Quote from: Gleb Gamow on August 29, 2014, 07:59:05 PM

http://www.scribd.com/doc/225704506/Bachrach-Declaration-Liquidbits-v-HashFast

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On October 3, 2013, Liquidbits and Hashfast entered into a written agreement for the purchase by Liquidbits of certain equipment manufactured by Hashfast and used in bitcoin mining. A true and correct copy of the October 3, 2013 agreement between Liquidbits and Hashfast (the original agreement), which I signed on behalf of Liquidbits, is attached hereto as Exhibit 1. Beginning in October 2013, Liquidbits made or caused to be made $6 million in payments to Hashfast under the original agreement. By March 2014, Hashfast had delivered to Liquidbits only a small portion of the equipment it agreed to deliver in the original agreement

Finally, I found it. Don't know how the fuck I missed it.

http://www.silverlaw.com/files/Liquid-Bits-Complaint.pdf

http://s12.postimg.org/77bo9pha5/58211541.jpg

$5,821.1541 is close enough to $6M... WTF!, that's BTC, not $... 5,821.1541 ฿ equates to only $2,962,967.44 at this hour's exchange rate. I can't believe that LiquidBits was so stupid to hand over that amount to HashF... WTF! Not HashFast, but...

http://s9.postimg.org/55jsalu5r/pirate_at_40.jpg

http://www.coinware.io/companies.html

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LiquidBits

LiquidBits Inc. is a data processing company that focuses on the long term potential associated with bitcoin mining operations. The company procures and hosts hardware mining equipment (miners). The company then wholesales the data processing services of these miners to large-scale clients. Its specialty comes from building solid relationships with hardware manufacturers and datacenter operations to achieve the best, low cost solutions. With the increasingly complex hardware demands of the Bitcoin Network its critical to operate on top-of-the-line equipment.

LiquidBits is currently one of the leading bitcoin hardware procurers in the world and operates in several datacenters that are geographically distributed for optimum performance and redundancy. If you are interested in large-scale bitcoin mining opportunities please contact us.

Nothing like building a solid relationship with HashFast to recoup the loses due we-didn't-know-it-was-a-Ponzi-scheme Pirateat40's venerable entity.

The only fuckin' saving grace for LiquidBits now is being in queue behind HashTrade, Netsolus and NimbusMining to receive their multi-million dollar order of Monarchs from BFL.

Very, very, very stupid question: Is the Jacobson Clan, et al., spending their own money or some others?

What a retard you are. Still with Liquidbits and Coinware and whatever. Liquidbits and then Coinware have been in the BTC space since late 2010 early 2011. They have been mining ever since and were actually first to receive the BFL asics along with GigaVPS. They invested in every aspect of Bitcoin companies, from non-profits to payment platforms, to exchanges to mining infrastructures to software development etc... And they have the financial surface to sue those that try to do them wrong, including Hashfast. Is all this relevant? NO.

None of us here care about them since their proposition was rejected. What's your agenda? This is becoming downright weird.

Again, what is the CRO doing? What are the propositions being studied? Failing that, how is the sale of assets going?

Manufacturers around the world have not been waiting for the Hashfast liquidation to be over. They are moving forwards at very high speeds. With all the announcements coming this fall, I wonder what the value of those chips (those that do not depreciate according to the statement made by the Creditors Council legal counsel) will be depreciated down to?