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hero member
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May 20, 2012, 08:53:38 AM
#8
So you are going to update the contract to reflect the 6.5 interest rate?
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May 20, 2012, 08:36:24 AM
#7
The contract on GLBSE mentions 5% dividends, while this thread mentions 6.5%. Which one is it?
And thanks! Looks interesting to say the least Smiley
I believe its from the old bond which became this.

I was liking 5%/wk and 1/3 insured more but this should do find. It will be hard to beat these rates outside of investing directly with pirate
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peace
May 20, 2012, 05:44:52 AM
#6
interesting Smiley
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Bitbuy
May 20, 2012, 05:26:20 AM
#5
The contract on GLBSE mentions 5% dividends, while this thread mentions 6.5%. Which one is it?
And thanks! Looks interesting to say the least Smiley
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Ad astra.
May 20, 2012, 01:18:39 AM
#4
If the rates at BTCST change, the rates of this bond will change to reflect the rate change.

Proportionally or linearly?

(As in, are you taking a percentage fee or a flat fee?)

Umm.. I pay out .065 BTC each week on a bond that I sell for 1 BTC.

I more or less keep the .005 BTC each week for managing all this/fees.

Thanks.

Seems I didn't get across clearly. If Pirate changes his rates, will the pass-through rate bond purchasers receive be affected linearly or proportionally in regard to the change in rates?

For example, .065 is currently ~92.86% of Pirate's rate (.07). If Pirate cuts his rate in half, to .035, would bond payouts be .0325 (~92.86% of .035) or .03 (.07-.035)?

Stated in other terms, do you take the .005 fee as a percentage of Pirate's rate, or as a flat amount?

Hope that helps clarify my query.
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May 20, 2012, 12:33:44 AM
#3
I'm going to buy 80 shares. Smiley
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Ad astra.
May 20, 2012, 12:21:21 AM
#2
If the rates at BTCST change, the rates of this bond will change to reflect the rate change.

Proportionally or linearly?

(As in, are you taking a percentage fee or a flat fee?)
vip
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May 20, 2012, 12:02:10 AM
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