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Topic
Board Securities
Re: Eternal Bitcoin Bonds by Usagi
by
usagi
on 07/03/2014, 03:31:42 UTC

Yeah I read those -- they're mostly BS. I don't need to waste time explaining why the shutdown threads are bs, do I? Or how any service can "see your passwords"?


If I am wrong, please tell me how you would spend the raised BTC, so that if the price goes up 100x, you will be able to pay out 500% per year on the original raised funds?

Usagi, you responded to a lot of what I said, but didn't answer my only question.  I feel it is important for a lender to know what the loan will be used for.

No, you don't need to know what the money will be used for -- this isn't a security, your "investment" (loan) is not dependant on the purpose of business. You have no "interest" in the business I am performing, per se -- I am offering highly liquid collateral. I don't mind telling you what the money will be used for, but second to the above you are framing yourself as a lender. Are you planning to loan to me? Smiley Namworld did. When he wanted to redeem I mailed him his 44oz. of silver. Just like everyone else. Here's something else you may have missed:

"Thanks Usagi for paying this loan back. You had some trouble with this one when a few btcstock exchanges closed down back in oct-nov, but you sorted things out and even paid off the last part of the loan early, thanks." - https://btcjam.com/listings/5938

Don't get trolled ognasty! Check my otc rating.

Anyways, the money will be used for buying stuff online, steam games, ipads, and so forth. I also want to buy a new dog and dog cage, dog food and dog care equipment. I also might buy some more gold and silver, I might buy some music books for my piano.  Not that it changes anything, because the collateral backing the loan has nothing to do with what I want to use it for. But there it is.