I'm sorry but your site isn't worth anything. For all intents and purposes you have zero value.
Interesting estimation. How do you come to this conclusion?
When you operate a site, you have liabilities, or costs. You also have revenue.
Simplistically speaking, value = revenue - liabilities.
Your site has no revenue to speak of, and pretty much no volume. There are all sorts of intangible liabilities involved:
(1) risk of service being hacked
(2) risk of being charged with money laundering depending on your jurisdiction unless you spend $xx,xxx+ applying for applicable licenses
(3) risk of service being hacked
I took one look at your site and I can immediately tell that it's not very secure, and that's a
very bad thing for a financial site. You are loading external javascript code from a random web service just to have a chatbox.
Let me remind you, if their random tiny web service (or their infrastructure) gets hacked, the attacker can control Coinut.com as well. One of the most basic rules of web security is that you do not embed external resources. As you obviously did not grasp that, I'm concerned about the security of other parts of the project.
