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Right now the General Fund is the only option available to buy shares in projects developed by the Noir Investment Group LLC that aren't built on top of the blockchain. You can send BTC, NRS, NRB or PTS to the addresses in the OP. I recommend checking out the The General Fund Ledger so you can see the current projects to invest in and how much is already invested.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AhCtiOzdwvPydEdVS21zTlptWjVGZkgxeDhxMUlzY3c&usp=drive_web%20-%20gid=0#gid=0Purchasing NRS give you ownership rights in future DACs developed by NIG, but not the current projects posted in the general ledger. You can purchase NRS and then immediately invest them in the fund.
Barwizi or somebody, please let me know if what I described is inaccurate.
Ok -- thank you. But, I am still unclear on a few things. On the "create/choose address to use as your unique identifier" section -- is that just a wallet or are you trying to say something else entirely?
Does it have something to do with not using a wallet from an exchange due to proof of stake calculations or something?
Let's say that I invest in the "general fund". What am I getting in tangible terms? I understand that you have projects going on, but what I mean is this a separate coin altogether? Or is this not a coin at all, but more of a share or, I guess more accurately, a promise of a share? At any time is that share liquid or is it just a dividend stream, or well...what?
I guess what I am asking is, since the "general fund" is wholly separate from NRS in what form is the general fund taking? I did examine the link you posted and I see that it says "shares", but I would still appreciate more clarity.
Also, on that same "Investment Options" link you imply that you would recommend a "mixed option" as that would "create a favorable situation for them all around". If that is your advice, why have you decided not to make the "mixed option" available?