/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>32474269
>>32474568
I'd imagine that people who are struck abusing the market's Old Laws get Rorschach'd. Other than that, I can't imagine a lot of executions actually, maybe just done by more malevolent plutocrats, but I'd imagine that the execution would have to be in a contract for someone to enforce it.
Epoch definitely killed people by having them bet their lives in games, but I'm not sure if this kind of a wager counts as an execution.

>>29736192
Yeah. One of two-three 7's in /nasfaqg/. In the game, Miyatsuko is composed of 11 high-ranked players whose total assets equal to roughly 1/4th of the entire market cap.

>>29300096
I believe that in Ye Olde Days it was four continents: Holo, Nijisanji/Neutral, Fetish, and Indie. Indie continent was kind of split into two. I'm pretty sure this debate was settled at some point in the past.

>>27591442
Mutual Funds essentially function like players you can buy parts of. They can trade and have different tax applied to their trades, as well as a higher multicoin. Their dividends, rather than going to the "player" account of the mutual fund, are distributed amongst the shareholders.

Their main appeal is that they are managed, so they are actually able to go against the market, since they can trade.