Bumpy
Weekly report, week 23, 2026:
Changes to last week
+ 2 Investors
+ 12,061,733,632 ISK Total Deposited Capital
+ 555,025,120 ISK Total Generated Interest
= 2.50% Minimum Monthly Interest Rate (unchanged)
Perhaps another feature to add in the future if not available now is automatic dividend reinvestment.
Currently, $100 million isk returns 2.5 million isk in interest.
With automatic reinvestment, the next month would be 2.5% of $102.5 million isk, or $2,562,500.
The following month would be 2.5% of $102,562,500 and etc.
This grows the investors capital and your own every month and cuts down on the overhead of having to dole out dividend monthly.
And this makes it more attractive to people who may be planning a break but would like their isk to grow while theyâre gone.
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@Eaglefeather
Thank you for your feedback.
Compound interest is available from the first day of our service and can be enabled or disabled individually in the dashboard.
If it is enabled, interestâwhich is calculated every minuteâis added to the deposited capital and earns interest as well. If it is disabled, interest is credited to a separate account and paid out every 24 hours.
Best regards!
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Well, consider my face egged. Awesome feature, mate.
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Thank you! If you have any other ideas, please donât hesitate to share them with us. 
Is there a limit on how much of a deposit you can handle?
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@Joshua_Hailey
In theory: Yes, but in practice, itâs very difficult to put a number on it.
Weâre active at every major trading hub in New Eden and operate our own stations. At some point, at least in station trading, a certain amount of ISK is reached where further investments are no longer profitable or are too risky.
With our own stations, further expansion (setting up additional stations) is always a possibility. Here, administration is more likely to be the limiting factor.
Nevertheless, with the current amount of ISK, we are still quite far from these limiting factors in both areas.
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Bumpy
Maybe you could IPO at eveex.net 
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@Arch_Duke_Collin
Hi there, we definitely wish you a great start and every success with your service. Youâre facing exactly the same major challenge we did: building trust over the long term.
Youâll surely understand that we canât invest our investorsâ funds in a service thatâs just launched and has no track record, as the risk involved is far too great and it wouldnât be a responsible way to manage our investorsâ funds.
Time will tell how well your system will work, but reliably receiving dividends from the corporations will certainly be one of the main challenges.
Hiya, Iâm not asking for funds, Only a small amount of equity (ie 5%) to list on the exchange. No isk or anything like that, once the IPO is fully subscribed i can pay you out.
@Arch_Duke_Collin
Weâre sorry, but we donât understand the logic behind this either.
If we list shares of our corporation on your platform, we would raise additional capital, and the buyers of those shares would receive dividends. So far so good.
But when investors invest their ISK directly with us we directly raise additional capital and our investors directly receive interest. Why should we go through your platform as an intermediary step?
@Eve_Capital_CEO
Thatâs a good question, and I have a good answer for you!
Eve Exchange would give your investors real liquidity. Someone who invests with you now is locked in until you payout, they also cannot make any money by trading your shares. If a person does want out, it does not affect your capital at all.
Another advantage is price discovery, Your shares will be able to find a real market price based upon your performance. And a corporation of your performance would trade at a premium, this is public validation of your work.
A secondary investor base. Your current investors found you directly. Our platform puts you in front of every investor in New Eden whoâs looking for somewhere to put ISK.
On the trust question, youâre right that weâre new. So were you once. Weâre not asking you to invest your clientsâ ISK with us. Weâre offering your investors an exit mechanism and your operation a broader audience.
The offer stands whenever youâre ready. No pressure.
@Arch_Duke_Collin
But if we understand you correct we would have to transfer some of the ingame shares of our corporation to you correct?
By the way you have to explain so much. It would be helpful if there would be a detailed explanation of your service on your website.
You decide how many shares to offer (say 10% of your corp). You transfer those in-game shares to our exchange corp, which holds them in verified ESI custody. Investors buy virtual shares representing those during your IPO. Once fully subscribed, ISK goes to you. Investors can trade their shares on our secondary market anytime after.
You keep full operational control of your corporation throughout. We only hold the shares you choose to list - nothing more.
On the website - fair point, weâre adding a full how-it-works page today.
Thank you for clarifying the structure. Now that we understand that the listing would require us to transfer actual in-game corporation shares to your exchange corporation, we have decided not to proceed.
The key issue is that these are not merely symbolic assets. In-game corporation shares carry real voting and governance rights. Even if we retain a large majority and therefore remain in control under normal circumstances, transferring genuine shares to an external corporation would still mean permanently giving up part of our direct control over those governance instruments.
Once transferred, those shares would no longer be under our sole control. We would have to trust that they remain in custody, are not transferred elsewhere, and are never used in a way that could affect our corporation. ESI verification may show where the shares are currently held, but it does not technically lock them, prevent transfers, or guarantee that they can be recovered.
For us, that is already an unnecessary risk.
The second and even more important issue concerns the investors on your platform.
According to your explanation, investors would not receive the actual in-game shares. The real shares would remain in the possession of the exchange corporation, while investors would only receive virtual shares recorded on your website.
That means they would not directly own shares in EVE Capital. They would own a claim against your platform.
Their entire position would therefore depend on the continued operation and integrity of the exchange. They would have to trust that:
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the real shares remain in custody,
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the virtual share records are accurate,
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dividends are distributed correctly,
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trades are processed correctly,
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and the platform remains available.
If the website, database, or exchange corporation were to disappear, fail, or stop operating, those investors could be left with nothing more than a virtual record they can no longer access, while the actual in-game shares would still be held by the exchange corporation.
Unless investors have a clear and enforceable right to redeem their virtual shares for the real in-game shares, the virtual shares have no independent value outside your platform. Their value exists only as long as users trust your system and other buyers remain willing to trade them.
We are not comfortable attaching the EVE Capital name to such a structure.
There is also another important point: as far as we can see, no independent corporation has transferred its shares to your exchange yet. The only shares currently offered on the platform appear to be shares of your own corporation.
That means the exact process you are asking us to join has not yet been proven with an external corporation. There is no established track record showing how third-party shares are held over time, how dividends are passed through, how disputes are handled, how redemptions would work, or what happens if the platform or the exchange corporation encounters operational problems.
We do not want EVE Capital to be the first independent corporation to test an unproven custody and virtual-share system with real in-game governance assets.
Investors could also easily believe they are purchasing actual shares in EVE Capital, while in reality they are purchasing a platform-based representation of shares held by a third party. Any misunderstanding, failure, dispute, or loss on the exchange would inevitably affect the reputation of EVE Capital as well, even though we would not control the platform or the investor records.
For those reasons, we will not transfer genuine EVE Capital corporation shares to an external exchange, and we will not support the creation of virtual shares based on our corporation.
We prefer to maintain a direct and transparent relationship with our investors, without introducing an external custody layer or platform-dependent claims.
We wish you success with the exchange, but we have to decline the listing.
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Thank you for such a detailed and considered response. Your concerns are legitimate and we want to address two directly.
On virtual shares having no independent value: investors holding 5% or more of any listing can redeem their virtual shares for the actual in-game shares at any time. Those shares are transferred directly to their character. Their position exists independently of our platform entirely at that point. CCPâs own game engine pays their dividends directly. We should have made this clearer upfront.
On custody security: the shares are held in our exchange corporation which is ESI-verified and publicly audited. We cannot transfer them without it being immediately visible. The in-game share voting mechanic also means any attempt to misuse custody shares would be detectable and reversible.
Youâre right that we have no external track record yet. Thatâs a fair reason to wait. Weâre not going to try to change your mind on timing.
When weâve demonstrated the mechanics work with our own listings, weâd welcome another conversation.
We wish EVE Capital continued success.
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Weekly report, week 24, 2026:
Changes to last week
+ 0 Investors
+ 24,062,553,239 ISK Total Deposited Capital
+ 691,123,404 ISK Total Generated Interest
= 2.50% Minimum Monthly Interest Rate (unchanged)
Hiya, Just to let you know, we now have another company listed, with our investors doubling today! Let me know if your interested!