I have some questions though, and its quite simple based on the analysis and impressive records that this gambling site has been able to garner in just little time and the amount of potentials you are proud to share with us, why would you want to sell everything, its normal for wanting to sell some of your stakes based on reasons best known to you but selling everything at an amount way below what is required to get in? ( 130btc>4.6btc).
Another is the privileges that comes as a majority stakeholder which you didn't talk about. Being a major stakeholder comes with some benefit such as decision making as to getting reports, payout from profit, amount to be retained, enlisting additional crypto currency, diluting the bankrolling etc. And again, how do the transfer of ownership going to go down? That is very key.
Hey those are some good questions let me go through them one by one:
Why would you want to sell something with such great potential?Because potential is not definite. For this house deposit I need sure money and selling my ownership now for 4.6btc is sure money. Yes there is the
potential that litecoin.win could take off and even exceed my projections and make me way more than that - but ofcourse there is also the chance that it does not. Choosing to sell my co-ownership was not an easy decision, but the current situation I am in calls for sure money and im not willing to gamble on my future like that.
Why sell for 4.6? (130btc>4.6btc)I think you misunderstood - or perhaps I didn't present it clearly - what I was saying in my post. I was saying that to get a similar amount of co-ownership in bustabit, a much larger gaming website that has been around for a lot longer, it would cost
atleast 130btc (likely alot more) - and I used those figures to help delineate a price for this co-ownership.
What about the other co-owner priveleges?Yes there are other priveleges - We have regular meetings between co-owners to help shape the future of litecoin.win which I get to have influence in. Additionaly, I ofcourse have access to admin panel on the site that has metrics/data on how the site is going and I have mod powers on the site to moderate chat.
How is the transfer of co-ownership going to go down?This isn't the first sale of co-ownership and so the way other co-owners have done this in the past is this process:
We alert fluxxy (the owner of the site) to this trade taking place - you would make an account on the website - you would transfer your money to fluxxy who would hold it as a escrow service - once confirmed he would transfer my co-ownership % to your account, unlock the admin panel for that account etc. and then once your happy transfer funds to me.
I am happy to do it that way and I can get testimony of others who have used fluxxy but for you (or other potential buyers) this might be too shady because who is fluxxy? and how do you know you can trust him? I understand this and so I am very happy to figure out a different way to do the deal that makes you more confident - perhaps a different escrow service - but understanding fluxxy at the end of the day is the only one who has power to more the co-ownership % between different accounts.
I hope that answered some of your questions but please anything I left out or didn't make sense feel free to dig more
