Blue Star Capital Share Discussion Threads

[doodlebug4] 06/7/2017 10:15

Meinhard one of the speakers at this conference today:

meinhard‏ @meinharrd 29m29 minutes ago
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😍🏖 love the view at the rooftop stage at #BIP001 in #odessa! hard to focus on the talk.. 😉 @distributedlab

[xcap] 06/7/2017 10:08

500 apAnother ASOS perhaps?Why not

[hazl] 06/7/2017 09:57

Yes APF it had to change and oakville, it feels as if we are in it from the start!

Let's hope it's the payment method of choice.

[oakville] 06/7/2017 09:38

These blockchain crypto companies are where the internet was in 1992 !!

[apfindley] 06/7/2017 09:37

Point is hazl... It's not a case of wanting to, it's the way the Internet is moving. For too long, companies have made news and info available for free. And we all take it for granted.... Like it's all free. It's not. These companies have bills to pay and wages to pay. As an example, the guardian, the mail, others, offer the news for free. It comes at cost to them. What we are seeing is a shift towards payments for content. The times has offered a subscription service for a couple of years now. But the public masses don't want to be tied down to a subscription they must pay, they want to be able to see a preview and then decide per article if they wish to read it all. The same applies to images, videos, music, documents, magazines, many other things. People on subscriptions pay too much for things they don't actually want. Same with TV subscriptions, you pay for sky or nowtv or virgin or others, but after the novelty wears off, do people actually continue to get their moneys-worth. No. Here we are offering a true 'pay for only exactly what you want' service. It's going to be huge once momentum kicks in.

[hazl] 06/7/2017 09:18

I could imagine using the product....so that sells it to me.

[bandflex] 06/7/2017 09:16

Google killer?

Google's main business is ads. To be more precise it is AdSense,and AdWords. AdSense is a platform which brings together publishers and advertisers, and is the main source of revenue for many bloggers and content creators. So the more ads are sold the more money Google makes.
"According to Google's income statement, about 70% of its advertising revenues come from AdWords, the rest from AdSense."(goo.gl/M6mmMr)


The possible solution? Pay for what you consume! It seems kind of obvious, that content publishers, especially with the current trend of adBlockers, will charge for their content. The problem here is that the big transaction companies, Visa, Master Card, and now PayPal, charge a lot of commission to process a transaction, in many cases a transaction of less then 0.5$ will not be allowed. Bitcoins have minuscule transaction costs, which makes it feasible for micro transactions, of $.01 or less. Want to read that New York Times article ad free, it might cost you less then a cent.

A new start up: SatoshiPay, allows publishers to accept Satoshis the denominators of Bitcoin, like the cents in the dollar, in a extremely smooth and easy way.
The future of the internet micropayment and the demise of Google? Who knows!:hxxps://satoshipay.io

[bandflex] 06/7/2017 09:11

It was about 5 weeks ago Meinhard Ben told directortalk.net

"We will launch a couple of publisher projects that were in the pipeline for a while, they are waiting for the PayPal integration because for them, of course, they need to offer their audience some payment method that their audience can use and don’t want to explain to them that they need to use bitcoin. So, a lot more acceptance by publishers and users."

that's getting closer each day.

It will be interesting to see who the publishers are.

[mr roper] 06/7/2017 08:59

Looks like it's breaking out to me

[apfindley] 06/7/2017 08:59

This is a ten bag on the way...... For starters. One third of Satoshipay. Satoshipay will take 10% fee of ALL transactions. If the world spends 100m per annum on satoshis, they will take 10m in fees (ie 3.1m to Blue star). Put that on 10/1 and we could be valued at £31m. For tech companies the ratio usually nears 15-20/1. Ie £45-60m cap. If the world spends 1billion per annum on satoshipays satoshis, then multiply that figure by 10. Ie £450-600mUNDERVALUED.. I'm holding out for 5-10p shareprice MINIMUM.

[mr roper] 06/7/2017 08:45

Took another 1m this morning

[oakville] 06/7/2017 08:44

Big Day July 17th. Coindash ICO !

[oakville] 06/7/2017 08:44

Is a Coindash tie up on the cards as rumoured?

[flashheart] 05/7/2017 18:01

Lol Mr Roper.....good to see you here too!

[flashheart] 05/7/2017 18:00

My buys mm were 1.95mn at 0.2452 and 260k at 2.6. Not sure if they were marked as buys or sells. 10mn not mine mate..........sadly.

[mr roper] 05/7/2017 17:34

Ah ahhhhh, saved everyone of us!

[cyberbub] 05/7/2017 17:17

It is very nice... although it means most of the other trades marked as buys were in fact sells...

[doodlebug4] 05/7/2017 16:54

10million buy at 0.268 - nice

[rew8080] 05/7/2017 16:38

In this case you put the house on the market for x and they end up paying 10x + for it because no one else has a platform like it and the shares are very tightly held by good long term hands.

[hazl] 05/7/2017 15:40

Meanwhile BLU outshines the rest of the market today!

[hazl] 05/7/2017 14:59

Nothing wrong with Big Sofa QS99.
Get your facts right,please.
BST ' expect revenues and gross profit to rise exponentially'.
They already have recurring revenues.

'The position of the business at the end of the year is almost unrecognisable from the start of the 2016 - an experienced and expanded team, a further developed platform and product offering, a strong positive balance sheet and a considerable new business pipeline. The foundations have been laid for continued rapid growth for Big Sofa.'

IT'S NOT VERY OFTEN you see that, when a stock hasn't been long in the market place.
Sorry to be off-topic but I think that was quite under-hand to compare chalk with cheese.

IMO

[doodlebug4] 05/7/2017 14:32

SatoshiPay Retweeted
Andrew Neal‏ @andrew_neal7 1h1 hour ago

Andrew Neal Retweeted CryptoNinjas
#BLU now have 31% of @SatoshiPayAndrew Neal added,

CryptoNinjas @crypto_ninjas
@CoinsiliumGroup exits investment in SatoshiPay with a 362.6% ROI |

[qs99] 05/7/2017 14:24

haha, DB4 you are right, but some of the floats recently where there is little/no revenue but lots of "hope" value for tech shows at least some of the way...Big Sofa for instance I am sure there are others. Once concept is proved and revenue run needs to be gathered then fund raising should IMO at much higher values be achievable...time will tell...GLA

[doodlebug4] 05/7/2017 14:21

Very difficult question to answer QS99, with SatoshiPay just beginning to capitalise on all the hard work over the last few years. ----- You can put a house on the market for £2million, but at the end of the day it's only worth what someone is prepared to buy it for! Perhaps someone else would care to put numbers on the answer to your question.