Here's what OBITS Holders can expect from today's revenue share
Today marks the first 50% buyback & burn and 50% revenue share month for OBITS.
Buyback and Burn
- 43,300 bitUSD
- 102,035 OBITS (today + leftovers) Burned
Dividends on Blockchain
- DoB: 43,300 bitUSD
- 15,890,502.8091 total OBITS after burn
DoB 2nd of August
1 OBITS = 43300/15,890,502.8091 = 0.00272489804257 = 0.0027 bitUSD per OBITS
Hope my math checks out :D
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The two OBITS links in your post are redirecting to http://smarturl.it/ A copy-paste mistake?
thanks, fixed!
Great post , im newbies in cryptocurrency thank you for sharing
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I"m a newbie too.
That's a bit less than I anticipated.
Me too
Better little than nothing. Look at the bright side of life.
I'll try... :///
made .22 cents yesss
How many did you have?
i have 80 orbits
And I 88 cents YEAH!!!
Almost enought for one beer in a supermarket.
Soon no need to work anymore!
Interesting information
It was $1.5 million in June. What happened?
a lot in June, not so much in July.
02 July 2017 451 190 OBITS
02 June 2017 359 393 OBITS
Sorry that im write here...im new into bitshares and have created a online wallet. Since yesterday i cant trade, transfer or withdraw anything because i always getting this message:
Failed to broadcast the transaction: bitshares crypto digest...
you need some bitshares to cover for transaction fees... my guess.
join the help channel: https://discord.gg/gG5jb3D
Fees are not the problem...thanks for the link! :D
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So the dividend will be paid based on the number of shares after buyback... when will be the snapshot of OBITS holders taken?
OMG! unbelievable. the lowest buyback in history of Obits.
this is because OL used to auction obits every month then profits from that were used to buy back/burn... now there are no more obits left to auction OL has less profits