Topic: [BF and BTCT] Gamma SatoshiDICE Pass Through - page 14. (Read 34944 times)

I hope so. I'm having an extreme amount of difficulty with weexchange.go and bitfunder right now. Additionally bitfunder has no support which is reachable from outside the system so if you are having login issues or the verification code they send you doesn't work, you can't contact support.

It looks like this is now up and trading on BitFunder, is the plan still to also have it traded on BTCT.co?

Thank you and enjoy the holidays.
Now you just have to, our planet is still here

I have received the final list, I will email the people which were not on the last list as well as add them to Bitfunder and BTCT,
Due to holidays, we will probably not be fully up and running on both exchanges, until a couple of days after christmas. Sorry about these delays, but I am swamped at the moment with things to do.

No problems
//DeaDTerra

This is true, it doesn't make sense to get an account if you're going to trade 100 BTC.

On the other hand, one man's losing proposition is another's opportunity, you can start a business as a broker or w/e.

Yes, DeaDTerra is going to re-list the PT on both exchanges. Shareholder's choice. You should have received an email about this.

By the way: DeaDTerra, thank you for doing this.

New (final?) lists from GLBSE were sent out day or so ago. Any plans to re-list the PT in https://btct.co or bitfunder.com?



 

I like MPEX but I'm going to be losing money unless I put in 100+ bitcoins - even if I put it in satoshidice due to the fees.

I would appreciate it if you moved this argument somewhere else, it's totally off topic.
Thanks
//DeaDTerra

Nm, smickles had a trade bot.

MPEx market cap over 1mn. Say it out loud a coupla times, then start learning. Like for instance these people quietly are.


I can't actually think of one that did make money, off the top of my head. Which?

MPEX has now 2 stocks that get traded . Good job ya'll.

"Promoting" your 2 stock wonder, by constantly dissing others, is not how you sell good stuff. This is how you sell crap.
This really good salesman I know, told me that NEVER ever sell your product by talking shit about your competition. Only liars and scumbags do that.
Maybe this is too old-school for you... I do not care.

Look at how btct.co, litecoinglobal.com, bitfunder.com, cryptostocks.com and so on get their clients. Learn something. Evolve, for fuck sake! 

Cheers!

Just to nitpick a tad, there were a couple of non-losing assets on GLBSE (like the ones you mentioned, the passthroughs to MPEx). But your overall point is valid, the percentage of losers on GLBSE was high.

Lol gotta love this guy's spirits.


I'm curious to see who can actually show having bought S.DICE shares and made a loss. The 2mn sold at 32 are gone, the 5mn sold at 34 are gone, lifetime dividends seem to come out about 10% at the end of this month (and that lifetime starts in August) so it'd seem in the best case scenario you're up 2 + 3.4 over 32 = 16.875% and in the worst case scenario you're up about 10%. In either case you stand to pile another 8% or so on top of that if price actually stabilizes at 37 (the new large bid) rather than 34-ish.

On a related note, MPEx investments were so far the only profitable investments in BTC. The only. S.MPOE GLBSE passthrough closed recently for a whopping 1200% ROI over its lifetime (April to October). Since then S.MPOE climbed something like 80%, not counting dividends paid. S.BVPS opened in the 22 - 25 range, spent most of its life around 30-40 and is now trading at 60, with a lot of buyside pressure. That's another triple your money scenario right there (again not counting dividends, which again were about 10% lifetime).

So, yeah. Quite the night-vs-day difference between GLBSE with 30-40 stocks that all lost money, and that all together traded for a few tens of BTCs over a lifetime and that all together were worth some tens of ks and that all together made some hundreds a month on one hand and MPEx with its close to over 1mn BTC market cap, with its > 100k monthly traded volume and whopping thousands of BTCs to be distributed to investors each and every month. Quite the night-vs-day difference.

The funny part is that there still exist retards who can't quite see the peas on their plate. Props to them, I guess.

Heh, yeah. Take a look at the graph. http://live.coinbr.com/?mpsic=S.DICE. About to see a nice large spike in value.

You are going to make a profit, and the longer you wait, the bigger the profit.  less than 50k shares of S.DICE left before 2nd tier IPO sells out.
2.5M of the IPO sold in the last 48 hours.

Honestly, without being biased, I personally think BTC-TC is great. I have mentioned before I even own a few shares of BTC-Global. 
A lot of hard work has been put into it.

To maintain my persistent standing, BitFunder was created for the community and based on suggestions by community members.
Any features within reason will be considered, and most all have been implemented so far. What features are you thinking of?

All that aside, as for picking, I think it really boils down to people just thinking about what they want to DO with the site.
Some people day trade shares of assets, while others just invest and watch dividends come in.
Once you figure that out, you then have to see which one can better meet the requirements.

You can also try forgetting about what the sites CAN do, and make a list of what you want and expect them to do, and then compare that list to each.
If you do not see things that are on your list, be sure to ask each if they will plan to do them, or currently do.

I think having a choice of 2~5 options, is far better than everyone being stuck with the same one. Not just because of 'what might happen in the future', but because each site (I would expect) would have some fundamental differences of how things should work.

Remember, you are the one using the site. Everything should be easy to follow and understand. Some people like simplified easy to use interfaces, while others want to be able to do everything under the sun. If you feel that one confuses you more, try another,

Whatever you do, no matter which site you choose, do not forget that they are all supported by the community, and all of them need someone willing to make suggestions, and ask for features! No one promises to do them, but the idea is that if it is reasonable, they will make a best effort at it. Some have their own
reasons in why they do this or that too, and you may or may not agree.

I hope that helps in some way. Good luck! 

You were the one who brought up coinbr. It is pertinent to this thread, since this asset was specifically designed for those people who wanted to put just a small investment into stoshidice, so many of them will fall into that "under 10btc" category.

Thanx for the info.

It's hard to decide with of the two (BitFunder and BTC-TC) is the best. BitFunder has lower trading fee and BTC-TC has more features and more users I think?