How will you increase dividends, paying investors back with the funds they invested? Thats a ponzi scheme, and not good monetary policy. I also don't see how this would hold any value. "Share would gain it's value by making faucets give away shares for captcha", this makes no sense, this lowers the value of the shares, and doesn't give you any revenue. "Basically think of this share as the S&P 500 of the crypto currencies, it would have a little bit of value in all major currencies and good investment currencies" So this is supposed to be an asset that holds crypto-currencies... How are you going to purchase those crypto-currencies? No one will invest in this, your giving out 40% of the shares for free via faucets. Why would I want to invest in something your giving away for free? Your hiding your identity, and your posts make it appear that you don't know what your doing. Obvious scam, at best this is just incompetence.
You totally misuderstand me or you have no economic knowledge. First of all, dividents will be paid out from the issuer (me) until i reach a 15% level, after that trading and new capital that flushes in will hold it's value.
As people see the huge increase in demand they will buy it, but i wont let it go into a bubble phase because i will sell my shares to control the price.
Why would anybody invest in it if its given out for free? well because faucets would give out tiny amounts 50-100 or less, while with cash investors could buy more of it. Just like with bitcoin why would anyone give out this from faucets if you can buy it from exchanges ? You see my point.
Yes later on it could be integrated into faucets, so that ad revenue could be also paid or earned in my shares. It could take the role of a currency too.
If X advertised wants to advertise his website on a faucet he can pay 200 shares to the faucet owner, and then he can give out 180 shares, and keep 20 for himself. It would be a complete money-flow cycle in the crypto economy and no share would be valueless.
Also if the price will rise, controlled (which it will) faucet owners, casinos and other online crypto websites could use it too, making it just like a currency but it will be a share basically.
I told you that i will invest my earnings from the phase III. sellout into faucet websites that are willing to do business with me, that will more than enough cover the divident costs.
You see it's all plannned carefully and well-thought, acusing me of being a scammer is just empty words, when i clearly explain here the entire business model.
PS: I`ve updated the model, so please check the picture in post 1, you will understand it better, sorry for previous picture I left out the most important fact which is, how would the stock gain value, now you know, it would gain from investments into: casino shares,faucets, loans, etc.
Even in the event you don't scam, this is a terrible investment. That is not a business plan, that's an image with a few lines going in different directions, you might want to spellcheck as well. This couldn't possibly be profitable for anyone investing BTC into it. Here's why (input whatever BTC # you want):
Investor 1 (1 BTC for 10%)
You give out 20% for free
You own 15% (for free)
Investor 2 (2 BTC for 20%)
So you raised 3 BTC total. You claim you will generate income from cloud mining, except that cloudmining is incredibly risky (PBMining, Hashie.co etc), as well as its not that profitable. Say you beat the odds and make 10% profit off of your cloudmining contracts, your investors still lose out, because while they funded 100% of the venture they only receive 30% of the payout (so cloudmining generates 3.3 BTC, the actual investors only receive 0.99 BTC). You also claim BTC Banks, please show me a BTC Bank, I have never heard of one, other than Coinlenders which was a scam. Loans that give interest... Interesting, so BTCJam, where the default rate is extremely high, and would be lucky to net a 10% gain over the year? Again, investors lose out. In order for investors to even ROI, you would need to generate over 300% returns.
Casino shares, which site are you talking about? CasinoBitco.in hasn't been profitable in months, the only other casino I can think of is Just-Dice, which anyone here can easily invest in on their own. Ad Revenue is a joke, look at the rates people pay (adbit.co) for faucets.
There is a huge difference between BTC faucets and giving out shares via faucets. A BTC faucet gives out coins by hosting advertisements, as well as accepting donations (in most cases), which generates the faucet owner a profit. When your giving out shares for free, all it does is dilute investors.
Also, thanks for sending me an awesome PM:
If you could post some successful trades you have made over the past 5 years, it could add some credibility. Im a little confused on "wanting to run a bitcoin stock business". Also, it doesn't seem like your very serious about this if your "friend" has yet to introduce himself, your using a throwaway account, and you refuse to share anything about your identity.