I think it's safe to assume these two addresses indeed belong to Asicminer and are used to receive mining payouts. I gathered these payouts and looked at 10 day intervals to get a rough estimate for Asicminer's hashrate and hashrate growth:
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2014-07-24 to 2014-08-03: 100 btc / 10*3600btc = 0.002777778; estimated total network hashrate: 134PH/s; ASICminer's share: 134PH*0.003611111=0,483888874PH/s 2014-08-03 to 2014-08-12: 230 btc / 36000 btc = 0.006388889; estimated total network hashrate: 141PH/s; ASICminer's share: 141PH/s*0.006388889=0,900833349PH/s 2014-08-13 to 2014-08-22: 280 btc / 36000 btc = 0.007777778; estimated total network hashrate: 165PH/s; ASICminer's share: 165PH/s*0.007777778=1,28333337PH/s 2014-08-23 to 2014-09-01: 351.88981744 btc / 36000 btc = 0.009774717; estimated total network hashrate: 180PH/s; ASICminer's share: 180PH/s*0.009774717=1,75944906PH/s 2014-09-02 to 2014-09-11: 543.13536631 btc / 36000 btc = 0.015087094; estimated total network hashrate: 200PH/s; ASICminer's share: 200PH/s*0.015087094=3.017418702PH/s
Please note: Total network hashrate and coins mined by the whole network are very rough estimates.
Hashrate growth / Deployment speed doesn't look bad at all. I'm very excited for the next few days.
Yeah, 60 BTC have been withdrawn from that address. I don't really think this is a 'good' sign :/ Also, the fact that we've just seen 10 more BTC after about 48 hours means, we're indeed mining with 270 TH/s on BTCGuild and the hourly payout is set for 10 BTC, at least the numbers for that scenario add up perfectly... Huh, well we'll see I guess...
Very Good! Things are moving ahead it seems! Good to see AM back in the miner-selling game. But I think their number 1 revenue stream will now be self mining. I wonder when we'll see a hash rate meter about that!
if the extreme hashrate increase that we are seeing right now is AM (at least partially) then it means we're back in the game!
Yeah I also hope that the hash rate really is AM ramping up their freaking data centers, man! Also, that new miner tube from AM looks awesome! Man, I gotta wait for some resellers first, 40pcs are too much, man!
40pcs and everything to make 10 full miners (4pcs per miner) gives you 8.25TH for 10.4BTC plus shipping and a LOT of your own assembly time.
Is there any better option?
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Re: [ANN]ASICMiner Publicly Looking for Potential Customers/Partners for New Chips
The price of bitcoin has raised sharply for recent days. The same benefits can be exchanged to less bitcoins. If the benefit is $0.5/GH, then the dividend per share is 2.38*1024*1024*0.5/560/400000 = 0.00557 per share.
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Re: ASICMINER Speculation Thread
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on 27/05/2014, 10:16:32 UTC
no financials or dividends still. a little panic!
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Re: ASICMINER Speculation Thread
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tinyfox266
on 26/05/2014, 14:18:26 UTC
Does havelock dispute the dividends once FC transfers the dividends to the direct shares address? If not, we can decide whether to buy the shares according to the amount of the dividends.
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Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
Jed McCaleb, the creator of E-Donkey and the founder of one of the largest Bitcoin exchanges, Mt.Gox, dropped out of Ripple Labs (a company that he is also a co-founder) to 'spend his time looking into new things: man-made surf parks and artificial intelligence'. As was written in an article from Wired: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2013/09/jed_mccaleb/
But a video recently uploaded in YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uQ2DCKLHaQs&t=461) says otherwise. In the video, he mentioned that he left the company due to 'disagreements with someone brought on to be CEO'.
So which is it really? Maybe we will hear Jed McCaleb's side of the story in full in the near future.