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Diablo-D3: The shareholder contract has not been violated, more than 100% of shareholder funds have been returned.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: This discussion is over.
Namworld: Well the SEC might disagree with you arbitrarily voiding shareholders who sent you funds. SEC wants compliance, they don't say "Well all that occured without us never existed, don't sweat it."
ThickAsThieves: so wise, this man
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: the SEC has told a lot of someones to do something.
ThickAsThieves: SEC told someone to do something?
Diablo-D3: Namworld: and its in your best interest to just do it.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: when the SEC asks you to do something, you don't discuss it with others, you just do it.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: I'll tell you one thing though
Namworld: They did exist. They all do. What you propose is theft, pure and simple.
Diablo-D3: DMC cannot afford to sue.
Diablo-D3: But I'm washing my hands of this
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Diablo-D3: And I don't think they ever did.
Diablo-D3: two of which can never be liquidated because, frankly, they don't exist.
Diablo-D3: But DMC's two largest assets? btc-mining and btcmc.
Diablo-D3: Same with yochdog, he knew what he was going to do since day one
Diablo-D3: Im not going after you because I've admitted that you were in on it.
Diablo-D3: bitesak: people close to the matter have already admitted its going to be worthless
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Diablo-D3: You owe DMC 106 BTC, far more than your shares in DMC are worth.
Namworld: That Nefario lied to you doesn't discharge you from responsibilities to DMC 1.0 holders. You know it. What's been done is done.
Diablo-D3: "amazingrando stole all the money, oh well"
Diablo-D3: Namworld: I mean, you don't even have a right to even have this argument with me
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Diablo-D3: When the SEC comes, it will be all up to the rest of you to deal with.
Diablo-D3: So, I'm washing my hands of this.
Diablo-D3: And then dragged me into it using lies.
Diablo-D3: Paid for by people who I believe were in on this scam from the beginning.
Namworld: Doesn't matter that there's no USD assets. That just means it might be hard/impossible to seize. Not that no wrongdoings would be found.
Namworld: One complaint about it and good luck managing to get any funding for DMC 2.0 in any sort of legal way. The fact DMC 1.0 shares were sold to non-accredited people doesn't give you any legal basis to void them.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: I dont think you realize how dangerous the SEC currently is to America.
Diablo-D3: Which I believe no one in the Bitcoin community can meet.
Diablo-D3: that would just be playing into the SEC's game
Namworld: It occured. Your identity is known. There's tracks of the whole ordeal. You're arbitrarily voiding DMC 1.0 shares and taking the assets to start and sell shares in DMC 2.0
Diablo-D3: Namworld: yes, and the contract states shares have no claim to the assets unless the company is closing, thus assets would be liquidated
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: companies that do nothing frequently exist.
Namworld: I said "If", which is not the case. Even if DMC wasn't properly registered, the contract exist and is valid.
ThickAsThieves: without the shares and holdings, DMC arguably does not exist
Diablo-D3: If DMC doesn't exist, then what are we discussing exactly?
Namworld: If DMC doesn't exist, the transfer of funds for that inexisting company sure took place.
Diablo-D3: You seem to be confused.
Namworld: There's no clause allowing you to reallocate assets to other people or void shares.
Namworld: As per the contract, you can't
Diablo-D3: Namworld: as per the contract, I actually can.
Diablo-D3: dont think I can
Namworld: Diablo-D3, you can't close DMC like that and you know it.
ThickAsThieves: he's not doing that stuff til the 1st
ThickAsThieves: you need to freeze it yourself
Diablo-D3: I think ukyo said hes freezing all american assets
Diablo-D3: er, ThickAsThieves
ThickAsThieves: hmm, shouldnt DMC be frozen at this point?
Namworld: Well I assume it would have to be non-BTC investors. But good luck pulling it off using stolen assets to jumpstart it.
ThickAsThieves: though that ship has likely sailed
ThickAsThieves: particularly if he expects anyone to ever invest in his efforts in the future
Namworld: Voiding those shares is a silly idea.
Namworld: That's certainly not a proper way to close down.
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Namworld: They remain in DMC and DMC holders are entitled to income/profit. Or in case of activity ceasing, 100% of liquidation value.
Namworld: The no rights to asset clause is merely an indication that we can't directly make a claim on the asset. Not that the manager can take those assets for himself/other endeavours.
Namworld: It's theft.
Namworld: It doesn't need to. If you sell share in a company and then void shares and get away with it all...
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Diablo-D3: Namworld: you clearly think the contract says something it doesn't.
ThickAsThieves: meh, i'm not sure why i got into this conversation
Diablo-D3: yochdog is in the process of liquidation
ThickAsThieves: i assume anything other than what youve chose is 'not viable'
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: and theres virtually no assets lefct
ThickAsThieves: just auction the assets
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: the only failures have been Namworld's BTC-MINING and yochdog's BTCMC
Namworld: No right to assets, but you don't either.
ThickAsThieves: So, tell me, what will this move afford you for DMC's future?
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: not at all. for the majority of DMC's life, its been almost entirely invested in AM
Diablo-D3: No, but shareholders also have no right to the assets as per the contract.
ThickAsThieves: While I wasn't around for the earlier offenses, it does seem that DMC always manages to find a the worst way to manage its assets
Namworld: You can't arbitrarily void them. SEC would agree it wasn't done properly. But you can't void past actions.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: no, effectively the SEC has done this.
Namworld: No, because you're voiding shares. It's effectively theft.
Diablo-D3: DMC is retaining them as per the shareholder contract.
Namworld: You still can't take DMC's assets
Diablo-D3: ThickAsThieves: no, but I tend on pushing the SEC off one
Diablo-D3: pankkake: at least you used that for a joke
dub: DMC: The war against failure
Diablo-D3: No, I'm funding a war against those who want to see Bitcoin fail.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: but DMC was never created merely to make money. It was created for much grander purposes.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: if you think Im just going to run from the SEC, Im not.
Diablo-D3: its what you wanted, anyways, and I dont see amazingrando ever being brought to justice
Diablo-D3: Namworld: and if you're worried about your shares of your asset, you can have them.
Diablo-D3: Namworld: no, but the company is free to keep them in the company's pocket.
Diablo-D3: [02:27:41] <Namworld> Void? What about the holdings? You can't pocket them for yourself.
Namworld: Easy to sell ASICMINERs and auction the other stuff.
Namworld: I recommend liquidation and payout to all holders and close.
dub: you're right about the rest though, the days of play exchanges are over
dub: I guess thats something
Namworld: Plus some other assets that could be considered pretty much valueless.
Namworld: Was a 11 DMC to 1 ASICMINER-PT conversion and should be good for about all outstanding shares
Namworld: Isn't your identity known? If you just pocket DMC's assets like that... Not going to look nice.
Namworld: Complying involves typically excluding further investments from non-eligible investors and proper closure. Not voiding and keeping assets.