Calypso Land Deed ROI tracker

I’ll actually have that and more on my site that is currently under construction, once its done should be nice layout of graphs and charts relative to caly deeds, turnover, LA’s etc. will keep ya posted

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They cannot sell 60k now that some are given away in events ect.

The total amount to be divied out looks to be 60k, How many of those will be sold, and given as event rewards is up to MA.

subscribing thanks for keeping up with it :smiley:

this weeks return is 5.4244 PED/Deed

Indeed it is, thanks m8 :slight_smile:

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Nice work so that its easily accessible for those who may be interested, but I have to say I have now seen 3 different trackings of the deeds and thier returns and none match each at all!

Your own here

Google Docs from earlier in this post

Entropia Planets version

Pretty sure the google doc and this post match, EP is a hair different because their tracking the fractions of pecs in the payout having a subtle effect on the %, which being a wiki, makes sense and is appreciated. I dont think the .5-.9% differential will really matter that much for a “here lemme help a bit” thread… thanks for your analysis.

Well, I received the following message today when extracting my PED:

Transfer complete! 5.42000 PED was transferred to your PED card.

Perhaps next week I will calculate my exact PED card balance before and after the transfer, and see if the message is imprecise.

Now that we have had two weeks of income that is around the normal promised roi, I feel the first payout was indeed only 5 days (even when bjorn says it wasn’t). Ofcourse only time will tell, but that first week is really keeping the roi tracker down.

5.42 for a no-event time looks quite okay. I am really curious about the returns during Merry Mayham

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My understanding is the ROI is capped to a maximum of 30% so 5.42 is close to the payout ceiling.

Is that definite and how flexible (although unlikely) will MA be if returns consistently enable higher than 30% payouts?

No, after MM everyone will get HOF of 200%, then next two month of total NRFs, no-loot, suffer&suckotage.

Why your understanding is that ROI “capped”? (smile.jpg)

What is “capped” - i.e. - fixed, it’s 50% of 50% of PPs part from 100% of year income. In other words - 25%.

ENTROPIA UNIVERSE INTRODUCES CITIZENSHIP AND REVENUE SHARING SYSTEM WITH EXPECTED ANNUAL RETURNS OF UP TO 30%

this is why.
and if he is right calypso deeds are crapy investment.

He is not. By the way, even ROI above 20% - I hardly can call “crappy”. I don’t know that ROI IRL except narcobusiness (Marcobusiness?) or something like that.

What is in reality - people hardly can count. They think - WoW LanD DeeDz AND fOr WAT A PRICE™ (I need to color it with different colors each letter, but I am lazy)

And that people expecting some infernal returns from… one deed. Then they getting 3-5 peds from one deed per week, and thinking: “WTF?”

You know, investment - doesn’t mean sitting and doing nothing, receiving teh millionz of pedz.

I mean that 20-30% of 100$ (fixed) after 3 years may not seem so much.
Even if you buy the deeds for 1000$ if you are capped to 33,33 $ per year after few years may be bad.
but I also think there is not such thing as 30% cap.

I have heard no mention of a cap? Care to provide a link?

All i have heard, is an “estimated return of 25-30%” that is not capped, it is their estimate

Rgds

Ace

Sorry, but as I said before - people calc hardly.

Even 30% per year for 1000$ will be 333,33$. Means - in 3 years you get your investment fully back.

Bad? So what about 1-3% bank deposits and more risky 3%+ (below 10%) funds? That’s total BS and waste of time isn’t it.

I know it’s not that relevant, but

30% of 1000 = 300
1/3 of 1000 = 333.33333333…

300 != 333.333333…

30% != 1/3

But in your point you are basically right as long as returns stay as they are atm.

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Found in another MA post in that ‘up to 30%’ refers to MA’s expected returns based on analysis of the previous 12 month return.
It is not a maximum, my misunderstanding.

I agree with the above quote. 10%+ sustained ROI in almost any market today is a sound investment.