Devcoin Bounty

[jubalix]

Can some one explain to me how Devcoin Bounty DVB pays dividends

I can see it gives out bounties but how does it make any profit if all it does is give out bounties

what am I missing??

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Ticker   DVB
Name   Devcoin Bounty
Listed on   August 18, 2012 06:17
Owner   richard.porubcan@gmail.com
Fee surcharge [%]   0.0%
Shares issued   20,000,000
Shares held publicly   3,535,456
Total dividends paid   33926628.47361658 DVC
Web page   http://devcoin.org
Security type    Shares
Rating   White
Description:   
Devcoin Bounty Security Devcoin Bounty Devcoin is an ethical currency where 90% of the generation goes to open source developers and part of that will go to bounties. The bounties will be primarily for development of software, hardware, and non fiction books, articles, and documentaries. There will also be bounties for the first people to help with new projects. There won't be any bounties for fiction; because you can't pay someone to create a fiction to a specification and expect a great work; you can only support those who created fiction of their own imagining.///etc

[xchrix]

+1 i dont get it....

[51trillion]

Please introduce me to the DVC would not mind some coins to start off


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[weisoq]

DVB is a security trading on cryptostocks involving mining and projects, but it's independent of devcoin and the actual devcoin bounty system. I think the person behind it pays development bounties himself on behalf of DVB as a sort of sub-pool that shareholders can vote on.

You can get some devcoins to get started here: http://faucet.d.evco.in/

[LibertyCrypto]

Is it acceptable to request a bounty for a project that advanced DevCoin ideology? 
     I have a project theory that I'm working on that will seek open source developers and pay them in DevCoin earned through a bond release at CryptoStocks. The project will reward developers by paying out bounties in DVC for developing, advancing and hosting another open-source product.

The cryptostock offering will raise DVC by offering shares and thereby give people other places to invest/spend DVC - promoting its use, as well as raise DVC to return to open-source developers.. all while creating another open-source project of its own.

The obvious question begs: What's the project offering I wish to request a bounty for?
Certainly I'm not just requesting a bounty for a cryptostock project opening fee..

Although I will be using the bounty to offset the initial bond projects opening fee, the project I am working to develop is not quite ready to be publicly announced.. though I would be very interested to discuss it privately before it's official release statement - provided it weren't let into the wild before its time. I am really just asking if supporting the concept of - while fostering DVC's intended use .. is a valid reason to request a bounty.  do you know what i mean?