Hi,
I'm a BTC TC moderator (username "woodtech"), but given the difficulties using the comments there to discuss a security felt it better to come to the thread.
TrustFirst, Can you provide us with some assurance of your personal integrity? I do not wish to offend, but you are asking people to hand over large sums of cash and there is little evidence of who you are or your credentials. You have no trust rating on this forum and been a member for barely three months. There is no LinkedIn profile link on the securities nor any other indication of your real identity.
You said it yourself:
Third party risk: Investors have to trust BTC-TC and the issuer. Any malfunction or hack at BTC-TC or the possibility that the issuer might not be trustworthy and embezzle investors deposits could result in a total loss of the investment.
Why should we trust you? You are asking for 1000000 x 0.0204 BTC = 20,400 = $2.5m. That is a massive IPO for someone virtually unknown and hiding behind a virtual identity. I'm perhaps being a little mean but have made it my mission to raise the bar in terms of BTC TC and LTC Global securities. If I can be satisfied I will happily change my vote.
Balancing the equationThe combined dividend payout for ET.DIFF.LONG and ET.DIFF.SHORT is always 0.02.
Where is this net yield coming from? Surely the three securities should be net zero change in terms of their internal balance sheets, so there is no room for paying out net dividends?
I may have misunderstood here though; is the 0.02 transferred in from ET.DIFF.FUTURE, and if so how often does that happen?
Fees$50k as a management fee each is a little debatable, however it is a one off which I'm less comfortable with. How do you get remunerated going forwards for running this security?
I'd be a lot happier if you were taking a smaller slice of the total invested at each difficulty change. Place a rough value on your time and estimate how long it will take you to do the administration. I'd suggest that your original 2% spread over a year (ie. 0.065% per 12 day window) indefinitely would be much better.
Also, I liked Deprived's suggestion of some tables. Would help clarify things.
Kate.