Why would anyone buy this DAO crap?

[mandica]

Many people are complaining to this kind of altcoin but never see any potencial of this coin and i think there's no grow for this coin..
I will stay at cbx..

Eth has great potential. Just not right now, as an investment, because you would be buying into a peak. Also, there are governance concerns. Not for eth, for the DAO.

I think there is not much difference in terms of profitability of the DAO and conventional venture funds.

[johhnyUA]

<r0ach> we are going into a liquidity crunch where liquid cash is the most valuable asset (fiat paper not in a bank, bitcoin, gold, etc) and stocks are going to crash.  Yet these guys are investing in something with the fundamental of a stock, except it has no product, no revenue, no employees, no business, no nothing.

<r0ach> so even if they manage to get that put together and develop something, it's still the same thing as buying any random stock

<r0ach> and slock.it is pointless

You would be far better off buying something on the real stock market where you can personally verify some type of fundamentals, but all of those are going to crash anyway.

Your right. But the reason of this actions is more simple - people are stupid. And they are easy to be manipulated.

[BitcoinAccepted]

Anyone want to invest in a perpetual money making machine?

The image is only a prototype as the shadowy autonomous organisation who initially invested in the project are thinking of removing the bankrupt option. It went to a vote at the last board meeting but we couldn't work out who voted for what due the decentralised nature of the committee.

Each proposed share costs half a bitcoin, a few dash and a decimal fraction of monero.

By investing you will own the rights to a signed message of a hash of a share but you can cash out to dogecoin soft toys at any time.

Mark Karpeles has been quoted describing the project as 'risk free'

Who's in?

[GreenBits]

Anyone want to invest in a perpetual money making machine?

The image is only a prototype as the shadowy autonomous organisation who initially invested in the project are thinking of removing the bankrupt option. It went to a vote at the last board meeting but we couldn't work out who voted for what due the decentralised nature of the committee.

Each proposed share costs half a bitcoin, a few dash and a decimal fraction of monero.

By investing you will own the rights to a signed message of a hash of a share but you can cash out to dogecoin soft toys at any time.

Mark Karpeles has been quoted describing the project as 'risk free'

Who's in?

I'll take 100 shares please.. hold them for me until the price tanks.

Winning.

[meme magic]

How about an automated way to lock up 10% of the tokens for a month while the bar raises high enough to drop the eth hammer 30% harder?

Oh wait no, thats a reason to sell it.

woah self bumping this now. because look at what happened a month later with 10% or the tokens and the hammer falling a bit more than 30%

fucken told ya's

[CryptoCoinWareHouse]

Waves was sddc to bittrex