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Title: Calculating Input / Output to Pay Investor £/% Based on Cunsumer BTC Buy. Post by: contemptx on July 12, 2017, 12:00:54 PM Hopefully someone gets the gist of the idea and can shed some light on if something like this is possible ;)
Example: 1st: Investor A sends 1BTC to address xxx 2nd: Investor B sends 1BTC to same address xxx 3rd: Investor A send another 1BTC to same address xxx Customer Buys 2.5BTC from address How could we track so that the bitcoin used would be from investor A & B first (as those deposits happened first) and then 0.5BTC from Investor A again to supply the customer's bitcoin. So first deposit is used first if that makes sense? In short we want to track input / output so we can payout the correct amount / % to the investor... (we want to automate this & not have to run reports manually) If this is not possible then another solution we are considering is that Investor A sends 0.70BTC Investor B send 0.30BTC = 100% Customer Buys 0.20BTC = (20%) Investor A gets (70% of sale) Investor B gets (30% of sale) Because the % would be based on how many investors + how much BTC + how much BTC is sold. Title: Re: Calculating Input / Output to Pay Investor £/% Based on Cunsumer BTC Buy. Post by: cr1776 on July 12, 2017, 03:56:24 PM Sounds like you'd want a database of deposits and then track with have been "bought".
Title: Re: Calculating Input / Output to Pay Investor £/% Based on Cunsumer BTC Buy. Post by: DannyHamilton on July 12, 2017, 04:12:55 PM I'd handle that by implementing an order book. That way you can do it on both sides (BTC provided, and BTC taken).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Order_book_(trading) Title: Re: Calculating Input / Output to Pay Investor £/% Based on Cunsumer BTC Buy. Post by: contemptx on July 12, 2017, 05:17:08 PM After talking this with the developers they have also confirmed that they only way to do this would be offchain,
I wanted to check before going head on with the development to implement a structure to be able to do this ;) More to be revealed soon! :p |