Hi! The netherstar market is so hot rn, as someone who will remain unnamed has purchased over 10,000 stars over the past few days.

I would therefore like to offer an investment opportunity. My end of it is that I get to ensure there is enough cash to open another chest or two to satiate demand. Your end of it is that you get to buy stars at a cheaper price NOW, but collect them in the FUTURE.

The Deal: If you invest say $1 million dollars, I will offer you the ability to call netherstars at a certain price, first come, first serve. And you can always pull your original money out at any time.

An Example; You tell me you want 1,000 stars at $1,000 each. You give me $1,000,000. At some point in the future you can decide to get (your choice) either:

a) 1,000 Netherstars

...or...

b) $1,000,000 (your money back)

This is going to work because I am completely dedicated to the stars market; I don't spend money on other things and I have all the feats and tools I need. Your money will only be used to support the netherstar market.

Please let me know if you are interested and I will set up a forum contract.

 

Some people have asked questions so I will post the answers here.

1. How will you use the extra cash
A: To allow me to buy more stars. I am not planning on buying at inflated prices, but I will open chests at a higher price after themarket sells out. Recently was one time. I suspect this may occur again in the future. Recently I was bought out and I used the money to open another chest, and I am a little concerned because I might not have enough money if the market sells back down to 975 or 1000.

2. If you are planning on using the money to open another chest full of nstars, where will you buy them from?
Whoever sells into the chests. If someone else has stars at a lower price I will buy from them, but in general I let other players move the stars for me.

3. What are the restrictions on when I can withdraw? Using your example of a $1m investment for 1,000 nstars at $1k each, couldn't I just invest now, then withdraw in the form of 1,000 nstars tomorrow essentially just buying them at a lower price than you are buying them for?
Well, you can't take the stars at $1000 until someone sells them to me. If you want to withdraw before the market sells back down to $1000, then you can always just take your cash back. As an added benefit, since I am holding your $, I am responsible for your tax.

4. What are the limits on the price I can buy at? For example, with a $1m investment what is restricting me from asking for 10,000 nstars at $100 each?
Because I can't give you stars at $100 until someone sells them to me. But theoretically if someone sells all the way down to $100, I will give you those stars. But realistically, the market isn't going to $100. It's just that if you want to buy stars at say $975 and the market is $1200 now you might want to buy the stars "now" and pick them up later when the price goes that low.

The big question is why you wouldn't want to hold on to your cash and just "buy the stars" when they get to a lower value. There are 2 reasons. One, if that happens you will have to be fast, to buy the stars when the market dips down to your price. This way you get the stars first come first served. I.E. you are first in line and those stars will be set aside for you at that price. Second is tax, I suppose. But thirdly is that since I am offering you the S price you are going to get a discount to the chest price anyway.

If you have a lot of spare ECD this might appeal to you otherwise you might just prefer to buy from the chests.

p.s. on a related note, I can do the reverse; I can take stars and sell them at a certain price; kind of the reverse of this contract. In such a case you would be able to get your stars back any time but you wouldn't get the money until I was able to sell them (at that price -- first come first sold).

It's kind of an experiment, I'll do this once maybe to test it out, after that I think I will have enough cash to support the market fully...