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Topic: VERITASEUM DISCUSSION THREAD - page 11. (Read 251038 times)
does any have any info were to buy from
I have read about your project and I want to support all people, this is a really good project. I hope your team will always support the excellent work!
Veritaseum is a good token, I hope the price that happened in January (more than $430) can be repeated soon, so buying VERI now will certainly make us get a big profit.
Can we expect VERI to be added to IDEX soon?
nobody there.
Can we expect VERI to be added to IDEX soon?
VERI few people there when buyabit is on vacation,
Reggie not talking any more ?
Reggie not talking any more ?
Veritaseum about to go to the Moon!!! 
My big toe on left foot did the twitch, I'm predicting $322 by next month 
My big toe on left foot did the twitch, I'm predicting $322 by next month Again you show your ignorance.
The 5%fee is good for an exposure for up to 99 years and charged only once. 2-n-20 is charged annually. Want to do the comparison again for 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 year holdings?
The 5%fee is good for an exposure for up to 99 years and charged only once. 2-n-20 is charged annually. Want to do the comparison again for 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 year holdings?
You sound like a parrot.
Again... bla bla bla... Dorky shows his ignorance... bla bla bla...
Question: Would you hold a position for 99 years without any rebalancing?
Even professionally managed funds need to do rebalancing at least twice a year.
And that would mean VeADIR's fee at least 10% minimum.
5% for unlimited rebalancing?
Well, I guess free lunch really does exist in this world, courtesy of Reggie's gourmet skill.
And try not to ignore the fact that VeADIR's performance is worse than BTC and ETH alone.
Nice to see this scamcoin in the toilet. Told you guys to get out while you still could. Now keep holding till 0.
We got a real genius here. What alt coin could you say anything different about? The price has 0 to do with the project, and part of the overall bear market.
Not only is VERI not very profitable (because it is not an investment), but the 5% fee is also very expensive.
Hedge funds' 2-n-20 fee structure is 2% yearly fee and 20% fee (on alpha) only if the fund outperforms certain benchmark, otherwise 20% does not apply.
In comparison, VeADIR charges 5% per every exposure opened and it also underperformed BTC and ETH.
So VeADIR charges 2.5 times higher fees than traditional hedge funds.
Initially, the fee was arbitrarily set by Reggie.
Later, I wrote a post on how increasing the fee may/will increase the token value.
So I suspect Reggie fixing the fee to 5% was observing my way of increasing the token price.
If so, that is one way of manipulation beside burning 98% of the supply.
But after much consideration, even burning the 98% supply may still be useless because VeADIR does not outperform the benchmark.
Again you show your ignorance.Hedge funds' 2-n-20 fee structure is 2% yearly fee and 20% fee (on alpha) only if the fund outperforms certain benchmark, otherwise 20% does not apply.
In comparison, VeADIR charges 5% per every exposure opened and it also underperformed BTC and ETH.
So VeADIR charges 2.5 times higher fees than traditional hedge funds.
Initially, the fee was arbitrarily set by Reggie.
Later, I wrote a post on how increasing the fee may/will increase the token value.
So I suspect Reggie fixing the fee to 5% was observing my way of increasing the token price.
If so, that is one way of manipulation beside burning 98% of the supply.
But after much consideration, even burning the 98% supply may still be useless because VeADIR does not outperform the benchmark.
The 5%fee is good for an exposure for up to 99 years and charged only once. 2-n-20 is charged annually. Want to do the comparison again for 3, 5, 10, 20, 30 year holdings?
Nice to see this scamcoin in the toilet. Told you guys to get out while you still could. Now keep holding till 0.
[Integration Announcement] Veritaseum enters CoinFairValue.com with a Fair Value of $57.65 (a 42% higher than its price). Check the investor warnings.
Does the platform allow loaning out veri tokens for interest payments yet?
Not only is VERI not very profitable (because it is not an investment), but the 5% fee is also very expensive.
Hedge funds' 2-n-20 fee structure is 2% yearly fee and 20% fee (on alpha) only if the fund outperforms certain benchmark, otherwise 20% does not apply.
In comparison, VeADIR charges 5% per every exposure opened and it also underperformed BTC and ETH.
So VeADIR charges 2.5 times higher fees than traditional hedge funds.
Initially, the fee was arbitrarily set by Reggie.
Later, I wrote a post on how increasing the fee may/will increase the token value.
So I suspect Reggie fixing the fee to 5% was observing my way of increasing the token price.
If so, that is one way of manipulation beside burning 98% of the supply.
But after much consideration, even burning the 98% supply may still be useless because VeADIR does not outperform the benchmark.
Hedge funds' 2-n-20 fee structure is 2% yearly fee and 20% fee (on alpha) only if the fund outperforms certain benchmark, otherwise 20% does not apply.
In comparison, VeADIR charges 5% per every exposure opened and it also underperformed BTC and ETH.
So VeADIR charges 2.5 times higher fees than traditional hedge funds.
Initially, the fee was arbitrarily set by Reggie.
Later, I wrote a post on how increasing the fee may/will increase the token value.
So I suspect Reggie fixing the fee to 5% was observing my way of increasing the token price.
If so, that is one way of manipulation beside burning 98% of the supply.
But after much consideration, even burning the 98% supply may still be useless because VeADIR does not outperform the benchmark.
Hold VERI is more profitable because of the rising prices, I'm sure that VERI's performance will continue to improve and of course buying and hold VERI is a good and profitable thing.
VERI collapsed 90% from the top. its not very profitable for many. you are in denial.
Hold VERI is more profitable because of the rising prices, I'm sure that VERI's performance will continue to improve and of course buying and hold VERI is a good and profitable thing.
I just looked at the VeADIR performance for the last 90 days at around -32% ROI.
Then I checked total market cap of all cryptos from 90 days ago, conservatively at 383.698 bil (around the high point on May 18).
Currently at time of writing the total market cap is 294.701 bil.
That translate to around -23% ROI, vs VeADIR's -32% ROI.
Did VeADIR underperformed the total market cap for the past 90 days?
Update:
Does this -32% ROI include the 5% fee?
If not, the underperformance would be -37% ROI.
Update #2:
The exact date of last 90 days would be May 21st, after manual day counting.
Trying to make the total market performance to appear as bad as possible, I choose the highest point at 392.132 bil on May 21st.
On today, the total market cap declined by around -25%, which still outperformed VeADIR.
Ethereum market cap on that day at around its highest was 71.881 bil, conservatively to make ETH performance look as bad as possible.
Today its market cap is at 50.255 bil at time of writing, translating to -30%, still outperformed VeADIR, without the 5% fee.
Bitcoin's market cap at that time was 145.409 bil, around the highest.
Now at time of writing is at 126.920 bil, translating to around -13%.
Am I calculating things the wrong way?
Or is buying and holding BTC and/or ETH performed better than VeADIR for the last 90 days?
Then I checked total market cap of all cryptos from 90 days ago, conservatively at 383.698 bil (around the high point on May 18).
Currently at time of writing the total market cap is 294.701 bil.
That translate to around -23% ROI, vs VeADIR's -32% ROI.
Did VeADIR underperformed the total market cap for the past 90 days?
Update:
Does this -32% ROI include the 5% fee?
If not, the underperformance would be -37% ROI.
Update #2:
The exact date of last 90 days would be May 21st, after manual day counting.
Trying to make the total market performance to appear as bad as possible, I choose the highest point at 392.132 bil on May 21st.
On today, the total market cap declined by around -25%, which still outperformed VeADIR.
Ethereum market cap on that day at around its highest was 71.881 bil, conservatively to make ETH performance look as bad as possible.
Today its market cap is at 50.255 bil at time of writing, translating to -30%, still outperformed VeADIR, without the 5% fee.
Bitcoin's market cap at that time was 145.409 bil, around the highest.
Now at time of writing is at 126.920 bil, translating to around -13%.
Am I calculating things the wrong way?
Or is buying and holding BTC and/or ETH performed better than VeADIR for the last 90 days?
From Reggie Middleton.
Veritaseum's VeADIR now provides full metrics on it's asset backed tokens with live & historical data to prep for use as denominating store. We'll mint ~$100k of 1 oz gold tokens next week & sell to buyers. Gold tokens selling under spot can be arbitraged
https://dapp.veritaseum.com/#/assets/list(context:asset/VeGLD1oz/performance) …
Veritaseum's VeADIR now provides full metrics on it's asset backed tokens with live & historical data to prep for use as denominating store. We'll mint ~$100k of 1 oz gold tokens next week & sell to buyers. Gold tokens selling under spot can be arbitraged
https://dapp.veritaseum.com/#/assets/list(context:asset/VeGLD1oz/performance) …
From Reggie Middleton.
Within 48 hours or so, we'll post a comparison of VeGLD ownership/use to ETFs (ie. GLD), trusts, physical bullion, funds. The info may astound those who are not privy to the power of smart contracts over the blockchain. A new day has most definitely come!
https://dapp.veritaseum.com/#/assets/list(context:asset/VeGLD1oz/performance) …
Within 48 hours or so, we'll post a comparison of VeGLD ownership/use to ETFs (ie. GLD), trusts, physical bullion, funds. The info may astound those who are not privy to the power of smart contracts over the blockchain. A new day has most definitely come!
https://dapp.veritaseum.com/#/assets/list(context:asset/VeGLD1oz/performance) …
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