Collateral is king
Topic: Need funding for my new Bitcoin game. (Read 1123 times)
You could offer collateral for lower amounts, although that require multiple parties to be involved. No one is going to lend without equal or higher collateral as to what they loaned.
Would a partnership require the same?
Probably - depends on the partner. Do you know anyone who is willing to give away $1,500 to a newbie on this forum?
I need around 9 BTC for my Bitcoin game. (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-game-farkle-308627).
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
So are you looking for a loan, or a partnership?
Loan while I have coins owed and partnership after I fully repay, with terms of six months.
Ok then, you'll need to provide about $1,500 worth of collateral before anyone will take you seriously.
Would a partnership require the same?
I need around 9 BTC for my Bitcoin game. (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-game-farkle-308627).
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
So are you looking for a loan, or a partnership?
Loan while I have coins owed and partnership after I fully repay, with terms of six months.
Ok then, you'll need to provide about $1,500 worth of collateral before anyone will take you seriously.
I need around 9 BTC for my Bitcoin game. (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-game-farkle-308627).
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
So are you looking for a loan, or a partnership?
Loan while I have coins owed and partnership after I fully repay, with terms of six months.
I need around 9 BTC for my Bitcoin game. (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-game-farkle-308627).
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 40% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.6 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 40% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.6 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
So are you looking for a loan, or a partnership?
I need around 9 BTC for my Bitcoin game. (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-game-farkle-308627).
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Update: Change profit percentage for easy math.
Approx 6 of the BTC will be used for player funds, or the "starting net". The other 3 will be used for project development. If you fund my game, you'll get 50% of the monthly income it generates. Ex: The game generates 1.5 BTC in pure profit, you'll get 0.75 BTC. However, with more players playing, the possibility for even more income will rise.
I'm launching Farkle this weekend, so let's get down to business.
Update: Change profit percentage for easy math.
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