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Ukyo

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Quote from: JWU42 on January 15, 2013, 06:32:05 AM

The only difference I can see in fees is the trading fee (i.e., how much of a percentage is paid to the exchange for a sell order).

Bitfunder is 1% and BTC-TC is 0.2% for your first trade. Bitfunder then has tiers down to 0.5% fee for those who trade more frequently (volume is quarterly not monthly).

1% to sell only.
Buying is always free of charge.

BitFunder promotes people buying into and supporting community projects.
You could call it 0.5% for the buy, and 0.5% for the sell. and then down to half that with bulk. Tongue

JWU42

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The only difference I can see in fees is the trading fee (i.e., how much of a percentage is paid to the exchange for a sell order).

Bitfunder is 1% and BTC-TC is 0.2% for your first trade. Bitfunder then has tiers down to 0.5% fee for those who trade more frequently (volume is quarterly not monthly).

Ukyo

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Quote from: bziubek on January 15, 2013, 02:35:45 AM

Is there any significant difference in the migrating fee to BitFunder or BTCTC? If there is no difference or it is low I would go for BTCTC

Migrating fee?
I am pretty sure BTCT is refunding any creation fees so there should be no charge to migrate to them when all is said and done.
BitFunder is free to accepted former GLBSE assets.

There is the 10BTC bounty that BitFunder would pay out to the YABMC asset account for dividend distribution to all share claimants if it joins there.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitfunder-limited-launch-offer-to-orphaned-glbse-assets-shareholders-130754

In a way, you could say its a -10BTC fee to join BitFunder. Grin

bziubek

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Is there any significant difference in the migrating fee to BitFunder or BTCTC? If there is no difference or it is low I would go for BTCTC

AngryCatfish

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I voted BTC-TC since I already have another bond go on there after glbse. It looks nicer then the other site. I honestly don't know anything else about either site or those who run them.

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I vote for Bitfunder, come on guys, we have no time left.

JWU42

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OK - poll closes tomorrow at 12:00 UTC. Getting close between Bitfunder and BTC-TC...

Please only vote if you are currently a YABMC bondholder.

JWU42

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Play nice boys Cheesy

burnside

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Quote from: Ukyo on January 14, 2013, 05:09:05 AM

Quote from: JWU42 on January 13, 2013, 05:07:50 PM

You are correct that others can vote (non bondholders) but this thread is kinda low traffic and expect those looking at it are more than likely bondholders.

This was also why I added a "just show me the results" option so those who are curious and do not want to influence the results could participate.

Polls have now been skewed beyond a few extra visitors.
Obviously now anyone who holds any interest in either LTC-GLOBAL shares, or the BTC-TRADING-PT fund will be happy to come vote.

I know you had the best intentions Burnside, but this was meant to be for YABMC holders.

Quote from: burnside on January 14, 2013, 04:28:59 AM

If you held YABMC on GLBSE and would like to see your shares on BTC-TC, I recommend responding to the current poll at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75867.380

Cheers.

Yeah, don't want to skew things. Thus why the "If you held YABMC" part is in bold... Undecided

Please only vote if you held YABMC folks.

Ukyo

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Quote from: JWU42 on January 13, 2013, 05:07:50 PM

You are correct that others can vote (non bondholders) but this thread is kinda low traffic and expect those looking at it are more than likely bondholders.

This was also why I added a "just show me the results" option so those who are curious and do not want to influence the results could participate.

Polls have now been skewed beyond a few extra visitors.
Obviously now anyone who holds any interest in either LTC-GLOBAL shares, or the BTC-TRADING-PT fund will be happy to come vote.

I know you had the best intentions Burnside, but this was meant to be for YABMC holders.

Quote from: burnside on January 14, 2013, 04:28:59 AM

If you held YABMC on GLBSE and would like to see your shares on BTC-TC, I recommend responding to the current poll at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75867.380

Cheers.

JWU42

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Quote from: JWU42 on January 13, 2013, 08:42:02 AM

Quote from: JWU42 on January 12, 2013, 09:08:44 AM

Up to ~~7,281~~ 8,042 shares now confirmed (these are in addition to those who received their accumulated coupons yesterday - 22,581 shares).

Now up to 8,133 (30,714 TOTAL). 2,669 to go...

EDIT - Added poll to thread regarding path forward...

Now up to 9,030 -- 1,772 to go

JWU42

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@Camolist,

I was going to do a a survey via surveymonkey and never got around to it.

You are correct that others can vote (non bondholders) but this thread is kinda low traffic and expect those looking at it are more than likely bondholders.

This was also why I added a "just show me the results" option so those who are curious and do not want to influence the results could participate.

camolist

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i see currently 70% to listing to one or the other exchange (which is what i'd like to see)

but something to consider. anyone can vote in that poll

may want to run a poll through email or thread to confirmed holders?

might get less response that way but seems like it would make more sense to only include those who are directly effected

JWU42

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The 10 BTC bonus (if still available from Bitfunder) will be paid to outstanding shares (none owned by me or those surrendered by hashking and Patrick Harnett). I have been using the term "outstanding" and have purposely just considered the ~200 shares I bought on the market as lost. Paying coupons to those shares is just circular money movement anyways...

The listing will still be 55,000 shares but only 33,383 will be outstanding. The other shares will be held in my "issuer" account.

The 10 BTC (if available) would be BTC0.00029955/share and would be classified as an extraordinary dividend (i.e., NOT a coupon).

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