Yes, I agree with these suggestions and would really like them myself.

I was just kidding Keep up the great work!!

What happened to the sad face after: You have no open positions.

So are you bullish on the USD then? 

So the companies name is "Basic Miner" now?  Haha, jk   Keep up the good work guys!

I haven't received anything yet. Direct shares.

I actually kind of miss the excitement of being scared occasionally.  Now we are all just bored, trading some chop and waiting for the next bubble so that we can use our earnings to start the next round of Bitcoin companies.

They posted pictures of the indoor section too.

People are also apprehensive about holding anything on Havelock because of the regulatory uncertainty.

Potentially immersion cooling.  I saw these and a bunch of other pictures on Instagram today.

http://instagram.com/asicminerhash/

It looks like good news, at least AM isn't declaring bankruptcy like some other mining companies.

You will receive less for a dividend every period where the difficulty increases.

And as an FYI, I do agree with your math and statements.  I have been following difficulty derivatives for quite a while now, and always see the securities being traded as being overvalued.  This is one time where I think it is worth taking a closer look though, as we might be in a unique situation where the market is under valuing this security for the time being, and I do feel that there are unanswered questions regarding how the properly generate an accurate pricing estimate.

Exactly, everyone uses different pricing models which allow them to create their own individual valuation of the security.  I still don't believe that the market has agreed on the pricing for this asset yet.  Although it is a depleting asset (which, according to the issuer, should result in a price of 0 upon expiration in December), any amount of hash power which is backed by the security still has value at the time of expiration.  With the value of the underlying asset not diminishing to 0, but the value of the asset "diminishing" to 0, is the current value of the share a) the amount of btc that each share will mine between now and expiration or b) the amount of btc that the asset will generate over it's entire lifetime with a theta burn similar to what is experienced in options (this would be with a Dec expiration)?

BFL was shut down last week.  I would assume they had 1) a large self mining operation and 2) their hosted mining operation, which were both probably shut down during the raid.  I believe this has led to the drop in the overall hash rate, and that we might actually see our first negative difficulty adjustment in a long time.

Is there a discussion thread for TH1BTC? I couldn't find anything.

Thank you.

Yep, I am sure they will sort things out soon.  Bfx is pretty responsive and easy to work with in my experience. 

This should be an interesting difficulty period for those trading TH1BTC.  The 504 block moving average was below the 1,008 and 2,016 at the time of difficulty change.  I don't think I have seen that in months/years.

Came here re: the negative dividends issue as well.  Glad to see you guys have sorted out the cause.

Back then we were all eating filet on Wednesdays, now its back to rice

Yes, and Friedcat gave back the transaction fee I believe.