Quote from: granathus on January 11, 2014, 12:20:10 AM

Quote from: Scribbles646 on January 11, 2014, 12:13:38 AM

Quote from: IlPresidenteX on January 10, 2014, 07:16:15 PM

Quote from: Scribbles646 on January 10, 2014, 06:18:27 PM

Willing to buy your mona stake:

min amount: 500
max amount: 5000

0.0004 LTC per 1 MONA

A very generous offer for this yet unlisted coin.

Price too low

I don't think its entirely out of line for a coin that hasn't even reached the low volume alt exchanges, may not even get listed at all, there's a significant risk.
Using the data I've collected I've calculated the current market entry price to be quite close to $0.01 usd per mona*, those who started before much earlier than today would have less invested in proportion to share of the total stake they now hold.

Early adopters have the opportunity now to exit the market, without incurring losses, likely getting a fair profit, while the buyers(myself included) assume the very high risk of a asset with extremely low liquidity, and the fair chance of 0% R.O.I.

Economics are one of my primary fields of expertise, I normally don't work for free, so don't expect any more free assessments. (But contact me if you need someone to crunch the numbers and work out the economics of a coin)

*(My full mona assessment is not included here, but is written in my notebook if needed)

This may be true, but it doesn't make your offer "very generous". It is a calculated risk, therefore reasonable, not generous.

Calculated risk, true, but I consider it a generous offer since the lifetime cost per unit averages far less than the current entry price. Paying greater than new unit price for an asset that has a high and very real risk of total loss(0% R.O.I.) and nearly zero liquidity, would be unwise. Anything greater than new unit cost is illogical from my standpoint, and I've offered greater than 90% of that, therefore calculated generosity.