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not sure why mpex.co makes it so god damn hard to trade...
and basically encourage passthru's
and I hope the market naturally moves to a "smooth platform" like havelock
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on havelockinvestments.com
Why not just use MPEx? i think it costs 30BTC just to open an account? and I don't know how to use their PGP thing... |
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where are you moving, from/to?
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do you follow me? how do we know it is really fair with no audits?
Because you can see your orders in an order book. sure you can see YOUR orders. and even your friends orders if they tell you the info. but all an exchange has to do is place a few orders ahead of yours for a few cents more. a person buys the fake orders for a higher price and yours are actually sold. the exchange skims those few cents. and lets face it.. where are you getting this info from? oh yea.. the exchanges api which they fully control... maybe my idea is not phrased right or properly but i am sure everyone here gets the gist of it. MtGox conspiracy theory  |
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Theirs more S.DICE Shares to be bought on havelockinvestments.com but they are kinda over priced.... 0.48BTC for 1 unit (which represents 95 S.DICE shares) ... damn do i hit the buy button  |
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What do you think buying $20,000.00 worth of BTC would do to the market?  nothing. if you play your hand right.... |
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Lots of really good news coming out recently. I'm looking for some bumps upward in the coming week!
Aren't we all? I'm not sure if Adam is still in his wishful thinking bear mode. So maybe not him? Adam say it aint so? all the good news lately is what will bring the price down. you expect the price to rise because of good news, the good news comes and goes, price dosnt move up... shortly after price drops like a rock. |
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That's RETF, which is a "marketmaker fund" that rarely flips a profit. The one i mentioned is BFRF, not RETF. Has paid one each month since its IPO started (the total amounts are smaller in the beginning because less bonds were outstanding, but per bond amounts are always 0.01): https://www.therocktrading.com/en/funds/listdividends?id=BFRFCompany Prospectus
The Rock is pleased to introduce Bitcoin Fixed Return Bond.
You may buy on our exchange our bond at a nominal price of 1 bitcoin per unit.
We will pay a fixed monthly dividend of 1%
Total Issue: 1000 units (1000 Bitcoins)
Guarantee buy back at 0.97 Bitcoin cents PONZI! and not just any Ponzi, a low yield Ponzi... its not bad returns... but like wtf do they do? |
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my calculation are dead wrong. their are actually 100,000,000 shares, 90% of which is held by the owner, 10% of which was sold as IPO Based on current profits, 1000 shares will earn .0299 BTC monthly (0.3588 BTC yearly) which is roughly a 8.79% annual dividend yield at IPO prices. not as HOT as i thought but still, a good place to park some coins If its only about dividends/passive income, then you're getting a much better deal parking your coins in RCKE:BFRF ( https://www.therocktrading.com/en/offers/BFRF ) ±12% per annum paid monthly and they guarantee buyback at 0.97 (you risk ±3% to gain ±12% / year). they haven't paid out a dividend since like 14-Jul-2011! lol wtf... |
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I'm thinking of buying some S.DICE shares,and so I'm trying to get an estimate of the bonds annual yield 100 shares = 0.001% of all shares assuming dividend pay out of 1,000BTC / month to share holders = 0.01BTC dividend pay out / month for 100 shares 100 shares cost ~0.4, so an investment of 0.4BTC will yield 0.12BTC a year ~30% annual yield not bad, eh? should i hit the buy button? my calculation are dead wrong. their are actually 100,000,000 shares, 90% of which is held by the owner, 10% of which was sold as IPO Based on current profits, 1000 shares will earn .0299 BTC monthly (0.3588 BTC yearly) which is roughly a 8.79% annual dividend yield at IPO prices. not as HOT as i thought but still, a good place to park some coins |
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 am i reading this chart right, 5 days ago 4milloin shares were sold? that almost half of all the shares, anonymous investor sold some of his 90%? |
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Yup, i feel good about my investment |
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the S.DICE IPO on havelock sold out  |
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Havelock Investments is pleased to announce it is now accepting applications for funds to list on our exchange. We strive to achieve a very high level of both transparency and confidence, and will be thorougly vetting any applications. We will only accept the highest quality funds into our exchange. If you would like to apply, simply Contact Us via email and describe your company/fund, its dividend/growth strategy and provide complete contact information, so we can contact you to move forward. |
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adam,
Do you know anything about havelockinvestments? I like the site, but never heard of it and don't know who is running it. Must be relatively new, since only 3 funds currently, unless I'm missing something.
It is run by the people behind cavirtex I believe. It has been around for a few months so far. I think they are 2 separate Canadian companies that work closely thorougher. they started off with only 1 fund, their own mining fund. My guess is they try very hard not to offer ponzi scheme investments so are very picky about what funds are traded on their platform. and yes they are relatively new... Aug 2012 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnmbKPh6qqs |
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You can buy shares of Satoshi Dice?
Wow, you'd earn a lot if that's true.
yes you can buy them, 10,000,000Shares have been issued, 100% of Satoshi Dice's profits are distributed to share holders. and now they are trading on MPEX, I'm dealing with a pass through... havelockinvestments.com |
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I'm thinking of buying some S.DICE shares,and so I'm trying to get an estimate of the bonds annual yield 100 shares = 0.001% of all shares assuming dividend pay out of 1,000BTC / month to share holders = 0.01BTC dividend pay out / month for 100 shares 100 shares cost ~0.4, so an investment of 0.4BTC will yield 0.12BTC a year ~30% annual yield not bad, eh? should i hit the buy button? |
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its going to be a big one! |
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