Quote from: Hyena on May 13, 2015, 03:29:52 PM

Quote from: Sentinelrv on May 13, 2015, 03:01:40 PM

Quote from: JordanLee on May 13, 2015, 02:11:16 PM

I'm not sure what would lead you to conclude NuShares are a dying asset.

I don't think that is what he was saying. Notice he that said it may appear that way to the incompetent eye, meaning people who are just going by charts alone and haven't done any research to realize what is going on with development and other things. At least current NuShareholders know there is a lot of important things going on, which is why some of us were shocked that people would turn down the opportunity to get NuShares in addition to BlockShares. Personally, I think they're all making a big mistake on that one and will regret it within the next year or two.

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That's exactly what I meant and why I deliberately referred to the "incompetent eyes". I also think that now the B&C investors will get a slightly worse deal because NuShares and B&C will be working in symbiosis so it would make sense to own the shares of both systems. Looking at the market liquidity of nushares, it would be more expensive to buy the nushares from the open market than by getting them as a part of B&C investment.

That makes sense. It was a good excuse to brag about how well NuShares have performed in this difficult market though.

Parametric order books are being implemented in NuBot right now, and when it is released I expect we will bring liquidity to NSR/NBT pairs. It won't be deep liquidity at first, but it will be an improvement.