Quote from: Abu22 on May 02, 2013, 10:25:22 AM

Quote from: RationalSpeculator on May 02, 2013, 06:27:05 AM

Erik,

There is a new cost charged for April: 'SatoshiRoller IP rights'

I was under the impression SD owned the IP rights themselves. How high will these IP costs be over time?

Thinking the same thing...

But again, no word for almost a week...

This has got to be a joke...

For April:
Earnings   3813.93462751   btc
Hosting/Tech Expenses   12.2   btc
Head IT April Pro-Rated   52.945   btc
Systems operator   91.7   btc
Legal   25.51   btc
IP Rights to SatoshiRoller   40.46   btc
Loss Carryover   0   btc
---------------------------------
Net Profit   3591.11962751

The pro-rated Head IT expenses ( max cap/52.945 )..So $5000/52.945 btc = $94.4376 average price... April was below $100/btc for maximum 5 days. You're not averaging the month because March's average was higher than $50/btc. Which does not correlate with the 100 btc payment.

And now you're adding another Systems operator...whos (cap?) is $8660..If you're using the same averaging technique as above...It seems like your just letting 'The Ghost of Satoshi roll the dice and pick a Lucky Number' that you claim as the fee's.

This is appalling.

Satoshi Roller is a custom Bitcoin client designed to play Satoshi Dice.

Without prejudice to the actual numbers, which Erik is welcome to explain (I have no connection/inside information), I'd like to point out the insanity of the Bitcoin peanut gallery. On one hand the "expectation" is that Bitcoin corps "aren't cheap" and don't do things like "the cheapest OVH package". Generally speaking all food eaten must be top quality because that's just how the Bitcoin peasantry rolls, nothing but hermeline and sable (since birth!!!).

If it ever comes to the actual bills being presented, however, that same peanut gallery suddenly changes shape and composition. Everybody has been living so far out of whatever food scraps they found under their own fingernails (since birth!!!) and there's no conceivable good reason for things to go any other way.

This cannot work, and I suspect one of the reasons you don't see revenue reports from virtually anyone other than MPEx-backed people is that pretty much everyone without MPEx backing is scared shitless of you idiots and this time of idiocy.

Go suck on a doughnut you found (in its original wrapper!!!) behind a police station. Programmers cost money, and $100 an hour is more common than hairs on your mom, and this sort of inane bullshit has to go (preferably, and if at all possible, alongside you yourselves, Bitcoin isn't for either idiots or poor people). Or to quote myself (from earlier in this very thread),

Quote from: MPOE-PR on August 22, 2012, 02:11:35 PM

That is what you are doing, with your unwelcome and unwarranted delusions of self importance. You are, with every dishonest remark, with every goblet of bile, with every hateful and rude comment on this forum, you are making it more difficult for the actual professionals to close actual deals, and you are making it less likely for actual businesses to go BTC rather than traditional, and in short you are sticking nails in BTC's coffin. It's that simple: as long as BTC is perceived as "that currency in which they do Ponzis" we are, collectively and generally, going nowhere. We have a limited window of time to make BTC work, financially. If in 2020 all that's happening are still "investments" of the ilk we've seen offered all over this forum, the very notion of cryptocurrency might be too discredited to ever take off. If this insanity going on the lines of "bitcoin is for raising money to buy a toaster" is allowed to continue it might become our ceiling. As it is it will come to haunt us.

Read that entire post, it'll benefit.