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October 29, 2016, 09:28:47 PM |
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Guys, do I get it right, that we shall have dividends payment today/tomorrow ? Thanks for reply. Best wishes to all OMC holders  Yeah, you're right. Dividends should be issued this weekend. |
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coinmenace
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October 29, 2016, 09:37:27 PM |
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that is like x 10 times of the average price LOL what a pump. maybe someone made some profit on zcash. |
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joel_
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October 30, 2016, 04:58:56 PM |
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Yeah, you're right. Dividends should be issued this weekend.
Excellent, thank you for reply. Looking forward to receive OMC dividends - hopefully today |
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Cryptco
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October 30, 2016, 08:22:23 PM |
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Has anyone already received the third series of dividend payments?
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joel_
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October 30, 2016, 09:44:51 PM |
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Has anyone already received the third series of dividend payments?
I guess nobody yet, but looking forward to it, hopefully Gladimor sends it today. |
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October 30, 2016, 10:45:15 PM |
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Has anyone already received the third series of dividend payments?
I guess nobody yet, but looking forward to it, hopefully Gladimor sends it today. Yes he shared on Slack that it will be later today. |
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October 31, 2016, 12:18:39 AM |
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https://omicronhq.slack.com/messages/general/gladimor [12:25 AM]
@channel anyone else not able to connect to Bitcointalk?
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Trying to update dividend info but can't access msgs due to BCT being down.
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If I'm unable to connect, I'll have to postpone dividend issuance till tomorrow morning, in 15 hours.
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However, I can inform you all that dividends for this period are over 1K satoshis per OMC.
Good times. Just a little patience.
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October 31, 2016, 02:58:40 AM |
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I got mine! Pretty good portion this time |
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October 31, 2016, 03:15:08 AM |
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yessir I got fresh, unadulterated, organic, homegrown virgin BTCitcoins in my wallet  Thanks! |
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October 31, 2016, 04:27:25 AM |
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A total of 16.9530992099 BTC has been sent to a total of 20 registered balances (1465263.5445 OMC). The average dividend payout for the second 2-week period is 0.00001157 BTC per OMC.
Here are a portion of the trades that occurred during the past 2 weeks for Delta Investments. Due note that not all trades are shown (on various exchanges, and no trading losses are shown as well).  Due note that this bi-weekly period was very unique. The fund experienced a loss close to -0.00002000 BTC per OMC early on during the week. The amount was recovered quickly, and a healthy return was made for investors. |
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October 31, 2016, 10:11:44 AM |
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A total of 16.9530992099 BTC has been sent to a total of 20 registered balances (1465263.5445 OMC). The average dividend payout for the second 2-week period is 0.00001157 BTC per OMC.
Here are a portion of the trades that occurred during the past 2 weeks for Delta Investments. Due note that not all trades are shown (on various exchanges, and no trading losses are shown as well).Due note that this bi-weekly period was very unique. The fund experienced a loss close to -0.00002000 BTC per OMC early on during the week. The amount was recovered quickly, and a healthy return was made for investors. Received my Dividends!! Thanks!! Good Job again! |
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October 31, 2016, 10:30:26 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
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Tortoise75
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October 31, 2016, 09:06:01 PM |
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I found some nice and tidy dividends in my wallet today, thanks Gladimor. Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Indeed you need at least 10,000 OMC to qualify for dividends. That means either saving up or finding some mining/POS pool owner who's able and willing to set up a POS pool and register it for dividends and manage the payouts. |
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October 31, 2016, 09:26:20 PM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest |
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Cryptco
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October 31, 2016, 10:04:21 PM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. |
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November 01, 2016, 01:21:37 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. So this means that my 0.4BTC is qualified for the yearly payout of 5% interest but not the trading Dividends? |
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November 01, 2016, 02:25:06 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. So this means that my 0.4BTC is qualified for the yearly payout of 5% interest but not the trading Dividends? 1) It is a normal PoS coin where you stake 5% annually - any OMC quantity can stake eventually. 2) you will receive one share of the dividend per 10K coins. So say you had bought 10K coins 2 weeks ago, you would have staked a fraction here and a fraction there and yesterday you would have received around 0.1BTC in two weeks (return varies according to gladimors performance) but so far it has been around that average |
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November 01, 2016, 04:41:03 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. So this means that my 0.4BTC is qualified for the yearly payout of 5% interest but not the trading Dividends? Both Interest and Dividends only apply when you own over 10000 Omicrons, so unless you convert your BTC to Omicron, you will be able to get neither Interest nor Dividends. |
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November 02, 2016, 06:49:02 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. So this means that my 0.4BTC is qualified for the yearly payout of 5% interest but not the trading Dividends? Both Interest and Dividends only apply when you own over 10000 Omicrons, so unless you convert your BTC to Omicron, you will be able to get neither Interest nor Dividends. No, for dividends you need those 10,000 Omicrons. For PoS interest even 1 coin should stake eventually but having somewhat more is advisable. |
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koinsmart
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November 02, 2016, 08:13:50 AM |
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Hi all,
As Adam has just closed the D.I program on Investor Game based section, I have 0.4BTC to buy Omicron.
I'm still unclear if 0.4 BTC is able to buy OMC to receive any interest, or I need to have 10,000 OMC to get the interest?
10,000 OMC is too much for me right now unfortunately.
Is it a dividend or interest?The title of this thread says dividend and there is a difference in dividend and interest Both, Omicron (OMC) is a digital currency that serves as a virtual duo-interest-generating asset. For the initial interest-generating feature, coins are minted through a hard-coded blockchain functionality known as Proof-of-Stake// (>Interest). This enables coins to generate a set interest per year, compounding daily. In the case of Omicron, the annual inflation rate is set at 5%. For the second interest-generating feature, revenue in the form of Bitcoin is distributed to wallets holding a minimum of 10,000 OMC, on a biweekly basis.// (>Dividends) The revenue percentage is variable, and is generated through various altcoin trading processes as well as loan interest. Investors will be required to submit their BTC address associated with their OMC address, which can be done at any time through this website or Bitcointalk, and soon through the wallet itself. The Investment Fund will be funded through an IAO where the entirety of the OMC supply will be distributed. So this means that my 0.4BTC is qualified for the yearly payout of 5% interest but not the trading Dividends? Both Interest and Dividends only apply when you own over 10000 Omicrons, so unless you convert your BTC to Omicron, you will be able to get neither Interest nor Dividends. No, for dividends you need those 10,000 Omicrons. For PoS interest even 1 coin should stake eventually but having somewhat more is advisable. Yes true, sorry. What I wanted to say was he will not get dividends holding on to btc.  |
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