Topic: WAVES. Ultimate crypto-tokens blockchain platform. - page 803. (Read 2389197 times)

Light Hearted Humor Time

Two Waves Devs walk into a bar and sit down to eat their lunches.

Then the bartender says,

''Sorry, but you can't eat your own food in here.''

So the two Waves Devs look at each other and swap lunches.   

Watch the price go back to atleast 23k sats or worse 21k

Watch the price go back to atleast 23k sats or worse 21k

The latest commit on Github was 3 days ago. This can possibly mean they finished merge and began the QA stage.

Also the market is converging on 29K and the volume is decreasing. Which means we'll see some action soon. Either positive or negative.

I'm seeing more of the positive things coming for this project though. I could really suggest a lot of side project for this token which is why most of those in the crypto consider waves to be a game changer. It won't get much funding if its not.

The latest commit on Github was 3 days ago. This can possibly mean they finished merge and began the QA stage.

Also the market is converging on 29K and the volume is decreasing. Which means we'll see some action soon. Either positive or negative.

Come on! I thought this is really a step up compared to 90% of this thread

Not only is that incorrect but cryptocurrency (the word) has nothing to do with decentralisation.  The quality of trolls is really going down.

As of now Waves is not even a cryptocurrency yet because technically it doesn't have a network. It is a centralised service with only one centralised server for storing the blockchain which some call a "node"

Waves seems to be a different story, but hey, that are crypto coins!

That my friend is the manipulation.  I stuck it at 29k.  The larger the spreader the easier to do this.  Large spreads are common in low volume markets.  How?  In a high volume market, there are more 'real bidders' and whales.  They also have market makers.  Bittrex doesn't have market makers.  That is their problem.  I think Poloniex doesn't either, but they have high volume so it doesn't matter as much, though I've been able to fuck with the price on Poloniex too.  Google "quote stuffing" ... makes it very easy to frustrate real bidders and scalp small moves for profit.  You're probably asking still how... so the way you do it is make very small bids up over the going bid; when you do this you can see if other bots or real bidders are following suit.  What you really want is to egg on the real bidders.  Bots are only bidding incremental amounts like you (the manipulator).  When you see a few real amounts, then you start preparing your sell on the Ask side.  You have to use some predictive analysis here, but essentially it's like trapping a mouse.  You're dangling cheese in front of him and taking it farther and farther, and then down goes the trap.  This is the essential tactic of a bull trap in trading terms.  If you have about 10% of the Bid volume in BTC holdings you can do this.  So if the Bid is at 60 BTC, you can easily do this with 6 BTC.  And of course doing this will grow your account value.  I would show this on video, but I'm sure it's against every exchange policy and would be pretty self-incriminating.  I have video but realized it as soon as I started to upload it to YouTube how silly that would be.  But basically, everything I wrote here is for entertainment purposes and non of it is true, just FYI.

P.S. Take a look at the Ask.  Do you see that huge 300k sell at 2BTC/wave?  It's the last Ask on the order book, last page.  That's bullshit.  That's why there's so many BTC on the Ask side, and that's not the only overinflated Ask number.  Just saying - look more than just the price, there's huge manipulation that a lot of people overlook.  But when some people see the huge number of BTC on the Ask side, they think, "holy shit, so many people selling, I should sell too" which causes dumping.  I guarantee you, when there is a Waves pump, which I'm sure there will be, even if the project is dead, they will pump it at some point... whenever that happens, you'll see that huge Ask disappear.

Heck, I could pump the coin myself with a few friends right now, due to the low volume.  It's very simple, just marketing, which the Waves team does none of.  But I also fear a lot of Waves insiders are dumping constantly.  Which is why no pumps have happened up to now.

That my friend is the manipulation.  I stuck it at 29k.  The larger the spreader the easier to do this.  Large spreads are common in low volume markets.  How?  In a high volume market, there are more 'real bidders' and whales.  They also have market makers.  Bittrex doesn't have market makers.  That is their problem.  I think Poloniex doesn't either, but they have high volume so it doesn't matter as much, though I've been able to fuck with the price on Poloniex too.  Google "quote stuffing" ... makes it very easy to frustrate real bidders and scalp small moves for profit.

P.S. Take a look at the Ask.  Do you see that huge 300k sell at 2BTC/wave?  It's the last Ask on the order book, last page.  That's bullshit.  That's why there's so many BTC on the Ask side, and that's not the only overinflated Ask number.  Just saying - look more than just the price, there's huge manipulation that a lot of people overlook.  But when some people see the huge number of BTC on the Ask side, they think, "holy shit, so many people selling, I should sell too" which causes dumping.  I guarantee you, when there is a Waves pump, which I'm sure there will be, even if the project is dead, they will pump it at some point... whenever that happens, you'll see that huge Ask disappear.

Heck, I could pump the coin myself with a few friends right now, due to the low volume.  It's very simple, just marketing, which the Waves team does none of.  But I also fear a lot of Waves insiders are dumping constantly.  Which is why no pumps have happened up to now.

Right now is the time to accumulate waves.  I'm confident that waves will eventually turn into a tsunami.