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Topic: [QUESTION] Crypto linked to a portfolio? (Read 394 times)

legendary
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December 06, 2015, 03:32:49 PM
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Say I had a portfolio of $100k and I was using a proprietary method/software. And I was making returns good enough to want to pull in investment to link to my portfolio in the form of a crypto directly pegged to a percentage of my portfolio or a share.

What would be a good way to do this? Listing as a cryptostock? Creating a crypto that is limited/pegged to my portfolio and letting it trade freely? A NXT asset?

I'm very interested in hearing people's opinions on the most efficient (and legal) way to do this. I'd like people to have access to some of the great returns available with the  proprietary trading I have access to.

Right now, a Nxt Asset would be a good place to start looking at - but there've been scammers that have burned folks there, so expect a lot of skepticism and pushback. I don't know about the legalities.
legendary
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bigtimespaghetti.com
December 06, 2015, 10:30:45 AM
#1
Say I had a portfolio of $100k and I was using a proprietary method/software. And I was making returns good enough to want to pull in investment to link to my portfolio in the form of a crypto directly pegged to a percentage of my portfolio or a share.

What would be a good way to do this? Listing as a cryptostock? Creating a crypto that is limited/pegged to my portfolio and letting it trade freely? A NXT asset?

I'm very interested in hearing people's opinions on the most efficient (and legal) way to do this. I'd like people to have access to some of the great returns available with the  proprietary trading I have access to.
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