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legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
June 20, 2014, 09:29:32 AM
#69
I think closing it down would be a horrible waste, should just keep controlling interest in it and turn it over. If they do not run it up to par you can take it back over plain and simple. At least this way you have a chance to recoup your money instead of just kissing it good bye.


They lose money every month on it, closing down would be a sensible thing to do. More sensible would be to sell cheaper. Its better to get something than nothing.

And yes, the software etc is all worth more than the opening bid. Except that your buying a business, not a custom script. Thus you sell at what the business is worth, not what you paid for it

Your logic doesn't make any sense, you agree the software is worth more stand-alone, but that same software tested and running live/doing trades/having around 500 free visits daily/getting around 20 users daily is somehow worth less? On the contrary the software stand-alone would actually be worth less, although not by much as I've priced this auction very competitively already.
Also, we did not just buy a "custom script" as you suggest, I thought it was clear we are engineers by trade who made everything from the ground up and completely tailored to cryptocurrencies.
I think it's fair to say you are not interested AcoinLLC, you seem someone who invests in small businesses expecting a steady, mostly passive return. Running a financial exchange is obviously not something for you, it's a very serious project to take on I really want to warn people for that, this is really not something that can be approached like you do small businesses. We can argue all day about what you think is a fair price but it's really rather pointless.


No, I don't think you understand. The site itself would cost more money than the opening bid to get something at where it is. Thats irrelevant. Its not worth that much to a buyer, because its not a profitable business. Im going to make the comparison to purchasing miners when its not profitable, if the average price of a GH is $5, and you buy them for $4, thats great. But if each GH will only ever make you $3, its still not worth buying. You have 0 revenue, and are in the whole thousands after a few months. You don't sell a business off of potential, if you wanted to get more money, you should have built a history of the site actually earning cash.
legendary
Activity: 1067
Merit: 1000
June 20, 2014, 09:20:32 AM
#68
I think closing it down would be a horrible waste, should just keep controlling interest in it and turn it over. If they do not run it up to par you can take it back over plain and simple. At least this way you have a chance to recoup your money instead of just kissing it good bye.


They lose money every month on it, closing down would be a sensible thing to do. More sensible would be to sell cheaper. Its better to get something than nothing.

And yes, the software etc is all worth more than the opening bid. Except that your buying a business, not a custom script. Thus you sell at what the business is worth, not what you paid for it

Your logic doesn't make any sense, you agree the software is worth more stand-alone, but that same software tested and running live/doing trades/having around 500 free visits daily/getting around 20 users daily is somehow worth less? On the contrary the software stand-alone would actually be worth less, although not by much as I've priced this auction very competitively already.
Also, we did not just buy a "custom script" as you suggest, I thought it was clear we are engineers by trade who made everything from the ground up and completely tailored to cryptocurrencies.
I think it's fair to say you are not interested AcoinLLC, you seem someone who invests in small businesses expecting a steady, mostly passive return. Running a financial exchange is obviously not something for you, it's a very serious project to take on I really want to warn people for that, this is really not something that can be approached like you do small businesses. We can argue all day about what you think is a fair price but it's really rather pointless.

To take on project on this scale, the person/business buying it would need a development team and marketing team on board.

I would jump on board if I have a team of people with me. Sadly, I don't.


Judging from various posts here, I seriously doubt you can find people with the mindset to take on project this scale. Most people here just trying to find quick buck.





member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
June 20, 2014, 07:35:27 AM
#67
I think closing it down would be a horrible waste, should just keep controlling interest in it and turn it over. If they do not run it up to par you can take it back over plain and simple. At least this way you have a chance to recoup your money instead of just kissing it good bye.


They lose money every month on it, closing down would be a sensible thing to do. More sensible would be to sell cheaper. Its better to get something than nothing.

And yes, the software etc is all worth more than the opening bid. Except that your buying a business, not a custom script. Thus you sell at what the business is worth, not what you paid for it

Your logic doesn't make any sense, you agree the software is worth more stand-alone, but that same software tested and running live/doing trades/having around 500 free visits daily/getting around 20 users daily is somehow worth less? On the contrary the software stand-alone would actually be worth less, although not by much as I've priced this auction very competitively already.
Also, we did not just buy a "custom script" as you suggest, I thought it was clear we are engineers by trade who made everything from the ground up and completely tailored to cryptocurrencies.
I think it's fair to say you are not interested AcoinLLC, you seem someone who invests in small businesses expecting a steady, mostly passive return. Running a financial exchange is obviously not something for you, it's a very serious project to take on I really want to warn people for that, this is really not something that can be approached like you do small businesses. We can argue all day about what you think is a fair price but it's really rather pointless.
legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
June 20, 2014, 01:00:13 AM
#66
I think closing it down would be a horrible waste, should just keep controlling interest in it and turn it over. If they do not run it up to par you can take it back over plain and simple. At least this way you have a chance to recoup your money instead of just kissing it good bye.


They lose money every month on it, closing down would be a sensible thing to do. More sensible would be to sell cheaper. Its better to get something than nothing.

And yes, the software etc is all worth more than the opening bid. Except that your buying a business, not a custom script. Thus you sell at what the business is worth, not what you paid for it
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
June 19, 2014, 07:14:53 PM
#65
I think closing it down would be a horrible waste, should just keep controlling interest in it and turn it over. If they do not run it up to par you can take it back over plain and simple. At least this way you have a chance to recoup your money instead of just kissing it good bye.
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
June 19, 2014, 06:50:41 PM
#64
I understand where you are coming from.  It always sucks when you put a lot of time and money into something, only to find out it didn't work.  You still feel that it is worth a lot, even though, these things are worth what people will pay for them. 
I actually really like your site.  If your minimum bid were substantially lower, I would even take a flier on it myself.  But the fact is, this is highly speculative.  It is very unlikely to ever make any money no matter how much time\money is sunk into it, and as such there is no way it justifies the price you are looking for. 
At the end of the day, no one cares how much time or effort you spent on the business.  All we care about is the revenue (there is none), the brand (there is none) the customer base (there is none) and the market, which at the moment is super saturated and dominated by larger players. 
It has nothing to do with us being "cheap".  Don't take my word for it, just go over to places like flippa and see what businesses with no revenue and no customer base are worth to get a more realistic idea of what you have here. 

It does suck, but sadly we are quitting for different reasons, which remain private. If you suggest I'm pricing this irrationally, you are mistaken. I put the exchange up for auction here, just for the off chance that someone similar to us is/wants to build an exchange, he/she could save a hell of a lot of time while getting the best quality software he could ever wish for, professionally designed, tested and successfully running.

To clarify once more, I have no intends to sell for less, the price is beyond fair and if you don't see that, I'm sorry this is not for you. I know you will not change your opinion, so I won't even try to. I am not desperate to sell, and believe it or not, the main reason we want to is to avoid telling our users (we actually do have quite some already) they can no longer store their coins with us. We are already past the point that selling is actually much less work then shutting down.

Again, this auction will close on 22nd if no bid is received, and the site will shut down gracefully over a period of several weeks.
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
June 19, 2014, 06:16:54 PM
#63
I understand where you are coming from.  It always sucks when you put a lot of time and money into something, only to find out it didn't work.  You still feel that it is worth a lot, even though, these things are worth what people will pay for them. 
I actually really like your site.  If your minimum bid were substantially lower, I would even take a flier on it myself.  But the fact is, this is highly speculative.  It is very unlikely to ever make any money no matter how much time\money is sunk into it, and as such there is no way it justifies the price you are looking for. 
At the end of the day, no one cares how much time or effort you spent on the business.  All we care about is the revenue (there is none), the brand (there is none) the customer base (there is none) and the market, which at the moment is super saturated and dominated by larger players. 
It has nothing to do with us being "cheap".  Don't take my word for it, just go over to places like flippa and see what businesses with no revenue and no customer base are worth to get a more realistic idea of what you have here. 
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
June 19, 2014, 05:49:21 PM
#62
I am going to lower the buy now price to 15 BTC. I think it's fair to say that there has been little interest so far from this community to run an exchange.
In addition, if the auction has not received an official bid before the 22nth, I will prematurely close down the auction and consequently take measures to shut down the service gracefully. After that the codebase is still for sale by PM, however non-exclusively and with no users/branding/marketing/servers.


Lower min bid, 10BTC is to high for the current market

The process of sealing the deal and transferring everything is not worth less than 10 BTC to me. I'm basically giving it away for 10 BTC, if that is too much for a buyer, it's just not a suited business for that buyer. Perhaps for the source code a lower price can be justified, but that is not on the table until this auction ends.

Its not worth 10BTC, you will likely be able to get a buyer(s if you decide to sell to multiple people) for the source code at a lower price

It is worth more, you know that is only 6000$ right, I'm not going to explain multiple times exactly why, just check my posts again and wether you agree or not, please respect my bid.
I do understand that this is a mixed crowd, a lot with very limited resources and only looking to make a quick buck, preferably on a passive income website. As I mentioned before, a project such as a financial exchange is obviously not for those. If I had the option to target only the resourceful and entrepreneurial members with this topic, I would, sadly that's not the way a forum works.
legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
June 19, 2014, 05:18:36 PM
#61
I am going to lower the buy now price to 15 BTC. I think it's fair to say that there has been little interest so far from this community to run an exchange.
In addition, if the auction has not received an official bid before the 22nth, I will prematurely close down the auction and consequently take measures to shut down the service gracefully. After that the codebase is still for sale by PM, however non-exclusively and with no users/branding/marketing/servers.


Lower min bid, 10BTC is to high for the current market

The process of sealing the deal and transferring everything is not worth less than 10 BTC to me. I'm basically giving it away for 10 BTC, if that is too much for a buyer, it's just not a suited business for that buyer. Perhaps for the source code a lower price can be justified, but that is not on the table until this auction ends.

Its not worth 10BTC, you will likely be able to get a buyer(s if you decide to sell to multiple people) for the source code at a lower price
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
June 19, 2014, 03:52:29 PM
#60
I am going to lower the buy now price to 15 BTC. I think it's fair to say that there has been little interest so far from this community to run an exchange.
In addition, if the auction has not received an official bid before the 22nth, I will prematurely close down the auction and consequently take measures to shut down the service gracefully. After that the codebase is still for sale by PM, however non-exclusively and with no users/branding/marketing/servers.


Lower min bid, 10BTC is to high for the current market

The process of sealing the deal and transferring everything is not worth less than 10 BTC to me. I'm basically giving it away for 10 BTC, if that is too much for a buyer, it's just not a suited business for that buyer. Perhaps for the source code a lower price can be justified, but that is not on the table until this auction ends.
legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
June 19, 2014, 02:29:39 PM
#59
I am going to lower the buy now price to 15 BTC. I think it's fair to say that there has been little interest so far from this community to run an exchange.
In addition, if the auction has not received an official bid before the 22nth, I will prematurely close down the auction and consequently take measures to shut down the service gracefully. After that the codebase is still for sale by PM, however non-exclusively and with no users/branding/marketing/servers.


Lower min bid, 10BTC is to high for the current market
member
Activity: 112
Merit: 10
June 19, 2014, 02:17:14 PM
#58
I am going to lower the buy now price to 15 BTC. I think it's fair to say that there has been little interest so far from this community to run an exchange.
In addition, if the auction has not received an official bid before the 22nth, I will prematurely close down the auction and consequently take measures to shut down the service gracefully. After that the codebase is still for sale by PM, however non-exclusively and with no users/branding/marketing/servers.
full member
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member
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legendary
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Merit: 1014
June 19, 2014, 11:30:14 AM
#55
Hi,

is there a API?



full member
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June 19, 2014, 08:10:10 AM
#54
I am check the securities section  Wink.
newbie
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Merit: 0
June 19, 2014, 04:45:04 AM
#53
Someone should buy this, put together a management team, raise revenue through selling shares and kick some ass.

I'd buy shares.
sr. member
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Merit: 250
June 19, 2014, 03:06:13 AM
#52
No, it doesn't. If you are running a spread trading bot it just does, just that. tightens the spread.
legendary
Activity: 1036
Merit: 1000
June 19, 2014, 12:59:37 AM
#51
No, providing volume is not faking volume. It is running your own trading bots with 0 fee trading to reduce the spread. That is fine to do. In fact, a very positive thing for all users.

You should not be trading on your own exchange
You should not be trading on your own exchange if you are giving your trades priority over others, manipulating the markets or doing anything else shady.

I would like to welcome you to point out how providing liquidity and reducing the spread in a market harms its users. We're not talking about ghost orders, or orders not backed by funds but genuine orders to beef up the order books and reduce the spread.

Operating an exchange should be that. Operating, not using. Whats wrong with it, is it effects the prices on the exchange by buying / selling orders, thus in a way "fixes" prices.
sr. member
Activity: 322
Merit: 250
June 18, 2014, 09:46:44 PM
#50
No, providing volume is not faking volume. It is running your own trading bots with 0 fee trading to reduce the spread. That is fine to do. In fact, a very positive thing for all users.

You should not be trading on your own exchange
You should not be trading on your own exchange if you are giving your trades priority over others, manipulating the markets or doing anything else shady.

I would like to welcome you to point out how providing liquidity and reducing the spread in a market harms its users. We're not talking about ghost orders, or orders not backed by funds but genuine orders to beef up the order books and reduce the spread.
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