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Topic: DEVCOIN why you are doing this to us? :( (Read 1691 times)

newbie
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March 12, 2014, 09:27:12 PM
#25
The low prices mean that artists who got coins during times of higher prices could well have sold some thus being ready to buy back cheaper now that prices are lower.

Plus of course those who do not write when the coins people wrote for two months ago are at low prices will not have coins coming in in two months when prices might already be much higher.

Maybe it is a selection mechanism that will help select artists who are intelligent and have the discipline to manage their business/finances, to defer gratification and so on.

Those who sold some on the way up to 193 satoshis per coin a while ago should be happily buying on the way down right now ready to catch the next uptick... Or writing like crazy if they figure the next uptick will not happen until after they get paid for what they write today...

However it seems possible that we might be gradually lowering the volatility over time. As more and more orders pile up from the top down on the sell side and from the bottom up on the buy side we might already be squeezing the volatile range.

-MarkM-


Excellent points - thank you! I've never seen it explained quite this way before and it makes it abundantly clear.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
Yesss Smiley

Price is going up Tongue

wall looks much better Smiley


Evry hour price is going up for now. And according to it's history - I think it is possible that we will see +20% tomorrow.
What do you think?

sr. member
Activity: 476
Merit: 250
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.
As you can see from it's hash rate and rising diff this coin is very alive and people want it to be alive...

Hash rate is rising due to merge mining with Bitcoin.
People doing the merged mining have no interest in Devcoin, so dump it as soon as they can, so the price goes down.
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
The low prices mean that artists who got coins during times of higher prices could well have sold some thus being ready to buy back cheaper now that prices are lower.

Plus of course those who do not write when the coins people wrote for two months ago are at low prices will not have coins coming in in two months when prices might already be much higher.

Maybe it is a selection mechanism that will help select artists who are intelligent and have the discipline to manage their business/finances, to defer gratification and so on.

Those who sold some on the way up to 193 satoshis per coin a while ago should be happily buying on the way down right now ready to catch the next uptick... Or writing like crazy if they figure the next uptick will not happen until after they get paid for what they write today...

However it seems possible that we might be gradually lowering the volatility over time. As more and more orders pile up from the top down on the sell side and from the bottom up on the buy side we might already be squeezing the volatile range.

-MarkM-


Perhaps upticks are comming back to dvc Smiley

See vircurex wall Smiley
It looks much much better then yesterday Smiley



Dumpers seems to be not so happy right now Smiley
legendary
Activity: 2212
Merit: 1199
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.



Devcoin has been quite easy to make profits from, check the charts.

Buy low, sell high  Smiley

I have a problem with patience, and I hate sitting on any Alts because of the fact they can crash so easily and recovery time is much more than I can stand.


Hehe yes Smiley recovery time sometimes takes too long Tongue I have problems with patience too Smiley  but seems like DVC price is going up from morning Wink
legendary
Activity: 2940
Merit: 1090
The low prices mean that artists who got coins during times of higher prices could well have sold some thus being ready to buy back cheaper now that prices are lower.

Plus of course those who do not write when the coins people wrote for two months ago are at low prices will not have coins coming in in two months when prices might already be much higher.

Maybe it is a selection mechanism that will help select artists who are intelligent and have the discipline to manage their business/finances, to defer gratification and so on.

Those who sold some on the way up to 193 satoshis per coin a while ago should be happily buying on the way down right now ready to catch the next uptick... Or writing like crazy if they figure the next uptick will not happen until after they get paid for what they write today...

However it seems possible that we might be gradually lowering the volatility over time. As more and more orders pile up from the top down on the sell side and from the bottom up on the buy side we might already be squeezing the volatile range.

-MarkM-
newbie
Activity: 21
Merit: 0
.. Devcoin the first (and only? if not only, the top one) to design a coin not motivated chiefly by investment/spending value. It has a very different value system that all of the coins, bitcoin included, which is this emphasis on valuing open source creations. Creative action for the benefit of everyone measures much better IRL than by any metric like fiat currency. This coin will be useful even no matter its USD value.

Once the overall bear market reverses, Devcoin's unique flavor makes it stick even more as we we have 150+ coins nowadays.

The coin may stick for the financial types, but having watched the value dip slowly downward this past month while writing my fingers off I can tell you with some assurance that a lot of the "artists" will disappear if this keeps up ...

Creative action requires a patron - when that patron turns out their pockets the artist flees. I know Devtome has been through this cycling before, fewer artists equaling more shares for the remaining ones - it just seems an odd way to run a ship.

But I guess that's high finance for ya'.  Roll Eyes
legendary
Activity: 2940
Merit: 1090
Without merged mining blockchains are insanely expensive to secure.

Look at all the scrypt coins that cannot be merged mined, the highest hashing power of the lot was litecoin yet almost overnight a stupid meme drummed up more hashing power than litecoin had, showing that even the most secure of the lot was actually not secure at all really, just some stupid meme could have blown it away. Luckily it happened to be a "lets be yet another crapcoin!" meme instead of a "lets PWN the crapcoin blockchains!" meme but it showed how pathetic even the "most secure" scrypt coin was.

Now there are two scrypt coins about that pathetic (litecoin and DOGE), and all the rest are just so insanely pathetic that encouraging anyone to buy any of them should be criminal negligence or maybe outright fraud for pretending they aren't just honeypots waiting for enough suckers to put money in to make it worth attacking.

-MarkM-
sr. member
Activity: 370
Merit: 251
lol take a look at 80% of alts.... dev coin is holding up well.

Think i will invest after seeing how resilient it is.

Indeed! at least 90% if coins are in a serious bear market. Bitcoin is even down just under 50% since it pre China confusion of December.

Especially considering the ballooning size of copy cat coins... Devcoin the first (and only? if not only, the top one) to design a coin not motivated chiefly by investment/spending value. It has a very different value system that all of the coins, bitcoin included, which is this emphasis on valuing open source creations. Creative action for the benefit of everyone measures much better IRL than by any metric like fiat currency. This coin will be useful even no matter its USD value.

Once the overall bear market reverses, Devcoin's unique flavor makes it stick even more as we we have 150+ coins nowadays.

hero member
Activity: 714
Merit: 500
Merge mining destroyed all the SHA256 coins.  I talk to so many farm minersof BTC that merge mine all these coins that they end up not knowing what to do with them.  They just dump them as soon as they get them because the prices keep going down.

Merge Mining is the worst implementation for coin networks.  I can't believe they didn't forsee this happening.  That is what happens when you get a computer science degree but don't double major in finance.
legendary
Activity: 2940
Merit: 1090
DeVCoin is still way up above 30 satoshis, sure it is dipping deeper into my buy orders (which I have at every satoshi of price from 1 on up to the active trading range) than it did on the last couple of dips, which is great, but it has gone down as low as 27 satoshis not so very long ago and that was great.

Dumpers must be tryign harder this tiem around though as last couple of dips they only managed to push it down to 50 and 55 or somesuch.

The deeper they manage to push it though the more coins we buyers get to buy and the cheaper we get to buy them, so that when the uptick comes and we get to sell them all for two or three or more times as much as we bought them for we will have that many times as much bitcoin to sit back down on the buy side to make it that much harder for dumpers to drive it down on the next downtick...

-MarkM-
legendary
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MY RED TRUST LEFT BY SCUMBAGS - READ MY SIG
lol take a look at 80% of alts.... dev coin is holding up well.

Think i will invest after seeing how resilient it is.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 10
you think this is bad?

look at DGC. nightmarish dive into limbo



full member
Activity: 154
Merit: 100
Soo, i guess now is a good time to get into DEV? Cheesy
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.



Devcoin has been quite easy to make profits from, check the charts.

Buy low, sell high  Smiley

I have a problem with patience, and I hate sitting on any Alts because of the fact they can crash so easily and recovery time is much more than I can stand.


I have a problem with patience, too. I'm trying to overcome it because it nearly always ends up costing me profit.

I feel your pain. I have lost a ton of money because of my impatience.
And it's funny, because usually when I do sell, it seems like in an instant the price starts rising dramatically.

hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 500
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.



Devcoin has been quite easy to make profits from, check the charts.

Buy low, sell high  Smiley

I have a problem with patience, and I hate sitting on any Alts because of the fact they can crash so easily and recovery time is much more than I can stand.


I have a problem with patience, too. I'm trying to overcome it because it nearly always ends up costing me profit.
newbie
Activity: 27
Merit: 0
March 11, 2014, 08:41:58 PM
#9
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.



Devcoin has been quite easy to make profits from, check the charts.

Buy low, sell high  Smiley

I have a problem with patience, and I hate sitting on any Alts because of the fact they can crash so easily and recovery time is much more than I can stand.
hero member
Activity: 644
Merit: 500
March 11, 2014, 08:32:52 PM
#8
Honestly, who cares about Devcoin? Unless, you're cloud mining with cex.io, I don't even understand why anyone would even want to mine this coin.
Good luck though, If you can ever make a profit.



Devcoin has been quite easy to make profits from, check the charts.

Buy low, sell high  Smiley
legendary
Activity: 1022
Merit: 1000
March 11, 2014, 07:31:40 PM
#7
I've been watching this coin for awhile and it has not gone much of anywhere.  Given that so much of it goes to the foundation, you would think they would be able to build more infrastructure for it.
sr. member
Activity: 350
Merit: 250
March 11, 2014, 07:07:34 PM
#6
I miss the old days of dev at 2 satoshi, stocking up on it.
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