[GLBSE] PureMining: Infinite-term, deterministic mining bond - page 14.

alexmat

full member

Activity: 210

Merit: 100

Quote from: Meni Rosenfeld on March 22, 2012, 12:12:46 AM

Quote from: alexmat on March 21, 2012, 09:18:17 PM

How many and at roughly what price?

It will probably be 500 bonds. I don't know the price yet, and in any case specifying it in advance would significantly affect the market.

Appreciate the info. I'm not sure the market is big or liquid enough to matter, but it's not too much of a concern. Very interesting asset though, will be keeping an eye on it.

Cheers.

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Quote from: alexmat on March 21, 2012, 09:18:17 PM

How many and at roughly what price?

It will probably be 500 bonds. I don't know the price yet, and in any case specifying it in advance would significantly affect the market.

alexmat

full member

Activity: 210

Merit: 100

How many and at roughly what price?

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Quote from: alexmat on March 21, 2012, 07:02:54 AM

Any plans on issuing new bonds?

There is a possibility I will issue new bonds next week.

alexmat

full member

Activity: 210

Merit: 100

Any plans on issuing new bonds?

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Bonds are sold out for now.

Nefario

hero member

Activity: 602

Merit: 513

GLBSE Support [email protected]

I'm just after getting back from London(gone since Tuesday), charts.glbse.com is not showing any updates since the 12th.

For the moment, all the latest trades for GLBSE can be found on it's twitter feed here.

I'm contacting the operator of charts to find out what the story is.

Nefario

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Quote from: marked on March 13, 2012, 10:25:05 AM

What was with the 0.000000 dividend payment yesterday?

marked

It was a test to see if I can work around GLBSE's limitations in handling payments by using multiple accounts (which seemed a better idea than trying it out on a real payment, and risking yet another excessive coupon). It succeeded.

It was actually 1 satoshi per bond, but GLBSE's Javascript rounds the displayed amount.

marked

full member

Activity: 168

Merit: 100

What was with the 0.000000 dividend payment yesterday?

marked

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

I have issued 300 new bonds, for a total of 500. They are offered at 0.32 BTC.

I can now also disclose that my obligations are backed by an agreement with Inaba to run mining hardware for me in his datacenter. So far I have ordered 13 BFL single units, which are sufficient to cover about 10,000 bonds. (Since this partnership was originally conceived as part of my own desire to invest in mining, this should in no way be taken as an indication of the number of bonds I intend to issue.)

ROI projections:
Issue price - 0.32 BTC
Difficulty - 1496979
Block reward - 50 BTC
Daily return - 672 uBTC (0.21% ROI) = 86400 * 50 * 10^6 / (1496979 * 2^32)
Weekly ROI - 1.47% (linear, non-compounded) = 7 * 0.21%
Monthly ROI - 6.40% (linear, non-compounded) = 30.5 * 0.21%
Annual ROI - 114% (compunded weekly) = 1.0147 ^ (365/7) - 1

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

I intend to issue 300 new bonds later this week, at a price that is to be determined.

Current bidders should be advised that if the issue price is lower than their bid, they will pay the full price they bid.

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

There was a bug in retrieving difficulty for new blocks. Because of it, coupons paid for the last 3 blocks were about 9% higher than should have been. Since the mistake was in favor of bondholders, no further action is needed; and hopefully the bug is fixed now.

For reference, the amounts that were actually paid were:

Code:

170351    	Mar 09 2012 12:39:10  	1331296750          	180784    	1376302.26789 	50        	0.0015291719	Paid
170015    	Mar 07 2012 10:26:06  	1331115966          	202337    	1376302.26789 	50        	0.0017114792	Paid
169679    	Mar 05 2012 02:13:49  	1330913629          	237283    	1376302.26789 	50        	0.0020070720	Paid

The amounts which should have been paid, and are now reflected on the website:

Code:

170351    	Mar 09 2012 12:39:10  	1331296750          	180784    	1496978.59502 	50        	0.0014059004	Paid
170015    	Mar 07 2012 10:26:06  	1331115966          	202337    	1496978.59502 	50        	0.0015735113	Paid
169679    	Mar 05 2012 02:13:49  	1330913629          	237283    	1496978.59502 	50        	0.0018452753	Paid

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Quote from: organofcorti on March 05, 2012, 08:43:53 PM

I am so annoyed the Bitclockers fiasco made me miss this! It's the first investment on GLBSE that I'd consider purchasing.

Please post as soon as you're taking new investors. I have some lazy coins I need to do some work for me.

Strictly speaking you don't have to wait that long; you can put up a bid at a price which is attractive for you and hope some early adopter will want to cash out at a profit.

I will of course post when new bonds are issued.

Quote from: brendio on March 05, 2012, 08:27:43 PM

Any plans to issue more any time soon, or are you waiting for the market to set the price first?

I can't guarantee anything one way or the other, but I expect about 1 month from now to be the general timeframe for making another issue.

organofcorti

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1007

Poor impulse control.

I am so annoyed the Bitclockers fiasco made me miss this! It's the first investment on GLBSE that I'd consider purchasing.

Please post as soon as you're taking new investors. I have some lazy coins I need to do some work for me.

brendio

hero member

Activity: 518

Merit: 500

Any plans to issue more any time soon, or are you waiting for the market to set the price first?

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

Quote from: ribuck on March 05, 2012, 05:54:21 AM

Quote from: brendio on March 04, 2012, 09:18:02 PM

Well that price drop seemed to move them.

The interesting counterpoint is whether there will also be some difficulty decrease when the block reward changes in December. Personally, I doubt it. When something is known about so far in advance, people factor it into their plans.

There will be some difficulty decrease at that point, because marginal miners will pull the plug when it swaps from profit to loss. But in addition there will be a slowing down of the increase before that, as people who would otherwise purchase hardware will avoid it due to the imminent decrease in profitability.

The price of BTC will also be affected; the simplest projection is that if you compare a short time before the halving with a short time after it, the difficulty will drop by 2^(1/3), the price will increase by 2^(1/3) and the fiat profit per hash will decrease by 2^(1/3).

ribuck

donator

Activity: 826

Merit: 1060

Quote from: brendio on March 04, 2012, 09:18:02 PM

Well that price drop seemed to move them.

It's not surprising that the bond is very price-sensitive. It seems highly likely that mining difficulty will continue to increase with the introduction of FPGA mining, but how rapid will the takeup be?

The interesting counterpoint is whether there will also be some difficulty decrease when the block reward changes in December. Personally, I doubt it. When something is known about so far in advance, people factor it into their plans.

Meni Rosenfeld

donator

Activity: 2058

Merit: 1054

The initial offering of 200 bonds is sold out.

I've also put up a bid myself to act as a baseline for liquidity.

Quote from: ribuck on March 04, 2012, 10:12:47 AM

Quote from: Meni Rosenfeld on March 03, 2012, 04:34:45 PM

... it's a fast-paced world, and I don't really expect more uptake later on if there was little during the excitement of the original announcement...

I think you're being impatient. Probably only 5% of the readers of this forum have even seen this thread so far. And anyway, people need to hear about a new concept at least three times before it sinks in.

GLBSE is being rapidly improved as a platform (although it has a long way to go still), but the commitment seems to be there.

And your own reputation at GLBSE will increase over time as more dividends get paid out. Sure, you have plenty of reputation elsewhere, but not everyone at GLBSE follows those other places.

So I hope you will stick with this platform long-term, and offer many interesting and innovative assets.

I think it's healthy that the bonds are now in the hands of investors and that increases in exposure, trust and demand will drive up the price. What will really affect my bottom line is what the valuation will be when I issue larger amounts.

brendio

hero member

Activity: 518

Merit: 500

Well that price drop seemed to move them. I just went thinking I'd buy some more, and they are all gone.

ribuck

donator

Activity: 826

Merit: 1060

Quote from: Meni Rosenfeld on March 03, 2012, 04:34:45 PM

... it's a fast-paced world, and I don't really expect more uptake later on if there was little during the excitement of the original announcement...

I think you're being impatient. Probably only 5% of the readers of this forum have even seen this thread so far. And anyway, people need to hear about a new concept at least three times before it sinks in.

GLBSE is being rapidly improved as a platform (although it has a long way to go still), but the commitment seems to be there.

And your own reputation at GLBSE will increase over time as more dividends get paid out. Sure, you have plenty of reputation elsewhere, but not everyone at GLBSE follows those other places.

So I hope you will stick with this platform long-term, and offer many interesting and innovative assets.

Topic: [GLBSE] PureMining: Infinite-term, deterministic mining bond - page 14. (Read 39667 times)