Also, unfortunately... We went to order some random cables from China this week and today they told us they were taking off for their holiday (Chinese New Year). They said they'd be back in the office Feb 8th. This may apply to many of the suppliers and services they may need to use in the next few weeks. So they might not only be able to start working mid-Feb. But... Again, I have no idea what I'm talking about, just going from common sense really.
Right. Manufacturers will close for 3-7days in the Chinese New Year. That's the legal holiday week.
Doesn't stop them working now though. And you can't force people not to work at "legal holiday" time. I'm sure FC is more interested in making millions that taking 7 days off.
So, I said 3-7days. It depends on FC's management idea and the impetus of employee. A big rest before the real battle is just reasonable. Calm down. Don't let our imagination run wild.
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Also, unfortunately... We went to order some random cables from China this week and today they told us they were taking off for their holiday (Chinese New Year). They said they'd be back in the office Feb 8th. This may apply to many of the suppliers and services they may need to use in the next few weeks. So they might not only be able to start working mid-Feb. But... Again, I have no idea what I'm talking about, just going from common sense really.
Right. Manufacturers will close for 3-7days in the Chinese New Year. That's the legal holiday week.
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on 21/01/2014, 02:29:09 UTC
I'm chinese. Still no confirmed news about the tapeout. But the ASICMiner team will attend the China Bitcoin Summit 2014, which hold by UBM Group & Bitfund.pe. April 19-20, still in preparation. I got a publicity last weekend. ASICMiner is on the VIP list.
First time to meet the public.
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We really need a list of AM holders which can be checked by ourself
I disagree. Some shareholders don't want their holdings publicized / you could just look at where the div payments are going to / see which addresses hold shares - it's all public.
I mean which only record the address and amount. And, it's different from the public info on blockchain. It's the info from AM side, which might be wrong.
Huh? The info from the AM side is the list of shareholders. It's not wrong, if you're not in the list that's used to pay dividends then you don't own any shares and no amount of pleading or begging to anyone will change that.
Yes. The info from the AM side is the list of shareholders. But it still might be wrong. Please keep in mind that AM is a company managed by HUMAN. Human can make mistake.
As far as I know, I'm not the only holder who get involved in such problem last week. So I'm not begging, dude. In my mails & PM to FC, I report it as a bug in current payment process.
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We really need a list of AM holders which can be checked by ourself
I disagree. Some shareholders don't want their holdings publicized / you could just look at where the div payments are going to / see which addresses hold shares - it's all public.
I mean which only record the address and amount. And, it's different from the public info on blockchain. It's the info from AM side, which might be wrong.
Dividend was paid out just the passthru holders need to wait for them to be paid out if your on havelock just wait on TAT a bit
No, I'm pretty sure that's all direct shares. Works great for weeks. But something wrong on this time.
Just mailed FC. Hope they can fix it.
Mailed twice and PM FC once in 4days. No reply until now. Hmmm...
We really need a list of AM holders which can be checked by ourself. And please hire an assistant director, who we can contact easily, to cover the daily routine of shares.
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