You didn't lock the asset before issuing a dividend or do a forced buyback which would have been even better. I had bids on GSDPT.

Now people gone and sold me worthless shares ._.

Use the darn site properly next time =P

You could have asked in the thread

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False. One Mircea is a guy. Second he's processing withdrawals no problem. Not sure what's up with DT. He'll probably come around eventually.

I'll print you 100000 pamphlets with this helpful guide printed on.

Circlejerking, or the time everyone became rich at the same time

I've seen that one far too often. Every buyer holds, because prices are rising fast, because buyer holds, because prices are rising fast, etc. etc. Everyone self-congratulates themselves on making such a nice profit and how everyone made 10x their investment and thus constantly recommends it to everyone else.

Then suddenly one person cashes out 100 BTC and everyone's investment halves in value. A bad case of 100 000 BTC common profit becomes 50 000 BTC profit after 100 BTC is cashed out.

Commonly known in the real world as: "The Financial Bubble"
Last seen: "Making multiple appearances on the USD/BTC rate and on various stocks"
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Cluelessness, or the time BTC stocks were a casino


Random purchasing at random prices.

Commonly known in the real world as: "The Novice Penny Stock Trader"
Last seen: "Taking a stroll on IRC channels and Reddit"
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Restlessness, or the time nobody had time for that


Big prices gaps? Let's just do market order and skip the waiting time. Nevermind that I'm overpaying/underselling by 25% for not waiting a few minutes.

Commonly known in the real world as: "The Thing Stock Traders Hope Were a Real Thing"
Last seen: "Appearing 24/7 at your local BTC stock market"
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Number illiteracy, or the time 1 and 0.01 were the same thing


A fund worth 100 BTC of various assets is worth 1000 BTC.

Commonly known in the real world as: "The Thing Option Traders Hope Were a Real Thing"
Last seen: "Moving across some desert found within HavelockInvestments.com"
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If you have other such comical situations worth mentioning, I'll make a humoristic entry about it.


TOOLS
Google Spreadsheets auto-updating portfolio JSON functions
Bitcoin Price Alarm

No updates?

The API (portfolio/balance read only) is fully functional as well as some other components. Interface coming together. I suppose there's only a few things left to do to give the public access to keys, at least for reading your portfolio, even if making trading bots won't be possible for a while more.

Was paid out over a week ago.

Surprised people still had their STAT. Do I have to wait for others' claims to be processed in full?

Any numbers about how much has been claimed so far?

It already paid out this month.

Payment as been issued. S.DICE-PT is officially closed.

Waiting for MPEx to process my withdrawal process. It's on its way to BTCT.co


Somewhere around 245000 I think.

You got that wrong. Erik gets 126,315 BTC.

If I remember right, 3 more slice of 1 million shares were sold by the private investors, so 13m * 0.0035 = 45,500 BTC for MPEx holders.

It leaves 80,815 BTC to be split among the remaining 87m shares, thus 0.00092890 BTC per share. This cut is taken by Erik/private investors. Only MPEx holders are compensated at ~IPO prices. If the sale prices he quotes is true, he's giving MPEx holders almost 3x what he had to as per contract for the sale. About half the market price. It's a cut, but there wasn't enough demand to fill 87 million shares.


(By the way, for the others, even if it was not profit shares but these had voting rights, MPEx holders wouldn't be able to vote against it and the minimum compensation is indeed much lower than sale price, so he could have paid 0.00126 per share)

It's written in the details.

SatoshiDice IPOed at 0.0032/0.0034/0.0037 per share

0.00073865 BTC per share where paid. 0.0035 will be paid for for the sale of SD.

0.0035 + 0.00073865 = 0.00423865 BTC per share returned vs IPO price. I fail to see the issue here. It was a great IPO and the stock performed well. Sure, it wasn't as good as it could have, but quite decent regardless. I sure would put a pretty penny into such an IPO again even if I knew it would be sold and shares bought back later.

It seems to offer less guarantees of solvency, albeit it is quite well designed overall.


I was wondering where those daily dividends on BMF were coming for. Guess that answers it.

For S.DICE-PT on BTCT.co, yes

I bought a portion of that. Also it happened after the the announcement was made. No insider trading there. Insider trading is trading on knowledge the public was not aware of that you have through the exercise of your functions. So a CEO or key employees selling their stocks knowing the company is having bad times before the news are out is insider trading.

CEO/Employees can trade stock of their own company. Even if Topace was the one who bought the shares, it's not insider trading. Unless he knew upfront the content of the announcement and was ready when it got out, which I doubt. As soon as I saw Erik's announcement, I rushed and bought. First come, first served. There's always a risk leaving orders up on the orderbook.

Bump.

Anyone? Would like to get the remaining bonds sold.

What's the situation with this as far as claims go? Curious as to how many claimed.