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| Setting Hold positions for crypto currency | |||
| Noisebridge will never maintain more than 20% of it's total liquid assets (cash and equivalents) in crypto currency. | |||
I am suggesting this in light of the $156,000 BTC donation from Kraken. Which brings our BTC to more than 50% of our current assets. | |||
This check will be assessed quarterly (in line with fiscal quarters) and balances greater than 20% would be liquidated. | |||
20% will be a maximum number, and not a target number. i.e. if we increase cash balances we will not buy crypto to maintain that ratio. It is just a measurement of our maximum acceptable risk. | |||
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| Date First Discussed | Proposed By | Informal Title | Summary | Author of this Record |
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| February 28, 2020 | Tyler Maran | Setting Hold positions for crypto currency | Noisebridge will never maintain more than 20% of it's total liquid assets (cash and equivalents) in crypto currency.
I am suggesting this in light of the $156,000 BTC donation from Kraken. Which brings our BTC to more than 50% of our current assets. This check will be assessed quarterly (in line with fiscal quarters) and balances greater than 20% would be liquidated.
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Tyler Maran |
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