mcxNOW raise 1 MILLION dollars in 12 hours! [UPDATE : make that 2] - page 3.

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Quote from: STT on October 29, 2013, 10:46:21 PM

Im just doing the figures, wondered how it looks. The sale price seems to have gotten pretty nice but thats a free market not really this RS guys fault.

Quote from: elambert on October 29, 2013, 03:47:49 PM

I hope Cryptsy is taking notes!

No accounting for taste, his shares are 62% better value in theory though this depends which site is the most successful now and in future.
Thats why Im asking about actual payouts since we are talking royalty shares not ownership, whats the yield to capital. RGP on the NYSE gives 7% on natural gas pipes for example or about all capital returned in 10 years

It has gone up and down, so I am sure they have been getting earning money. The MCfee market is heavily controlled by the trollbox there. They all yell "SELL SELL SELL" and buy them up cheap and then reap the rewards. And I have asked about MCfees a lot, and only gotten a few answers, which leads me to believe that the MCXnow users don't even like to let people know the fees exist. They would rather be allowed to buy and sell them at their leisure.

And I think MCXnow shows the most promise, the chat box alone allows for more traffic than any other site, and interest alone makes it better than any other site.

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Im just doing the figures, wondered how it looks. The sale price seems to have gotten pretty nice but thats a free market not really this RS guys fault.

Quote from: elambert on October 29, 2013, 03:47:49 PM

I hope Cryptsy is taking notes!

No accounting for taste, his shares are 62% better value in theory though this depends which site is the most successful now and in future.
Thats why Im asking about actual payouts since we are talking royalty shares not ownership, whats the yield to capital. RGP on the NYSE gives 7% on natural gas pipes for example or about all capital returned in 10 years

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Quote from: STT on October 29, 2013, 10:28:37 PM

So what kind of dividends has a mcxFEE owner received in the last month

Do they need dividends when they can scam principle?

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So what kind of dividends has a mcxFEE owner received in the last month

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Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 09:49:56 PM

If real solid is a scammer, then why has not ONE person labeled him as such in his reputation.

I think everyone has been waiting for days to find out what was going to happen with these, and now that fee holders are getting a 72 hr head start, all the people that waited to buy are scared that they won't get any, or at least won't get them cheap.

So they are crying wolf, but in hopes of a reverse effect. Instead of trying to draw a crowd, it's more like the bad guys in scooby doo.

And pretty soon people are going to be profiting on fees, then we're all going to say "Who's that making all that money" and I'm gonna be over here all like Velma saying "Well according to those posts before and blah blah blah"

OLD MAN JINKINS?!??!?!?!? Then he'll say "and I would have gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling kids"

Fine, I gave the fucker feedback.

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Quote from: Atruk on October 29, 2013, 09:52:52 PM

Quote from: smoothie on October 29, 2013, 09:45:43 PM

Has anyone entertained the idea of the exchange getting "hacked" and then claim the funds are now lost?

Wasn't that what happened with the 250 BTC donation?

Happened to Vircurex at least twice.

I'm just gonna put this here http://thecryptoblog.com/realsolid-needs-money2012-realsolid-has-money2013-can-you-trust-mcxnow/ Wink

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Quote from: smoothie on October 29, 2013, 09:45:43 PM

Has anyone entertained the idea of the exchange getting "hacked" and then claim the funds are now lost?

Wasn't that what happened with the 250 BTC donation?

Happened to Vircurex at least twice.

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If real solid is a scammer, then why has not ONE person labeled him as such in his reputation.

I think everyone has been waiting for days to find out what was going to happen with these, and now that fee holders are getting a 72 hr head start, all the people that waited to buy are scared that they won't get any, or at least won't get them cheap.

So they are crying wolf, but in hopes of a reverse effect. Instead of trying to draw a crowd, it's more like the bad guys in scooby doo.

And pretty soon people are going to be profiting on fees, then we're all going to say "Who's that making all that money" and I'm gonna be over here all like Velma saying "Well according to those posts before and blah blah blah"

OLD MAN JINKINS?!??!?!?!? Then he'll say "and I would have gotten away with it if it weren't for you meddling kids"

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Has anyone entertained the idea of the exchange getting "hacked" and then claim the funds are now lost?

Wasn't that what happened with the 250 BTC donation?

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Quote from: BitcoinHeroes on October 29, 2013, 09:21:24 PM

Wow, lets just assume its legit and do you think its worth buying and how much return?

I assume it is not legit because the operator has been demonstrated to be unreliable in the past. It probably isn't worth buying and the luckiest might receive a return of 30% of their capital. Probably less though.

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Wow, lets just assume its legit and do you think its worth buying and how much return?

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Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 08:56:56 PM

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@Artruk,

After he sells off this $3.5 Million to $5.0 Million USD round of shares he could simply return everyone's current deposits as to not steal a single coin and shut the exchange down and walk away. The MCXfees are for shares of fees only and do not in anyway transfer ownership.

Why would he do that you ask?

Simple, really.

Right now Realsolid is an unknown "ghost", 100% anonymous with several million USD in BTC. No one knows where crypto as a whole is headed, will it grow or will the governments of the world outlaw it? who knows?

He also runs the risk of exposing his identity and the biggest reason of all, why bring the headaches on when you can walk away clean with millions.

Realsolid/Coinhunter is a very smart guy that rightfully practices self protection as a religion.

He'll vaporize in the coming weeks.

He has won, nothing really matters now.

~BCX~

C'mon Coinhunter at least for the sake of a victory lap, make a post here.

You've earned it, you have won. I admit it.

I don't think I can disagree.

Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 08:33:25 PM

Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?

And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.

Well not a democracy since he remains the majority shareholder... Erik managed to walk away from S.DICE at substantial profit to himself and people who bought at IPO.

All of these coins have a limited supply. Millions and billions is irrelevant. If you are talking dollars he needs only to wait now, operating an exchange be damned.

I'm just saying, you don't stop when you're on a streak. It is much better to set yourself up for the future than it is to cash out full of faith.
What if he could make his kids (if he has any) head of the company, with a board of directors (share holders) to advise them.

I'm not saying it would be completely democratic. I'm saying it would work like a shareholder company.

It really makes so much sense at this point, with all the fees being sold, and the plan to implement games into the sites structure to increase flow of coins, instead of just having them sit in wallets.

If he is one to "leave after his goals are accomplished" then I would imagine he still wants to stick around for now.

I'm just thinking this looks kind of like a stealth Ponzi. The stealth part being it doesn't pay as much as an actual ponzi.

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Quote from: Atruk on October 29, 2013, 08:47:09 PM

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@Artruk,

After he sells off this $3.5 Million to $5.0 Million USD round of shares he could simply return everyone's current deposits as to not steal a single coin and shut the exchange down and walk away. The MCXfees are for shares of fees only and do not in anyway transfer ownership.

Why would he do that you ask?

Simple, really.

Right now Realsolid is an unknown "ghost", 100% anonymous with several million USD in BTC. No one knows where crypto as a whole is headed, will it grow or will the governments of the world outlaw it? who knows?

He also runs the risk of exposing his identity and the biggest reason of all, why bring the headaches on when you can walk away clean with millions.

Realsolid/Coinhunter is a very smart guy that rightfully practices self protection as a religion.

He'll vaporize in the coming weeks.

He has won, nothing really matters now.

~BCX~

C'mon Coinhunter at least for the sake of a victory lap, make a post here.

You've earned it, you have won. I admit it.

I don't think I can disagree.

Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 08:33:25 PM

Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?

And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.

Well not a democracy since he remains the majority shareholder... Erik managed to walk away from S.DICE at substantial profit to himself and people who bought at IPO.

All of these coins have a limited supply. Millions and billions is irrelevant. If you are talking dollars he needs only to wait now, operating an exchange be damned.

I'm just saying, you don't stop when you're on a streak. It is much better to set yourself up for the future than it is to cash out full of faith.
What if he could make his kids (if he has any) head of the company, with a board of directors (share holders) to advise them.

I'm not saying it would be completely democratic. I'm saying it would work like a shareholder company.

It really makes so much sense at this point, with all the fees being sold, and the plan to implement games into the sites structure to increase flow of coins, instead of just having them sit in wallets.

If he is one to "leave after his goals are accomplished" then I would imagine he still wants to stick around for now.

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@Artruk,

After he sells off this $3.5 Million to $5.0 Million USD round of shares he could simply return everyone's current deposits as to not steal a single coin and shut the exchange down and walk away. The MCXfees are for shares of fees only and do not in anyway transfer ownership.

Why would he do that you ask?

Simple, really.

Right now Realsolid is an unknown "ghost", 100% anonymous with several million USD in BTC. No one knows where crypto as a whole is headed, will it grow or will the governments of the world outlaw it? who knows?

He also runs the risk of exposing his identity and the biggest reason of all, why bring the headaches on when you can walk away clean with millions.

Realsolid/Coinhunter is a very smart guy that rightfully practices self protection as a religion.

He'll vaporize in the coming weeks.

He has won, nothing really matters now.

~BCX~

C'mon Coinhunter at least for the sake of a victory lap, make a post here.

You've earned it, you have won. I admit it.

I don't think I can disagree.

Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 08:33:25 PM

Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?

And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.

Well not a democracy since he remains the majority shareholder... Erik managed to walk away from S.DICE at substantial profit to himself and people who bought at IPO.

All of these coins have a limited supply. Millions and billions is irrelevant. If you are talking dollars he needs only to wait now, operating an exchange be damned.

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Why would you walk away from millions, when you can make billions and not even have to go through the trouble of walking away?

And just because the fees don't transfer ownership does not mean that it would be impossible to implement a voting system based on share holders, so that he could walk away from a democracy instead of a train wreck. And be able to come back at his leisure, while making massive profit the entire time.

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I think you guys just want to scare people into not buying fees while they are cheap, so you can get them.

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Quote from: Atruk on October 29, 2013, 05:58:17 PM

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Realsolid has made it to the finish line, it really doesn't matter what happens at this point, he has won and won big.

There is simply no denying it.

To the idiot that posted Realsolid is selling the exchange to users via MCXfee shares, you really need to educate yourself on what it is you bought.

After the last shares are sold, I doubt we will hear very much from Realsolid, it won't be long before he sells the exchange and walks away incognito.

At this point, there is absolutely no need to run with the BTC in the wallets as that would bring legions of people hunting for him as well possible legal action if found.

A couple of years I stated that if he made it to where he is now, I would publicly say... "Well done Realsolid, Well Played"

Today is that day Grin

Well done Realsolid, Well Played!

~BCX~

Kind of what I've been feeling reading up on RealSolid. I imagine things will happen a bit differently though. He's probably going to disappear, no news. Simply no one will hear from him. Then it may be months or more than a year later Mcxnow will go down for some reason. People shilling now will insist it much eventually come back up. The site stays down.

His history dictates that when he reaches his goal, he just walks away and disappears.

~BCX~

Yup. I imagine he will let the exchange/ponzi run a while in his absence this time though.

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Realsolid has made it to the finish line, it really doesn't matter what happens at this point, he has won and won big.

There is simply no denying it.

To the idiot that posted Realsolid is selling the exchange to users via MCXfee shares, you really need to educate yourself on what it is you bought.

After the last shares are sold, I doubt we will hear very much from Realsolid, it won't be long before he sells the exchange and walks away incognito.

At this point, there is absolutely no need to run with the BTC in the wallets as that would bring legions of people hunting for him as well possible legal action if found.

A couple of years I stated that if he made it to where he is now, "Well done Realsolid, Well Played"

Today is that day Grin

Well done Realsolid, Well Played!

~BCX~

Kind of what I've been feeling reading up on RealSolid. I imagine things will happen a bit differently though. He's probably going to disappear, no news. Simply no one will hear from him. Then it may be months or more than a year later Mcxnow will go down for some reason. People shilling now will insist it much eventually come back up. The site stays down.

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Quote from: Hazard on October 29, 2013, 05:29:10 PM

Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 05:26:26 PM

Damn.

And he won't cut and run, not with the projected growth. It would kinda be stupid.

The bitcoin to crapcoin market doesn't have much room for growth. Half the coins traded on that site are obvious scams (worldcoin, mincoin, solidcoin, feathercoin).

RS, while certainly a shady character, is no dumbass. He knows that he can sell these shares for far more than they'll ever generate in dividends. That is a fact. Buying them is a losing proposition.

Altcoins are a largely growing market. In the past they have been a small section of the Bitcoin community, but I think that soon we will be seeing them as more of a "gateway to bitcoin" for people that can not mine, or buy their own coins.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-will-happen-to-your-favorite-alt-coin-321086

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Quote from: ANiceJewishBoy on October 29, 2013, 05:26:26 PM

Damn.

And he won't cut and run, not with the projected growth. It would kinda be stupid.

The bitcoin to crapcoin market doesn't have much room for growth. Half the coins traded on that site are obvious scams (worldcoin, mincoin, solidcoin, feathercoin).

RS, while certainly a shady character, is no dumbass. He knows that he can sell these shares for far more than they'll ever generate in dividends. That is a fact. Buying them is a losing proposition.

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