I'm highly pleased with the information about Cryptopia's tiny self-arbitrage & the C.A.T. update. Strap yourselves in.
self-arbitrage?
Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 154. (Read 1047085 times)
May 09, 2016, 09:20:11 PM
self-arbitrage?
May 09, 2016, 07:11:15 PM
I'm highly pleased with the information about Cryptopia's tiny self-arbitrage & the C.A.T. update. Strap yourselves in.
May 09, 2016, 05:05:12 PM
Cryptocurrency Automatic Trader is a bot app that accepts UNO for payment.
They have announced that they will be adding Cryptopia in their next release.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=507103.msg14769109;topicseen#msg14769109
They already support C-Cex and Bittrex.
They have announced that they will be adding Cryptopia in their next release.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=507103.msg14769109;topicseen#msg14769109
They already support C-Cex and Bittrex.
May 09, 2016, 03:55:21 PM
UNO has a great opportunity at Cryptopia. Find your other favorite coins in the UNO base pair and help make the market.
There's a new ETH/UNO market! If you like ETH and UNO, bring your experience to https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=UNO_ETH
Cryptapus dice games could use a little lovin'. https://cryptap.us/uno/dice/
Don't forget to check CoinExchange.io. https://www.coinexchange.io/market/UNO/BTC There's still some UNO there in the 004's.
Could use your help with social outreach/cross posting on Reddit.com/r/Unobtanium, Cryptocointalk.com, Twitter (tweet to @unobtanium_uno for a RT), and chatboxes.
There's a new ETH/UNO market! If you like ETH and UNO, bring your experience to https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=UNO_ETH
Cryptapus dice games could use a little lovin'. https://cryptap.us/uno/dice/
Don't forget to check CoinExchange.io. https://www.coinexchange.io/market/UNO/BTC There's still some UNO there in the 004's.
Could use your help with social outreach/cross posting on Reddit.com/r/Unobtanium, Cryptocointalk.com, Twitter (tweet to @unobtanium_uno for a RT), and chatboxes.
May 09, 2016, 01:41:56 PM
Cryptopia now proven to be a player. 
Finally a decent exchange that's not out to rip their customers off with very shortlived one-pump-wonders like many others are doing mindlessly.
Yes, if you had a good look at specs of 200+ altcoins you'll notice Uno is one to have a stack in. Cryptopia keeps doing a good job. *thumbs up*
Finally a decent exchange that's not out to rip their customers off with very shortlived one-pump-wonders like many others are doing mindlessly.
Yes, if you had a good look at specs of 200+ altcoins you'll notice Uno is one to have a stack in. Cryptopia keeps doing a good job. *thumbs up*
May 09, 2016, 02:24:45 AM
UNO is the only coin other than BTC to score a 5 star rating on Cryptopia's new coin rating scale
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
To be fair they haven't rated all of their coins yet, but clearly Cryptopia sees in UNO what we see. They made it a base pair for a reason; they see strength, reliability and longevity.
May 09, 2016, 02:13:26 AM
UNO is the only coin other than BTC to score a 5 star rating on Cryptopia's new coin rating scale
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
for posterity;
Unobtanium Rating
Windows Wallet: Yes
Linux Wallet: Yes
Mac Wallet: Yes
Mobile Wallet: Yes
Web/Paper Wallet: Yes
Premine: 0%
Website: Yes
Block Explorer: Yes
Cryptopia Forum: Yes
Total: 1000/1000
May 09, 2016, 01:07:39 AM
UNO is the only coin other than BTC to score a 5 star rating on Cryptopia's new coin rating scale
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/CoinInfo/?coin=UNO&view=rating
Awesome work guys
May 06, 2016, 10:23:59 PM
I am surprised Bitebi9 didn't even try to run some fake vol. just to spark interest.
UNO/CNY would have been nice, still think B9 was Verns plan B, and yet even after months of reviewing I have no solid confidence in any of the Chinese based exchanges.
If we want access to Asian fiat ... Indonesia and Thailand exchanges seem to have the more competent operators, thus far.
Here's something really cool ...
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=UNO_ETH
UNO/CNY would have been nice, still think B9 was Verns plan B, and yet even after months of reviewing I have no solid confidence in any of the Chinese based exchanges.
If we want access to Asian fiat ... Indonesia and Thailand exchanges seem to have the more competent operators, thus far.
Here's something really cool ...
https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange/?market=UNO_ETH
May 06, 2016, 03:20:30 PM
I'm glad Bitebi9 didn't get their UNO/CNY market up and running. It looks like they're gone now.
https://bitebi9.com/
https://bitebi9.com/
May 06, 2016, 07:34:20 AM
After The Big Dump, UNO's upward drift resumes with higher lows.
May 05, 2016, 08:34:56 PM
Yes, Cryptopia arbs their own markets, and quickly.
It takes some patience and practice but it is a neat feature.
I've been able to buy coins posted on the BTC markets by fine tuning my bid offers in the UNO books.
The action gets as sharp as 1 uno-toshi.
It takes some patience and practice but it is a neat feature.
I've been able to buy coins posted on the BTC markets by fine tuning my bid offers in the UNO books.
The action gets as sharp as 1 uno-toshi.
May 05, 2016, 03:44:02 PM
How much would a reliable Cryptopia arbitrage bot with simple UI cost from a reliable coder? $1,000? $2,000?
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
It looks like Cryptopia arbs their own markets. Just go out there and close the UNO spread tight with .1 Un, and in a few seconds you'll be buying tiny pieces of Uno. Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
May 05, 2016, 10:41:31 AM
Has anyone tried connecting their UNO wallets to the TOR nodes?
How is that working out?
How is that working out?
May 05, 2016, 09:48:37 AM
quite simply - ive never used it.
feel free to check out sampeys thread or PM him for a mucho better explanation than i can offer.
i dont really need money for an a/c, just a competent repairman.
where i live, if they cant fix things by luck/brute force, they 'cant be fixed' so no point trying. (dont get me started on local 'wiring')
anyway, just bought us up to 005 on 'trex.
time 4 a dip in the pool..
feel free to check out sampeys thread or PM him for a mucho better explanation than i can offer.
i dont really need money for an a/c, just a competent repairman.
where i live, if they cant fix things by luck/brute force, they 'cant be fixed' so no point trying. (dont get me started on local 'wiring')
anyway, just bought us up to 005 on 'trex.
time 4 a dip in the pool..
May 05, 2016, 09:00:40 AM
How much would a reliable Cryptopia arbitrage bot with simple UI cost from a reliable coder? $1,000? $2,000?
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
ive been authorised by sampey to sell my copy of CAT bot.
i paid 0.9btc for it but no idea what its worth now.
PM if interested
I gotta ask. Has this bot not, and is it not producing the $300 or $400 price of an air conditioner?
If not, why would I buy it?
I am thinking of a market making bot. But if your's isn't making .9 BTC and the price of an AC, why?
May 05, 2016, 04:12:44 AM
How much would a reliable Cryptopia arbitrage bot with simple UI cost from a reliable coder? $1,000? $2,000?
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
ive been authorised by sampey to sell my copy of CAT bot.
i paid 0.9btc for it but no idea what its worth now.
PM if interested
May 05, 2016, 03:19:39 AM
Of the top 100 addresses; 59,993 have not changed in more than 1 year. 41% of the 146,213 held in the top 100 addresses. 30.5% of the total 197,009 in circulation.
15,077 are government-seized & frozen at Bittrex. 7.7% of total UNO in circulation.
Addresses #101-200 = 10,056 UNO. 5.1% of total.
30.5 + 7.7 + 5.1 = 43.3% essentially out of the picture medium-term. Adding addresses 201-500 or reducing minimum time from 365 days to 100 days would increase that figure substantially. Factoring that some coins on exchanges will only sell at significantly higher prices also shifts it.
Edit: addresses #201-300 = 3866 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 2.0% of total.
addresses #301-400 = 2142 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 1.1% of total.
addresses #401-500 = 1641 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 0.8% of total.
At least 47.2% are 'out of the picture'.
15,077 are government-seized & frozen at Bittrex. 7.7% of total UNO in circulation.
Addresses #101-200 = 10,056 UNO. 5.1% of total.
30.5 + 7.7 + 5.1 = 43.3% essentially out of the picture medium-term. Adding addresses 201-500 or reducing minimum time from 365 days to 100 days would increase that figure substantially. Factoring that some coins on exchanges will only sell at significantly higher prices also shifts it.
Edit: addresses #201-300 = 3866 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 2.0% of total.
addresses #301-400 = 2142 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 1.1% of total.
addresses #401-500 = 1641 UNO inactive for > 1 year. 0.8% of total.
At least 47.2% are 'out of the picture'.
May 05, 2016, 02:11:43 AM
How much would a reliable Cryptopia arbitrage bot with simple UI cost from a reliable coder? $1,000? $2,000?
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
Instead of automatically shifting to be the top bid at lowest cost (or lowest ask at highest value), it can be based on a ~+4% profit from the bitcoin markets. If other traders use the bot bids/asks as benchmarks to place slightly higher/lower orders then we've still achieved something major: liquidity and fair pricing in the UNO/ALT markets.
May 05, 2016, 01:52:23 AM
ive got 4 fans - they just stir up the 40 degree air.
its almost impossible to sleep at night without showering/swimming every 90 minutes and dousing ones self in prickly heat powder!
its almost impossible to sleep at night without showering/swimming every 90 minutes and dousing ones self in prickly heat powder!
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