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September 27, 2012, 05:29:11 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
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September 27, 2012, 05:41:53 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
GLBSE isnt entirely at fault and you know it. Obsi was an anonymous person running what seemed like a ponzi scheme and when called out on it he turned tail and ran. The best defence we have against someone running scams in future is for them to be known. If you havent noticed most of the remaining ponzi schemes have fled to cryptostocks most likely because the issuers are too chicken shit to have any personal responsibility to shareholders.
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nebulus
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September 27, 2012, 05:54:03 AM |
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Cool, thanks for sharing the info! MINING is a damn good investment.
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DiabloD3 (OP)
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September 27, 2012, 06:02:27 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
Did he ever say why you locked you down? Surly he must at least give a reason why he locked it down an asset for a month. And if he was worried about something, is he no longer worried? He believed somehow I was stealing funds from DMC, at least, this is what he said. Problem with that is, he can look right at my account and see if I've withdrawn BTC or not.
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September 27, 2012, 06:04:52 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
GLBSE isnt entirely at fault and you know it. Obsi was an anonymous person running what seemed like a ponzi scheme and when called out on it he turned tail and ran. The best defence we have against someone running scams in future is for them to be known. If you havent noticed most of the remaining ponzi schemes have fled to cryptostocks most likely because the issuers are too chicken shit to have any personal responsibility to shareholders. Except Obsi bought back ABMO back at full IPO price, and is also (or already has) shut down the rest of his assets at no loss to the shareholders. Obsi quit because he didn't like how nefario handled DMC.
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Bitcoin Oz
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September 27, 2012, 07:01:51 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
GLBSE isnt entirely at fault and you know it. Obsi was an anonymous person running what seemed like a ponzi scheme and when called out on it he turned tail and ran. The best defence we have against someone running scams in future is for them to be known. If you havent noticed most of the remaining ponzi schemes have fled to cryptostocks most likely because the issuers are too chicken shit to have any personal responsibility to shareholders. Except Obsi bought back ABMO back at full IPO price, and is also (or already has) shut down the rest of his assets at no loss to the shareholders. Obsi quit because he didn't like how nefario handled DMC. Its interesting that he had enough funds to pay out all of his assets except OBSI.HRPT which if it is indeed a ponzi means he wont be able too. Its funny that still remains on glbse
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September 27, 2012, 07:55:14 AM |
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nefario emailed me and said my account is now unlocked and also the one guy that he found that would do the audit backed out.
So, after an almost month long trip, we're exactly back to where we originally were.
Also, ABMO has shut down and has paid out a final dividend of 0.1 per share. Its sad to see Obsi go, but nefario's actions chased him off.
Current DMC holdings: 54 BTC-MINING 951 BTCMC 949.53 BTC.
GLBSE isnt entirely at fault and you know it. Obsi was an anonymous person running what seemed like a ponzi scheme and when called out on it he turned tail and ran. The best defence we have against someone running scams in future is for them to be known. If you havent noticed most of the remaining ponzi schemes have fled to cryptostocks most likely because the issuers are too chicken shit to have any personal responsibility to shareholders. "When called out on it he turned tail and ran." We only had to call him out what... five hundred times?
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September 27, 2012, 08:48:00 AM |
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Do any of you have older shares outstanding data (this is not the same as issued)? GLBSE shows that DMC has 12773 shares outstanding Diabolo announced today: iablo-D3 | I dunno, I bought almost 10k dmc shares back
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While reading what I wrote, use the most friendliest and relaxing voice in your head. BTW, Things in BTC bubble universes are getting ugly....
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September 27, 2012, 09:21:29 AM |
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Do any of you have older shares outstanding data (this is not the same as issued)? GLBSE shows that DMC has 12773 shares outstanding Diabolo announced today: iablo-D3 | I dunno, I bought almost 10k dmc shares back 20909 before the buyout, 12773 after. There is still a standing order for the last ~2000.
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September 27, 2012, 09:51:39 AM |
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Current DMC holdings: 106 BTC-MINING 1000 BTCMC 1000 ASICMINER 86.97 BTC
Total valuation: 835.50 BTC
12773 shares outstanding
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September 27, 2012, 10:08:33 AM Last edit: September 27, 2012, 10:21:10 AM by Puppet |
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Wait, yesterday you had 949.53 BTC in "cash" on top of your BTMC shares, and today you only have 835.50 BTC worth of assets? Oh right, you have been repurchasing shares. An act of mercy for those who had outstanding asks, since you bought them up to 0.12 while your assets are wortrh only 835/12773 = 0.065/share. Good job, keep it up! BTW, right on track: No sane investor is going to pump new money in to this and In 3 months you wont be arguing over 2000BTC anymore, but 500.
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September 27, 2012, 10:21:53 AM |
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D3, can you please start using some type of accounting/portfolio management software so you can generate reports with proper content in the future? Someone has to be the fist to show the way
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While reading what I wrote, use the most friendliest and relaxing voice in your head. BTW, Things in BTC bubble universes are getting ugly....
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September 27, 2012, 10:27:47 AM |
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D3, can you please start using some type of accounting/portfolio management software so you can generate reports with proper content in the future? Someone has to be the fist to show the way Actually, smickles wants to have DMC as his first customer of his accounting firm. Problem is, he won't have shop setup until after the first, so we might have to suffer through my horrible monthly reports one last time.
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September 27, 2012, 10:46:47 AM |
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you bought them up to 0.12
0.10. Some other guy is buying them past that, dunno who.
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September 27, 2012, 11:07:06 AM |
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Pray tell what on earth makes you think its a good idea to buy your own shares at 50% over NAV, when you could just as well have bought more of the exact same shares DMC holds 50% cheaper?
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September 27, 2012, 11:14:24 AM |
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Pray tell what on earth makes you think its a good idea to buy your own shares at 50% over NAV, when you could just as well have bought more of the exact same shares DMC holds 50% cheaper?
Most of them were purchased at below 0.07.
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September 27, 2012, 12:27:11 PM |
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This is what I get when I use the highest bid.
Current DMC holdings: 106 BTC-MINING @ .836 = 88.6 1000 BTCMC @ .4 = 400 1000 ASICMINER .103 = 103 86.97 BTC
Total valuation: 678.6 BTC
12773 shares outstanding
Nav would be about .05
However that is misleading. If you were for example going to sell your 1000 BTCMC shares at market you would only get 5.3 BTC for it.
IMO I would say this is only worth a bit more than 200 BTC or has a true nav at around .015BTC Personally I would not buy above that price assuming I wanted to buy into this.
Exactly the right conclusion. That is why I took this chance to get out.
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September 27, 2012, 01:13:48 PM |
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Sorry guys, that seems unfair: BTC-MINING has a NAV close to 1 BTC / share
Where do you get its NAV from? All I can tell from what I read on that thread is that BTC-Mining is essentially a passthrough to amazingrando. Now I dont distrust amazingrando, but he just sells a fixed MH mining bond that IMO is grossly overvalued (~.17 BTC per MH with no upgrade path to asics). BTC-Mining itself is this: Before and after IPO, lol I love that picture. BTCMC has been traded for 0.4 to 0.6 /share in the last days and has a NAV of at least 0.3 /share
Agreed. And those are shares, not bonds, as far as mining investments go, this is not a bad investment (which is why Im surprised Diablo hasnt traded it for something toxic yet).
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September 27, 2012, 02:50:10 PM |
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cross post from usagi thread Im calling shenanigans. What really happened here? First, Diablo inexplicably and indefensibly sold 4000+ DMC shares to Usagi and an even bigger amount to someone else (obsi?) at less than 10% of their market value, robbing and infuriating DMC's actual shareholders who got wiped out and got nothing in return. Then, when DMC got suspended for suspected fraud, after berating Diablo for being the bloody idiot he is, Usagi inexplicably change his tune 180 degrees and began backing up Diablo as if he is the greatest CEO of all times, including presenting a "plan" that is beyond indefensible, even allowing Diablo to steal all of his shareholders coins. Diablo predictably wins the motion against him with the help of his 2 new majority shareholders who got their shares for nothing, leaving his investors, who were the only ones to really cough up coins, completely empty handed. So DMC gets unblocked, Obsi pays out Diablo, his majority shareholder, for one of his bonds. The same day, again inexplicably and indefensibly, Diablo spends almost every coin repurchasing his own bonds all the way up 2x his own published NAV, even though DMC is simply a holding company holding like 3 shares. Why on earth did he overpay for his own shares like that, instead of buying more of the assets he owns? Well, now we know. Usagi got repaid for his services; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=97178.msg1225147#msg1225147Good job robbing DMCs shareholders blind, I hope you are all proud. Im gonna call on Nefario to investigate this, too many things here dont make the slightest sense, unless you look at the outcome: good for Usagi, good for Diablo, probably good for Obsi, HORRIBLE for DMC investors.
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nebulus
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September 27, 2012, 03:08:17 PM |
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You know what they say? You gotta pay your debts first, puppet...
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