Topic: 🔱🔱🔱 [ANN]The Odin Report - Exclusive Trading Group 🔱🔱🔱 - page 4. (Read 1977 times)

Yes, the distinction between our newsletter (which will ultimately shift to Telegram) and a pump group is paramount. Pump groups are classless, and generally only benefit the group owners. They sell into their own signals, essentially crushing the other members of the group. That said, we feel no remorse for them. Those burned by pump groups are reaping what they sowed.

Indeed, that would benefit you. Here is a link to the Whitepaper: https://drive.google.com/a/fantasymarket.com/file/d/18z0LsHrRxc11dDhaDbQRjjHhKdpSv0qE/view?usp=drive_web


Our guess is your native language is not English, which is fine. Point being, if you have additional questions after reading the literature, just ask.

Crypto is a unique asset class with profound volatility; profit is only had where volatility is present, thereby making crypto an attractive investment opportunity.

It sounds good, thanx. And i think i should learn deeper you papers.

Yes, you may still register. You will receive 1 ODIN from the airdrop - enough to access the newsletter in perpetuity.

Somehow I doubt you are completely misunderstanding


Narrowing the scope of the question would be ideal.

Can not completely understand, if i haven't btc/eth or i have it not much, but i have some alts, can i register for airdrop or in bounty?

Either Crypto Patrick Swayze (Road House or Point Break), or a semi-sedated Jackson Pollock (pre 1950). Fairly biased towards Swayze, but Pollock brings unique intangibles. Art is very similar to crypto, so the learning curve would be reduced.

Passing up on a badass like Crypto Patrick Swayze would be difficult though.


Yeah, general team consensus is Swayze.

If you could have one person on the Odin Report team, who would it be?

Am I completely misunderstanding how the system works? Sorry to be a bother but I'm trying to understand.

Why do you think crypto is moving so much faster than traditional markets?

Yeah. It's probably one of my favorites too. I've recently been pretty underwhelmed at projects out there until I found this one. It seems like most other projects are all the same (there are exceptions, of course.). Odin is one that is actually really unique and the tokens have the potential to be valuable in a way so different from other projects.

I have been reading a lot of news lately that made me ask that question, but I was misunderstanding the purpose of this group to an extent. Thanks for clarifying that you aren't a pump group. Newsletters aren't going to be illegal, so I suppose I have no reason to worry. Thank you for clearing that up for me.

We are excited as well. The value of the token is only reflective of the merit the information warrants.

Creative and enthusiastic projects. Hope it really provides
a lucrative investment opportunity.
while monitoring the progress, will join twitter campaign.
thank you

No, from what we know (includes a significant amount of research) about the subscription industry, no one, whether it be crypto-newsletters, personal good, etc, has even tried to tokenize their model.

It is very unlikely that existing utility services price their products correctly. Whenever one person chooses in lieu of general consensus from the larger group, the result is often inefficient. This makes sense though, as one person is unlikely to know the sentiment of all participants / interested parties.

Ronald Reagan was once asked, "Who are the best economists in the world?" His audience was surprised when he said, "The Soviets." Despite America having a far greater GDP than the USSR, Reagan still believed they knew more. As a follow up question, someone asked just that - "Why does America have a higher GDP than the USSR, if the Russians are better economists?" To which he famously answered, "Because I don't know the price of gas in Waco, Texas."

The problem with the Soviet model is that the State wanted to control (quite literally) the price of every single good in their economy. Imagine trying to accurately price every commodity in every industry, and regularly update those prices to mirror changing market preferences. The Russian economists did an incredible job; most people would not have done nearly as good a job... the problem is still self-evident, which is that one person, or even a small group cannot know the ideal market price for a good or service. At least not when thousands (or even millions) of people want it.

Ultimately, it is best to adhere to what you are good at, and let the free market do the rest. We are good at trading. Objectively, far better than most. ODIN is not an investment vehicle; it is not speculative, and its only use is for "Proof of Membership" to the Odin Report group.

I’ve never seen a project like this. It’s such a simple use of smart contracts, but somehow the first of it’s kind I’m thinking. Do you know of anyone else doing this?

Right, makes sense.


We look for medium/long-term positions; anywhere from 1-9 months, sometime a year. In traditional finance, you would be laughed at for saying a one month position is "medium-term", but crypto moves much faster, so timeframes must be updated accordingly.

Also, choosing projects with long-term value helps offset the risk of intermittent price fluctuations. For example, if your entry price is 500 Satoshis, and it suddenly drops to 300, you may be concerned. However, because the value proposition is so strong for that coin, you can HODL through that, as the coin will very likely rebound.

This Monday. The coin is extremely exciting, perhaps a personal favorite of mine.

What do you mean "legal in the US"? We are a newsletter, not a pump group. It would be difficult to overemphasize how opposed we are to pump groups.


We give detailed reports on promising, legitimate projects. Projects that have long-term value. We do not report on irrelevant coins for the sake of pumping them. That is most definitely illegal.