I might, it depends...
Bitcoin is still relatively new though, set up a fund IRL.
Topic: Would you invest in BitCoin fund? - page 2. (Read 2343 times)
No i would not invest bitcoins in your fund because i think that the bitcoin economy will be more and more to an big speculation and the confidience in bitcoin will still going down.
No probably not. Maybe down the line though
The web app is finished, and I am already managing some bitcoins (some friends accounts). I need to do some more testing before I open it to public.
Is this a closed-end fund? What I want to do is instant deposits and withdrawals. In your case I need to find a buyer for my fund shares first. In my case fund will redeem your shares (liquidate some investments if needed) and pay out your share.
You may want to check out the LIF funds traded on the GLBSE. How would you differentiate yourself from them?
Is this a closed-end fund? What I want to do is instant deposits and withdrawals. In your case I need to find a buyer for my fund shares first. In my case fund will redeem your shares (liquidate some investments if needed) and pay out your share.
There are ways that this 'complete stranger' could identify himself.
I can't give you my real name. I will probably start the fund with my and my friends' bitcoins. It will be enough.
Any portfolio for us to see where our few cents are going to?
Not yet. I have my personal investment portfolios, but the fund is just an idea at the moment. About my personal investments... some solid dividend paying stocks (PG, JNJ, TEF, T, CSCO...), some gold and silver miners, and some short term trades (short SP500, silver 1 year $28 calls, EURUSD 6 months 1,38 puts). Remember, these are some of my positions at the moment and can change at any time. EURUSD puts and SP500 short are used as a hedge to silver calls bought at $28 a few weeks ago.
Oh, and yes, I know Cisco is not solid dividend paying stock... I bought it because it got so oversold.
Why not? I have a few hundred BTC and don't have anything to do with them. I tought it would be nice to be able to invest them.
Any portfolio for us to see where our few cents are going to?
There are ways that this 'complete stranger' could identify himself.
Why not? I have a few hundred BTC and don't have anything to do with them. I tought it would be nice to be able to invest them.
I guess I won't. Just feeling that Bitcoin is not even really established as a currency yet. Is it time for funds, derivatives and all sorts of advanced financial tools?
I'm thinking of opening a BitCoin fund. The fund would trade bitcoins, publicly traded options and ETFs. It would give people a chance to earn some interest on their bitcoins (and me a chance to earn some fees 
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Deposit and withdrawals would be instant (just like mtgox and other exchanges), no time/amount limits. Would you trust a few cents to a complete stranger?
.Deposit and withdrawals would be instant (just like mtgox and other exchanges), no time/amount limits. Would you trust a few cents to a complete stranger?
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