I won't be surprise to see this on WOC too
https://github.com/industrialcoinmagic/crave/commit/004181e6a85f7b085d9638a177d681233dbac51b#diff-54a118d2233e9092211bc5de85db3744R117
He added a big amount of coins the last few days.
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April 11, 2015, 03:59:25 PM
April 11, 2015, 03:56:55 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.
that can be said as well but it got dumped to 68k but little amount was sold. the lowest large order i saw was 100k. 10btc order. then after that it was done. who knows what was in the head of pumper but the coin is not that great as people say it is. is good the price was too much. below 100k is ok.
April 11, 2015, 03:56:47 PM
Chilling and eating popcorn while watching this. 
April 11, 2015, 03:56:36 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.
April 11, 2015, 03:56:32 PM
I made a bittrex account just to buy crave, started buying at 100k at bought all the way to the top, now i am just a broke bagholder GG crave, my first introduction to alts was great 
praying that roadmap 2 will pump the price and save me 
praying that roadmap 2 will pump the price and save me It is sad.
The number one rule in crypto is not to invest money that you cannot afford to lose otherwise you will be praying for miracles and end up losing your possessions. If you follow that rule you should be fine as it is all high risk and highly speculative. The second most important rule is tot always look at how strong the fundamentals are then you can know if it is a quick pump and dump or something for the longer term. Buy into coins with strong fundamentals and hold them through the waves. The third rule is that if you feel very lucky, throw up a coin and if it falls on heads buy into a new no-name startup coin like an ICO and if it falls on tails take the money that you would have put into an ICO and put it on number 20 on the roulette table as the odds are about as good to become rich quick with crypto.
April 11, 2015, 03:55:39 PM
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April 11, 2015, 03:54:45 PM
http://i.giphy.com/8v82DGkM2G4FO.gif
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
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
April 11, 2015, 03:54:19 PM
finally starting to come down to a normal coins trading volume
the lower the price goes the better it is for people who see this as a great new coin and want in, in the long life of a coin the first few weeks are only the distribution period... "ride the waves" the more potential a coin holds the more fudders will fud and traders will play their games making bigger and bigger waves.
It must be a record how fast this thread continues to grow
thank you fudders/trolls
the lower the price goes the better it is for people who see this as a great new coin and want in, in the long life of a coin the first few weeks are only the distribution period... "ride the waves" the more potential a coin holds the more fudders will fud and traders will play their games making bigger and bigger waves.
It must be a record how fast this thread continues to grow
thank you fudders/trolls April 11, 2015, 03:53:29 PM
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April 11, 2015, 03:53:13 PM
It happened just like i told ya. Do you really want to experience 4k satoshi ?
4k satoshi = 22 BTC marketcap... or ~5000$. lol
April 11, 2015, 03:51:55 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.
Pumpers buy so that the price goes up. N00bs and general traders then think something is up and follow the buy trend like dumb blindfolded sheep. The pumpers then do their calculations and wait until the bases are loaded with other traders' buy orders and then wham dump their holdings when the buy orders are large enough to cover their holdings. This was a classic example and many people lost a lot of money with crave.
Dump down to 68k when you know you are killing it / overselling it and it rebounded to 350k a while thereafter? No. There is nothing classic here.
Besides no one said they were smart! We are talking about some of the biggest clowns into CRYPTO here. It is classic, for them!
So the pumper / dumper were also ...stupid... but they made money from the people, or... they lost money (because they are stupid) - whatever... The narrative doesn't add up.
What I see here is simple: There was nothing bad to say against the coin, no actual FUD to throw at it, so someone pumped & dumped at a cost (for him), to throw the "p&d" accusation at it. "Oh people are losing money", "it's a pump & dump like the rest" etc etc.
Like if some "investors" come along and take ANY coin (including bitcoin, litecoin etc) and pump it & dump it, it's somehow the coin's fault.
Then, once the label sticks that it was "just a P&D", cheap accumulation can take place.
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.
Accumulation was consistent all through the mining phase. Go take another look, it was also extremely hard to rent cheap miners the whole time.
Point here is PnD is bad for projects be they genuine or not. I'm not going to throw money away just to prove that and crush a projects future when its a genuine one.
April 11, 2015, 03:51:25 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.
+1
April 11, 2015, 03:50:34 PM
I am still buying craveeeeee
Haha thanks for the cheap coins
Haha thanks for the cheap coins
April 11, 2015, 03:50:31 PM
When you see the sell orders being much more bigger than the buy orders, you just know that your shitcoin is dead.
BobSurplus and his crew are not pumping bitcoins/fiat in this anymore, which gives you a stability in price (1). But this stability will soon go into the trash, because the loss of confidence will take over, especially after seeing that the Dev doesn't exist anymore (1) ROFL!
This mini pump back to 300k was caused by the bagholders and by the emotional traders that thought they bought some cheap coins.
The next days will be the funniest shit in the crypto scam scene. I can't wait to laugh like a maniac at these bag holding losers that will eat each other.
BobSurplus and his crew are not pumping bitcoins/fiat in this anymore, which gives you a stability in price (1). But this stability will soon go into the trash, because the loss of confidence will take over, especially after seeing that the Dev doesn't exist anymore (1) ROFL!
This mini pump back to 300k was caused by the bagholders and by the emotional traders that thought they bought some cheap coins.
The next days will be the funniest shit in the crypto scam scene. I can't wait to laugh like a maniac at these bag holding losers that will eat each other.
Open Bittrex and just look at the volume (2) for the next 24-48 hours.
You will see it going from 1500btc to 700, then to 400
200
...
Also, where are the sock puppets ? They were filling at least 2 pages per minute telling people how great this scamcoin is.
I'm telling you idiots, nobody is pumping bitcoins (3) into this anymore. You have an opportunity to dump at 300k and just get the fuck out of this pyramid.
You will see it going from 1500btc to 700, then to 400
200
...
Also, where are the sock puppets ? They were filling at least 2 pages per minute telling people how great this scamcoin is.
I'm telling you idiots, nobody is pumping bitcoins (3) into this anymore. You have an opportunity to dump at 300k and just get the fuck out of this pyramid.
Hi, bagholding losers.
1 = Notice the stability and how the scam dev is still missing ?
2 = The volume went approx 120btc down. It's still been a few hours since my comment, but just keep monitoring the volume. It will slowly decrease until abyss.
3 = Notice how the dump happened approx 16 hours ago and the price just doesn't go up at all ?
Well, do you need something more palpable than this for you to wake up ? Maybe a dick slap to the face, imbeciles ?
Hi, stupid bag holding PIGS! You had the chance to get out at 200k.
Look at the volume. It halved ROFLMAO
It happened just like i told ya. Do you really want to experience 4k satoshi ?
April 11, 2015, 03:50:08 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.
April 11, 2015, 03:46:47 PM
My oh my
April 11, 2015, 03:45:40 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
April 11, 2015, 03:45:25 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.
Pumpers buy so that the price goes up. N00bs and general traders then think something is up and follow the buy trend like dumb blindfolded sheep. The pumpers then do their calculations and wait until the bases are loaded with other traders' buy orders and then wham dump their holdings when the buy orders are large enough to cover their holdings. This was a classic example and many people lost a lot of money with crave.
Dump down to 68k when you know you are killing it / overselling it and it rebounded to 350k a while thereafter? No. There is nothing classic here.
Besides no one said they were smart! We are talking about some of the biggest clowns into CRYPTO here. It is classic, for them!
So the pumper / dumper were also ...stupid... but they made money from the people, or... they lost money (because they are stupid) - whatever... The narrative doesn't add up.
What I see here is simple: There was nothing bad to say against the coin, no actual FUD to throw at it, so someone pumped & dumped at a cost (for him), to throw the "p&d" accusation at it. "Oh people are losing money", "it's a pump & dump like the rest" etc etc.
Like if some "investors" come along and take ANY coin (including bitcoin, litecoin etc) and pump it & dump it, it's somehow the coin's fault.
Then, once the label sticks that it was "just a P&D", cheap accumulation can take place.
April 11, 2015, 03:43:32 PM
Look those fake buy walls, like an hour ago, you will see how this is going to crash, someone is desesperately trying to sustain the price with it
April 11, 2015, 03:42:58 PM
CRAVE DUMPING ALL HIS SHIT AND BOUGHT WOC BEFORE THEY ANN WOC? GET IN BEFORE THE TRAIN LEAVES.
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