The following statement by Kate regarding Ciphermine bonds seems promising:
How come every other asset manager has come out with definitive statements as to how they will respond to the BTC-TC shutdown but you have yet to do so?
I have made statements but on CIPHERMINE's litecoin forum thread and Litecoin Global news page rather than here. I am giving a full update tomorrow along with the dividends. Unfortunately I have been extremely busy this week (I'm getting married a week today and had a board meeting and my PhD viva last week) so the announcement of closure has come at a rather bad time!
Anyway, the headline is that we shall continue to pay interest/dividends regardless.
Kate.
If her update brings more good news, do you plan on reinstating the full NAV/U*.99 option?
Not until either:
1. They're liquid and can be sold at face value.
2. They form less than ~18% of total capital : which can only happen if/when we relist and get new sales.
3. A very convincing guarantee of imminent liquidity is provided.
At present they're slightly over 20% which is fine by what was agreed but will cease to be fine after the next SELLING dividend. Redeeming for all cash would increase that percentage. If taken to extremes and most people cashed out with all cash then we'd end up with only the bonds left - and be unable to pay dividends. Which is why that percentage can't be increased.
I'd offer an all cash option valuing them at whatever the first large bid was on market.
Because the fund SHOULD be selling some of them now (especially if people want to cash out all in cash) I can only value them for the purposes of cashing out at whatever they'll sell for on the market. Which at present looks like being my own personal bid for 10k of them at .006 (which represents a price-point I'm personally happy to buy a decent chunk at - and give up my own liquidity for a likely 65% profit in a few months time).
In short you can't expect anyone else (including DMS) to buy them at .01 when you plainly value them a lot lower than that yourself. And if DMS redeems in all cash then that effectively means I'm buying your ones of them at around .01 on behalf of everyone else - and likely they don't want that (or there'd be lots of bids above my .006).