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Topic: 🔱🔱🔱 [ANN]The Odin Report - Exclusive Trading Group 🔱🔱🔱 - page 5. (Read 2002 times)

full member
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Is there a sweet spot you've found from between the buy report until the sell report? 24h? 2d?


Do you mind elaborating a little bit? I think I know what you mean (time between entry and exit?), but more detail would be helpful. Assuming that is what you meant, the answer is - it varies. We try for medium/long-term plays. Projects that show continued promise. We have no interest in pump schemes.



While the report is issued bi-weekly, we will send price updates and other info about previous coin choices every few days. The actual report gives our personal opinion about entry and exit prices, but other than that, we won't send out a "you should sell this coin now" message, unless some anomaly warrants it.

Time between entry and exit is what I meant. Sorry for the ambiguity. It is good that you aren't interested in pump schemes. Thanks for the info.
full member
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You’re rewarded more for holding more tokens right? How many Odin tokens are required to be in the highest tier?
full member
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These types of groups are legal in the US aren’t they? Are you afraid of this changing?
member
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It seems like Odin is getting more interest lately. That's really exciting to see. Especially since the first report is coming up so soon.  Grin
hero member
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This is an elaborate project by Odin Dev who are extensively working to bring the project to a commending Success. But may I ask, is it only with Max wallet address you can apply for the Airdrop? Any other Alternative. Best luck.


What do you mean by "only max wallet"? "Max" is not a type of wallet. Rather, it refers to your wallet address that has the most (aka, "max") amount of coins (either ETH or BTC). Does that make sense?

Same question. What is MAX? Can I use my MEW as MAX?


Yes, you can. "Max" just refers to the wallet that has "the most" crypto in it, by balance. So if you have 84 different BTC wallet addresses, and the one with "the most" has 250 BTC in it, then that wallet is considered your "max" wallet.


... So yes, you can use your MEW wallet (or any other wallet).

I am just trying so hard to understand this airdrop procedure, i don't get why its made mandatory to have a relatively good amount of eth or btc in address to qualify, unfortunately i hard everything in alts for now, so i have joined the bronze tier  since i don't have much eth or btc for higher tiers Wink, very constructive project,
will be following and support project either way. Good luck to team.


Oh, our fault then - we must have not written the section clearly enough; someone will do that today.

You do not need to have "a lot" of ETH or BTC to register for the airdrop. The membership to the group is tiered, and people who have more ODIN have different privileges. The only way to build that initial tiered structure (without doing an ICO) is to give some people more than others. It seems reasonable that if you can prove to us you have a large amount of BTC, you should get more for the airdrop.

We all started at zero, and do not discriminate against those with less available capital. If you have under 10 BTC or 100 ETH, you can still register for the airdrop, and receive 1 ODIN - enough to always receive the report, as long as your ODIN balance does not drop below 1.


Here is the link to the Telegram channel: https://t.me/theodinreport

Here is the link to the Telegram group: https://t.me/odinreport. It's an extra bonus for those who have been forum members. Make sure to use the same ERC-20 address for both registrations.
newbie
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Looking forward for this.  It seems to be a good project.
newbie
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looks very interesting. i have joined airdrop.
sr. member
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This is an elaborate project by Odin Dev who are extensively working to bring the project to a commending Success. But may I ask, is it only with Max wallet address you can apply for the Airdrop? Any other Alternative. Best luck.


What do you mean by "only max wallet"? "Max" is not a type of wallet. Rather, it refers to your wallet address that has the most (aka, "max") amount of coins (either ETH or BTC). Does that make sense?

Same question. What is MAX? Can I use my MEW as MAX?


Yes, you can. "Max" just refers to the wallet that has "the most" crypto in it, by balance. So if you have 84 different BTC wallet addresses, and the one with "the most" has 250 BTC in it, then that wallet is considered your "max" wallet.


... So yes, you can use your MEW wallet (or any other wallet).

I am just trying so hard to understand this airdrop procedure, i don't get why its made mandatory to have a relatively good amount of eth or btc in address to qualify, unfortunately i hard everything in alts for now, so i have joined the bronze tier  since i don't have much eth or btc for higher tiers Wink, very constructive project,
will be following and support project either way. Good luck to team.
newbie
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hope to get more updated information behind this project and im glad to see this coin,ill be looking forward to this
hero member
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Does Odin have any competitors? I know these types of groups are common, but I've never seen one structured quite like this before.


Yes and no...

1) Yes - other crypto-trading groups do exist. However, as you said, none of them (or anyone else) structures access around a token. The token-governance model with respect to a trading group is the nearly perfect use case of a utility token.

2) No - Lacking a more tasteful literary etiquette, we are simply better traders. Somewhat surprisingly, no one has (yet) asked for samples of our trading records. Given the anonymous nature of the report, official trade history is the best option for "identifying" ourselves. Perhaps more telling than using names? 😏

Thanks for your reply. That was helpful. Do you have any samples of trading records that you can supply?


Copy and paste from the first post:

Here is a link to a session from 12/24/17: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OiMkngdeS-UVFLtwYx_FJOOA6FhnXQR/view. Roughly 30 BTC was profited, and Bitcoin was around $14,000.


... I said this earlier, but I'd be fine with posting a couple more trading records. A little bit of credential justification is needed to legitimize the project. Beyond that though, there's really no reasonable expectation or personal inclination to self-qualify. As mentioned earlier, the information is free, and no one is forcing you to sign up. Imagine this though - We make good coin choices for the next 2-6 months (mostly, like 2/3 or 3/4 of the time). And, because our token-burn is ruthless, it's likely only 25,000-30,000 tokens ODIN will be left, and even fewer in circulation. Who knows how valuable group membership will be then.

Thank you for that. More would be helpful just because I think others might be interested to see. I'm completely with you on that fact that there is no real reason to have to overly justify right now. I am personally convinced this is a good project. I think it will definitely become valuable in the long-term. I can't wait to get that first report.


We are excited to get going. We usually suggest coins that have medium/long term potential. We have several very strong candidates for the first report.
full member
Activity: 193
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Does Odin have any competitors? I know these types of groups are common, but I've never seen one structured quite like this before.


Yes and no...

1) Yes - other crypto-trading groups do exist. However, as you said, none of them (or anyone else) structures access around a token. The token-governance model with respect to a trading group is the nearly perfect use case of a utility token.

2) No - Lacking a more tasteful literary etiquette, we are simply better traders. Somewhat surprisingly, no one has (yet) asked for samples of our trading records. Given the anonymous nature of the report, official trade history is the best option for "identifying" ourselves. Perhaps more telling than using names? 😏

Thanks for your reply. That was helpful. Do you have any samples of trading records that you can supply?



Copy and paste from the first post:

Here is a link to a session from 12/24/17: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OiMkngdeS-UVFLtwYx_FJOOA6FhnXQR/view. Roughly 30 BTC was profited, and Bitcoin was around $14,000.


... I said this earlier, but I'd be fine with posting a couple more trading records. A little bit of credential justification is needed to legitimize the project. Beyond that though, there's really no reasonable expectation or personal inclination to self-qualify. As mentioned earlier, the information is free, and no one is forcing you to sign up. Imagine this though - We make good coin choices for the next 2-6 months (mostly, like 2/3 or 3/4 of the time). And, because our token-burn is ruthless, it's likely only 25,000-30,000 tokens ODIN will be left, and even fewer in circulation. Who knows how valuable group membership will be then.

Thank you for that. More would be helpful just because I think others might be interested to see. I'm completely with you on that fact that there is no real reason to have to overly justify right now. I am personally convinced this is a good project. I think it will definitely become valuable in the long-term. I can't wait to get that first report.
member
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This is a really neat project. What happens to unclaimed tokens?


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Awesome. Thanks for responding. Grin
sr. member
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Do you foresee any potential regulatory risks involved with this project?


The crypto space is in its infancy, with a pliant regulatory framework. The ODIN token has the fundamental characteristics of a utility token. So no, regulatory issues are not anticipated... we vigilantly strive to stay updated on new legal guidelines.

That's good to know that your team will keep up-to-date on new legal guidelines. I'm happy there are no risks anticipated. Thanks for your help.
full member
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Imagine this though - We make good coin choices for the next 2-6 months (mostly, like 2/3 or 3/4 of the time). And, because our token-burn is ruthless, it's likely only 25,000-30,000 tokens ODIN will be left, and even fewer in circulation. Who knows how valuable group membership will be then.

This is exactly why I am so excited about The Odin Report. I think ODIN is going to be extremely valuable by the end of 2018. Just like you said, all it's going to take is a few successful months worth of good coin choices and then people are going to realize how actually valuable it is. But by then, the coins value will have gone up because it's actually worth something. I think it is a really smart project.
full member
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I'm still really impressed with the idea of The Odin Report. I'm still curious about a few details. Do you guys have an example document of what the report format will be like? I know you can't actually release one, but just an example so participants have a really good idea of the quality of report they are getting.

We have the framework that we will use. We won't release that until the first report, but it contains: Our high-level overview of the project, why we like it, the value proposition, etc. Each report also contains unique statistics about the coin, and we have detailed TA and FA about each pick.

That helps. Thanks for your reply.
hero member
Activity: 630
Merit: 500
This is a really neat project. What happens to unclaimed tokens?


🔥🔥🔥
hero member
Activity: 630
Merit: 500
Does Odin have any competitors? I know these types of groups are common, but I've never seen one structured quite like this before.


Yes and no...

1) Yes - other crypto-trading groups do exist. However, as you said, none of them (or anyone else) structures access around a token. The token-governance model with respect to a trading group is the nearly perfect use case of a utility token.

2) No - Lacking a more tasteful literary etiquette, we are simply better traders. Somewhat surprisingly, no one has (yet) asked for samples of our trading records. Given the anonymous nature of the report, official trade history is the best option for "identifying" ourselves. Perhaps more telling than using names? 😏

Thanks for your reply. That was helpful. Do you have any samples of trading records that you can supply?



Copy and paste from the first post:

Here is a link to a session from 12/24/17: https://drive.google.com/file/d/15OiMkngdeS-UVFLtwYx_FJOOA6FhnXQR/view. Roughly 30 BTC was profited, and Bitcoin was around $14,000.


... I said this earlier, but I'd be fine with posting a couple more trading records. A little bit of credential justification is needed to legitimize the project. Beyond that though, there's really no reasonable expectation or personal inclination to self-qualify. As mentioned earlier, the information is free, and no one is forcing you to sign up. Imagine this though - We make good coin choices for the next 2-6 months (mostly, like 2/3 or 3/4 of the time). And, because our token-burn is ruthless, it's likely only 25,000-30,000 tokens ODIN will be left, and even fewer in circulation. Who knows how valuable group membership will be then.
hero member
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please tell me, is there anywhere to see an example of how this report will look like? Tell me please, can I see the team? it is very unfortunate if the project is anonymous, I think people have the right to know who creates a particular project


The first report will be released Monday, March 19th, at noon EST. I know it's tough, but just try to hold out until then Wink


Regarding your comments about anonymity - there is about a 110% chance this group continues to remain anonymous. All crypto-trading groups are, anyway. Also, the only reason I'm comfortable posting detailed trading records is because I'm anonymous. The only records I've posted so far are to DOGE, and if you add the numbers, you will find I made ~30 BTC in less than a day. I am happy to post more if people want to see. I won't post all of them, but I do not mind sharing a couple more. Personally, if I was evaluating a company, I would rather see their track record, instead of what they look like.
full member
Activity: 193
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Does Odin have any competitors? I know these types of groups are common, but I've never seen one structured quite like this before.


Yes and no...

1) Yes - other crypto-trading groups do exist. However, as you said, none of them (or anyone else) structures access around a token. The token-governance model with respect to a trading group is the nearly perfect use case of a utility token.

2) No - Lacking a more tasteful literary etiquette, we are simply better traders. Somewhat surprisingly, no one has (yet) asked for samples of our trading records. Given the anonymous nature of the report, official trade history is the best option for "identifying" ourselves. Perhaps more telling than using names? 😏

Thanks for your reply. That was helpful. Do you have any samples of trading records that you can supply?
member
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This is a really neat project. What happens to unclaimed tokens?
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