>>12209256>Mori has 16.2% return on investment now for the first coin and 11.8% return on investment for the second coin (I am making the second coin shoulder all the multicoin costs and second coin taxes, making its price 1.45x the market price).I don't think your math is right.
Now that I'm done, I'm wrong, it is right, just a different way of looking at it. Thanks for entertaining some math.Let's go with 20% divs for Mori, since she paid 19.92% based on her price at midnight Saturday last week. I'll do what you did and make the second coin shoulder all the multi-coin costs and second coin taxes, but not the 5%. I want to be able to compare it with just buying one.
$15,173.06 + $758.653 5% Fee.
20% of $15,173.06 is $3,034.612, which is 19.05% of your paid price. This will hold true for the "first" coin whether you buy one or five.
The remaining fee is $6,069.224, 20% on two coins, and the 5% on this one, + $758.653. You're going to pay an extra $6,827.877. We already know you're only getting $3,034.612 per Mori coin. It costs $22,000.937, you get 13.79%. I guess your math is right...
Using the % value from last week vs. trying to use the net dividend amount to determine the current % is I imagine where we're coming up different, but this is always how I look at divs, so whatever.Regardless, you're spending $7,586.53 in total fees for $6,069.224 in divs this week. That's an
immediate net loss, but it turns a profit starting the second week. With Mori, because she actually has decent dividends. And this is ONLY at 2x. Multi-coining damn near anything else, or at >2x is suicide, especially at these prices. If Mori wasn't $15k right now I'd be multi-buying her too.
I guess I'll 2x Holo and Mori anyways...
