TheGlobber
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- Jan 6, 2010
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Lets break this down for a second...how are these shares going to be valued at $1/RPU. You have slotted space for 50 mods and 10,000 members at which point it will be valued at $1. 10,050 members x $130 investment =
$1,306,500
This is the total investment by all the members. The share structure that you have laid out is below.
Mods - 1 Billion shares.
Max Investors Shares Given Shares Outstanding
40_____________1625000_______________65000000
80_____________1550000______________124000000
160____________1475000______________236000000
320____________1400000______________448000000
640____________1325000______________848000000
1280___________1250000_____________1600000000
2560___________1175000_____________3008000000
5120___________1100000_____________5632000000
Possible Total Investor Shares Outstanding______________ 12,961,000,000
Now either this is some very creative math on your end or a massive miscalculation/misunderstanding on my part but how do these shares have a value of anything close to $1 at the 10,000 member mark. Is someone infusing a huge cash amount at that point? Are you assuming that there is going to be a real market for these RPUs as soon as that member number is hit? It doesn't add up.
I have these shares being worth a whopping $ 0.000100802407 per share at the 10,000 member mark.
Look forward to hearing your answer.
EDIT: With your COMMITTEE keeping an additional 3.5 billion shares it even further dilutes the valuations I did above.
There is a plan (everything will be clearly stated at the forums in the next few days) that has been designed by a group of people into economics and which targets in creating a mixed form of pegged (to the $) and free digital commodity. Since we are not looking to create a currency i cannot use the word "pegged" but cannot find another word to describe. A digital commodity is like a digital product to which you give a starting price. The real math start from the point that we say 1 RPU is worth $1 and after. It has nothing to do with the total number of investors.