So who on /biz/ is ready to admit they're wrong, I was 100%

Come on fuckers, let's make money.

But I was right too

Post an email, what do you want from us? Money?

>>1954167
it's always good to get in at the top of a pyramid. count me in OP!

>>1954287

I need to raise 10k PIVX (Not USD, but 10k PIVX) in order to get the node up and running.

We split that 10k PIVX into 20 shares of 500 PIVX each. That PIVX is then deposited into a shared wallet address and placed in the Masternode.

If you have 10k PIVX yourself, I can set up a masternode for you personally.

I will hold two of those shares on our first node, maybe more depending on how many others are interested.

Just tell me how many shares you can contribute, preferably in the thread so others can see people pledging.

Remaining details will be worked out over email.

[email protected]

>>1954301

Please see above for share information.

>>1954167
I don't have the money to invest in this but I have a few questions I'll ask for the rest of /biz/.

How can anons trust you? Are there any guarantees built in the pivx system stopping you from running away with their money? I'm not attacking you, I'm a noob on crypto and curious.

How much return on investment are we talking?

>>1954362

I want to fund more nodes down the road and particularly do it through /biz/nessmen. I can't do this if I steal people's money or don't deliver them their share of profit.

Due to how the currency works, the only way you can set up a masternode remotely AND keep the currency on your own hardware is by using MultiSig once you have 10k of it.

However, this practice is nothing new for crypto and there are many well-established vendors that sell masternode shares for DASH.

We're talking 15-20% yearly returns on PIVX-- but keep in mind PIVX itself can grow in value. So that 15-20% is assuming your PIVX would stay flat in value, which it would not. You're constantly earning more of a currency which is increasing in value.

>>1954409
Thanks for the answer. Also, why only work with shares of 500 pivx (or higher)? Considering the current exchange rate, that's about 750 EUR and I don't think most of us have that lying around.

>>1954429

What would an accessible amount for you?

Quite frankly, it's easier to have set priced units for the shares instead of allowing a bunch of people to buy in at odd numbers. I wouldn't be opposed to lowering those amounts though.

>>1954545
I'm pretty much broke. It was more of a general suggestion.

I personally wouldn't trust this, then again I wouldn't trust the DASH people with masternodes either. Instead of just shitting on you I'll offer a piece of advice, if you do get people interested in this start using a trip or make it clear to not trust any email changes or you're inevitably going to get people attempting to impersonate you to run off with people's money even if you yourself are completely legitimate. Even with this its quite likely that someone will try but at least you'll have some preventative measures in place.

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Don't trust him, put the coins on my node instead.