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General Discussion / Re: How to measure the PEG....
« on: October 17, 2014, 05:46:07 pm »
Jordan Lee is doing the digital equivalent of selling NuShares out the trunk of his car...sure...doesn't look sketchy at all.
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And if Nubits do this ?
Can some one tell me why I couldn't do this ?
It doesn't have to been seen as shutting down, but rather upgraded to a better technology and simplified genesis distribution model. The new asset could be called Seeds which combines AGS/PTS
Bitshares Seeds
SeedShares
BitSeeds
SeedShares
What are the legal restrictions on a Credit Union buying and holding a digital asset such as BTC or BTSX?
How much would it cost to buy a Credit Union that is already up and running? Examples of recently sold Credit Unions or ones on the market today?
Is it simply a matter of becoming the largest depositor in a particular Credit Union as they are in theory owned by their members?
Are you setting up a Credit Union that accepts cryptos as collateral?
It's never wise to sell on a downward pressure in something which has long term growth potential. BTC has long term growth potential and is at an all time low. It would be wise not to sell this year also because a lot of BTC has been stolen, Wall Street hasn't jumped in yet, mainstreet hasn't jumped in yet, 2000 BTC is millions of dollars worth of BTC.
In my opinion when it's worth enough that the interest on the BTC is enough to start hiring people then Bytemaster should trade BTC for BitBTC or BitUSD. If it's BitBTC then 2000 BTC is always 2000 BTC but you get interest. If it's BitUSD it doesn't make much sense at these prices.
When Bitcoin is at all time highs all of us are going to want that interest. The really interesting question is will the interest be in BitBTC or in BitUSD?
One thing I don't understand is why is it necessary to tell people Bitcoin is a company (an unprofitable one) not a currency. Firstly, I don't really understand the logic of why it cannot be considered a currency. But secondly if people want to think of Bitcoin as a currency, that's fine, because its not in direct competition with Bitshares. As I am a bit confused, maybe others are, so is it really a key marketing point?
From a BTS/DAC perspective, Bitcoin definitely resembles shares more so than a currency. The shares happen to be in an unprofitable company.
It's a great marketing pitch. When it clicks, there's an "ah-ha!" moment of understanding. Followed by a smug grin.
Yeah, one of the Larimers' early metaphors was that Bitcoin is a company that pays 100% of revenue and a huge dilution subsidy to security guards (aka miners). That really clicked with me, and is one of the reasons I'm with BitShares today.
I'm just joining you guys now, and to be honest this was one of the KEY points of turning me to Bitshares also!
I have sooo many questions, I wish the live chat group was working