Question about IPO Launch

[DCMCo-Op]

I have a few questions i need answered before I do the Public Announcement For my Operation, I have a Longtime and Good standing account on this site But i felt it Best To Create a New Name that is Directly Tied to the Operation that i am About to Launch



1. What info do investors want to see and need before choosing to invest in a mining Operation?
2. What are some of the factors that help investors choose med and high risk investments to invest in?
3. if you were to invest in a mining Co-Op what you prefer to have you payouts done on a weekly or bi-weekly or monthly Basis all the while being able to see your transactions ( I.E credits to your account with the co-op being done on a daily basis ).
4. Which would you prefer A Co-Op site that is Simple in Look that gets straight to the poin about the info on your shares and earnings or would you prefer to have a flashy and fancy site that does tell you all the info but seems to worry more about the look of the site ( and because of the fanciness and design of the site also opens the site up to breach of the site by attackers )

[cooldgamer]

I have a few questions i need answered before I do the Public Announcement For my Operation, I have a Longtime and Good standing account on this site But i felt it Best To Create a New Name that is Directly Tied to the Operation that i am About to Launch



1. What info do investors want to see and need before choosing to invest in a mining Operation?
2. What are some of the factors that help investors choose med and high risk investments to invest in?
3. if you were to invest in a mining Co-Op what you prefer to have you payouts done on a weekly or bi-weekly or monthly Basis all the while being able to see your transactions ( I.E credits to your account with the co-op being done on a daily basis ).
4. Which would you prefer A Co-Op site that is Simple in Look that gets straight to the poin about the info on your shares and earnings or would you prefer to have a flashy and fancy site that does tell you all the info but seems to worry more about the look of the site ( and because of the fanciness and design of the site also opens the site up to breach of the site by attackers )

1 - Identifying information of who's running it, solid plan, why it offers advantages over others

2 - High chance of reward that makes the risk worthwhile, things to make it less likely to be a scam (goes for any BTC investment)

3 - The more often, the better, but only if transactions are bundled so fees don't eat into profits.

4 - 1000x would rather have a simple and secure site than a flashy one that's gonna get Goxed.  However, if you can hire a professional dev to make a awesome and secure site that's even better.

[DCMCo-Op]

Thanks Cooldgamer

I will be taking that info into account when i goto make the Announcement about my Operation here soon We are already up and running and have been for a month But We are looking to expand into a MUCH MUCH larger operation then we are now

[DCMCo-Op]

Update: I am still looking for Other Peoples Opinions on these questions.

[Phildo]

If i was going to invest in a mining company you would need to show, very specifically, how your operations will generate more bitcoins than you are going to spend. Also, how you are going to make sure that the whole thing doesn't' fall apart if when you order a miner that is going to show up 6 months after it's supposed to.

[binderclip]

As an investor I'd like to see more judicious use of the shift key.

[fluffypony]

As an investor I'd like to see more judicious use of the shift key.

But How Can They Communicate Properly Unless Every Word Is Capitalised?

OP - mining operations are notoriously lossy (or outright scams). You're fighting a near-losing battle.

1. Proof of operational ability. Historical data based on actual mining performance. Demonstrable relationships with equipment suppliers so that you can ensure you get equipment fast enough to be profitable. Being in the #bitcoin-otc Web of Trust on Freenode.

2. For mining investments the biggest factor is operator trust. To invest in a mining operation you generally want someone who has been in this space for at least a couple of years. You can tell a lot by their technical knowledge of the mining space. Nearly everything else is secondary to identifying and trusting someone who is reliable and an expert.

3. If you are known and trustworthy? Monthly, or even quarterly. If you are unknown? Daily, chum.

4. There is literally not a single serious investor here that needs a "website" where they can watch their "credits". That stuff is so easily faked so as to make it inconsequential. Regular reports and dividend/profit payouts are all you need, throw the website out.

[DCMCo-Op]

Thanks Fluf of all the Posts that i have Received yours and one others have been the 2 most helpful of them all,

Yes i have been in the mining scene for quite some time, I am also working with avalon to help write and test the firmware for their avalon1 - avalon3 hardware to help improve the speed of the hardware, along with testing the limits of the hardware that not even the manufacturers even knew about.


But thank you again for the reply to the questions, I have had to delete a ton of troll replies

[binderclip]

Check out Variable Reinvestment Mining's website and click on "see our performance"

[DCMCo-Op]

Check out Variable Reinvestment Mining's website and click on "see our performance"

that IPO is a Joke My Co-Op is already running more Hashpower then they are and they spent WAYYYY to much for the hash power


We have already ordered more hardware and as soon as our Co-Op agreement and Co-Op Member application is done being reviewed by an attorney and we finish our business plan then we will be doing our IPO

[binderclip]

Check out Variable Reinvestment Mining's website and click on "see our performance"

that IPO is a Joke My Co-Op is already running more Hashpower then they are and they spent WAYYYY to much for the hash power


We have already ordered more hardware and as soon as our Co-Op agreement and Co-Op Member application is done being reviewed by an attorney and we finish our business plan then we will be doing our IPO

I don't know about all that. They link to a google doc on their website (which is where I pointed you to on my previous post). It's an example of putting in effort on transparency. It might give you some direction in organizing and presenting your data.

[DCMCo-Op]

Check out Variable Reinvestment Mining's website and click on "see our performance"

that IPO is a Joke My Co-Op is already running more Hashpower then they are and they spent WAYYYY to much for the hash power


We have already ordered more hardware and as soon as our Co-Op agreement and Co-Op Member application is done being reviewed by an attorney and we finish our business plan then we will be doing our IPO

I don't know about all that. They link to a google doc on their website (which is where I pointed you to on my previous post). It's an example of putting in effort on transparency. It might give you some direction in organizing and presenting your data.

Thanks so much for the Info