I'm still trying to sell it at BTC0.25. It hasn't traded at that for almost a month now 
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A few people are selling off the stock, which I understand. If they invested BTC0.25 back when BTC was worth $10, they've almost tripled their USD value. I could "adjust" my sell offer of the BTC equivalent to ~$3 per share like it was when I first started, but that would be unfair to the original investors. If I raise more funding now, with the BTC price so high, I'll end up with a higher USD amount of funding. So when BTC goes back down (because it will), we will have withdrawn BTC at a high price and invested it, then paid dividends as it came down... So more BTC's!
I have about BTC6 waiting that needs to be invested, but I won't withdrawl it until I have at least $500 worth of BTC raised to invest with. It wouldn't be worth investing ~$150 and paying a $4 fee to do so. Because the annual % yield on that will be ~10%.
I hope this helps answer your question. If not, be more specific and I will try my best to clarify.
.A few people are selling off the stock, which I understand. If they invested BTC0.25 back when BTC was worth $10, they've almost tripled their USD value. I could "adjust" my sell offer of the BTC equivalent to ~$3 per share like it was when I first started, but that would be unfair to the original investors. If I raise more funding now, with the BTC price so high, I'll end up with a higher USD amount of funding. So when BTC goes back down (because it will), we will have withdrawn BTC at a high price and invested it, then paid dividends as it came down... So more BTC's!
I have about BTC6 waiting that needs to be invested, but I won't withdrawl it until I have at least $500 worth of BTC raised to invest with. It wouldn't be worth investing ~$150 and paying a $4 fee to do so. Because the annual % yield on that will be ~10%.
I hope this helps answer your question. If not, be more specific and I will try my best to clarify.