Update bid to 200 @ 0.36
DiabloD3, I noticed you leaving bids on some of the ASICMINER auction threads. Seems like you've got some spare coins jingling around, is it right to assume you are bidding for your own personal investment?
What I don't understand is the following: if you are willing to bid 0.36 BTC for a share of ASICMINER, shouldn't you be willing to pay at least 0.36 * 1000 / 11,579 = 0.031 BTC/share to buy back DMC from your long beleaguered shareholders? In fact, given the black hole that DMC has been for investors since the IPO, the dilution death spiral, the freezing of your account, suspension of DMC "operations", the closure of GBLSE, and the 3-4 month transfer limbo to BitFunder, if you are buyer of ASICMINER and have the spare change couldn't you afford to be even a little more generous with your soon-to-be-ex-shareholders, or is that you holding out for 0.02?
Even if you assume the other two DMC holdings are worthless, shouldn't DMC be worth at least that much to you in ASICMINER shares alone, unless I'm missing something?
Of course I can absolutely understand why SOMEONE ELSE wouldn't be buying up the remaining DMC shares, as there's ongoing risk of exposure to you and your willingness to do the right thing and pass along the ASICMINER shares, but I can't figure out why YOU yourself wouldn't do this?
Wow, quite the hostile tone there.
Yes, its my own personal money I am using to buy ASICMINER shares.
No, simply handing the BTC over to shareholders would not really fix the problem nefario made. Most shareholders are not willing to sell at that low of a bid and I would need to be able to buy ALL outstanding shares at that price to make it worthwhile. I also think that this is unfair to shareholders to even go down this route.
DMC is not, nor has ever, been in a death spiral. The DMC IPO never finished, and thanks to nefario's antics, it won't be in its current form. The only reason I'm buying back shares is because I want to issue corporate bonds who's contracts are backed by a real registered with the government company that pays taxes and everything. I want DMC to continue in a completely legal way, and not let nefario's bullshit undermine the company.
You call them soon-to-be-ex-shareholders, yet many of them have shown interest in continuing DMC and buying into those corporate bonds. Your claim that there is "ongoing risk of exposure to me and my willingness to do the right thing" is a strange claim. I always have been doing the right thing, even when everyone else isn't.