Topic: [RETURN] Announcing CoinReturn Financial IPO! - page 10. (Read 32187 times)

I don't understand why stuff like this always comes up in threads like this. I don't know if the missing dividend/update is the end of the world, but do you really need to make up excuses for the guys? Father's Day has literally been on the calendar for this Sunday for over 100 years, if it was going to cause problems with the dividend/update they could have and should have mentioned it before.

Lol @"VERY quiet day on the crypto markets in general today."  Your intertubes must be clogged.
And though Father's Day comes but once a year to US, every day is PWN a Sucker day.
Traditionally, this day is celebrated with clueless rubes doubling down on losing bets.  
The opportunity is particularly interesting for you--it will cost you ~1/2 as much to double down today as it would have just a few days ago.  
Such a bargain!




@johny08:  Never heard of you, but being ignored by even the least and the most irrelevant of amateur financiers breaks my heart.  When I think of the Active Miners and NEO BEEans who so vocally ignored me...

  ~Happy investing

I believe that it is Father's day in the US today, so that may partially account for the delay plus the VERY quiet day on the crypto markets in general today!!

I guess they are having their free weekend.

I like sceptical questions. but just riding on fear emotions and thoughts and speculations is bs.

also warning people by making them fear by rhetoric speeches is bs. therefor notlambchop is on my ignore list. welcome!

I think Jeff and Tom making a very good job. Thanks.

Not too worried yet.

*operative word here being 'yet'

Meh, so they're slightly late for the first time ever (other than CS issues), give them a bit of time, they'll come through.  Maybe they actually have lives??

Ummm is anybody concerned about no dividend payout yet for June 13th?

^Quick flips or panic sells by some that bought at .005 or .007

Nice volume there...

I'm sure they did catch the dips, I was just checking in late last night after being drunk so I'm surprised I was even coherent in my posting after looking back on it.

The price volatility in BTC over the past few days has been awesome. If CoinReturn was able to navigate  all the ups and down effectively, i think we should be in for a bounty dividend. If not a major loss. With the slight delay in divs, lets hope it is taking a long time to count all the big profit  or deciding when to stop booking the profit.

Shell it out, fellas. $$$

Look, I understand.  In your mind, you are an important person who makes and rests cases, whose opinions and advice matter, a man respected and revered by his peers and...  let's be honest, the sooner you face reality and put these preposterous delusions behind you, the sooner we can start to rebuild.  And stop worrying about "increas[ing] the risk of making you look foolish."  Start instead with the basics of adult life--like not "investing" your coin in intertubes pseudonyms.

~The road to mental health is just around the corner!"--Dr. Evans

I rest my case.

ORLY?  Looking foolish in this thread?

@NotLambChop: While I agree with Tom's sentiment that voicing concerns is a good thing, presenting only rhetoric unbacked by solid facts only serves to highlight the speaker's lack of true understanding of the situation.

I suggest that if you wish to constructively contribute to the conversation, you present whatever facts you may have to hand or arguments based on pre-established facts.  Posting arguments based on pure speculation only serves to increase the risk of making you look foolish.

^And yet I still try.  A wit once pointed out that insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.*  This subforum is a long and sordid record of fraud, theft, and plain old-fashioned failure, but success?  Folks always point to just one example:  early days of ASICMINER (which, for the past year, has been declining like so):



If we're to take the above-mentioned wit seriously, this forum is a hotbed of lunacy.  From my past experience in these forae, I have concluded that relying on anything that whiffs of reason and logic results in outbursts of rabid rage from the locals.  Not my desired effect.

Wat do?

I'm currently experimenting with my own, home-baked version Absurdism:  Hiding the message in a wholesome blend of bombastic rhetoric spiced with aged netspeak and served in a bed of decorative gifs, with a side-order of infantalia.  Allows the advanced/terminal cases to discount the whole thing as "trolling" (less anger), while those in the earlier stages of dementia are still able to benefit (like a dog swallowing bitter medicine wrapped in bologna).  It's a long shot...

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*Albert Einstein is credited.

Well, it was good while it lasted. We return you now to your regularly scheduled trollfest.

If you can't invest without giving your money to strangers, you should not invest.  This, again, should be obvious.
I share with you that factoid in the same spirit as this one: If you can't fly by jumping off tall buildings, don't do it.

While flying is a thing, and though it seems unjust that some can do it while others can't, what you're proposing here (jumping off tall buildings and hoping for the best) prob'ly won't make you happy.

Nor are you likely to learn flying by repeatedly throwing yourself off buildings and other tall places, even though this subforum is dedicated to just that.  I know baby birds seem to do it that way, but you're not a baby bird.  
Sorry to be such a downer.

*Also: "...my portfolio (in line with diversifying via risk-reward)" <==a collection of used scratch tickets is not a portfolio, nor is buying Scratch Crazy along with Winar is U "diversifying."  

 ~

You can't invest without giving your money to strangers.  Whatever makes them not strangers IRL would be on the path to regulation and/or antithetical to crypto (failing that, at least antithetical to the regulation you seemed to dislike so much above). The guys at Coinreturn are no less and no more strangers to me and you than the exchanges, mining pools and the very decentralized network itself. At the end of the day, if you're in this game, you will have your money in the hands of strangers at some point, or else why have it at all?

Frankly, I don't give a shit about this particular project because it's not even close to being the biggest part of my portfolio (in line with diversifying via risk-reward), and if it tanks or Tom and Jeff split, then I was wrong and what you seem to perceive as my "crusade" ends there, but I, too, am all about trying to represent as much of what I consider to be the truth as I can to all who listen, and as far as I can tell, you haven't offered much other than "they could scam us, therefore they will scam us". (Again, that's reasonable considering the cost, but we're past that point in the argument).  It's great that people like you exist and offer criticism so that we all hash it out now and then and remain vigilant (I'm being sincere there), but I personally want them to have a fair shake as they've been, if nothing else, civil and prompt in their dealings with us thus far.

As an aside, kudos to Tom (or Jeff?) for that remark bout how this kind of dialogue is necessary, even when it's critical of one's self.  If you really are scamming me, at least you're playing it straight.