I've had a chance to read through the more detailed prospectus (pdf warning
https://www.havelockinvestments.com/reportdownload.php?id=21). Please clarify some things for me.
Section 9: Startup Expenses and Capitalization You list 3 items as assets that equal $11.5mil ($10mil bonds/securities, 3mil in cash). You're saying here that you have raised $11.5 million (USD?) already for this project? If you have that much secured, and your estimated expenses are $1.42mil, I don't understand why you need $3mil from us.
Lets talk about the $10million listed as an asset. What is it, where does it come from? Is it just the net worth of the individuals involved that could potentially be used for future liquidity? Is it capital that has been raised and dedicated to this project? Is it a projected future value of the company that you're counting as a current 'asset'?
The Summary following the expenses list confuses things for me even more. It concludes that you need $1.42mil for first year expenses, and you believe you need another $1.5mil in liquidity. Why not just liquidate from the $10mil instead of asking the community?
It still sounds like you're trying to pass off nearly all of the first two year risk onto the community, and only offering 20% in return. Actually it sounds worse than that. It sounds like you're asking for a $3million, TWO year long (if you can pull off your targeted 1 year break even), interest free loan from the community.
Lets do some dividend projections based on your two year plan estimates. Lets assume you hit your first year break even. I buy into your offer now, wait a year, and see zero return. But now you're profitable, it's the start of the second year and you have no debt. Your estimate projects a total 2nd year gross profit of $1,691,600. 80% of that goes to... well I'm not sure who because you won't tell us, and I'm not sure why they're getting 80% because you won't tell us that either, but hey there's still 20% on the table for the Bitcoin
suckers community that bought into your
outrageous nonsense offering. 20% = $338,320 (or $28,193 per month). Great now lets divide that by 200,000 shares (your IPO) = $1.69 in dividends per share total for the entire second year (that's $0.14 per share per month).
I spend .15B (~$15 usd) right now, then wait a year to start receiving .93% per month. Of course all of that assumes you make it to profitability on time...
Full disclosure: I'm a complete amateur, please feel free to tell me I'm wrong, then show me how I'm wrong. Tell me how your IPO could ever be a good deal for an investor.