Quote from: pmorici on July 29, 2014, 03:05:01 PM

Quote from: perezoso on July 29, 2014, 02:41:13 PM

1) It is clear now that Eddie is Venezuelan or, at least, originally Venezuelan.
2) One of Eddie's buddies is named Guido Ochoa.
3) This Guido Ochoa is a Venezuelan Socialist politician with links to the military.
4) This same Guido Ochoa has recently purchased some of Hashfast's assets.
5) This Guido and Eddie have some proposal together - the details of which I'm fuzzy on - to pull HF out of bankruptcy.
6) If the answer to 5 is yes, where can I find a concise description of this proposal?

1) No, according to his testimony, he was born in Spain and has dual Spanish / American citizenship.
2) According to Eduardo's testimony he only met Mr. Ochoa after he approached Hashfast to place an order.
3) He is a politician and business person in Venezuela
4) Hashfast has sold boards to Mr. Ochoa post bankruptcy filing in line with the rules of bankruptcy as far as we know.
5) High level the proposal is to partner with mine operators giving them the chips for free and in return Hashfast would get a percentage of the mine's revenue.
6) It's in one of the exhibits filed with the court along with the opposition to the LB sale as an example of a potential alternative plan.

Is it just a chip offer no boards? Factories will hit hard for small batches.

Edit:

Would we use one communal factory?
Are there parts in inventory for board assembly? There is a domestic on again and off again supply shortages of components.
I would like to hammer out the cost to get this out the door. I can make a commitment if others are on board.