@balu2 ... good thinking, and IMZ was way ahead on this one.
The Hedges are exactly that ETF, and the F = .999 fine 2oz of shiny silver.
Get in on the game
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Re: the bigger picture
We don't need to be on Wall St.
We create our own institution the P2P ETFs backed by UN Clearing House International.
Plus I can go from cash in my pocket to holding an UNHedge in about 1hr (really ... cash>btc>uno>UNhedge)
Can you do that with the big boys ETFs?1. Winkivoss twins couldn't be more pure blue blood WASP elitist ... they ARE the essence of the ivy league ... they stink of bloody old money and privilege. Wink Wink is highly connected to the powers that be. AND they are stuck +18months in review/approval
2. We need to be about X5 bigger than LTC to even consider paying the legal cost of round 1 of discovery/filing.
3. The old system is BROKEN, let it go. It's (mostly very) dead Jim.
4. You can back UNO with a Wall St. ETF // it's easy all you have to do is set up a peg clearly define that X uno = Y wall street trade certificates (and Honestly honor this promised price index // building trust in the p2p trust network). UNO is the superblock of this new p2p trust network ... and it will expand to include peers in all well organized coin communities. Welcome to the NEM
5. If we really, truly, desperately yearn to be "Listed and High Frequency Trade" ... go around the wall NOT through the wall. We can buy control of an already listed (yet very small) company. DING!
ps ... doesn't even have to be a Yankee registered company. ---
That said I am very interested in exploring an UNO backed 'asset'.
We should do them all >> NXT, BTSX, CP, and even a dogeparty.
We need to keep some continuity (use the same formula) but different players can manage/back the assets.
(do this to prevent public confusion)
BUT ... I'm not well informed (cuz I've avoid these 3rd Party coins) so guessing that the asset would be like the BitUSD or a NuBit? 1=1?
@ anyone that is familiar with NXT, BTSX, CP
What can we do? And How?
I'm of the opinion to forget the ETF concept. That's Wall Street, I'm more ideological on the matter of UNO. I prefer to do things "in house" as opposed to letting the entrenched interests dictate what UNO becomes.
However, as an open community, there's nothing stopping those that wish to go that route from heading there. I simply prefer IMZ's hedge model.