Due to legal considerations in one of our countries, bitcoin trading could cause legal problems and personal risk and that is why we have no choice except that both of us remain anonymous.
If I understand correctly, this means that bitcoin trading and offering investments is not legal in one or more of the countries where you live. Is that correct?
This fund should be considered unavailable where prohibited by law.
Are you rescinding the offering? If not, then you should have enough confidence in your legal standing to provide identification.
Which countries do you operate out of?
After each month we will issue a summary for the month which includes a result of the fund NAV and an update on trading activity.
What exactly will be in the reports besides the NAV and the weekly gains/losses you report already in the form of dividend payments? How can the information you report be verified as truth?
Q: What about your own capital?
A: We would like to put capital into a new project that we hope to announce later but we count on gains from our method up until now as income to build up what we can invest. We would like to replace part of this income with 15% share from the fund. By sustaining some income without needing our own capital anymore we are leveraging our method and our own capital to fund two projects instead of one.
So... none of your own money. You share none of the risk.
You get a 15% reward of the profit, but none of your trading activity and resulting gains or losses can be verified. You can report whatever profits or losses you wish and keep the results. If you are inept or dishonest, there is no way to prove it. You are unwilling to provide proof of identity, and can simply disappear when you want with no recourse for the 'investor'.
This might as well be one of those "Send me your money and I'll send 2x back to you!" threads, for all of the evidence provided.