Topic: [BTC-TC] CryptX introduces the PETA-MINE - 18,000 CHIPS IN SEPTEMBER/UPDATE - page 3. (Read 238226 times)

Shareholder Protection

The IPO will prove successful with the sale of at least 30,000 shares. If fewer than 30,000 shares sell within 30 days, CryptX will refund the entire IPO to shareholders.

THERE IS NO CLOSURE DATE

You deleted the closure date by shareholder vote. When I warned you before hand you called it FUD.

Shareholder Protection

After 27 September 2013, we won't issue new batches of 10,000 shares. The IPO will continue to run until the last issued batch of 10,000 shares is sold. For example if 6,000 shares are sold on 27 September, a maximum of 10,000 shares will be issued. For example if 15,000 shares are sold on 27 September, a maximum of 20,000 shares will be issued.

Yes, every 12 hours we receive an update about all shareholders.

CryptX, if I would buy some more right now (yes, it's still possible), will you still get the updated information from BTC-TC?

We have all info we need to link the amount of shares to the owner of the account. I did not claim we have the public BTC address.

Ok, this is correct.  What bothers me, though, is that cryptx claims he has all our info when I know for a fact he does not have mine since my public BTC address was not set.

You may not have my info.  I just set my withdraw address.  I hope you guys update your info again as the withdraw address is the only thing really identifying shareholders.

BTCT asset issuers have access to shareholder-lists containing:
- email address
- number of shares
- public BTC address (new feature, if you haven't set this yet, do so quickly)

With this information it is easy (though still requiring some work) to link people to their shares.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL BTC TRADING CORP WEBSITE PARTICIPANTS

As a result of recent changes in the virtual currency regulatory environment, the btct.co and litecoinglobal.com virtual stock market websites will be closing down.  The following is our current schedule:

Approximately a week ago, both sites were closed to any new users and new asset creation was disabled.
 
Effective immediately, in conjunction with this release, trading will be halted, all order books cleared, and trading re-enabled.
 
October 7, 2013, all forms of secondary market trading will be halted on both sites.
 
Approximately October 31, 2013, both sites will be taken offline.  It is strongly suggested that participants take the following steps to protect all of their virtual assets:
 
All participants should take steps to transfer all of your BTC and LTC (and any other data you wish to keep, such as CSV trade histories) held on the sites to your personal computer or another trusted site.
 
All participants should make sure that their public BTC or LTC address is properly set in the Account page on the Settings tab whereby it can be shared with all issuers.
 
All “issuers” should have the contact information concerning their “investors”, and we ask that all “issuers” communicate with their “investors” as soon as possible as to how they will ensure that all are treated appropriately.

We regret this development. However, we want to do everything we can to minimize problems arising from this transition.  It is our goal to keep this shutdown orderly and calm.

Thank you for your participation, creativity, loyalty and sense of community over the past year.  Additional communications will follow as we work out the details.

Ethan Burnside
BTC Trading Corp.

IPO runs to November, so plenty of time. This is one of those very rare occasions where I decided to invest some btc not for short or medium or even long term gain, but for the good of bitcoin itself. It's just a fascinating proposition and potentially primed to succeed in a market where traditional banks are at their weakest (in terms of public opinion and trust). This could be something of a breakthrough for bitcoin if it all works out.

It's going to be a while before they sell that wall.

Every time a large IPO is released, people sell their existing assets to invest in the new security.  The larger the IPO the more of a sell-off you will see.  Generally it's a good idea to have some btc available for when these sell-offs occur.

I personally wouldn't invest in NEOBEE, but others seem willing to.

Ill keep my shares and wonder about all the other shares crashing. I dont have a clue why they all do it at once. Before bitcoins wandered to other securities, now they all go out.