I bought a couple shares awhile back and I'm not an expert or professional or anything, but on rereading the contract on btc.co I had some questions (I might just have the wrong understanding of the terms):
1)
Operation costs
There will be no operation cost taken on monthly profits other than the 50% rest profit which is not sold to public for the direction of project. Server will be bought by the direction and plugged to Esecurity SA DDOS protected network for free for the lifetime of the project. No management cost will be deducted as it is included in the rest 50% profit.
Shouldn't 'profits' here, and most elsewhere in the contract, say 'total revenue'? From my little understanding in economics (and maybe financial terms are different?); Total Revenue - Total Cost = Profit.
Too:
The monthly net profits includes : total of BTC or LTC earned with fees on transactions + all other crypto currencies fees and usd, Eur fees converted daily to btc or ltc. 50% of this amount will be issued monthly as dividend to the shareholders owning 50% of the right on dividend.
Does 50% of the 'revenue' go to dividend shares? That seems to be what is meant, especially considering how the ownership of the company is setup, right? Otherwise costs would be getting passed on to the public side.
On that note
2)
Are these actual ownership shares, or just dividend right stocks with voting/motions?
Shares issuing:
50% dividend rights and 100% opinion/motion rights...
Organization and Management:
Actual company Esecurity SA is owned by 2 shareholders. ME and my associate in business for years (Technical manager of koddos.com)
The new company we will create specially for cryto-trade will be owned by 3 people.
I will own 34% of the company
My associate of esecurity SA will own 33%
The main developer working on this project will own 33%...
Marketing Strategy
The listing itself and the fact that 50% of the company will be publically owned...
What is this 'new company'? Crypto-trade.com itself? What do these 34%, 33%, 33% own? The private half of the company - so 17%, 16.5%. 16.5% of the whole of Crypto-trade.com? What happens if one of these three wants out?
Well, I think I had some other questions, but these and any others could be misinterpretation on my part. Hope the site launches with success, soon!