Quote from: anti-dot on August 16, 2014, 06:21:29 AM

How is it possible, that Shares price can only grow?
For example, there are 10 shares per $1 in the X-Value.com system.
It's 10 shares and 10$. (All shares are 100% backed by money).
Purchase price of the share will be higher, than the selling price of the share and it will be $2.
After some time users will buy 10 share per $2.
Now there are 20 shares and $30 in the system. (All shares are 100% backed by money).
So, share price will grow to $1.5. Purchase price of the share will be $3.
If some users will sell their shares, or even if all users will sell their shares, all users will receive $1.5 per share, because it is always enough money in the system.
For example, users will sell their 10 shares for $1.5
Now there are 10 shares and $15 in the system. Share price still will be $1.5. That's why price will never go down, and can only grow.
After that some users will buy another 10 shares per $3.
Now there are 20 shares and $45 in the system.
So, share price will grow to (45/20) $2.25 per share. Purchase price will grow to (2.25 * 2) $4.5 per share.
There are 20 shares per $2.25 and $45 in the system. (All shares are 100% backed by money).
Some users will buy more shares for $4.5 per share etc.

Now can you see that this system is always have money to pay users? It is not just a hyip or ponzi, it is first and unique system, where you can make lot of money without risks.
Do not listen all stupid guys, who says that it's a ponzi scheme. They are just not clever and cannot understand, that not only ponzi can exist in the world.
One genius and mathematic scientist design this principle, and it is totally differ.
X-value is the one system in the world, which use it.

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What are you talking about?

1 Share = 1$
10 players buys 10 shares for 1$ each (10$)
Money supply: 10$

Price raises to 2$ / share.
10 players buys 10 shares for 2$ each (20$)
Money supply: 30$

Now when the current share-price is 2$.. 20 people have shares worth off 40$. You're 10$ short..

Please correct me if I'm wrong.. or just GTFO with your scam.