Quote from: drmadison on February 12, 2014, 09:56:46 PM

Quote from: AlexeyKV on February 12, 2014, 09:52:30 PM

Quote from: drmadison on February 12, 2014, 09:39:15 PM

You buy in another group buy and after 3-4 months your investment is done. How much is that share worth as of month 5 or 6? Nothing.

Again, another group buy offers absolutely same rules and reinvestment details as your group buy. These shares worth same as your group buy shares. But they offer 150 GHs for 30$ at start (for comparison to your 110 GHs 30$).

Then, their R2 shares will rise to 200 GHs, while your R4 shares will rise to 155 GHs.
Then, their R3 shares will rise to 300 GHs, while your R5 shares will rise to 250 GHs. Another company pop up with 30$ for 350 GHs shares.

It's just the example, but you should get the point. These problems you could meet in future and come to the point where you couldn't open new rounds.

Basically your argument of why this won't work is because someone else could offer the exact same thing, but make it a better deal somehow?
Isn't that true of ANY group buy anywhere, where someone else could sell the same hardware cheaper?

Yes, they can and will sell shares/hardware cheaper because they dont have old investors and have access to the new hardware. It's hidden trap, that will need to be passed somehow. Look at tripppn example. Try to make any other example. In most examples you will see how people at the start will have most profit, while people at the end will buy overpriced shares.