Looking for purchases & trades (GLBSE)

[Namworld]

Hello,

as many of you might have noticed, liquidity is somewhat low on GLBSE. I often see few bids and large sales bringing the price down by a lot.

I manage 3 assets on GLBSE, including one bond with portfolio, and I'm always looking for good purchase opportunities. Unfortunatly, I cannot place bids everywhere all at once. So next time, if anyone needs to liquidate an asset, why not ask me first if I would be interested in acquiring them instead of selling it into small bids?

If you have a good offer for me, I might also be interested in trading assets, although I'm usually interested in purchasing more assets over switching holdings.

You can review current assets and available capital for purchases on BTC-BOND's holdings page:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/pub?key=0AvwwyRGyc1WgdGFKVlAtZVAzOGNqS1Brd05MUlFlT2c

You may PM any request here or talk with me on the #bitcoin-otc on freenode (username: BTC-Mining)

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[FreeMoney]

That's smart. We've been waiting a long time for Nefario to allow the same coin to sit as bids on multiple assets.

[Namworld]

That's smart. We've been waiting a long time for Nefario to allow the same coin to sit as bids on multiple assets.

Indeed. I can't have bids everywhere and I often see sales into the bids and think "Would have been willing to pay more than that for those".

I would guess many think the same thing.

[matthewh3]

Summary

RSM

2,600 shares 1,850 sold - Paid for two 40GH/s ASIC and selling shares for our third.  Issued 550 shares at BTC0.30 to purchase our third ASIC to takes us to 120GH/s over 2600 shares which is 46MH/s a share or 1GH/s for BTC6.50  The costs works of buying shares (BTC0.30) works much cheaper than buying your own Jalapeño ASIC but having someone else run it for you.  So if you want to get involved in bitcoin mining and don't have a large amount of cash to purchase an ASIC or you just want someone else to run it all for you and just receive the profits then micro-investing in RSM is for you.

Total hardware and wallet assets = ~$2,723+~BTC35.992  | Total shares distributed 1954

GLBSE page - https://glbse.com/asset/view/RSM

CoinConnect Social Network Group - http://www.coinconnect.org/groups/profile/13713/red-star-mining

RSM blog - http://redstarmining.blogspot.co.uk/

Accounts Spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ap02rO_j4NLvdDB2cFRTS0ctVGRHRE5yQ2RfNUZFcUE#gid=0

We have 600 shares that need shifting to pre-order our third ASIC.  This will take us to 120GH/s@2600 shares or >46MH/s@BTC0.30 or 1GH/s for BTC6.50.  Which is I think the best offer by any mining company on the GLBSE post ASIC.  We plan on saving between 90% - 50% of profits to purchase more ASIC's and the rest in a weekly dividend.  The final amount is still to be decided by possible motion if we can't get a clear consensus from investors.  Someone currently has 74 shares on offer BTC0.00001 below our offer.  We have been in operation since February and I know Nefrio personally.  We have over $2,723 of hardware assets and a BTC35.992 wallet behind our current ~1900 shares sold.  With RSM you own a share of all the hardware and profits that go with it.  Thanks.

[Namworld]

Summary

RSM

2,600 shares 1,850 sold - Paid for two 40GH/s ASIC and selling shares for our third.  Issued 550 shares at BTC0.30 to purchase our third ASIC to takes us to 120GH/s over 2600 shares which is 46MH/s a share or 1GH/s for BTC6.50  The costs works of buying shares (BTC0.30) works much cheaper than buying your own Jalapeño ASIC but having someone else run it for you.  So if you want to get involved in bitcoin mining and don't have a large amount of cash to purchase an ASIC or you just want someone else to run it all for you and just receive the profits then micro-investing in RSM is for you.

Total hardware and wallet assets = ~$2,723+~BTC35.992  | Total shares distributed 1954

GLBSE page - https://glbse.com/asset/view/RSM

CoinConnect Social Network Group - http://www.coinconnect.org/groups/profile/13713/red-star-mining

RSM blog - http://redstarmining.blogspot.co.uk/

Accounts Spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ap02rO_j4NLvdDB2cFRTS0ctVGRHRE5yQ2RfNUZFcUE#gid=0

We have 600 shares that need shifting to pre-order our third ASIC.  This will take us to 120GH/s@2600 shares or >46MH/s@BTC0.30 or 1GH/s for BTC6.50.  Which is I think the best offer by any mining company on the GLBSE post ASIC.  We plan on saving between 90% - 50% of profits to purchase more ASIC's and the rest in a weekly dividend.  The final amount is still to be decided by possible motion if we can't get a clear consensus from investors.  Someone currently has 74 shares on offer BTC0.00001 below our offer.  We have been in operation since February and I know Nefrio personally.  We have over $2,723 of hardware assets and a BTC35.992 wallet behind our current ~1900 shares sold.  With RSM you own a share of all the hardware and profits that go with it.  Thanks.

I'm afraid with BTC-MINING, it's 300 mhash/BTC or 3.33 BTC per ghash, nearly half your current pricing. The admin fees over equipment purchase price is a mere 10%. I currently run it as a copurchase, along with BTC-BOND which is a personal loan to me with fixed interest being paid. For any Butterfly Labs equipment investment, I would mostly use BTC-MINING.

[matthewh3]

Summary

RSM

2,600 shares 1,850 sold - Paid for two 40GH/s ASIC and selling shares for our third.  Issued 550 shares at BTC0.30 to purchase our third ASIC to takes us to 120GH/s over 2600 shares which is 46MH/s a share or 1GH/s for BTC6.50  The costs works of buying shares (BTC0.30) works much cheaper than buying your own Jalapeño ASIC but having someone else run it for you.  So if you want to get involved in bitcoin mining and don't have a large amount of cash to purchase an ASIC or you just want someone else to run it all for you and just receive the profits then micro-investing in RSM is for you.

Total hardware and wallet assets = ~$2,723+~BTC35.992  | Total shares distributed 1954

GLBSE page - https://glbse.com/asset/view/RSM

CoinConnect Social Network Group - http://www.coinconnect.org/groups/profile/13713/red-star-mining

RSM blog - http://redstarmining.blogspot.co.uk/

Accounts Spreadsheet - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0Ap02rO_j4NLvdDB2cFRTS0ctVGRHRE5yQ2RfNUZFcUE#gid=0

We have 600 shares that need shifting to pre-order our third ASIC.  This will take us to 120GH/s@2600 shares or >46MH/s@BTC0.30 or 1GH/s for BTC6.50.  Which is I think the best offer by any mining company on the GLBSE post ASIC.  We plan on saving between 90% - 50% of profits to purchase more ASIC's and the rest in a weekly dividend.  The final amount is still to be decided by possible motion if we can't get a clear consensus from investors.  Someone currently has 74 shares on offer BTC0.00001 below our offer.  We have been in operation since February and I know Nefrio personally.  We have over $2,723 of hardware assets and a BTC35.992 wallet behind our current ~1900 shares sold.  With RSM you own a share of all the hardware and profits that go with it.  Thanks.

I'm afraid with BTC-MINING, it's 300 mhash/BTC or 3.33 BTC per ghash, nearly half your current pricing. The admin fees over equipment purchase price is a mere 10%. I currently run it as a copurchase, along with BTC-BOND which is a personal loan to me with fixed interest being paid. For any Butterfly Labs equipment investment, I would mostly use BTC-MINING.

OK I didn't know you ran BTC-MINING but that (300MH/s)/BTC relies on you rising the funds to purchase three ASIC mini-rigs when you haven't even ordered one yet.  While RSM has paid for two 40GH/s ASIC's and is already paid for 80GH/s taking us to over 41MH/s@BTC0.30 and are now rising funds for our third ASIC to go to over 46MH/s@BTC0.30

[Namworld]

I would like to extend once again my offer. I often see people selling large chunks of shares 20-50% less then the average trading price! Often selling far under the price I would have paid.

If you need to sell a large amount of stocks when bids are lacking, please inquire.