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Re: bitfloor needs your help!
by
SgtSpike
on 07/09/2012, 17:41:37 UTC
I am soliciting offers for the purchase of my 103 BTC balance at Bitfloor.

How do you plan to make the sale effective? do you sell your account?

All means of Bitcoin transfers have been shutdown on bitfloor.

I would expect Roman to faciliate the tranfer of obligations to your account.

Well, I don't have an account and it's closed for registration. Other than that I'd offer 25, deal?

Not even close.  Bitfloor in liquidation is worth at least 40% of the reported losses.  Plus gross negligence on Roman's part should make it straightforward to get a judgement against his personal assets.
Why didn't you state up front that you were looking for at least 40% instead of berating people for sending what they believe to be a reasonable offer?

You are the only person doing any berating in this thread.

What I did was kickoff a very necessary discussion into the valuation of Roman's presently defaulted obligations.

Do you have anything useful to contribute?  If not, please take a Midol and the rest of your life off from posting to me.
"Not even close" and stating that it is worth "at least 40%" as if the person making the offer was completely stupid for thinking it was worth anything less is pretty berating.  Especially when all you said is "send your offers," not specifying a particular amount to begin with.

I just think it's silly when people ask others to send offers, then scold them for lowballing when there was no precedent for the value of item to begin with.  If you're looking to receive a certain amount for something, then state as much up front.  Anything else is just wasting people's time.

And if you want to discuss the valuation of Roman's defaulted obligations, why not just propose said discussion?  Say, "What would you pay for a piece of Roman's default obligations, as a percentage?"  Bam.  Simple as that.  No need for people to send you useless offers that you will refuse because you're really only just looking for a valuation.