Quote from: IamNotSure on August 29, 2014, 01:27:09 PM

Quote from: Korbman on August 29, 2014, 12:38:01 PM

Quote from: EdoBcn on August 29, 2014, 07:34:47 AM

Quote from: Korbman on August 28, 2014, 09:52:50 PM

Quick question to the general populace:

Anybody know what Cryptx originally paid for the first batch of A2 Innosilicon miners that came online directly after the IPO? I didn't find anywhere where Cryptx mentioned it (naturally), so instead I'm trying to find information / pricing from group buys that happened early / mid May (and possibly a few weeks earlier than that). Based on what I've seen so far, I've estimated $10,000 each, but I may be a bit off if there were other deals going on at the time.

Are you trying to understand how they spent the 1162.281 btc of the ipo?

Pretty much. Or rather, where did the money go? At $10k per device (when ordered in a large batch), that would mean there's somewhere close to BTC400 that have never been used. Even at $12,000 each (essentially the price to buy one at a time), that still leaves almost BTC245 in the air.

On one hand, you whine because CryptX has scammed you with the intial investment

On other hand your vote #4 because you want them to look for "future opportunities"

Future opportunities for them to scam you again Huh

It is not possible that 68% of the holders are that stupid, the vote is obviously rigged.

High degree of likelihood it was fixed imho. Certainly wouldn't put it past CryptX at this point. As for the 245BTC outstanding BTC I'm 100% certain you won't get any sort of definitive answer from CryptX himself. His sha project is literally 5-8 weeks (max) from total failure, and all this more than likely vote results in is more pain for shareholders over time I'm afraid.