Topic: [ANN] TrollCoin 2.1 [$TROLL] Twitch/Twitter Tips - New Exchanges - Marketplace - page 47. (Read 262906 times)

Nope, in standard trade accounting only sell-side volume is counted. I assume cryptomarkets are modeled after fiat markets in the same way. In any case it was a straight up wash trade for exactly 350000000 TRL.

Wow I just noticed that sale. I did some digging through the block explorer.

First glance": if you can believe the "experimental" guesstimated wallets feature, then that amount hasn't left Bleutrade's wallets (unless it was through multiple transactions in smaller amounts) as no similarly large addresses have been active in a long, long time. None of the non-Bleutrade, non-pool top 100 addresses have changed recently enough to be involved in a gain of that size, and somebody withdrawing probably wouldn't bother automating multiple small withdrawals just to stay off the top 100 addresses list.

https://chainz.cryptoid.info/trl/#!wallets

The reason I tweeted about it with the hashtag #wash is because that 350 mil wasn't sitting on the offer for very long. When it was placed it cleared out a small bid at 3 sats, then a commensurate buy was issued 5 seconds later to clear it out, confirmed by the subsequent buy at ask 59 seconds later at 4 satoshi. (Of course any remaining amounts on the order book could have been pulled/canceled during that time too.)

Classic definition of a wash trade where two parties colluded to create the transaction, or just as likely, one party using two Bleutrade accounts. Considering the size of the single transaction it must have been an early miner of TRL whose coins were sitting on Bleutrade for over a year, playing with some BTC in order to get a rise out of people watching.

One interesting thing to check and compare would be the records of CryptoRush's TRL balance, since I know they were the first exchange to list TRL around the time of 50000-coin block rewards.

EDIT: I checked Bleutrade's other pairs just in case this was part of some crazy-ass arbitrage but nowhere near the volume needed was going off. I did discover that at current DOGE prices there has been a pretty big bid to buy TRL at 0.05 DOGE each (3.4 sats). So if you can buy TRL at 3 sats anywhere, you can arb to DOGE.

I think it was only 150 or so. Not sure how blue represents it... Assuming a 150 sell order filled from a 150 buy would show 300. Plus the biggest single wallet is  290.

Either way.... Do it every day so our name is on top, maybe we'll get new people.

Not sure what the point of that trade was other than to boost Bleutrade's volume or let us know someone's got 350 mil on the exchange. Either way. Bring it on! Duuuump!!!!

Lol 350mil trl. No.

As I understand it but not confirmed (i can verify later today) the current Trollcoin codebase was forked from Donationcoin by Spencer Lievens who updated Trollcoin for us to 1.4 in exchange for a fee. The original Trollcoin code was most likely a sloppy fork of old Litecoin.

Definitely ask earlz, I'm happy to go in on the cost for an independent review. I'll confirm on the code fork source asap.

I've seen the slow block generation times but they haven't been too bad.

Any idea what coin the Trollcoin codebase was forked from? Looking into past issues with its parent fork might give some clues on whether it's something that needs fixing (/already has a fix on the parent?), or something that fixes itself with higher and/or stable nethash. Nethash jumps up and down quite a lot between 100-350 mh/s which is a pretty big variation and could be messing with the difficulty readjustment, and thus block times.

I know earlz (@earlzdotnet) will review a coin's code for $30-$50. If you think it would be helpful I'll hire him to do a review of the TRL codebase.

I thought TRL just lived under the nodes, for free, and beat up other nodes for coin.

If you wish to support Trollcoin but cannot do so by other means, these guys accept PayPal & coinpayments.net to crowdfund Trollcoin nodes at $50 a year

Well, there goes faking my death, THANKS A LOT!

I just want to post 1 message that I was here lol. 

This coin is still alive, and 1369 is still alive too... 

Maybe it'll do like mooncoin did.... 100mil coins at 1 satoshi and then it jumps to 1400 satoshi the next day.

Le sigh......

no problem man. You have a cool fun channel. I really like your setup. Like I said before I'm surprised it isn't more popular, but I guess your channel is in the same boat as a lot of others; if it isn't league of legends it isn't all that popular.

I imagine most developers only take payment in straight up btc. That usually seems to be the case in some of the threads for coins I've watched that don't have an active developer. If you can find someone willing to accept trollcoin more power to you. Most developers don't seem to keen on the idea of accepting a currency that may or may not have significant value in the near or distant future. I'd be willing to put up a mill as a contribution if you can find someone that would be willing to do it.

YOOO! I was wondering who you were here, thanks for chilling at Arkadeum mr aiokuma! But if you don't dump trolls, I'll have none to buy!!! Kappa

I'm glad my efforts to keep this a chill coin thread appear successful. When you're not fed a bunch of promises & fancy roadmap posters, you're less likely to make risky decisions. If you buy a few million troll for kicks & someone dumps it down to 1 satoshi, it's trollcoin, what'd you expect?
I still keep trying to bait out the old trolls, minimal success at best.

on the subject of mining, i"m guessing by now you've seen the periods of slow block times. From studying block explorer data & using the wallet for some time I've come to 3 possible causes, listed from most likely to least:

1, difficulty does not adjust in tandem with hash rate at all times (there are periods that come & go), a coin core issue that would have to be solved with an update.
2, something to do with transactions placed on the chain, I notice there is almost always an additional time before a block is solved when that block contains additional transactions.
3, a miner may be attempting to troll the blockchain by some means, yet highly unlikely & only makes sense after smoking a fat blunt.

With that said, I'm putting the word out there that Trollcoin seeks a dedicated developer to help troubleshoot this potentially disruptive issue, but mainly because contracting outside developers is pricey & any digital currency needs a dedicated developer to be taken seriously. I would rather pay a developer to join the team for a substantial stake of my trolls & perhaps donations from other trollcoin enthusiasts, than pay an outsider to do work he/she is not invested in.

Anything.

Trollcoin probably wouldn't be alive today without your support. Anything I can do for you, don't hesitate to ask.

Greetings sir! Apologies for not getting back to your email, we can discuss it openly here if you want, ill email you shortly.

Also, you will find that a large portion of this thread is by a small group of people, my hero member status pretty much came from posting here.

The official account of this thread (Trollcoins) was approached by poloinex (& bittrex i think) last year and offered listing for a large fee, we (I) declined as I do not believe starting such a relationship as, well, let's face it, a paid whore was the right approach. If & when the opportunity comes, rest assured I will take it, but without shady back room dealings. We got paycoin for that.

I'm aoiakuma on your twitch chat. Surprisingly out of all the coins I own and the threads of coins I keep tabs on, this is the last coin I'd ever think about dumping considering the effort that's been put into it, and like notsofast says "it's very relaxed nature." If anything I regret not mining it on my pc more when the coin first came out and I was just learning about crypto. If you see any recent buy orders come up any time soon they might be from me.

I love Trollcoin just on principle even though I'm not a gamer or a user of Twitch.

Ever since Karl took it over it's been a relaxed, steady adoption with more users and I've watched it get trickle-bought steadily upward.

I've had a scrypt ASIC pointed at it virtually full-time since October 2014, first at nation-wars and then solo for a long time. I was planning on stopping after the block reward went to 2500 but the value of TRL is so steadily upward that it's still a good idea to stay on it and support the network.

I won't tell you how big my stack is but I will tell you that's my order on Bleutrade to sell 1 TRL for 8008135 BTC. (and for 31337 and 80085) So you know I have at least 3.