Quote from: nimiqshitcoin on May 18, 2019, 06:51:41 PM

You are totally wrong. If no new shares (new equity) was created when nimiq acquired 9.9% stack in the scammy WEG Bank then, why did the token pay share was DILUTED to 7.5%?? Your answer doesn't make any kind of sense. Simple, because nimiq acquired 9.9% of the company and WEG bank just inflated its own shares diluting all existing stakeholders allowing nimiq to acquire these new shares from the bank itself.

No, You are obviously wrong and this is because your math doesn't even add up (and again, everyone can verify): As TokenPays share of 9.9% was dilluted to 7.5%, this means that the total amount of shares was increased by about 25% (= 1-7.5/9.9), but Nimiq only bough 9.9%. Thus the action that diluted the shares was not Nimiqs investment. You also claim that WEG Bank inflated its shares which is not true either. WEG Bank increased their equity from 6.5M EUR to 8.58M EUR on Dec 21, 2018. The decision to do so (according to record in german company register) happened on their general assembly on Nov 13, 2018. As far as we know from Nimiq, they first met WEG Bank CEO during their hackathon end of November, thus the increase in equity was planned before Nimiq and WEG Bank CEO met first. Also I doubt that Nimiq was owning the shares early January as they didn't mention anything related during their AmA when they gave details on their assets. In the blog post on Jan 24 they also did not mention the shares, but wrote that "Nimiq holds approximately $9.1 million in total assets from original ETH contributions (diversified and held in crypto, fiat, and the campus property)", which implies they didn't own any company shares at that point (or these shares were on top of the $9.1M, which is unlikely IMO). My best guess is that they developed Nimiq OASIS and only acquired the shares afterwards, maybe even as a compensation for developing the OASIS protocol (they never wrote they bought, they only wrote acquired).

Long story short: You are trying to connect two things that are completely unrelated. The WEG Bank increased their equity to serve more customers on Nov 12, 2018, diluting the shares of TokenPay. Nimiq bought shares of WEG Bank at some point after Jan 24, 2019.

You have a record of provably invalid claims and lies using your multiple fake accounts. You never contributed anything of value to this thread.

Quote from: Scamiq on May 20, 2019, 08:51:44 AM

WEG bank still? I thought it's Agora bank soon.

You fault to assume something just because of rumors... Neither Nimiq nor WEG Bank ever announced such name change, so it really is off-topic here as well.

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