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tiberiusiv: and storing them myself?
tiberiusiv: vs buying them from any other dealer ANYWHERE
tiberiusiv: im argueing why would i go buy coins and have them stored with YOU
usagi: Is that the best you can do?
usagi: You're whining about how we're 30% more expensive than a futures contract because we deal in 1/2 oz coins.
tiberiusiv: you operate on tiny profit margins
usagi: Why would anyone want to discuss the market with a clueless fuck like you?
tiberiusiv: why would anyone want to store silver maples with a clown?
tiberiusiv: no i call it a junk fund becuase you are SMALL time
usagi: Seriously, stop wasting my fucking time.
usagi: Then you want to call it a junk fund because it's less liquid than a 1000oz futures contract?
usagi: Seriously, you're being retarded. You want to talk shit about how I do things and you don't know we deal in small denomination coins and haven't read our contract
tiberiusiv: secure storage is a apartment or basement to you
tiberiusiv: lol who would send this fking vagabond loser any money?
usagi: You are clueless, really :) Like that dub guy.
tiberiusiv: yea just like that jay guy from coinabul
usagi: It is more liquid. We're small. That doesn't justify the "nerd", "junk fund", etc.
usagi: Which explains the entirety of the "30% cheaper"
usagi: For one, a 1000 oz delivery contract is vastly different than a guartantee on your choice of 1/2 oz rounds
tiberiusiv: there is no evidence silver acts as a protection in the event of a crisis
usagi: Yeah but you're a little clueless when it comes to investing in silver, aren't you?
tiberiusiv: like that coinabul clown
tiberiusiv: vs some internet nerd operating on thin margins out of a basement
tiberiusiv: no i merely stated there is much better options
usagi: If you feel the price is too expensive, perhaps they know something you don't know? I dunno. I don't understand it myself. I just sell silver.
usagi: Let me put it this way. We sold over 1,000 units into the market. Anyone is free to offer their units for sale.
usagi: Only you can answer that question
tiberiusiv: yea again why would i go to you when there is more safer, liquid and easier to access options?
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usagi: Yeah we're sold out now and the market is setting the price.
usagi: Do you have to pay a fee when you take delivery?
tiberiusiv: no they arent.
usagi: really? I heard they were shortt
usagi: Well for one, when you try to get delivery in physical, you can be given a cash settlement by fiat
usagi: Sort of. The idea is to keep the price of units at the cost of silver plus shipping and secure storage
tiberiusiv: now why would i want to own an industrial metal
usagi: Yeah well I wish deprived would shut up about how I am selling shares unbacked by silver, but hey, if he has the right to lie then I have the right to correct him.
dub: beyond (and before) that it is a fairytale that we wish you would stfu about
usagi: Now you know everything you need to know to calculate our value to within 5%, as our investment position has been disclosed.
usagi: Beyond that we have a 2% markup and we use the actual rates we've paid for shipping in the price to factor that in
usagi: If you want to know everything you need to know to build your own trading model, we use a coin and duty premium of $5 right now, which is less than the premium charged on the canadian maples we order exclusively from amagi metals
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usagi: And they're not for public dissemination precisely because they would be assumed to be investment advice. They're not.
ThickAsThieves: i have no interest in tusilver but i do trust deprived's abilities
usagi: Ahh, you mean when deprived stole our internal calculators and posted them on the forums? Those were internal company documents used to record buys and sells on bitfunder
ThickAsThieves: if anyone is interested talk to Deprived on the forums
usagi: ThickAsThieves; there was no public audit.
usagi: free shipping 7 days anywhere in the world
ThickAsThieves: i dont want to get into it but it should be said that usagi's bookkeeping did not stand up to a public audit
seongyupyoo: i need to get going, thanks for all your helps guys. i don't know how this chatroom operates exactly, but i will be back :)
deadweasel: i understand the last part.
usagi: deadweasel; total divs to date: 0.034788, sliver/btc/10 price is now .016 or so per unit, so, over 200% profit
seongyupyoo: maximilian, escrow does not work for my model because i don't want to be in the middle of people handling their transaction because of USD
seongyupyoo: i feel it must pass the standard of community on reddit in order for it to be adopted and used widely by the whole global community
usagi: The fact is silver went down, but compared to if we just leveraged pure silver on the way down, my investors made ovr 100% compared to the price of silver today
seongyupyoo: that's true, but i think in this case, it is important to gain validation of smart people especially since bitcoin community has been hurt with so many scams
usagi: People place far too much faith in the long and winding road of procedure when in the end it boils down to trust anyways.
seongyupyoo: i would prefer to have a system that is good by design than have to hire people to watch over it
deadweasel: usagi, how is tu silver doing?
seongyupyoo: well sending it back to blockchain is the best way as far as i can tell atm
usagi: That's what I did with my company TU.SILVER. I have a registered CA looking at the books, and a highly trusted community member providing operational oversight
usagi: So, hire someone to audit your books.
seongyupyoo: if i just leave it as is, i have incentive to make fake accounts and go on a destroying spree
seongyupyoo: the problem usagi is that
mircea_popescu: alrighty, i'm off. cya tomorro.
usagi: I don't think people are going to be concerned with that if your business takes off
usagi: so I would not try to justify how you do it, just state that you keep the funds "like a library fine" and leave it at that.
maximian: unless I've misunderstood what you're trying to do
usagi: Anyways, I don't like how you explain how you keep the destroyed funds, because until that moment you speak of the funds as "destroyed"
usagi: I assume you are from Korea? Have you been to Jeju island? I hear it is so beautiful.
maximian: Bitcoin has a mechanism for multisig transactions - destruction isn't necessary
usagi: Oh, I am used to last name first
seongyupyoo: yeah i think so... :)
ThickAsThieves: maybe i need to read it better
seongyupyoo: what collateral? there's no need
seongyupyoo: well, i really feel that something like nashx needs to exist for everyone's benefit
ThickAsThieves: where are te collateral coins stored?
usagi: So what your saying is, you are too legit to quit. Sounds good :)
usagi: Oh nashx. Thats a good idea, if it works you will be rich.
ThickAsThieves: for the 3rd problem you can simply make your escrow address publicly known
seongyupyoo: sholdn't take long
seongyupyoo: at least to the next version having solve these 4 problems
seongyupyoo: yes i will see this through
kakobrekla: seongyupyoo, balances and txes are public and audiable... so transparency is not a big issue
seongyupyoo: last problem is problem of big transactions
usagi: So your goal is to make it legit.. and your not planning to quit, as a result of that? you will see this through?
seongyupyoo: where as if it was under mosaically umbrella, then it would be under a corporation
seongyupyoo: well someone thought that it was an issue, you're right it might not really be an issue. and it really isn't, but it was brought up, and i can see how some people might see that as risk
usagi: I'm trying to understand this, so, you want to run a mining pool?
usagi: What was the middle thing?
seongyupyoo: i'll remedy that by making all transactions and messages between trader and such available for public view
seongyupyoo: 3rd problem is transparency, basically the ability for people to be able to see all that is happening in terms of transactions
seongyupyoo: 2nd problem was destroying of the destroyed funds, and i'll handle that by sending it back to blockchain as fee
seongyupyoo: what do you guys think?
seongyupyoo: I think I can remedy that by putting nashx under my current business of 7 years -> http://mosaically.com
kakobrekla: you are now arbitrarily setting what is ok give to pool ops?
seongyupyoo: anyways, the first problem was issue of me running away with risk funds
seongyupyoo: so max destruction is going to be 20-40 BTC at most
seongyupyoo: probably 1 BTC to 10 BTC max
seongyupyoo: also i figured out a way so that nobody will ever have to risk 100 BTC