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Zeegeuze

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Quote from: provenceday on March 08, 2014, 06:07:17 AM

i want to buy wolf coin?
how to buy this?

the dev did not reply any PM?

Waiting as well since yesterday. Dev will definitely show up later today: he has some family matters to take care of this week, hence he's less online than he used to be. For sure you will receive your coins on time!

provenceday

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i want to buy wolf coin?
how to buy this?

the dev did not reply any PM?

Zeegeuze

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Quote from: ap3311 on March 07, 2014, 05:59:43 PM

It was ridiculous seeing everybody fighting to place their orders lower and lower and lower, actually going below the dev's huge sell wall when they know for a fact that it's fake and he HAS to buy. He must have found the whole thing hillarious.

I strongly suspect he had no time to laugh... It was over before he could even breath!

ap3311

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Quote from: edok on March 07, 2014, 04:05:11 PM

You guys realize that sharing your strategy to bid low hurts everyone's profit?

I don't have time to daytrade on Sunday but if I did here is what I would do:

1. Wait for movement from the whale to place your walls.
2. Keep a mental count of roughly how much BTC has been spent by whale.
3. Always bid 1-2 positions higher than the lowest bidder to force the whale up.

If everyone employed this strategy it would force price up and force dev to climb faster in order to acquire WOLF.

You haven't seen what went on last Sunday.

Yes this is what people should do but it doesn't work like that. People don't work together. It's human nature to put yourself first, no one wants to be left holding the bag.

It was ridiculous seeing everybody fighting to place their orders lower and lower and lower, actually going below the dev's huge sell wall when they know for a fact that it's fake and he HAS to buy. He must have found the whole thing hillarious.

Shahrukh

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mmihai1978

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great idea, too bad it doesn't work!

edok

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You guys realize that sharing your strategy to bid low hurts everyone's profit?

I don't have time to daytrade on Sunday but if I did here is what I would do:

1. Wait for movement from the whale to place your walls.
2. Keep a mental count of roughly how much BTC has been spent by whale.
3. Always bid 1-2 positions higher than the lowest bidder to force the whale up.

If everyone employed this strategy it would force price up and force dev to climb faster in order to acquire WOLF.

ap3311

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This weekend I'll be selling for a small profit.

Based on the first 2 I think we'll be seeing relatively small profits until around week 6/7 or when the dev runs out of WOLF.

Then things will start to get interesting.

illiki23

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Hail Eris!

Quote from: Zeegeuze on March 07, 2014, 02:52:25 PM

Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:46:34 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:41:27 PM

Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:29:20 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:26:38 PM

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

I am not sure where you get this information but it is not true.

I can prove it: I profited both weekends and only play with a fraction of a bitcoin. There was an ample window to sell and make profit, you just chose not to.

OK. At what price has you sold, if I can ask?

I sold my coins sunday morning before the event happened, to guarantee profit.
The first time I made a little less than average selling at 0.014, the second time I made above average selling at 0.0135.
Each weekend the dynamics change, it will not be the same next weekend.

But if I did wait until after the buying began I would have sold early, probably jumping out at 0.0115 when the large buy wall was put up - getting a decent 15% profit.
Really expecting more than that is pushing it, and brings more risk. 15% is actually really good.

Guess you missed some 0's, otherwise I want to know your secret ;-)

Yeah, I wish. Edited.

Zeegeuze

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Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:46:34 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:41:27 PM

Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:29:20 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:26:38 PM

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

I am not sure where you get this information but it is not true.

I can prove it: I profited both weekends and only play with a fraction of a bitcoin. There was an ample window to sell and make profit, you just chose not to.

OK. At what price has you sold, if I can ask?

I sold my coins sunday morning before the event happened, to guarantee profit.
The first time I made a little less than average selling at 0.014, the second time I made above average selling at 0.0135.
Each weekend the dynamics change, it will not be the same next weekend.

But if I did wait until after the buying began I would have sold early, probably jumping out at 0.0115 when the large buy wall was put up - getting a decent 15% profit.
Really expecting more than that is pushing it, and brings more risk. 15% is actually really good.

Guess you missed some 0's, otherwise I want to know your secret ;-)

illiki23

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Hail Eris!

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:41:27 PM

Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:29:20 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:26:38 PM

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

I am not sure where you get this information but it is not true.

I can prove it: I profited both weekends and only play with a fraction of a bitcoin. There was an ample window to sell and make profit, you just chose not to.

OK. At what price has you sold, if I can ask?

I sold my coins sunday morning before the event happened, to guarantee profit.
The first time I made a little less than average selling at 0.0014, the second time I made above average selling at 0.00135.
Each weekend the dynamics change, it will not be the same next weekend.

But if I did wait until after the buying began I would have sold early, probably jumping out at 0.00115 when the large buy wall was put up - getting a decent 15% profit.
Really expecting more than that is pushing it, and brings more risk. 15% is actually really good.

Errror

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ggwp

Quote from: illiki23 on March 07, 2014, 02:29:20 PM

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:26:38 PM

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

I am not sure where you get this information but it is not true.

I can prove it: I profited both weekends and only play with a fraction of a bitcoin. There was an ample window to sell and make profit, you just chose not to.

OK. At what price has you sold, if I can ask?

Zeegeuze

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Quote from: kimosan on March 07, 2014, 01:59:01 PM

Quote from: Pompobit on March 07, 2014, 11:42:47 AM

I'd give to Poloniex another try... The owner seems honest, and it is a very rare quality today in bitcoinland

I agree with Pompobit. I've had coins taken from exchanges only to see the devs either bail or completely ignore any requests to return them. I sent 180 million IFC to Coins-e months back and to this day they have never been credited to my account, the idiot who runs Coins-e is a scam **** who refuses to communicate. That guy has no business running an exchange. I digress...

Tristan has done a damn good job of keeping everyone informed of the situation at poloniex. Yes, it sucks that coins were stolen but at least he didn't close up shop and run away. The guy has balls and moral fiber, very rare in crypto. Imagine if Karpeles had told everyone of the problems at Gox from the get-go and then asked the community for their help and support in fixing things... wow, perhaps that idiot wouldn't have lost his exchange and $millions in customers BTC. Thinking back I'm pretty sure almost every sinlge exchange has had coins stolen at one time or another, the big boys btc-e and mtgox included.

I'll give poloniex another chance if he can get everything running smoothly again. Tristan and the security expert he hires will probably end up making it one of the most secure exchanges around.

I totally agree. That's why I really hope he will offer some shares of his company! I, for sure, will buy some!

It's very quiet this week on Wolf... I have the impression a lot of opportunists left the ship, which means there might be a higher profit this week. It might be good to have the total BTC sold this week, as to compare with last 2 weeks: this will give us some indication already!

illiki23

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Hail Eris!

Quote from: Errror on March 07, 2014, 02:26:38 PM

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

I am not sure where you get this information but it is not true.

I can prove it: I profited both weekends and only play with a fraction of a bitcoin. There was an ample window to sell and make profit, you just chose not to.

Errror

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ggwp

last time only whales profited, not cool, what will be different this Sunday?

kimosan

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Quote from: Pompobit on March 07, 2014, 11:42:47 AM

I'd give to Poloniex another try... The owner seems honest, and it is a very rare quality today in bitcoinland

I agree with Pompobit. I've had coins taken from exchanges only to see the devs either bail or completely ignore any requests to return them. I sent 180 million IFC to Coins-e months back and to this day they have never been credited to my account, the idiot who runs Coins-e is a scam **** who refuses to communicate. That guy has no business running an exchange. I digress...

Tristan has done a damn good job of keeping everyone informed of the situation at poloniex. Yes, it sucks that coins were stolen but at least he didn't close up shop and run away. The guy has balls and moral fiber, very rare in crypto. Imagine if Karpeles had told everyone of the problems at Gox from the get-go and then asked the community for their help and support in fixing things... wow, perhaps that idiot wouldn't have lost his exchange and $millions in customers BTC. Thinking back I'm pretty sure almost every sinlge exchange has had coins stolen at one time or another, the big boys btc-e and mtgox included.

I'll give poloniex another chance if he can get everything running smoothly again. Tristan and the security expert he hires will probably end up making it one of the most secure exchanges around.

Pompobit

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I'd give to Poloniex another try... The owner seems honest, and it is a very rare quality today in bitcoinland

The One

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Quote from: MsCollec on March 06, 2014, 04:16:57 PM

we need a new exchange, i am not trading on Poloniex anymore Sad

We could try coinmarket......ooopphhhsssss been offline for weeks.

We could try Mintpal.......ooooopppphhhhhssss now not wqorking due to 'over capacity' - on Insanity Sunday, Mintpal probably couldn't cope.

Get my drift.....all exchanges are imperfect.

InsanityDev

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Hi All,

Just a quick update to say that I'm away from the computer until tonight, a close member of my family has had a health complication which has taken up my time and thoughts for the past couple of days, I'm spending the day with them today.

I'll be back at the computer later tonight, and pretty much full time from there, at which point I'll respond to all pm's, orders, and update the thread.

Speak to you all later, and best regards.

y3804

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Put WOLF on Cryptoaltex. They're nice guys and they can handle lots of volume.

Poloniex is the most insecure thing ever

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