Quote from: OgNasty on August 22, 2015, 07:19:16 PM

Quote from: RCHumphrey on August 22, 2015, 06:54:26 PM

Can you verify your funds under management? Given your focus on transparency and AML I assume this will be no problem?

Also, as a hedge fund, you must have holdings. Do you post those anywhere? Are you strictly trading altcoins back and forth or are you actually invested in any legitimate businesses with revenues? I know NastyFans provides an owner list so that claimed holdings can easily be verified by a 3rd party. I assume your holdings would have something similar.

Given that you promise a 7-11% return on Bitcoin, what risks or obstacles are there to jeopardize this? Is there a point when your fund will get so big that 11% returns are no longer possible? Is there a point when the exchange rate will become so high that an 11% return is no longer possible? I already know the answers to these questions, but I would like to see your response.

Yes it is no problem- send me your email. We're not trading alt-coins or investing in any other businesses as of now. We're strictly trading bitcoin on the market using our algorithm, and creating returns from scalping. The only risk in our business is the exchange running away with our money, which is highly unlikely.

Right now we can trade up to 40k coins while producing similar returns. We pay 0.5% per trade we make, and the more coins we have in trade the lower the fee will be. We can get it down to as low as 0.01%. The exchange rate (currency exchange rate) is paid by our customers if they give us cash. If we receive bitcoins, there is no currency exchange fee.