Quote from: DireWolfM14 on October 05, 2024, 09:46:47 PM

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1. It's shocking how incompetent a person can be in mining and yet still feel confident enough to express their opinions on the matter.

2. You think you saved us $63,000, but that only confirms how little experience you have in the legal sector and how little you know about the legal and technical development of a mining farm project.

3. We are not planning to establish a company in the U.S. and pay taxes there.

4. Most of the land sold in the U.S. exceeds $1,500,000 in price (we have evidence that we will present to those knowledgeable on the matter in a private conversation).

5. Developing infrastructure on bare land will cost even more than $1,000,000. I have this data, and I will present it to an interested party. Meanwhile, you can go and research the issue.

6. Your comments regarding due diligence further confirm that you’ve never dealt with a mining farm. When you want to purchase land anywhere, you need to check the legal status not only of the land but also of the legal structure that owns it. The connection between due diligence and electricity is a mystery. Paying electricity bills is a separate legal procedure related to the electricity provider.

7. I owe you absolutely nothing. Clearly, you've never had any real dealings with a crypto farm. We've seen experts like you before, whose activity is limited to this forum.

8. It is delusional to think that air conditioning is compatible with a machine that operates on hydro cooling (can you read?). You didn't even bother to look up what a heat recapture system is and why it is crucial for a mining farm.

9. If you want to build a crypto farm for $150,000, good luck, and keep me informed on your progress.