I'm I the only one curious of what No cap and 30 days would have brought in
hahaha 
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July 15, 2014, 10:16:44 PM
So 5 days and 750 btc
I'm I the only one curious of what No cap and 30 days would have brought in hahaha
I'm I the only one curious of what No cap and 30 days would have brought in
hahaha July 15, 2014, 10:15:50 PM
So if I do the pre-sale now will I be refunded?
1. The amount is not certain, so the cap is probably not reached yet.
2. Someone from buyers may ask for a refund so the ones in waiting list (who invested after 750 btc) will have a stake.
Thanks for the quick response. I will give it a try.
July 15, 2014, 10:10:36 PM
So if I do the pre-sale now will I be refunded?
1. The amount is not certain, so the cap is probably not reached yet.
2. Someone from buyers may ask for a refund so the ones in waiting list (who invested after 750 btc) will have a stake.
July 15, 2014, 10:06:55 PM
So if I do the pre-sale now will I be refunded?
July 15, 2014, 09:50:17 PM
762 BTC invested
July 15, 2014, 09:23:55 PM
rofl basic math.
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
You may be quite right Jibble. Though on the other hand, the pizza parlour owner who sold a pizza for thousands of bitcoins (in the fantastic belief the coins would have substantive value at some future point) was equally if not more foolish
Not really, you have historical data that can be used here, for bitcoin there was nothing, bitcoin with 13 million coins currently and crypti with 100 million.
you did zero research you basically assigned a random high value to a single coin and times it by 100 million. no evidence to suggest why it might reach that other than "someone bought pizza for bitcoin" is not evidence at all, just wishful thinking
how exactly are you equating saying "a coin will be worth vastly more than bitcoin" to "someone saying these will be worth more in the future" one is saying they will be worth more, 1 is using pure imagination to arrive at their conclusion, ignoring all the facts laying before them in 4 years of historical data
It is difficult for me to disagree with you Jibble. I shall therefore leave that to others.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”
Weird how you draw a conclusion based on zero evidence and then use an Einstein quote about imagination .
It is my imagination that imagines btc reaching 20 trillion a coin, my knowledge shows that to be an almost impossibility to ever happen. unless whatever it is compared against is almost worthless.
You could also argue imagination has some rooted source in knowledge and using imagination without knowledge is simply delusion.
But if you want to quote me years old quotes then continue to do so, i enjoy them.
July 15, 2014, 09:21:01 PM
743,344 BTC invested. Last chance to get rich.
July 15, 2014, 09:10:09 PM
rofl basic math.
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
You may be quite right Jibble. Though on the other hand, the pizza parlour owner who sold a pizza for thousands of bitcoins (in the fantastic belief the coins would have substantive value at some future point) was equally if not more foolish
Not really, you have historical data that can be used here, for bitcoin there was nothing, bitcoin with 13 million coins currently and crypti with 100 million.
you did zero research you basically assigned a random high value to a single coin and times it by 100 million. no evidence to suggest why it might reach that other than "someone bought pizza for bitcoin" is not evidence at all, just wishful thinking
how exactly are you equating saying "a coin will be worth vastly more than bitcoin" to "someone saying these will be worth more in the future" one is saying they will be worth more, 1 is using pure imagination to arrive at their conclusion, ignoring all the facts laying before them in 4 years of historical data
It is difficult for me to disagree with you Jibble. I shall therefore leave that to others.
“Imagination is more important than knowledge. For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”
July 15, 2014, 09:02:14 PM
Also the ~750 BTC feels strange. Why not exactly 750 BTC? Because they will actually sell more than that, now that they see there is huge interest? And if they do, this will dilute the share of the current investors, who are thinking they are getting 1/750 of the available Crypti by investing 1 BTC, while in reality they may get only 1/1000 or something. This would be misleading investor very badly, so I hope I am wrong here.
The maximum cap is 750 BTC with Bter and Maxmint combined, this means once we reach the cap, anything raised above will be returned to buyers.
We will use both Bter buy times and blockchain transaction times, to ensure the cap correctly applied to these both channels.
July 15, 2014, 08:55:51 PM
Ipo is close after the 750 BTC?
It won't be closed after 750 BTC, but all investments over 750 will be refunded. We're at ~744 BTC right now.
July 15, 2014, 08:34:22 PM
rofl basic math.
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
You may be quite right Jibble. Though on the other hand, the pizza parlour owner who sold a pizza for thousands of bitcoins (in the fantastic belief the coins would have substantive value at some future point) was equally if not more foolish
Not really, you have historical data that can be used here, for bitcoin there was nothing, bitcoin with 13 million coins currently and crypti with 100 million.
you did zero research you basically assigned a random high value to a single coin and times it by 100 million. no evidence to suggest why it might reach that other than "someone bought pizza for bitcoin" is not evidence at all, just wishful thinking
how exactly are you equating saying "a coin will be worth vastly more than bitcoin" to "someone saying these will be worth more in the future" one is saying they will be worth more, 1 is using pure imagination to arrive at their conclusion, ignoring all the facts laying before them in 4 years of historical data
July 15, 2014, 08:23:38 PM
rofl basic math.
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
You may be quite right Jibble. Though on the other hand, the pizza parlour owner who sold a pizza for thousands of bitcoins (in the fantastic belief the coins would have substantive value at some future point) was equally if not more foolish
July 15, 2014, 08:19:47 PM
Ipo is close after the 750 BTC?
July 15, 2014, 08:11:33 PM
I've read some news today. Looks like Bitcoin is really going to $10K-20K mark within a couple of years or so.
In this case if Crypti market cap is 50K BTC, 1 BTC investment return will be $500K-1M. It's somewhat possible. But $12.5M, unlikely.
In this case if Crypti market cap is 50K BTC, 1 BTC investment return will be $500K-1M. It's somewhat possible. But $12.5M, unlikely.
July 15, 2014, 08:10:31 PM
rofl basic math.
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
so basic it is math that has no relation to reality.
I was also doing some basic math, if crpyti reaches 250btc per coin. that's a lot of money
July 15, 2014, 08:06:42 PM
I was doing some basic math. If an investor holds 1 BTC worth of Crypti, that translates to 100,000 coins (plus early investment bonuses which all investors must get to some extent because they are essentially sold out already to all intents and purposes).
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
16'000'000 BTC market cap? It's more than Bitcoin itself )
It is a good investment argument
SKY is the limit. (I wish!)
July 15, 2014, 08:04:06 PM
I was doing some basic math. If an investor holds 1 BTC worth of Crypti, that translates to 100,000 coins (plus early investment bonuses which all investors must get to some extent because they are essentially sold out already to all intents and purposes).
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
16'000'000 BTC market cap? It's more than Bitcoin itself )
July 15, 2014, 08:01:09 PM
I was doing some basic math. If an investor holds 1 BTC worth of Crypti, that translates to 100,000 coins (plus early investment bonuses which all investors must get to some extent because they are essentially sold out already to all intents and purposes).
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
If the price per Crypti hits 0.16 BTC, that would value each Crypti at $100, yielding a return of $12.5m dollars on an investment of 1 BTC. However, the fast buck merchants will sell at x4 or x10 which will give investors who missed out on the IPO a crack at making long term money.
July 15, 2014, 07:48:40 PM
I bet 2% investors will be holding for months if not years. If one can afford to invest 15 BTC he must have learnt something by this point and won't go for a few quick bucks.
Small investors might dump at x3-x4 price coz they don't see potential or just don't know that as less they sell as more money they get.
Small investors might dump at x3-x4 price coz they don't see potential or just don't know that as less they sell as more money they get.
July 15, 2014, 07:44:47 PM
I do not claim specialist knowledge but beyond a peradventure I think thats probably right wulf.
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