Quote from: smaragda on January 17, 2014, 06:58:53 AM

Quote from: td services on January 17, 2014, 06:31:54 AM

Yes, original pre-sale price was 21 BTC/1 billion NXT = 0.000000021 BTC/NXT. Initial sale price after pre-sale closed was 0.000001 NXT/BTC. This yields a markup of 47.619 X pre-sale price.

There was NO such thing as an "original pre-sale price"... but, in any case, thnx for making it clear.

I believe you should make it clear to everybody that the only concern you have, as it relates to NXT, is that YOU were not one of the initial holders. You NOT being an initial holder has NOTHING to do with what NXT has to offer AND/OR with its valuation. The sooner you realize it, the better it will be for people coming to this thread looking for information on Ethereum.

I have made that very clear at the outset. I went to invest when the sale was open, asked when the deadline was to invest since it appeared to be 1/3/14, was told by come-from-beyond he would ask BCnext, the founder, then was told there was a change in plans, the sale had closed but they let someone else's investment in. The principals still refuse to acknowledge the true reason for closing investment without advance notice. While this has nothing to with its technical capabilities it has everything to do with the integrity and character of the people managing the project, which is critical information in any investment.

You are correct, whether or not I or anyone else in particular holds an asset has nothing to do with its valuation - that is determined by the market. There was a pre-sale price, determined by simple arithmetic. It just was not known until after the initial distribution, and it calculates to 0.000000021 BTC/NXT. Your use of caps for emphasis gives your post an argumentative, emotional tone.

I'll make a deal: If NXT is never mentioned in any thread outside of threads specifically devoted to NXT, then I'll never comment on it again.