I thought this was how Nu was supposed to operate, a symbiotic relationship:
nubit demand strong = reduce nushare supply (buy backs)
nubit demand weak = increase nushare supply (buy nubits)
As per the NBT->NSR motion, you donāt have the right to tansfer B&Cās NSR back to NBT, unless you pass another motion of free transfer between them two.
And why you sell NSR at so low price which is almost same as they transafered from NBT?
I am talking about the B&C development funds which were originally held in US-NBT. @Phoenix proposed we burn all B&C US-NBT for newly created NSR and that motion passed. Soon thereafter he started selling the NSR on the market and exchanged them back into US-NBT without proposing a motion or involving shareholders in the decision at all. This has nothing to do with the current state of NBT demand. It is a separate company and set of shareholders.
I suspect the rationale for this move was purely so he can keep patting himself on the back for āsaving Nuā. At this moment there is only 17,000 US-NBT buy side support holding the peg, which is not even enough support for B&C contractors to cash out the 37,704 US-NBT held in the B&C development fund. If @Phoenix didnāt use this sleight of hand, the peg would have been lost and he wouldnāt have such an easy time asking for the performance bonus he is chomping at the bit for.
I am sure shareholders not named @Phoenix will somehow manage to get the blame for this, because of his ego and inability to admit to any mistakes.
Yet thereās nobody interested in getting to the bottom of this:
All falls on deaf ears.
@Phoenix needs to keep some things uncertain, because it makes it easier for him to run his game.
With proper accounting, I couldnāt be denounced as just being negative so easy.
With proper accounting (including all numbers, addresses and a transaction log) it would stand out what kind of game @Phoenix plays.
But @Phoenix the savior doesnāt want that transparency.
Itās just strange that the shareholders donāt want it eitherā¦
Not the lightning network itself, but probably some of its concepts.