Topic: [ANN] Bancor | Protocol for Smart-tokens, solving the liquidity problem - page 307. (Read 375825 times)

panic selling......lucky for those guys who missed the ico and the possibility to buy cheap.

The coin is 2 days in the market, you kidding? lol.

You know how many coins been negative 2 days after they got in market?

Read my comment again in 6 months, when Bancor will increase in at least %1000.

Even if they don't sell, their wealth is reduced. Please open your eyes and check the ROI of bancor compared to other ICO's. It is the only coin with negative ROI. Let me help you out: https://icostats.com/vs-eth

People like you should take the blame for giving them 150 Million$  without any due diligence.

seen in the waves DEX today an order of 100k usd.

Sir, you are somewhat late.

http://www.wavesgo.com/stats.html

They only have themselves to blame. They are reducing their wealth by selling!

Every smart trader will tell you that you gotta know when to quit & cut your losses in order to be successful. That itself is an art. It's foolish to sit back and see the losses pile up and take no action. Don't call people quitters because they chose to take action instead of watching their wealth getting reduced to nothing.

Who is actively buying/selling for quite some time can understand these types of tactics. I was not expecting this kind of dip in prices but once it began to decline I realized that people will be shaken out. This current decreasing value is opportunity for some while it is worst thing happening for others.

Yes, it is everyone's personal choice to sell or not to sell, but they should not come here whining that Bancor is a failure after such a short period of time. It is a poor excuse to sell at a loss after being very keen to buy not so long ago. They should admit that they cannot stomach the risks involved and that is why they choose to quit! They are quitters as a result of their personal choices, not mine.

What is going to happen? 

There is no support at all and too many of those who want to sell, guess what is going to happen?

To invest or not , that's a question.

This happens a lot in the world of equities as well - a fade after the release - the problem with these ICOs is that owners can pin whatever price they want based on their own objectives and NOT dollars and cents, like an IPO. It basically becomes anyone's guess - spin the wheel and try to determine a fair value.

My biggest steady wins on these coins are based on low supply and low price vs. peers, as well as a team that continues moving forward and communicating with the public, bonus public interest steadily working on the project. Things work out. Have a decent market cap but not nuts. Market cap is, after all, just circulating supply * price.

My worst? Hype. Lack of community. Stanford pedigree garbage. Tons of promises with nothing to prove it. I've been suckered into 3 of them now and they're all in the gutter. Lesson learned.

This particular team has a lot of interest in this and I'm chalking it up to typical IPO over-hype.

Bottom line: wait 3, 4 weeks (and when price is stable) and buy it if you believe in it (I do - they're making something easy which was before, very complex, and they have the community behind it). Give some time for the kinks to work out. Right now the rubber isn't meeting the road, though, and you have profit taking across the board overall. I can confidently say I'm done with ICOs, though, unless I'm getting a crazy multiplier on top of it all, or some other sure bet.

Think everyone bought this token for their own reasons and will sell or hold for their own reasons.By saying about quitters is unfair as again people have to make their own mind up about how they spend their money and how much risk they want to take

QUITTERS NEVER WIN: https://youtu.be/Lms9gCq09Rk 

Never Regret Anything, because at one time it was Exactly What You Wanted!!!.............. anonymous

This is the best vídeo explaining Bancor in spanish
Check It
https://youtu.be/MCW3NWHqHgM

Quitters vs Investors. 

Bancor didn't even start to work and quitters quit - that's kind of funny.
It's now Speculators vs Investors.
Once speculators are gone, investors will be still there and in the end they'll enjoy a bigger slice of pie, if the Bancor team will deliver what promised. Which I think they will.

I honestly hope all the weak hands get shaken out soon, even if the price have to go much lower than the current level. 

I said that because you were going on about the price(s) going to zero. How the fuck can it go to zero if many of us still attach value to it? 

Yeah dream on. The wall's only gonna last for so long...