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mircea_popescu: Namjies someone could just put the 100 in mpoe bonds and make 9.9
% if last month holds ?
gribble: Estimated percent change in difficulty this period | -6.67681208754
% based on data since last change | -5.57782548461
% based on data for last three days
Namjies: Those thing don't move as much in value. The 2
% fee might get annoying.
Namjies: Well luckily I didn't borrow on GLBSE at a high interest. 0.5
% weekly was very high already. Sure there was large margins for trading on price differences but I was fearing a large loss was inevitable. Wasn't expecting GLBSE closing tho.
Namjies: Only reason I didn't get more before was the ~6
% weekly profit I was making trading on GLBSE instead.
Namjies: I have 77
% of circulating shares (175k)
smickles: woah, was that nearly a 4
% dividend?
Namjies: So it can be less too. Just not over 50
% Namjies: SatoshiDice has only 10
% issued on MPEx, not 50
% tho, if I recall correctly?
PsychoticBoy: <mircea_popescu> i had no idea your entire fund was worth like 100 btc.<< I have only bought back 20
% of 1000 shares which represent 1 BFL single so
JWU42: so I know we have ~38
% of the coupons ready (my share)
PsychoticBoy: Strange thing is.... not to be a dick, but usagi claimed he had 148 ABM shares but my list is almost 100
% complete but no one got 148 shares or close..... hmmmmn
PsychoticBoy: ABM 99
% complete PGM 45
% complete FDBF 85
% complete
Namjies: At this rate there will be ~10
%-30
% unclaimed on each issue.
smickles: naw, nefario's list accounts for > 95
% of shares
Namjies: Eh, I had claims not on nefario's first list for up to ~20
% smickles: this one was a ~1
% shareholder apparently
Namjies: mircea: That sums pretty much 90
% of people on my lists.
smickles: yeah, since we have not liquidate 100
% of the assets yet, everyone gets an equal share of btc on hand, then an equal share of the btc from each sale as they occur
mircea_popescu: smickles for my curiosity, what repay scheme do you use ? everyone who claims
% equal to what you have liquid + settlement/final payment once 100
% liquidates ?
jcpham: so if I can buy at 115
% and mine ona pool paying 120
% jcpham: i think i got the whole hour of 199
% mircea_popescu: if you asked for 9.9
% you'd be included in november but not in august, sept oct etc
mircea_popescu: it's pretty simple tho : if you had 0
% rate you would always be included, and receive whatever's paid, 4
%, 9
%, 9.9
% etcv
kakobreklaaa: on a side note, i had a surge of new bitcoin forex accounts and 90
% of the people never used bitcoin before
mircea_popescu: so the actual self-interest is to ask for 0
% and hope someone else asks for 100
% or w/e
Diablo-D3: which is 100
% illegal in at least 4 ways
noagendamarket: btcjam has 50
% default rate and they use credit checks....
mircea_popescu: pigeons i don't even want to see the wave of mining bond failures if diff went down 80
% mod6: just use vim like :
% s/x/y/g
Namjies: So when he paid 50
% back... I could now not pay him and have some more.
Namjies: Something like 10
% of the population should just go one day to work naked and keep it like that. Instant impossibility to apply nudity ban.
mircea_popescu: suppose you could have a btctalk that consisted of only the 0.1
% of comments worth reading from the 1
% of people you actually think anything of.
mircea_popescu: CoinPal allowed one to purchase Bitcoins with PayPal funds. PayPal payments can be reversed easily but Bitcoin payments are permanent. This asymmetry made CoinPal a constant target for PayPal fraud. After I experienced my first wave of fraud, from which I learned many lessons, CoinPal lost less than 0.9
% of revenue to fraud losses.
smickles: remember when I said that I ought to put some btc towards the mpbor @ 25
%?
mircea_popescu: it worked sort of like a miner bond, this month, except they didn't lose 10
% on capital and made 3
% in dividends
mircea_popescu: they lost ~4.x
% on principal and made 9.9
% cash upfront
smickles: but they only lost some principal, and received a 9.9
% interest payment, right?
jurov: i do charge 0.5
% fee. mpex charges nothing iirc.
Namjies: S.DICE pays about 1
% per month.
burnside: the total shares in the IPO is only 10
% of the company shares
smickles: Ukto: api docs? just follow after nefario and make 99
% of the api secret
Ukto: your gonna charge 0.01btc per withdraw and 0.2
% trading fee?
knotwork: GFC is trying to figure out details for a structured credit default swap in which they will loan 10,000 DVC each to 10,000 people, in four or five tranches. The tranches are to be of four or five different levels of collateral, with 100
% being the level that maybe need not be a tracnch, naybe its best to keep the 100
%-collateral people to themselves instead of putting them in the structured thing
smickles: how many IRL companies pay 19
% dividend yeild? ... 9
smickles: yeah, if the pattern holds, an instant >1.5
% gain is something everyone should go for
thestringpuller: but I would bet that out of these 200 hypothetical transactions, 99
% of them would have paid some kind of miner's fee
smickles: if you form an llc, and get your employer to hire the llc instead of you, and your llc pays you a low salary, but high dividends, you'd be taxed at 15
% smickles: heh, you didn't ask to make it better overall, you asked to get into the 15
% bracket
copumpkin: mircea_popescu: I'm offering him 6 btc to take my effective tax rate to 15
% mircea_popescu: in truth, this deferred assets/liabilities game + the SPV game is pretty much 90
% of why nobody knows what corps are reallty worth
Namjies: Aww... I'm sad without GLBSE... no crazy sellers/buyers for fast 100
%+ profit flips.
pigeons: why are you going to borrow at 7
%/month to pay your cell phone bill that's in collections and stopped accruing interest?
dub: 20
% scam, 80
% retard
gigavps: to put 100
% faith into the list is like relisting with glbse
mircea_popescu: i imagined something like 99
%. in retrospect, i have no ideea why
Chaang-Noi: i dont think it will go far, but phantomcircuit is 100
% sure he will get paid his 60k usd legal fees...