Where is the IPO coins going to? You, or does it go back to the company? This is an important distinction. (Sorry if you already mentioned it in the post As explained in the contract. We don't really need a fuding for this project and funded already everything ourself, and we will continu. We see this IPO like an opportunity to everyone to become shareholder and get monthly dividend, additionnaly what best for the promotion of this exchange than thousands of ppl which own a piece? The coins of IPO go also for us, even if a part will be hold as reserve for the company . ( anyway we would hold a reserve of liquidity for the company, even by selling 0 shares) So the reply you want to get is : coins go to 3 ppl creators and managers of projects. The company don't need more funding that we can bring ourself already so we sell half to offer opportunity to everyone, while thinking to the promotion of project also. Okay, thanks!
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Congratulations, 90% of people who invested in S.DICE barely broke even or made a loss.
How do you work that out! The Mpex dividend was 0.00013242 per share, passthroughs 95% of that. The current bid on MPEx is 0.00350001. IPO was 0.0032 to 0.0037. I wasn't factoring in dividends, but many people brought it at 0.004s, 0.005s or even 0.008s. Regardless, looking at USD terms it's not that bad of an investment.
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Meanwhile, S.DICE is back at their IPO price. Investors didn't really lose any money in USD terms however.
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Congratulations, 90% of people who invested in S.DICE barely broke even or made a loss.
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Alright, well I'll set his status back to "Pending" then. When is the payback due date? I'll revisit it then, if you don't mind me poking my head in here. If not, I'll just keep to myself.
It's due in a little more than a week. Let's see what happens. Was marketersales known for sending ID and stuff? Did he send you a picture of him holding up a sign?
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Where is the IPO coins going to? You, or does it go back to the company? This is an important distinction.
(Sorry if you already mentioned it in the post :)
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Do I have to use it when it wins? Could it not expire for say, half a year? I might want this service later.
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I don't think there is anymore left. You could always buy the shares from other auctions or from the passthroughs on BitFunder or Btct.co.
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I will double your money too. Lower house edge than OP! I accept coins all the way from 0.01 to 309 BTC. Address: 1dice8EMZmqKvrGE4Qc9bUFf9PX3xaYDp
SCAM SCAM SCAM[size]
I sent coins there but I only received 1 satoshi back. Definitely not doubled. SCAM SCAM SCAM!!
I am opening a scammer accusations thread right now if you don't double my coins!!!
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Anyone selling pizza for 10,000 BTC?
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Yeah, my mt gox order is still stuck @ market. If this was continued for hours it could actually cause a crash.
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Oh god.. I've being sick for a few days. What did I miss :o
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Such an 'attack' would make the price of BTC skyrocket. In order to sustain this 'attack' a lot of bitcoins would need to be purchased. The laws of supply and demand dictates if there is a limited supply and a large demand price will go up. At 72BTC needed per hour the demand for BTC would be enormous. The longer this 'attack' lasts the more bitcoins are in demand the more expensive they become. This would make such an attack unsustainable for even the richest entities. Even though transactions won't be able to process for a while I doubt anybody would complain when seeing the value of their bitcoins skyrocketing.
Absolutely. Default clients sending the general fee won't go through, so there would be less bitcoins sold on the market. This would continually increase the price of BTC and such an attack is unsustainable. However, I'll leave a conspiracy theory of the current rally is caused by the supposed establishment buying up bitcoins to halt it.
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The US cannot dramatically reduce their debt because the economy would collapse. I really don't want to type up a long response on this, so I suggest you seriously research the subject yourself.
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Its not just simply NO. Im looking for discussion. Were not talking about my neighbor steve. Were talking about the BTC> BTW, my neighbors are all amish. Ever met an amish STEVE?
Okay, how about no. 1. Bitcoin cannot be inflated. 2. Users can create as many bitcoin addresses as they want, offline. 3. Bitcoin is decentralized, and other entities cannot take coins away from you.
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But this time, its different!
Those words haunt thousands of people who just couldn't see a bubble that was right in front of their faces!
The volume of bitcoin transactions is exceptionally low because EVERYONE is speculating, they are not spending. This can only end badly! ;(
Please stop making up assumptions that can't be proven. A lot of people are spending their bitcoins, but it's not a good idea to look at it on a weekend.
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Good way to go to jail, ironcross!
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What is your current bankroll? I'd be very worried if you don't have enough coins to pay out, since you are not automatically hedging.
Plus, what's to stop me from selling 1 cent to affect the price on 1broker since it's not automatically hedged?
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You are not forced to use CoinLab through. There are other exchanges, and generally most people would withdraw their bitcoins after a trade.
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Will BTC-E become a ripple XRP gateway?
what would that mean? They would issue btce-e IOU's on the ripple system. what would that mean? That would mean the one can trade on the ripple internal xchange using currencies BTC-E trades (such as LTC) against every other currency for which there is a gateway to ripple. What does that mean? [/troll] I guess I don't understand the purpose of ripple and why it's used. Is it just a money transfer protocol or system; (like bitcoin???) Ripple is both a (scam & premined) currency (XRPs) and a confidence / debt based payment system. It's not going to be used because it's going to collapse when users realize that "1 BTC debt" is not "1 BTC". I can issue 1 billion bitcoins if I wanted to for example.
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