I think you misinterpret what Iām saying as blaming shareholders for not listening. Iām not trying to tell shareholders that I agreed with Jordan and that I blame them for messing up. Iām simply saying that Jordan is probably upset that we didnāt do what he wanted, which is why heās been missing the last couple days. Sorry if I made it sound that way. I didnāt intend that.
Iāve had some time to reflect and believe that doing what he asked us to do by putting the remaining funds on at a 1% spread would not have solved the problem. I think Jordan is right that park rates canāt be effective without a tight peg, but they also canāt be effective if the reserve is as low as ours was, because people lose confidence that they will get their money back, so they donāt take the risk of parking. So I agree with Jordan about a tight spread being necessary for parking to work at all, but disagree that parking would have made a difference in this situation, even with a 1% spread in place. The system canāt work with such low reserves. People need to have some amount of confidence for parking to work.
Blind auctions are simple. Say youāll sell 4 million nsr by a specific time and day. Tell everyone a few ways to contact you. Advertise it. Ask them to pledge a volume of nbt at a certain nsr/nbt price. When the auction ends, ask the people with the highest bids to pony up. Pay out nsr to whatever address those people give you.
Two possibilities: you are right, or you are wrong.
If you are right, I will quit this project within a blink of an eye. This is supposed to be business, not kindergarten.
If you are wrong, you behave like a child.
Youāre right, Iām sorry. I have much higher respect for Jordan than to think he would act like that and Iām not even sure why the thought crossed my mind. If anything, heās either taking some time to reflect on what went wrong or trying to come up with a plan to continue. Once again, sorry for suggesting that. I donāt believe it.
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This guy knows what he is doing Letting the community bleed for stupid reasons canāt be part of his repertoire. I am sure he will deliver.
Yes, youāre right. I think Iām just having a bad week because of the chaos and blurted out something stupid. It happens sometimes when youāre under stress. Sorry to Jordan specifically.
You got me wrong. In my future post, I will always indicate whether there is some inherent sarcasm. Sorry for expecting anyone to notice. I am not at all convinced that he will deliverā¦
But if he doesnāt because he first wants the community to suffer, I am going to quit crypto in general. That would be the most stupid thing on earth Iāve ever seen.
How much? $2000/day was suggested by @mhps and agreed to by @cryptog, but Iām not sure if or how that number converts to a blind auction which will span at least days I imagine.
How long should the auction be?
Someoneās bid will likely be semi-filled. Iāll simply offer them whatās left. Probably obvious.
I know you might be under quite some pressure because you put a lot of money and believe into this project, but the most important thing is to stay true to yourself. Do not make any further mistakes now. Try to make well-considered decisions. Anything else will make you lose even more money.
You could start with the 3.175 mil nsr that was supposed to be sold this week. Forget a minimum price, imo. People are just as ready to dump nbt as nsr, so it should work out in the end. The time frame is indeed the crucial question.
The worst thing that could be happening right now is heās curled up in the fetal position with a bottle of Jack Daniels with the cold sweats. I really hope this is not the case, we need thinking not drinking.