To make it a little easier I will post
The SolarWind Mining Companies Investment Plan and the
Details On Outlay per Share - How You Get Payed here.
The SolarWind Mining Company Investment Program
Terminology and definitions:Double Return On Investment (DROI) - Meaning implied
Hardware Purchase Cycle (HPC) - The buy-in period preceding the purchase of
specific hardware. The intended hardware to be purchased may change due to price and availability changes. The changes could be positive, such as new hardware is available sooner, or is cheaper, more powerful or all of these. OR, changes could be negative, and due to failure of the manufacture to produce the hardware in a timely manner, scams,
ROI on hardware intended to be purchased is no longer possible or will take far to long to be feasible, hardware price increases and additional funds are needed or a number of other unknown factors.
RollOver Option (ROO) - Re-investment options.
Overages - Amounts above the selected
target amount.
Simple Version - The Contract holder chooses their payout amount (see details for each Contract Option.) The funds deposited are
Rolled Over (re-invested) according to the
ROO terms chosen by the investor until the chosen target amount is met. If there are overages (amounts over the target amount) then the overage amount is converted into
BitShares.
ROO Options:
- *NEW OPTION* Basic Return On Investment (BROI) - The initially generated funds up to the purchase amount of the relevant HPC will be RolledOver into a new HPC. Every BROI ROO HPC funds the next BROI ROO HPC, this cycle will continue for as long as it is profitable to do so. Each investor involved in a BROI ROO HPC will automatically be given new Share positions in this following HPC. All additionally generated funds will be outlaid to each Share position in the relevant HPC after the next BROI ROO HPC has been funded. This is a HPC specific option and will not apply to all HPCs and all other RollOver Options are excluded from any BROI ROO HPC
- Slow Return On Investment (SROI) - This is a long term investment option. There is less risk involved and it resembles a more traditional invest strategy. There is no commitment to DROI but a target amount is selected. Target amount will range from 105% to DROI (200%). Target amounts can be changed at any time, lowering the target amount will take two HPCs to take effect. 15% of profits are outlaid biweekly and 85% of profits are RolledOver until target amount is met. After the target amount is reached and the funds outlaid, any overages are converted into BitShares. There will be bi-weekly dividends from the hardware that the funds were used to purchase and 35% of the dividends are converted into BitShares and the rest of the funds are outlaid.
- Quick Return On Investment (QROI) - Short term profits option. Funds are at higher risk. There is no commitment to DROI but a target amount is selected. This option offers a quicker return and the Target amount will range from 150% to DROI. Target amount can be changed at any time, lowering the target amount will delay the outlay for two HPCs if the new target amount has already been met. There are no outlays until the target amount is reached and no dividends after the target amount is outlaid. Once the target amount has been outlaid the contract is complete, there are no further returns on the investment unless there are overages that have been converted into Bitshares
Hold for contract ORDer (HORDer) - An order to hold
BitShare investment funds for the purpose of buying a Contract
(*Now Available For All Share Positions*) HORDer Options:
- Hold investment funds and ROO profits until sufficient funds from deposits or profits have accumulated to purchase the chosen Contract
- The number and type of Contracts can be chosen in any combination
BitShare:10% deposit bonus - The
10% bonus is not part of the
ROO but is added to the outlay.
- Price - Any amount deposited under 0.5 BTC is considered a BitShare purchase
- ROO Options - BitShares have a compulsory ROO target amount of 0.5 BTC, higher ROO target amounts can be selected. The target amount can range from the compulsory target amount of 0.5 BTC to 200%. Target amounts can not be changed. Once the target amount is reached the funds are outlaid or converted in a Contract
- The investor may also select the option to have BitShare deposits placed on HORDer
- The investor can have funds that they have deposited into their BitShare account split into whatever combination they choose including having newly deposited funds credited to an existing HORDer
Standard Contracts:- Price - 0.5 BTC
- Options - ROO
Founders Contracts:- Price - 1.5 BTC
- Options - ROO
- Additional Outlay For Founders Contracts - Adds a Share dividend that outlay's of 25% of company profits divided between total Founders Contract Shareholders Founders Contract holders will also have exclusive access to additional investment opportunities.
- The sale of Founders Contract positions is for a limited time only
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How To Purchase SharesI am instituting an
escrow account with
SabastianJu for funds that are designated for hardware purchases. The funds deposited in the
escrow account must be in multiples of
0.5 BTC. All funds deposited into the
escrow account will be considered to be
Standard Contract purchases unless the
Founders Contract terms are met. Any
overages (amounts under
0.5 BTC) or deposits under
0.5 BTC will be converted into
BitShares.
Note about the change The SolarWind Mining Company Investment Program: For those who have already made an investments, the terms that you originally agreed to will still be in effect. Even so, the BitShare terms have not changed to any significant degree. If you leave things as they are, or decide to use the new format it will not really change the outcome of your payments. You may keep the DROII option on your future Standard Shares or Founders Shares.
Warning: Before you make an investment in any company you must understand the risks involved.
There are several things to consider and a careful judgement should be made as to whether or not you can afford the risks involved in investing in bitcoin and its related industries. Risk should be assessed while keeping in mind whether you can afford to lose the funds you are intending to invest or if a particular investment has greater risk than you are willing to take. Make sure you understand that things can go wrong, even for older and well established companies, and nothing is guaranteed. Despite SolarWind's efforts to safeguard investment funds, we can not be held responsible for things that are out of SolarWind's control. Things that would be out of SolarWind's control include, but are not limited to; a manufacture that overstated its claims about it's hardware or isn't able to provide what they had promised, SolarWind being the victim of a scam, products being damaged, going missing or stolen during shipment, hardware delay's, natural disasters acts of governments, the value of bitcoin, the failure of the bitcoin economy or it's network, hacking, theft and a host of other risks that are completely unknown.
If you only have a small investment, then higher risks are often necessary to realize sufficient profits unless you have a long term strategy. If you want to earn a quick and respectful profit then you will likely have to except the risk that you will lose your investment in part or entirely.
If you want to build a nest egg for the future, then investments that offer slow returns are safer. It may be best if you invest in proven and well established investments. SolarWind is a start-up investment company, although we have the best of intentions, there is more risk involved when investing in any start-up.
If you are considering investing with SolarWind, you should be aware that if you choose the slower, long term investment options, you are not likely to earn much more than you would with any other investment company that has already been proven reliable. If you do choose to invest in SolarWind's slower returns options, your investment funds will likely be safe because we use the majority of investment funds to purchase mining hardware. So there is a tangible product that has been proven to produce returns for investors, namely the mining hardware, that you will be able to rely on. As long as Bitcoin mining is a profitable venture, your risk with SolarWind as a start-up is only slightly higher than anywhere else.
If you choose to invest in SolarWind, know that SolarWind will invest in you, and thank you for your faith and trust in us.
Details On Outlay per Share - How You Get Payed
NOTE: These terms do not apply to BROI ROO HPC investments
The cornerstone of the growth model for Share profits is the concept of the
RollOver investment. What this means in regards to Share values is that rather than basing dividends on hashes per Share, dividends are based on profits divided by
total BTC invested (
tBTCi). Total BTC invested includes all of a Shareholders
RollOver funds. To make the math easier I will use as simple of an example that I can:
Note: This example is only intended to illustrate how Share outlays are structured within The SolarWind Mining Companies Investment Plan, it is not intended to represent any expectation of the actual value of returns on your investment. Predicting the returns on an investment in bitcoin mining is vastly complicated and many of the variables involved cannot be predicted with a reliable degree of accuracy, so do not use the numbers in this example to make your investment decisions.
Before reading this example, make sure that you read
The SolarWind Mining Companies Investment Plan to avoid any confusion by the terminology.
20
Founders Contracts (
FC) purchased for 30 BTC and 140
Standard Contracts (
SC) are purchased for 70 BTC for the given
HPC -
Total BTC invested (
tBTCi) in the
HPC is 100 BTC
Assume an amount of 25 BTC in profits and the first
RollOver is due
For this part lets assume that all Shares are
SROI ROOs, so the re-investment amount is
85% and the dividend is
15%85% of 25 BTC is 21.25 BTC which is called the
RollOver Share (
RolOSha) and the remaining 3.75 BTC is the
OutLay Share (
OLaSha)
Both the
RolOSha and the
OLaSha are divided by the
tBTCi of the original
HPC in which they were purchased so that we can get the
per BTC invested (
pBTCi) ratio amount for each
So, for the given
HPCWe calculate the
RolledOver Share Amount-pBTCi (
ROpSAm-pBTCi) by dividing the
RolOSha by the
tBTCi which gives us 21.25/100 BTC and the result of 0.2125
ROpSAm-pBTCiThen, to calculate the
Outlay per Share Amount-pBTCi (
OpSAm-pBTCi) we divide the
OLaSha by the
tBTCi which gives 3.75/100 BTC which equals 0.00375 BTC
OpSAm-pBTCiWe now have the figures needed to calculate the
RollOver Credit per Share (
ROCSha) and the
Dividend per Share (
DipSha).
Remember, the
Price per Share (
P-perSha) of a
Founders Contract (
FouC) is 1.5 BTC and the
P-perSha for a
Standard Contract (
StanC) is 0.5 BTC
First we will figure the
Founders Contract-ROCSha (
FouC-ROCSha) by multiplying the
FouC-P-perSha by the
ROpSAm-pBTCi wich gives us 1.5 BTC x 0.2125
ROpSAm-pBTCi or a
FouC-ROCSha of 0.31875 BTC (This amount is invested into the next
HPC)
The
Founders Contract-DipSha (
FouC-DipSha) is found by multiplying the
FouC-P-perSha by the
OpSAm-pBTCi which gives us 1.5 BTC x 0.00375
OpSAm-pBTCi or a
FouC-ROCSha of 0.005625 BTC (This is the
OutLay per Founders Contract)
And we do the same for the
StanC-ROCSha, 0.5 BTC x 0.2125
ROpSAm-pBTCi for a
StanC-ROCSha of 0.10625 BTC (This amount is invested into the next
HPC)
StanC-DipSha, 0.5 BTC x 0.00375
OpSAm-pBTCi which equals a
StanC-DipSha of 0.001875 BTC (This is the
OutLay per Standard Contract)