep groups #'s 2 & 3 as long term buyers.