Purchase BTC1 from Matthew at auction. He followed through at his loss, I believe.
I'm actually sad about that. I stood to gain whether he lost or gained. I would rather he gained from his auction.
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$401.50
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It has being moved because we have a lot of shares of ASICMINER, which grew massively and increased our NAV Will you pay that as a dividend and bring the NAV back in line with your target or?
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Hey, this is BTCitcoin.
If there's a need to prove that you are a legit bidder, issue all bidders a random 3 or 4 digit number by PM. That number of Satoshis must be sent to friedcat from an address having enough BTCitcoin to satisfy the bid. That will confirm availability of funds. If the funds aren't there, reject the bid.
Bidding can remain public while bid confirmation can be private.
Bidders at high price auctions are usually required to prove they are legitimate, often with a bank letter, but sometimes with a deposit.
I'm actually surprised this hasn't become the norm here yet.
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TradeFortress, If you intend to have an askwall at BTC0.1, it has been taken out, congratulations! I notice there has been at least 1 purchase at BTC0.12 (making my value seem high ).
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Thank you for the March P&L.
Any way to see the "number of sales" data? One sale of 1140 BTC shows a different picture than 114 sales of 10BTC.
Also, I love how you have memberships. A small barrier to signup, but should go a long way towards making people buy again and again. Can you share any data regarding this? Any RFM numbers for members? (How Recently they've bought (so number of members signing up per day), at what Frequency do they buy and re-buy, how much do Money do they spend per transaction.)
Not sure if you're tracking these numbers, but if not - you should track RFM - it would help a lot - and not only to us share holders. But also to you in optimizing processes and conversion rates and increasing revenue.
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Interested. Please PM me with details. Thank you.
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Nice to see people forget about their open orders that effectively value 1btc at $250 many hours after the fall down to the $170 range.... Only wish they were offering more then $10 worth. Ah well, a good use of the btc change in my account.
So did you score $10 for BTC0.04? And now your $10 will buy BTC0.1? (at $100 / BTC) That's a 250% gain in what? The time it took to see it? Cool for you! <facepalm> And here I thought these would just not be worth watching!
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Time really is the problem we have. In order for there to be a good chance of recouping loss, the equipment needs to be put to work as soon as it arrives. As time goes on the profit from mining is reduced. These days it is dropping fairly fast.
That's also one of the reasons I'd like to see Ian actually come forward to work this out.
We really need an opinion from a lawyer or judge on this regarding the possibilities, time frame, and the proper action. Who has contacts in the proper or related jurisdiction?
Also, do we have on record anywhere that Ian agreed to internet arbitration in the event of disagreement?
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