^Interesting idea you got there, though facts don't support it. BTC price actually fell since the first IPO. If RENT worked as a hedge, share price should be higher.
But wait! That's not all!! You'll also receivefive paring knives exciting third-party risks! RENT could fold and Havelock could fold, leaving you sad and unhedged 
Wanna hedge your Bitcoin bet? Invest in teh $, which has historically maintained perfect $ parity
But wait! That's not all!! You'll also receive
Wanna hedge your Bitcoin bet? Invest in teh $, which has historically maintained perfect $ parity
Announcement Start Date/Time End Date/Time Status Units Remaining Max/User Price/Unit
2014-03-28 2014-03-31 12:00 2014-04-30 12:00 closed 50000 26900 50000 ฿0.00750000
2014-02-05 2014-02-07 13:00 2014-03-07 13:00 closed 78534 0 78534 ฿0.00550000
My bad, it was roughly the same price, price range was ~$630 - $520 during the period of its 2 IPO's. Either way its a good value, current market cap is ~444k, whereas they have over 600k in assets / cash. I would also be willing to bet a pretty penny they don't fold. If Havelock goes into financial distress they have investors emails / information (at least I believe so, I know cryptostocks does this), and theres always risk using a 3rd party, regardless of who it is. I think the risk is small enough to invest on their platform, as do many others