Topic: [ANN] CRAVE 1st POS Masternodes | Dark Assets | I2P | Market =Embrace The Dark= - page 300. (Read 826716 times)
April 11, 2015, 05:17:14 PM
thats why ICM is online right now right?
April 11, 2015, 05:15:57 PM
I think industrialcoinmagic is counting his BTCs now and will let CRAVE die. He is already on WOC with his WARNet.
he's probably on his new id with new coin in mind
April 11, 2015, 05:15:47 PM
they see a coin similar to crave and automatically claim it's same dev... same kind of games the fudders/trolls always play
April 11, 2015, 05:14:51 PM
The market dosn't matter if the tech is going to work and roll out. I'm really confused at your reasoning tbh. And i don't agree with your observation of the charts either. Whoever dumped made tons of money in this current alt coin climate!
I dare say they effectivly removed 400+ bitcoin from noobs pockets.
I dare say they effectivly removed 400+ bitcoin from noobs pockets.
Ok we'll have to disagree then. People are free to think their own scenarios. But making hundreds of BTCs is no easy process, especially for pumpers - because regular holders are dumping on them as they pump. So in order to make profit you have to dump higher than what you bought.
There are investors that can be attracted to ease the single-handed load of pumping a coin yourself, so that you can dump on them if price goes (much) higher, but you'll certainly not make a profit if you sell at rock bottom. So... the motive for selling at sub-100k satoshi is not profit taking, when you can sell at 200 or 300k. And the scenario where these pumpers are making hundreds of BTCs against the noobs -but they aren't very bright either so that's why they are dumping lots of coins at a loss-, is not making much sense.
April 11, 2015, 05:13:11 PM
whats WOC ?
April 11, 2015, 05:13:03 PM
you guys are delusional. The pumpers have left the building and are planning their next vacation and/or car purchase.
Explain to me why a pumper would spend so many BTCs pumping the price to 800k and then ...dumping down to ...68k, in order to crush the price instead of maximizing BTC profit.
It's impossible for the pumper to have made any money on this.
The only profit comes from attacking the coin's price and confidence, leveling it at much lower levels, where re-purchasing the same quantity or higher quantity of coins can take place @ lower cost.
This scheme can only work if people dump at 100-200-300k etc, otherwise the pumper/dumper lost his BTCs to the casual investors.
Because they dumped as many as they could at the top and when the pyramid started collapsing they knew those at the top would start dumping so the pumper started unloading as many as they could on all the buy orders that were not theirs to maximize their profit. Sure they may have bought back around 100k and then pumped it back to 400k so they could dump on all the people again.
Now we have top buyers, middle buyers and low buyers all looking to dump above 100k. It's like a game of chicken they don't want to miss out on their last chance to dump but don't want to be the first incase some idiots start buying.
April 11, 2015, 05:12:49 PM
http://i.giphy.com/ME37ZwIpEC6Mo.gif
When everyone notices this was a pump and dump
May be worse tomorrow, once we are at 50k, you can see the graphs, there is no way up, just down, dont get fooled
When everyone notices this was a pump and dump
May be worse tomorrow, once we are at 50k, you can see the graphs, there is no way up, just down, dont get fooled
April 11, 2015, 05:12:40 PM
I think industrialcoinmagic is counting his BTCs now and will let CRAVE die. He is already on WOC with his WARNet.
April 11, 2015, 05:09:52 PM
you guys are delusional. The pumpers have left the building and are planning their next vacation and/or car purchase.
Explain to me why a pumper would spend so many BTCs pumping the price to 800k and then ...dumping down to ...68k, in order to crush the price instead of maximizing BTC profit.
It's impossible for the pumper to have made any money on this.
The only profit comes from attacking the coin's price and confidence, leveling it at much lower levels, where re-purchasing the same quantity or higher quantity of coins can take place @ lower cost.
This scheme can only work if people dump at 100-200-300k etc, otherwise the pumper/dumper lost his BTCs to the casual investors.
pumpr probably made so much by selling above 500k he doeesnt care what price he sells it. you all saw how it was dumped on the other coins bob pumped. its the same style. once he has made enough he likes to let people know he is out. see the charts for the coins he has pumped.
If he was selling above 500k, why wasn't the price crashing and instead got to 800k / pump-style? The argument doesn't make sense.
there were large orders above 500k. he mostly bought his own orders. pumper can do anything as long as his makes profit. the dump can only have been done by the pumper just like the other coins. there style is not to spend too much time on a coin and slowly sell it. remember there were two too. first dump to 450k then back up to 650k. then big dump
1. Selling at 68k is not generating maximum profit. So there is something wrong here.
2. Pumpers aren't gods to do anything.
3. Yes there were large orders above 500k, no need to sell at 68k. It's irrational. This was done on purpose to crash price with a thin order book at the bottom.
Stop bringing up this 68k bs its not a point of argument when you factor in noob panics. It clearly wasn't the start of the dump at all and its showing to me it could have happened as people started to freak out. we see this all the time
April 11, 2015, 05:08:57 PM
You are kidding right, you have to be.. Here i was deluded to think you were insightful. Shame on me. You can see the signature all over this project, but clearly you seem to have some stake in it too which is blinding you. I'm not sure but i think you are way off.
68k dumping is not rational profit taking. Period. This was done to crush price. As far as I'm concerned the only question is why.
You may have a different answer than me, but refusing to say it was an intentional price crush is avoiding the truth.
I've seen irrational dumps in the past (way past the point of overselling a coin), and they are mostly related to stolen / hacked money, hacked exchanges etc. This doesn't seem to be the case here though.
So it was an elaborate show to crush the coin are you high!! I'm really not sure if you are joking or not im not sure how "crushing a market" stops development from one contributor.
Good tech speaks for itself real projects look like Shadowcash. It has had shit thrown at it form all angles but it powers on regardless because the tech sells itself!
This projects code is sloppy and the git is not structured right it has one contributor showing and is untraceable back to its code bases.
The market dosn't matter if the tech is going to work and roll out. I'm really confused at your reasoning tbh. And i don't agree with your observation of the charts either. Whoever dumped made tons of money in this current alt coin climate!
I dare say they effectivly removed 400+ bitcoin from noobs pockets.
what is your aim? we get your point i agree alexgr it illogical
April 11, 2015, 05:08:18 PM
April 11, 2015, 05:06:08 PM
You are kidding right, you have to be.. Here i was deluded to think you were insightful. Shame on me. You can see the signature all over this project, but clearly you seem to have some stake in it too which is blinding you. I'm not sure but i think you are way off.
68k dumping is not rational profit taking. Period. This was done to crush price. As far as I'm concerned the only question is why.
You may have a different answer than me, but refusing to say it was an intentional price crush is avoiding the truth.
I've seen irrational dumps in the past (way past the point of overselling a coin), and they are mostly related to stolen / hacked money, hacked exchanges etc. This doesn't seem to be the case here though.
So it was an elaborate show to crush the coin are you high!! I'm really not sure if you are joking or not im not sure how "crushing a market" stops development from one contributor.
Good tech speaks for itself real projects look like Shadowcash. It has had shit thrown at it form all angles but it powers on regardless because the tech sells itself!
This projects code is sloppy and the git is not structured right it has one contributor showing and is untraceable back to its code bases.
The market dosn't matter if the tech is going to work and roll out. I'm really confused at your reasoning tbh. And i don't agree with your observation of the charts either. Whoever dumped made tons of money in this current alt coin climate!
I dare say they effectivly removed 400+ bitcoin from noobs pockets.
April 11, 2015, 05:06:04 PM
you guys are delusional. The pumpers have left the building and are planning their next vacation and/or car purchase.
Explain to me why a pumper would spend so many BTCs pumping the price to 800k and then ...dumping down to ...68k, in order to crush the price instead of maximizing BTC profit.
It's impossible for the pumper to have made any money on this.
The only profit comes from attacking the coin's price and confidence, leveling it at much lower levels, where re-purchasing the same quantity or higher quantity of coins can take place @ lower cost.
This scheme can only work if people dump at 100-200-300k etc, otherwise the pumper/dumper lost his BTCs to the casual investors.
pumpr probably made so much by selling above 500k he doeesnt care what price he sells it. you all saw how it was dumped on the other coins bob pumped. its the same style. once he has made enough he likes to let people know he is out. see the charts for the coins he has pumped.
If he was selling above 500k, why wasn't the price crashing and instead got to 800k / pump-style? The argument doesn't make sense.
there were large orders above 500k. he mostly bought his own orders. pumper can do anything as long as his makes profit. the dump can only have been done by the pumper just like the other coins. there style is not to spend too much time on a coin and slowly sell it. remember there were two too. first dump to 450k then back up to 650k. then big dump
1. Selling at 68k is not generating maximum profit. So there is something wrong here.
2. Pumpers aren't gods to do anything.
3. Yes there were large orders above 500k, no need to sell at 68k. It's irrational. This was done on purpose to crash price with a thin order book at the bottom.
It was a panic sell, initiated by quite large sell dump @720 sat. Just before this massive fud started here(as a part of this attempt to bring price down), this is what caused the panic. You have to be pretty desperate to sell @68k and i feel bad for those people.
lol they don't have to, they are choosing to, and it's prob not reg investors it's probably someone trying to make a point by dumping after already making tons of it and btc trading these last few day... so they don't mind wasting a bit to make a point
but please keep spreading your coins around so cheaply
April 11, 2015, 05:05:50 PM
Warned you yesterday at 0.0062, some ignored me and said i was a fudder, here you have it, and this is not the end yet, you can yet sell, and rebuy at 50k.
Thats where im waiting, as you dont see those walls are fake
^ This
It was too obvious that's going to crash... let's see where it goes now
April 11, 2015, 05:04:42 PM
http://i.giphy.com/xupGR5MORpnk4.gif
I expect that someone listened me yesterday and could cut his losses on time
I expect that someone listened me yesterday and could cut his losses on time
April 11, 2015, 05:03:04 PM
As Queen Elsa herself so wisely said.. Let it go...
April 11, 2015, 05:02:11 PM
you guys are delusional. The pumpers have left the building and are planning their next vacation and/or car purchase.
Explain to me why a pumper would spend so many BTCs pumping the price to 800k and then ...dumping down to ...68k, in order to crush the price instead of maximizing BTC profit.
It's impossible for the pumper to have made any money on this.
The only profit comes from attacking the coin's price and confidence, leveling it at much lower levels, where re-purchasing the same quantity or higher quantity of coins can take place @ lower cost.
This scheme can only work if people dump at 100-200-300k etc, otherwise the pumper/dumper lost his BTCs to the casual investors.
pumpr probably made so much by selling above 500k he doeesnt care what price he sells it. you all saw how it was dumped on the other coins bob pumped. its the same style. once he has made enough he likes to let people know he is out. see the charts for the coins he has pumped.
If he was selling above 500k, why wasn't the price crashing and instead got to 800k / pump-style? The argument doesn't make sense.
there were large orders above 500k. he mostly bought his own orders. pumper can do anything as long as his makes profit. the dump can only have been done by the pumper just like the other coins. there style is not to spend too much time on a coin and slowly sell it. remember there were two too. first dump to 450k then back up to 650k. then big dump
1. Selling at 68k is not generating maximum profit. So there is something wrong here.
2. Pumpers aren't gods to do anything.
3. Yes there were large orders above 500k, no need to sell at 68k. It's irrational. This was done on purpose to crash price with a thin order book at the bottom.
It was a panic sell, initiated by quite large sell dump @720 sat. Just before this massive fud started here(as a part of this attempt to bring price down), this is what caused the panic. You have to be pretty desperate to sell @68k and i feel bad for those people.
April 11, 2015, 04:59:46 PM
A beautiful day to be a bagholder. My bag and I went to the park. Then my bag and I came home. I see my bag is worth less today. My bag and I are going to have a life long marriage.
April 11, 2015, 04:59:34 PM
lol
empty dream
empty promise came out of thin air
empty dream
empty promise came out of thin air
April 11, 2015, 04:59:30 PM
You are kidding right, you have to be.. Here i was deluded to think you were insightful. Shame on me. You can see the signature all over this project, but clearly you seem to have some stake in it too which is blinding you. I'm not sure but i think you are way off.
68k dumping is not rational profit taking. Period. This was done to crush price. As far as I'm concerned the only question is why.
You may have a different answer than me, but refusing to say it was an intentional price crush is avoiding the truth.
I've seen irrational dumps in the past (way past the point of overselling a coin), and they are mostly related to stolen / hacked money, hacked exchanges etc. This doesn't seem to be the case here though.
nope, I think this is people in fear of competition.
Jump to: