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mircea_popescu: will
the kid agree
to be diluted ? maybe not.
then again maybe he wants a brother/sister.
mircea_popescu: now, why would someone agree
to be diluted, well, it depends. suppose you have a kid and your wife wants another one.
mircea_popescu: if
the shares vote,
then
the shareholders do it. if
the shares don't vote
then
the operator does it
Namworld: Yeah, but in
this case, it works as profit share. Each share of 1 billion in IPO contract has rights
to 1/1'000'000'000 of profits.
mircea_popescu: to dillute you always issue more shares.
this is
to be done by whoever has
the authority
to do it.
Tritonio: To work with dillution I suppose you would have
to issue more shares, which, depending on
the contract, usually needs shareholders agreeing
to
that, right? Although I am not sure why would
they agree
to getting dilluted. Unless
the expect
the company's net worth
to rise a lot more (because of
the revenue from
the sale of
the new shares)
than
the dilution.
mircea_popescu: well it can work either way. in
this case it worked without dilution.
Tritonio: mircea_popescu, When you offer
that another 4mn during
the second pass, are
the old shares "diluted" or it works like if
the second pass shares were owned by
the issuer from
the beginning?
Namworld: Where can I see
the April statement for MPOE?
mircea_popescu: mpoe initially offered 1mn out of 1bn shares,
then on a 2nd pass offered another 4mn
mircea_popescu: Tritonio contract always rules. look at some mpex contracts, bitbet for instance ipod 3mn out of a
total of 10
Namworld: Eh, well it's slightly different and elegant. But it's pretty much
the same as all
the other clones, yeah.
Tritonio: Thanks mircea. Second question: If I issue 1000 shares, does each share equal 1/1000th of
the company? Or can I state in
the contract
that shares in
total acount for, let's say, 51% of
the company?
mircea_popescu: basically i don't see anything
to set it aside from
the whatever, 50 others ?
Namworld: But doesn't bring much
that SD wasn't already providing.
Namworld: What do you guys
think of
the latest SD
type game, coinroll?
mircea_popescu: an ipo is just
that, an initial public offering. it can fulfill any purpose
the entity doing it wishes fulfilled.
Tritonio: So, as a noob in asset markets I come back with a few questions. 1. Isn't
the purpose of an IPO
to see how much
the market is willing
to pay? You list for example 1000 shares and
then you wait 2 weeks or so for offers. When
the IPO is over you start fullfilling orders starting with
the highest price per share and going
towards
the lowest. Did I say something wrong
till now?
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taub: oh oix is
the number from
the options?
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truffles: they should fly
to Romania in protest
mircea_popescu: !! Non US
travelers with ESTA : #airport #customs computer systems down nationwide - only people with a physical VISA are getting in
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gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 94.20001, Best ask: 94.87620, Bid-ask spread: 0.67619, Last
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damientrog: otherwise wise follow
the
thread on bitcointalk "satoshi dice analysis" by dooglus
damientrog: well
that's april if
that's what you meant
Namworld: urgh, where's
the info on SD's profit for
this month?
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MJR_: so, how can i add
text into my
transactions?
MJR_: anyone know a good site for crafting bitcoin
transactions?>
jcpham: i actual know someone who was indicted for exactly
that
jcpham: it's not very far removed from
telling people how
to use loic
to shut down paypal
wao: oh
that how we calling our cryptopumps
to army
jcpham: legally it's a denial of service and probably a felony in
the US
jcpham: i
think if multiple people purposefully
try it...
taub: tux knows about it
too, doesnt seem
to care
tho
taub: well i pointed
this out like a month ago
jcpham: there's how if anyone wants
to play along
taub: and you can play
the goxlag game like a fiddle
Diablo-D3: yeah but I dont want
to do
the work
Diablo-D3: [03:15:58] <nanotube> Diablo-D3: sup. you can use
the ;;t command,
to grab
title of
the last url posted in chan.
nanotube: Diablo-D3: sup. you can use
the ;;t command,
to grab
title of
the last url posted in chan.
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trade: 93.59899, 24 hour volume: 261797.37999717, 24 hour low: 79.00000, 24 hour high: 114.73100, 24 hour vwap: 93.76582
gribble: BTCUSD
ticker | Best bid: 92.50003, Best ask: 92.90000, Bid-ask spread: 0.39997, Last
trade: 92.90000, 24 hour volume: 273106.52176777, 24 hour low: 79.00000, 24 hour high: 114.73100, 24 hour vwap: 94.32426
jambo_: you guys
think we hit
the floor?
kakobrekla: i can hear mp shouting i want
to fuck your wife
gribble: (title <url>) -- Returns
the HTML <title>...</title> of a URL.
benkay: you can
tell by how
they resolve conflicts between board members
benkay: that's generally what happens when lawyers get involved in a
thing
jambo_: I wouldn't be surprised if
they counter-sued
jambo_: they couldn't deliver, couldn't even get coins for people
trying
to pay...
benkay: source on
the claim
that coinlab didn't have infrastructure sufficient
to handle gox handover?
Diablo-D3: banks and other companies
that handle personal data must jump
through hoops
to secure it
jambo_: maybe he was
too busy running an empire
jambo_: they dont need
to,
they make mad money and
they just went around
them because
they couldn't deliver.
Diablo-D3: they should have been
to first
to sue
jambo_: the judgement isnt not. who knows, what is
they counter-sue?
Diablo-D3: jambo_:
that'd be coinlab refusing
to comply with
the conditions of
the contract
jambo_: all
they had was a contract. no plans or capabilities afterwards.
jambo_: didnt have
the infrastructure
Diablo-D3: how
the fuck did coinlab fuck up
that deal
b0n1: is
there a bitinstant like company for european so far?
gribble: expecting
to
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MJR_: but i bet someone has a brainwallet from badmotherfucker just for
the homage
to pulp fiction
MJR_: it's
the one
that says "bad motherfucker"
thestringpuller: because all
the btc millionaires live in
the country of europe
seongyupyoo: guys why not
trade directly person
to person?
gribble: MtGox lag is 0.452427 seconds. During
this
time, light
travels 0.000906658642375 AU. You could have sent a bitcoin
to
the other side of
the Earth, along
the surface (0.0001339 AU).
jcpham: but only in
the last 7d
jcpham: btc-e has 10% market volume now in
the last week
Chaang-Noi: send me an address and ill send you a
tip as a
test payment
Chaang-Noi: i still have 5000 blocks
to do but got damn
Chaang-Noi: so yeah my being in pjs some
times worked cuz sometimes i slept
there, (or not at all)
Chaang-Noi: some were dressed up, cuz other
things
truff1es: but were
they as casually dressed as u?