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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
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on 30/03/2014, 21:51:34 UTC
Quote from: explorer on March 30, 2014, 08:37:11 PM
Quote from: minerpumpkin on March 30, 2014, 08:05:01 PM
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The selling on Havelock is strange, as well. .65 is quite conservative considering the good news. But on the other hand, we're almost at 0(!) divs and the performance of gen 3 still needs to be evaluated.
I was talking about the arguments here and juvenile insults. Seems like a party that eventually turns into a drunk fistfight...

Many BTC whales are VERY conservative at this point, even when it comes to AM. Likely waiting on div payments ramping up or some third party proof that miners are shipping and working to spec.

Yes. AM is very overvalued currently - due to the speculation of gen 3 of course. When the divs rise again, we'll see an increasing share price.
I wonder which yearly yield we're going to see this generation, is it going to be lower than last year's of 20-30%?

  I see several factors that could lead to lower accepted APR.   <20  wouldn't surprise me.  Could lead to shocking share prices  Shocked

Given the risk involve in bitcoin mining, anything < 20% is absolutely reckless, in fact, less than 33% would be unacceptable.  Remember the roller coaster ride of AM and once upon a time, ppl were concerning how AM would have > 50% network hashrate.