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Re: [HAVELOCK] Mintspare (MS) Bitcoin Electronic Trade-in Service - Official Thread
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adameb
on 06/06/2014, 18:04:37 UTC
What employees are costing 14 BTC per month? Are you paying yourself this? $7,000 a month is ridiculous. Your business should have 1 employee currently. You. You only had 14 BTC in revenue! If 1 employee can't handle $7,000 worth of merchandise per month, that business won't stay open very long.

You shouldn't be accepting any pay until your business is profitable. Its a money drain right now. If you try to BS about the cost of the site, your site isn't even functioning when viewed from my laptop, and you could have a website built for ~$500 that works perfectly.

Terrible company, would stay very far away from

No reply on those employee salary profiles eh?

This is a business that could comfortably run out of a garage in one guys spare time.  Instead $7000 a month in salary, another 4 grand in rent & "other", like paying himself to use his own car, all on shareholder dime.  It's unbelievable people keep buying into this shit.

RIP Mintspare, Sept 2014.
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Re: Klyemax Studios IPO buy/sell/trade thread
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adameb
on 28/04/2014, 16:51:57 UTC
Might want to read that again..

The IPO address is: 1KLYMXp2hiA8UTMRobkmkyw5st4Dbbvzjz

And you have sent your .12 BTC to: 1JizYQaecggsPpLoizwShAP66icdafp7YA

I sincerely hope you are in control of that address or know where it leads. :/

That address is one of the addresses that stolen BTC goes into from this:

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If anyone is interested, here are the BTC addresses and various other altcoin addresses in this browser extension that they are stealing BTC to:

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Re: [ANN][POOL] Profit switching pool - wafflepool.com
by
adameb
on 07/03/2014, 17:03:24 UTC
bad situation...everyday profit falls....
 Shocked

For what it's worth, poolpicker had Wafflepool as the best payout ratio yesterday.  I figure everyone is screaming bloody murder and the usual thievery accusations at middlecoin about now  Tongue

Date              Middlecoin    CleverMining    WafflePool       HashCows
2014-03-06   0.00263194   0.00702000           0.00740525      0.00630000

Wow; i came on just looking to see if there was any better options right now since I wasn't getting .01 anymore, but this makes me feel better.   That being said, if some combination of production rate going down & litecoin price going up reaches around 15%, then it'll be more profitable to just mine lite straight up I think (rough math)
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Board Securities
Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 09/01/2014, 21:15:54 UTC
4) Anyone want to buy any shares?
Eh, you won't get 0.04BTC/share...

I'll offer one DOGE or Mooncoin per share.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
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adameb
on 08/01/2014, 19:50:33 UTC
Obviously, he hasn't had a lifetime ban. So, if the email was real, zumzero is a liar.

I think he thought he had a life-time ban as his IP was banned. It may have been unblocked now? It doesn't make him a liar. I wish you wouldn't try to stir up arguments. It's all you ever do. It's such a petty little point anyway. Good day.


When they lifetime ban you, do they just block your IP or do they ban your account too?  If its just IP you could just log in from somewhere else, no?
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
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adameb
on 08/01/2014, 02:05:11 UTC

Shitty thing to do, but it seems par for the course here.  If I was looking at a 5 or 6 figure investment in this, i'd probably be thinking of doing the same, haha.

I get the hyping the imaginary machine bit to pump shares - but what's with claiming Zumzero paid him 5BTC and making out he was a member of the Slaughter family and saying the company is a scam?

Oh for sure; i was referring to the pump side of it all. Unless he's also Zumzero, that's not cool.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 08/01/2014, 01:17:38 UTC
So let's get this straight.

A week ago VE as Canadianguy posted that he had recieved a VMC mining machine and was watching it pump out BTC while he supped beer.
He offered to sell the machine via PM for ACtM shares.

Then a few days ago VE as Canadian guy said ACtM is a scam and that he didn't have a miner atall. He said he was paid 5BTC from zumzero to lie about having the machine and that zumzero was a Slaughter. (He has not shown any proof of PM's from Zumzero or a blockchain transaction for the imaginary 5BTC.)

Now VE is back and showing interest in ACtM shares being listed and acting like nothing happened.



OK they are the facts. Now can someone try to explain the rationale behind his tricks of the last week? What was it for? Is he mentally unstable? He veers from huge supporter to death-threat issuer by the day. What is wrong with this guy??

Well thats a bit compressed.  From what I recall, upon mention that we were looking at getting listed on an exchange, VE'd attitude moved more towards cheerleader.  Then CanadianGuy popped up claiming to have a machine.

I assume this ruse was mean to crescendo past the official listing/start of trading of shares so he could get out entirely.

Things have dragged and he's probably as tired as the rest of us, since this stretched out over a couple months, and has been painted into too small a corner on the alleged machine and has aborted the plan.

Shitty thing to do, but it seems par for the course here.  If I was looking at a 5 or 6 figure investment in this, i'd probably be thinking of doing the same, haha.
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Re: [HAVELOCK] Mintspare (MS) Bitcoin Electronic Trade-in Service - Official Thread
by
adameb
on 07/01/2014, 19:55:51 UTC
**edit**

Found answers in prospectus
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 07/01/2014, 19:27:51 UTC
i see you guys don't want me here, so i'll leave.  I a not VE

Cmon, you're joking right?  Its pretty obvious...(just from what i can see while riding the bus)

- VE begins posting mid-June, right when CG stops posting (until recently re-popping up claiming to have a unit).

- Both people are from Canada; CG as per name, and VE according to his posts

This isn't fair for Canadians.  I want to order 1000 USBS.  However,  I want to take advantage of my previous 50BTC order so that I can get 50BTC off, but WTCR in Canada won't be able to honor this.  It now seems that Friedcat is screening out Canadian emails as he hasn't replied to me for quite awhile now, as he probably wants me to deal directly with WTCR.  Bullshit.

- Both discuss having purchased 50 asicminer USBs

I won't get the 50 BTC rebate though for my previous 50 unit order.  Did you miss that part?  It was never a question of not being able to get 1000.

sweet, thanks!  Waiting for 50 USB's today, want to hook them up to a little notebook so hopefully it meets the other hardware requirements as well

- Posting times during the few days of profile overlap always line up; one will post at 2, the other at 2:45, then the first at 3:30 kind of thing, in unrelated threads

Then its just little things like Kevin O'Leary references..

. oops I thought i was kevin leary for a second there..



"Your product SUCKS, and with your unrealistic valuation you are nothing but a bottom feeding PIG.  I despise you.
So I'll make you an offer...."

yep, sounds about right  Cheesy

Then there's this beaut from VE to CG to justify spreading the rumor


The difference is you asked for a refund, so that would explain why you have not received the machine Smiley  your refund is being mined as we speak


0.5BTC if you show me proof via PM



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Re: [ANN][Doge] Back from hell - doge.poolerino.com, PROP, 0% Fee
by
adameb
on 29/12/2013, 03:51:39 UTC
HEY POOLERINO IS DOWN D=!!!

Hacked again?!?!...Fuck, my own fault for not setting an auto withdrawal..Between Dogewallet and this now, like 20K doge lost in 3 days..There goes the advantage vs mining LTC directly wasted.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 06/12/2013, 21:25:10 UTC
Good grief, this thread (and tbh, this entire forum) makes it impossible to find actual updates. Maybe someone should start a self moderated thread? Oh wait.

Seriously though. It's getting outrageous having to wade through the 60,000 posts of irrelevant bullshit to get to any sort of substantial posts.

The worst is when you haven't checked in for a couple days, and see like 20 new pages have been added, and hope that its finally news on shipping or sales, but instead its just an argument, followed by pictures speculating on crumbs' cats.
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Re: Next generation 14nm mining grid
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adameb
on 06/12/2013, 20:47:31 UTC
Any chance that this causes a phone to overheat/catch fire, or a battery to explode, killing some kid with the phone plugged in beside his head while he sleeps, resulting in you getting sued back into the stone age?

Not being facetious here, I'm just curious if there is a non-zero chance of this happening.

** I just ask because if one of these type of incidents occur, its going to be you and the phone manufacturer arguing over whose fault it is, and Samsung's lawyer army won't lose.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 03/12/2013, 22:13:12 UTC
I genuinely believe that Ken went into this with the best of intentions, and that he's giving this his best shot.  The pace of change for all the factors in the industry is just so fast right now that you're really throwing out the script on your business plan every 4 weeks; I don't think that's the type of challenge that I'd be able to handle alone.

Heckling him in here though really isn't going to accomplish anything, aside from a short term sense of relief from pressing Post.  That being said, it'd make a lot more sense for Ken to either commit to 1) Not at all engaging in this thread, and only posting in the official thread with announcements or 2)Having someone to reply/engage on his behalf as much as needed.  If its the former though, we do need a dedicated time where he's available for a Q&A, even if its just a moderated 30 minutes every 2 weeks.  If people are left to come to their own conclusions about questions, of course they're bound to come to the worst, look at the track record recently.

I understand that he's probably busy, and would contend that there's no reason to dispell FUD at the moment while the stocks aren't even listed, but being trusted with a million bucks does come with certain accountability and reciprocal respect towards the people that handed it over.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 03/12/2013, 21:47:20 UTC
"Intellihash(tm)

Intellihash is our new trademark for our new Bitcoin mining software which gives up to a 20% increase in hashing speed and has the possibility to increase the speed of our mining machines as the difficulty goes up.  We have had to modify the software in our chips to make it work with our new software.  The chips are going to be late; however, our new Intellihash software could be a game changer for the company. "

This is directly from the Report on the 30th. The bolded sentence makes me think the chips aren't going to be late due to eAsic at all. We have the chips, until they are finished being modified we won't be mining with them. I am assuming our chips will be using Intellihash and buyer's chips will not. This is why we are able to ship our first order out? Though the speculation that our chips are the first ones to have been sent out (to us) and then being modified can be just as likely and no one else has had their equipment sent yet. Though both of those sound like the same thing.

keep reading s...l...o...w...l.yeeee

Well it doesn't take a genius to understand that IntelliHash is an efficient TCP three-way handshake scheme designed for fast-path processing using a two-stage intelligent hashing, which outperforms the original Cross-Producting and Binary Search Cross-Producting algorithms with 300% and 60% increase of classification speed, duh.

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/xpl/articleDetails.jsp?arnumber=4595929
your obviously talking about this.. and it has nothing to do with Kens software.
TCP handshakes have nothing to do with mining, as you already need to have the connection to a network to mine in the first place
as you can see, this is from 2008
Hope you were joking..

I forgot to add the eye roll emoticon.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 03/12/2013, 21:40:53 UTC
"Intellihash(tm)

Intellihash is our new trademark for our new Bitcoin mining software which gives up to a 20% increase in hashing speed and has the possibility to increase the speed of our mining machines as the difficulty goes up.  We have had to modify the software in our chips to make it work with our new software.  The chips are going to be late; however, our new Intellihash software could be a game changer for the company. "

This is directly from the Report on the 30th. The bolded sentence makes me think the chips aren't going to be late due to eAsic at all. We have the chips, until they are finished being modified we won't be mining with them. I am assuming our chips will be using Intellihash and buyer's chips will not. This is why we are able to ship our first order out? Though the speculation that our chips are the first ones to have been sent out (to us) and then being modified can be just as likely and no one else has had their equipment sent yet. Though both of those sound like the same thing.

keep reading s...l...o...w...l.yeeee

Well it doesn't take a genius to understand that IntelliHash is an efficient TCP three-way handshake scheme designed for fast-path processing using a two-stage intelligent hashing, which outperforms the original Cross-Producting and Binary Search Cross-Producting algorithms with 300% and 60% increase of classification speed, duh.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 03/12/2013, 21:06:19 UTC
He's filled with secrets. Where we're from, the birds sing a pretty song and there's always music in the air.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 03/12/2013, 20:49:27 UTC
i can't just give it away...go on the VMC site and pick out a few tm words.  Well the ones that say US trademakrs.  This is the begining and should quell some peoples irrational fears.  

I don't understand what you're suggesting.  The only trademark registered under VMC is for fast-Hash, and tradeworx is some kind of lifting device from 2005.
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 22/11/2013, 21:15:41 UTC
Shares on Cryptostocks are actually trading really high (although the volume is ridiculous). Last ones were sold for 0.007198, close to the all time high  Shocked


Probably safe to not put much stake into the sale price of 2 shares sold two days ago..
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 13/11/2013, 20:54:24 UTC
So $3 million in sales = 6,896 BTC

50 % paid to shareholders = 3,448 BTC

/10 mill shares = .0003448 / share
 
Will we see this, or am I missing another cut?

Revenues <> Profits
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Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread [Self-Moderated]
by
adameb
on 12/11/2013, 16:08:58 UTC
VMC Sales:

3rd Quarter 2013           $1,404,217

October 2013                   $520,898

Total Sales YTD             $1,925,115

Dunno if this was covered, but do any of these sales figures include internal sales, or sales to any VMC related companies (I'm not sure what entities remain from the confusion of the original structure).

Basically I just want to know if any of these sales were to ourselves, from money raised in the IPO (or mining).  I'm not sure how we're going to represent the gear we build for mining as opposed to that for external customer sales.