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mjrIII: with no US website,
they did 800% of what just-dice did
mjrIII: Chaang-Noi: anyway, profit of 5k bitcoins last month pretty much says everything i need
to say about s.dice as a company
mjrIII: lol
that was a conversation i was having with him lol
gribble: smickles was last seen in #bitcoin-assets 13 weeks, 3 days, 1 hour, 46 minutes, and 19 seconds ago: <smickles> a bitcoin atm could be
the easiest way
to send money
to a friend, each of you just goes
to an atm
mjrIII: maybe namworld and smickles
too
mjrIII: i would say
the relative "risk-free" people in btc are you, mp, erik, kako
mjrIII: jurov: and what did you mean about
the people, i
trust erik more
than almost everyone in btc
mjrIII: and
that s.dice is still doing just fine
mjrIII: anyway, for a company
that is doing so bad,
to have 8X
the revenue of your paradigm of
the "best" site says
that
the market doesn't
think just-dice is
the best
mjrIII: Namworld: do
they not match? net profit/total shares doesn't add up?
gribble: MtGox BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 71.22500, Best ask: 71.24000, Bid-ask spread: 0.01500, Last
trade: 71.22501, 24 hour volume: 31145.86411387, 24 hour low: 66.60001, 24 hour high: 71.61334, 24 hour vwap: 69.02590
Namworld: Just look at
the per share dividend. Does it match 100% profit divided by 100 million shares? Always
mjrIII: and
that is 13% of
their
total profit
arij: is
there something wrong with
that/
mjrIII: 648.55972400843
that is june's div for s.dice
jurov: mjrIII and what do you say
to
the fact
that evoorhees intrduces himself as Coinapult CEO, not mentioning SatoshiDice much?
jurov: okay, and would
that stay forever? is
there any known agreement between blockchain and sdice?
Namworld: I hold equity in more
than one dice websites.
mjrIII: but s.dice's .28 P/E ratio is quite
tempting
mjrIII: and no, i hold no equities at
the moment
mjrIII: so you are more likely
to be exposed
to s.dice via blockchain
than by going
to
their site
mjrIII: my point is
that almost everyone uses blockchain
Chaang-Noi: mjr3 must hold s.dice stock, no one is
that retarded
Chaang-Noi: new users who
try
to play go
to
the site and well are blocked
mjrIII: so,
the whole OMG
they blocked
the website from US Users was silly from
the perspective of someone who understands how s.dice works
mjrIII: and
that isn't blocked
mjrIII: i would argue
that more people learn about s.dice because
they use blockchain
than because
they stumbled upon
the site
Namworld: But of course, won't put other website
there other
than
the SD option.
jurov: mjrIII it's not about game itself,
that's bulletproof. it's about
the owner
mjrIII: does blockchain still offer
that list?
Chaang-Noi: he is a huge
target, but he got like 10 million usd out of it
mjrIII: i can't look at
the list of addresses on
that website
mjrIII: oh,
the website
that is irrelevant
to
the actual game
jurov: mjrIII, but erik really did
that, or
tried
to
mjrIII: its a bitcoin blockchain
transaction, how exactly does one block anyone?
Namworld: pankkake, so does Coinroll, PrimeDice and plenty others which were
there before just-dice or
these...
Chaang-Noi: erik did not
take
the money and improve
the site like he said, all he did was sell sell and
then
take
the pool money
mjrIII: are you referring
to when he released 3% more of
the company
Chaang-Noi: <mjrIII> and i
think erik is pretty well
trusted he was, but
then he fucked over
the people who gave him money and did not do what he said
mjrIII: pankkake: well, as an investory, whichever is more appealing
to
the consumer is
the one i'd rather invest in
pankkake: as an investor, it's all
the same really
pankkake: the advantage of satoshi dice, as a gambler, is
that
the btc go back (or not)
to your account quickly. you don't have
to put much
trust in
the operator
mjrIII: as if
there weren't s.dice clones in
the past
Namworld: Blah... coinroll all
the way... same
thing but came earlier.
mjrIII: i do see
the
transactions for s.dice
pankkake: no, but I doubt you can see
the in/outs, and it would not provide any useful info
mjrIII: and i
think erik is pretty well
trusted
mjrIII: i
thought just-dice gave you both options
Chaang-Noi: mjrIII okay okay, buy s.dice
then, :) hehehe
mjrIII: let's go
to blockchain.info and see how many just-dice
transactions vs s.dice
transactions happen
Chaang-Noi: better odds
than s.dice and run by a guy more
trusted
than erik
mjrIII: that remains
to be seen, i am confident in mpex
Chaang-Noi: he had
to make up a company
to get a new one
to list
Chaang-Noi: mpex is dead, no one will ever list
there agin
mjrIII: in
the grand scheme of
things
Chaang-Noi: yeah but
the
traders and users left after getting fcked over and over
mjrIII: in which case, its fine,
the businesses who sought capital got it
jurov: CheckDavid: if some parts are confusing, you'll still be able
to ask better questions
mjrIII: Chaang-Noi: i
think of it as a place for businesses
to sell equity in exchange for capital
mjrIII: ChaangNoi: depends on what you
think
the point of equity markets are
Chaang-Noi: that right
there is a pass
though
to mpex of one of iots only stocks being sold off
mjrIII: that is an equity called s.dice-pt which is what
they call a pass
through
CheckDavid: mjrIII,
these ones now?
this flood? lol
mjrIII: so, CheckDavid, you see
those prints?
CheckDavid: Ok ok, you all dominate
thsi shit when you were born
mjrIII: on mpex, you need
to be vetted by mircea_popescu (good luck)
Chaang-Noi: i did
the same shit when i was 12, we made up companies and
traded stock
CheckDavid: How does a "company" or "business" register
there?
jurov: his is
too broad question
jurov: go
there and make your own opinion
Chaang-Noi: its like
that econ class i had in 6th grade
mjrIII: are you asking for a comparison of which one it is more similar
to?
mjrIII: what level of understanding of
traditional finance you had
mjrIII: if i
told you it was a print from nasdaq
CheckDavid: Was it
transacted on a specific exchange?
mjrIII: the
terms of its creator i suppose
mjrIII: 1 unit was
transacted for .004 bitcoin
mjrIII: maybe i should reverse
them so i can know with certainty
the collateral on
the mpex side
mjrIII: but i basically have
to put up .2 bitcoins as collateral
to hedge one bitcoin
mjrIII: and will launch
this one at satoshisquare.com when it is ready
mjrIII: i am refactoring and debugging
the old site and adding it into
the new site slowly
mjrIII: by
the way, check out
the current edition of
the site
mjrIII: that is what I eventually hope
to have
jurov: well, if you can insure MPBPT with reasonable
terms.. i'm all in