[IPVO] [Multiple Exchanges] Neo & Bee - LMB Holdings - page 109.

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Quote from: limbaugh on December 06, 2013, 08:42:32 AM

Quote from: camu6 on December 06, 2013, 08:04:56 AM

I know it has been asked alot on the last pages. But how many shares are left to be sold? If not from official side, has anyone else a vague estimate? I wasn't able to follow the removal of the ask wall and such in the last few weeks.

cheers

camu6

Over a million I would guess. People are just reserving shares to sell their inflated ask price on HL.

Thanks for the update

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Quote from: camu6 on December 06, 2013, 08:04:56 AM

I know it has been asked alot on the last pages. But how many shares are left to be sold? If not from official side, has anyone else a vague estimate? I wasn't able to follow the removal of the ask wall and such in the last few weeks.

cheers

camu6

Over a million I would guess. People are just reserving shares to sell their inflated ask price on HL.

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... to spice things up a bit http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yc6Hp_Zq3rU

Now go buy those shares. Kiss

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I know it has been asked alot on the last pages. But how many shares are left to be sold? If not from official side, has anyone else a vague estimate? I wasn't able to follow the removal of the ask wall and such in the last few weeks.

cheers

camu6

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Touchdown

Cool

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Quote from: ffssixtynine on December 05, 2013, 07:03:41 PM

In the UK there are VAT implications to selling Bitcoin directly so that will likely have an impact on how the system works.

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1rzjjl/zipzap_adds_25k_locations_in_uk_and_240k/cdt38ck

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In the UK there are VAT implications to selling Bitcoin directly so that will likely have an impact on how the system works.

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Quote from: kingcrimson on December 05, 2013, 06:16:22 PM

When people use easycoin, are they paying for bitcoins. Or are they sending cash to an exchange and easycoin takes a fee?

Given it's almost 2am in Cyprus, I'll give this a go...

The customer's cash is deposited through the existing ZipZap network (through a redirect from Easycoin) where it will be credited to your Easycoin account. You can then buy bitcoins at your convenience.

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What matters is if they will get the coins "easily" as the name says or not, because they will be paying a fee either way. It would be better of the market was formed by the service itself and not by using another exchange, but I think that would be hard to find good prices in a newly born exchange (comparing to others).

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When people use easycoin, are they paying for bitcoins. Or are they sending cash to an exchange and easycoin takes a fee?

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Quote from: thatbluedude on December 05, 2013, 03:32:20 PM

some feedback for lmb-holdings.com,
if you set the "Use Two Factor Authentication" checkbox the 2FA lock seems to go into effect immediatelly. (it shows a test page but when I logged out and on without doing anything the lock was active)
that seems badly implemented because:
- 2FA != google, I prefer the yubikey (feature request btw)
- it doesn't get checked if the 2FA works before the lockdown

Thanks, I have passed this to be changed by the developers.

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some feedback for lmb-holdings.com,
if you set the "Use Two Factor Authentication" checkbox the 2FA lock seems to go into effect immediatelly. (it shows a test page but when I logged out and on without doing anything the lock was active)
that seems badly implemented because:
- 2FA != google, I prefer the yubikey (feature request btw)
- it doesn't get checked if the 2FA works before the lockdown

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Quote from: iamnot_ on December 05, 2013, 10:45:09 AM

Hi there,

My Bitfunder shares were auto-tendered to NEOBEE by Ukyo on Dec. 2 and I am wondering what the procedure is to have those shares transferred to my Havelock account. I can sign from my address. Please advise.

Thank you.

No shares have been "auto-tendered". Bitfunder has not provided the final list yet.

You will need to wait until this is done, and then I will verify the list and work with Neo to deploy a claim process for those shares.

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Hi there,

My Bitfunder shares were auto-tendered to NEOBEE by Ukyo on Dec. 2 and I am wondering what the procedure is to have those shares transferred to my Havelock account. I can sign from my address. Please advise.

Thank you.

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Quote from: N_S on December 05, 2013, 10:30:06 AM

Quote from: Stelios on December 05, 2013, 09:28:46 AM

Hey Danny, can you share were this interview is gonna play?

Also, I have a product question; for the pure BTC-wallets will each user has his unique private-key or will it be structured similarly to the EU pledged ones
(i.e. 3 way private-key)?

From the prospectus:

"Neo will additionally provide secure Bitcoin storage services. All customers may request paper Bitcoin wallets or short URLs for checking their wallet balances in the Bitcoin Blockchain. Wallets are generated, printed, loaded, and sealed in the customer’s presence to ensure security. Paper wallets will be subject to a 0.5% deposit fee, with an optional additional 0.5% fee to retain the wallet in the branch’s vault."

So non-EUR-pledged BTC wallets (paper or not) are controlled by a normal private key (for which only the holder has access to send BTCs, like a normal BTC wallet that is)? Am asking because I was asked by a potential customer of NEOBEE and I would like to be accurate

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Quote from: Stelios on December 05, 2013, 09:28:46 AM

Hey Danny, can you share were this interview is gonna play?

Also, I have a product question; for the pure BTC-wallets will each user has his unique private-key or will it be structured similarly to the EU pledged ones
(i.e. 3 way private-key)?

From the prospectus:

"Neo will additionally provide secure Bitcoin storage services. All customers may request paper Bitcoin wallets or short URLs for checking their wallet balances in the Bitcoin Blockchain. Wallets are generated, printed, loaded, and sealed in the customer’s presence to ensure security. Paper wallets will be subject to a 0.5% deposit fee, with an optional additional 0.5% fee to retain the wallet in the branch’s vault."

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Quote from: cryptocyprus on December 05, 2013, 09:00:40 AM

Yes the stance from Cyprus is very different. I was with Dr Vlachos from the University today at the recording of an interview and part of that interview talked about Cyprus becoming the global centre of Bitcoin based businesses.

The interview with the Minister of Finance for cnbc goes to show that what we are doing is being taken seriously and also being welcomed.

Hey Danny, can you share were this interview is gonna play?

Also, I have a product question; for the pure BTC-wallets will each user has his unique private-key or will it be structured similarly to the EU pledged ones
(i.e. 3 way private-key)?

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Quote from: cryptocyprus on December 05, 2013, 09:00:40 AM

Yes the stance from Cyprus is very different. I was with Dr Vlachos from the University today at the recording of an interview and part of that interview talked about Cyprus becoming the global centre of Bitcoin based businesses.

The interview with the Minister of Finance for cnbc goes to show that what we are doing is being taken seriously and also being welcomed.

Great stuff - thanks for confirming! I'll be sure to watch the above interview when I get home, and will keep an eye out for the upcoming one.

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Yes the stance from Cyprus is very different. I was with Dr Vlachos from the University today at the recording of an interview and part of that interview talked about Cyprus becoming the global centre of Bitcoin based businesses.

The interview with the Minister of Finance for cnbc goes to show that what we are doing is being taken seriously and also being welcomed.

deizel

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Quote from: 001sonkit on December 05, 2013, 07:51:30 AM

Are funds converted to fiat only if there are project needed to pay out or other ways?

My understanding is that they are/will be actively trading, so Neo won't be left holding the bag should a "crash" happen (in either direction).

Quote from: http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1s5hzl/my_human_translation_of_the_china_regulation/

The Notice requires, at this stage, all financial institutions and payment institutions must not use Bitcoin to set price for product or services, not buy or sell Bitcoins, not act as a market maker for Bitcoins, not underwrite insurance related to Bitcoin or cover Bitcoin in insurance, not directly or indirectly provide other Bitcoin related services, including registering, trading, clearing or settlement; not accept Bitcoin or use Bitcoin as payment tool; not start a Bitcoin and RMB or foreign currency exchange; not start a Bitcoin saving, trust or mortgage service; not issue Bitcoin related financial services; not use Bitcoin as the investment in trusts or funds.

Danny, any comments on China's recent announcement vs. Cyprus's current stance?

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