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Quote from: rangerbob21 on March 10, 2014, 07:01:09 PM

if the bond value in hashrate will no longer increase as LRM increases, then these bonds are dead.

Exactly, I deliberately did NOT buy into any mining concern with a fixed hashrate and no reinvestment and growth plan.

...and exactly the reason why I invested in LRM, sadly.

same

None of this is an issue if we are all going to be issued more bonds as hardware comes online...

The only reason we do not have confirmation that this IS INDEED the way LRM is moving forward is that it would be premature of Zach to make such an announcement without leagl standing and documentation to do so...

Crypto may be the land of instant gratification... the real world still operates 9-5 M-F.

I like the idea though...

LR deemed it fit to announce the cap on hash rate per bond. There is no indication of any kind that anything else is happening other than "more to come" on the "legal issues" that caused this change.