sounds very complicated. why should it be listed on a public exchange? there will be no payouts or dividends.lehmansister wrote:I'd be interested if this were listed on a public exchange. The funds should be accounted for, and usage voted upon.
the fund has only started collecting money.Since you previously started it, where can I find the prior work done without funding, to see what could be done with funding.
Public visibility and "all are welcome" investing in an unregulated market are actually pretty darn simple. And it keeps things on the level. For exactly the reason you quote, no payouts or dividends, it's very important to have MORE visibility into spending. Normally, an investors only insight into the company is their dividends, since you're asking for money, and there will be none, how do you expect people to track the quality of their investment?phelix wrote: sounds very complicated. why should it be listed on a public exchange? there will be no payouts or dividends.
do you know the bitcoin100 - I had something like that in mind.
I'm not interested in investment at this time, but the more sites out there, the better. Good job on contributing! I may change my mind at some point.phelix wrote: the fund has only started collecting money.
but you may be interested in http://nx.bit (http://bitcoinx.com/namecoin) my upcoming namecoin page (not related to the fund).
yes, everything will be fully transparent. i will put up a google spreadsheet with ins (names for whoever wants to spend publicly) and outs.lehmansister wrote:Public visibility and "all are welcome" investing in an unregulated market are actually pretty darn simple. And it keeps things on the level. For exactly the reason you quote, no payouts or dividends, it's very important to have MORE visibility into spending. Normally, an investors only insight into the company is their dividends, since you're asking for money, and there will be none, how do you expect people to track the quality of their investment?phelix wrote: sounds very complicated. why should it be listed on a public exchange? there will be no payouts or dividends.
do you know the bitcoin100 - I had something like that in mind.
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That's too bad, I don't use that product. Maybe you should consider putting all of the spreadsheet data on your .bit system.phelix wrote: yes, everything will be fully transparent. i will put up a google spreadsheet with ins (names for whoever wants to spend publicly) and outs.
