Hey fellow bitcoin enthusiasts.

I'm in the process of starting a new project where I in partnership with a local IT technician invest in a 2 TH/s bitcoin miner which will be hosted at our datacenter.

If you are fast, the 65 GH/s contract is for 2 months right now for same price. This offer ends on november 25'th

We got lucky and got the first January batch of miners, and it will arrive in February. The start time says March 17'th, but that's just a precaution. We are certain that we will start as soon as the miner come online which we predict will happen in the second week of February or the third.

Because we've decided to invest heavily in this, we want to share the power and make shares available to anyone who want to get a percentage of the bitcoins mined with the 2 TH/s miner. We therefore have decided to sell shares to those who want to get on the bitcoin train but don't want to invest in heavy equipment, pay a huge electricity bill or deal with server racks and 20 Minion ASIC 28nm A CPU's.

As difficulty, value and demand on bitcoins rise, we will compensate by adding more time to your contract for free. This way we ensure that you'll get most out of this contract as our interest is to make this funding a public share, so that this can with the power of many enthusiasts become a reality and we'll hopefully see bitcoins rise in value at the end of 2014.

As bitcoin mining contracts are becoming more and more popular, we are happy to be able to deliver such a high GH/s for your money.

Get one early, and get 1.5 Weeks of free added time!

We have 2 different contracts available and depending on the demand of the 32.5 GH/s, we'll take some of the 65 GH/s contracts and split them up. Check out our ebay listings for more information, or write on this thread and I'll be happy to answer any questions.
6 weeks of 65 GH/s worth of mining power for $157 = http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221321456648
6 weeks of 32.5 GH/s worth of mining power for $78 = http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/221321630355

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So it's in about 2 hours, am I right?
Correction: It's live right now here http://www.c-span.org/Live-Video/C-SPAN3/

I'm not worried about my BTC activities since I'm only mining, buying and selling. But even though I don't engage in certain activities I still want to keep BTC private. It's like when people ask me why I use TrueCrypt or a vpn, it's not that I do illegal stuff, I just like privacy and don't want advertisers and others to take advantage of me. But since I'm not a resident of the US I don't like my personal information in ANY us-based hands...

Where can we go to follow that progress?

And yeah, you are right. I also think that we'll see crazy involvement at the exchange end of it..

I've been using MtGox to watch the value etc, but I've never traded/purchased anything on there. Also they require government issued paper before you are able to do anything useful.. Is that normal..? I mean, I haven't used coinbase before and I'm wondering if they also require something like that in order to sell/buy bitcoins because I'm soon looking to sell some bitcoins.

I understand that, and we can't really know for sure what the government feels about this.. But you could also argue that the government don't like the BTC protocol because of their lack of power regarding controlling. When they caught that guy behind silkroad, they found out that he had many millions in btc, but couldn't get a hold of it because they didn't have his password. So because it not a physical object, they might be afraid that money could circle around without them being able to control it.

Take for example the cuts of funding for wikileaks, that was possible because they could put pressure on paypal and the banks, but you can't do the same with bitcoins. Unless you shutdown the internet or physically force the users of btc in any way.

I hope this blows up.. Like Jeff Berwick is saying these days, I bet it's going to go to $1mill
I know it's a bit outrageous, but cryptocurrency in my eyes are the governments and banks worst nightmare... They are no longer a big influence to inflation, that's a big game changer...

Also have anyone seen any interviews with this guy? I'm not at all fully an anarcho-capitalist but I find "their" point of views interesting..

Woahh.. What a large community here. I'm quite frankly new to cryptocurrency like many other people these days, and it has really made me think about currency in general and how it's "manipulated" by the government.

Well the thing is, after discovering "bitcoins" in general I've found some interviews with Jeff Berwick from The Dollar Vigilante. He's a anarcho-capitalist activist and also a quite successful man, but what I found interesting is all his "predictions" about the US government, the dollar and bitcoins (cryptocurrency).

Anyway I won't go on a big rant about these things, but I'd like to know what others in this community things about government regulations towards "paper-currency".

I personally don't have enough knowledge to fully give an opinion, but I think it's awesome that the "free community" have made a currency that can't be controlled by the US government. They are trying very hard, but I don't think they'll ever "destroy" cryptocurrency. As long as people want it, it'll exist.

*Also I'm not sure if this thread is created in the right category, sorry if it's not.

Hey, I was wondering what people can do with scam sites other than making people do shit for free? I mean, there's not much to do with a persons wallet address other than giving him free money.. lol