Asset Buy Back - Burst Valuation
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Good job
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Proud to say M2b is a pure burst Asset and upon reaching it's threshold of 5x the houses bank we will pay everyone off in one feel swoop giving Roi + tier Bonus + and a little extra for holding :) not affected by burst price
1 Burst = 1Burst :)
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come to think about it, @dagentlemang and @Zeus run the only assets based purely on BURST with no dependency on any real-world items/currency and that can fully liquidate at 1:1 BURST value at any time. So there's your answer kids!
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Yep, so if you're not one of those names, there's no obligation to insure the asset :)
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@nox said in Asset Buy Back - Burst Valuation:
Yep, so if you're not one of those names, there's no obligation to insure the asset :)
lol... definitely yes. But I hope @nameless can do better than only buyback the shares. If the asset's running with nice divvy, and its value keeps increasing, I don't think there's a need to liquidate the asset. Just throw 'em in AE with double or triple of initial price, and get the cash.
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@nameless if i was to make a assert how could i or any of us follow that 1:1 ratio?
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@Castiel If an Asset has sold out 1,000,000 Burst and eventually becomes worth 1Million dollars it has paid its investors back. The fact that the investors have held their Burst may also be the reason why Burst became worth 1 dollar. So the investors have profited from the Asset on the way up. If someone bought in 1,000 shares at $0.0006 and they were paid dividends for 1 year of 10,000 Burst, they now have $10,000. Your asset will be affected by the current price and will pay accordingly. It is inherent in the Asset. What took money from an investor as a promise to pay will always be a set amount. Like linking to Silver, you just split the accumulation of that silver bought by the asset.
If it happens overnight then this still holds true since you still have to pay Burst to the holder of the asset which is now worth $1. By giving them Burst you now fulfill the assets obligation while you now have $1Million dollars to yourself. Just keep paying and at that point they can also Sell the Asset at market value. It will always be worth more than what they paid for it generally if you have a good asset.
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@falconCoin The 1:1 ratio doesn't apply to an asset, you are paying in Burst and if you gain $1Million on your asset you will be held to the same structure that started the asset. Lets say it is a Mining Operation. It will have paid out investors over time, if they hold their Burst they also profited. The amount of Burst that can be mined by that asset will be diminished at that point but you have 1 Million to invest in hardware now, you could compete or just buy the shares back off the market to nullify your obligation and take even more profit. If you put in a high bid to buy people would sell to you. If people bought in and the price goes up and they are not happy with the return they may also sell to any buyers at any time and get out.
You only have to fulfill your end of the bargain. If things go out of balance then there won't be buyers of your asset. At that point you are a Burst Millionaire so you just pay your dividends and be happy. Most of the time an Asset will already be sold to buy things with so the asset may not make the 1 Million for the Asset Owner too. If they had to sell their Burst to buy Hard Drives to fulfill their Asset obligation then the asset may fail to attract new investors without injection of capitol. So it is only about your own participation level and promises.


