minebitshares.com needs to be in the top pool list - https://poolpicker.eu/ to attract miners in a significant way.

The road map looks great. As a retired miner I can say profit trumps everything. All miners who are mining as anything more than a hobby have their profitability calculated six ways from Sunday and multiple revenue forecasts. The margins are very thin. Stay #1 in profitability and you'll have no trouble attracting miners.
I doubt I have anything to add that you guys haven't already thought of long ago but thought I'd chime in as a reformed small time miner (~80 GPU's).

Retweeted! 

Quote from: rgcrypto on April 08, 2015, 08:39:05 pm

Interesting this tread got 97 views yet only 17 retweet...

I guess we now see who are the doers and who are the talkers.

If everyone on this forum shared specific content on social media, we would have huge reach by word of mouth alone.

Quote from: Ander on April 08, 2015, 05:43:36 pm

Quote from: Stan on April 08, 2015, 01:45:38 pm

This includes hours of off-camera interviews where Bytemaster has given them insights about what is coming later this year.  They are not allowed to disclose that information, of course, but they are free to tell you their general impressions and personal levels of interest in what is going on at Bytemaster Labs.

Its good that they are not allowed to tell us these secrets, because then we would buy on the hype and be disappointed later when the features were delayed and came out 5 months later than we were told.

Precisely why they must remain secrets.   

All we can do is hint, better yet "foreshadow", that we have much bigger plans that we are confident we can achieve and are as committed to them as ever.  (And no, we are not going to tell the competition about them in advance any more.)

Some may choose to discount such hints.  That's ok.  But we still feel obligated to provide them for the benefit of those who do find them useful.  Should we really hide knowledge that we we feel we are in a much stronger position than we were last year?  That we get up every day eager to get back to work?  That we can't sleep at night thinking about it?  That our wives won't go to dinner with the team any more because that's all we talk about?

So we have a duty to the "glass is half full" folks to get that message out. Even the loyal but cynical "half empty" crowd wouldn't really want us to go completely dark and leave the impression that nothing is happening, would you?

Anyway, we are siding with the optimists.   "He who has ears to hear, let him hear."