Very interesting, and I do think doing something like this is better than trading on havelock for instance (external single point of failure, and what not).
But if you have an altcoin, how are you planning on doing distributions? Let's say you make 1 BTC you want to distribute, how will you do so? Perhaps buy 1 BTC worth of BKCoin from the market and destroy it?
Have you by any chance looked into colored coins? It seems it would simplify a lot of this stuff, and be a lot less work/maintance, and you could get a fair bit of free publicity for being the first real business to actually use it.
(Although if I was doing it personally, I'd just use the account system, and store equity % in the database. There's not much advantage to being decentralized when people need to trust you 100% anyway)
Hi,
Yeah I agree there's other ways this could be done.
I had the idea to use an alt coin since you can list it on an exchange, build a community around it among other things.
I don't like the thought of havlock for the reason you mentioned.
I'm still debating if colored coins or counterparty would be better than an alt too.
As for the final option of just storing in the database and selling on site. Clearly the easiest. I am not sure of the legality in doing so and also if it would get as much attention from potential buyers.
I'll certainly be looking into all options before deciding.
but it sounds still far away 
