Topic: WAVES. Ultimate crypto-tokens blockchain platform. - page 876. (Read 2389201 times)

The dump has started again as I guessed. Now below 26k again.

I can speak/read/write Mandarin fluently.  This 'exchange' is complete bullshit.

Hello everyone!

Please be good to me waves.

Looks like you get it.  - Well get ready for the babies to start crying again.  Night falls and the babies rise up to panic sell it is like clockwork.  The whales (or devs) will pull out the buy support and the price will crash again.

Busy watching the Sasha interview Tai Zen did early.

WOW! The weak hands must please dump and move on. The mid to long term benefits of the waves platform is going to be AMAZING!
I am so excited for this project.

The smart money is holding their waves for massive future growth.

I've noticed that.  I don't think many people realize that all ICOs are is a donation attached with a promise. "If you invest in my coin and IF we profit from it, you can get a reward." It's a big 'if' an unknown, with no guarantees. They don't even realize that the market sets the price... The reward itself IMO is just a promise like a rebate or receipt. Typically ICOs are launched by start-ups who haven't done much to raise their own capital, offer nothing of value in the moment, have no previous works to show for and are crowdfunding to say, "we have not yet created anything, haven't even raised much of our own money, but give us money and we can do just that."

Very rarely do they have previous works and developments to back up their claim, and when they do very rarely do people check to see how that worked out for them and what they did.

How is it that when running a kickstarter people need to see something tangible to see how something works, but here in the cryptocommunity by majority we just take their word for it using the existence of a coin on an exchange as evidence that it's the real deal?

This works this way in all walks of life. How many people buy games pre-sale before launch, and then watch as that game shoots down in price shortly after launch or a year later? Combine this with the fact that most ICOs are start-ups and that 90% of start-ups actually fail.

It's interesting how many people will give money to someone they haven't met just because they have a nice webpage a picture and give you a I.O.U coin, and then get upset because that I.O.U/ICO didn't do what they wanted it to do after launch for whatever reason.

Most people who are just 'gambling' and don't have a strategy or plan that works (other than closing their eyes and throwing a dart hoping it hits something) are better off looking at existing coins that are in the accumulation phase and have an obvious pattern, and then purchasing those than they are taking a thoughtless gamble on ICOs. There are so many coins right now that spend more time accumulating than they do in distribution and have an obvious pattern. The payouts can be just as good with less risk if people learn how to read the charts and question/scrutinize the developers.

I see people make these mistakes and I cringe. Sometimes I want to write a book just to keep people from making the same mistakes and thinking smart. But maybe their mistakes will someday pay off for them, better than putting money into a lottery I suppose

I personally trade by the philosophy that trading bitcoin etc. doesn't have to be a big gamble, loss can be minimized and mitigated. But people don't think and sometimes they get lucky, and sometimes they don't. If they have money to lose they just throw it in a pot and hope the developer doesn't light a match. There are ways to mitigate the risk so that the loss is negligible but that requires thought. The biggest asset people can have is educating oneself and completely tearing apart and dissecting any company or business that asks for your money with critical questions and a request for tangible proof.

If those questions aren't answered properly or can't be answered move onto the next thing.

At the end of the day there will always be opportunities, patience is a virtue. What goes up, always goes down, and history repeats itself.

Maxxed out my word count for the day.

-The End-

Looks like you get it.  - Well get ready for the babies to start crying again.  Night falls and the babies rise up to panic sell it is like clockwork.  The whales (or devs) will pull out the buy support and the price will crash again.

See what I said everyone?  The babies are waking up and soon they will start crying.

will not be a big one !!! i think 0.00025 range only!! if btc stays under 670 usd...if hits over 670,,we can go at 24 range

It is starting. They pumped it up to 27.5k sats then pulled the buy support at 26k. It will go lower soon when btc starts moving up again.

Anyone have a countdown timer for the next drop?

Thank you, can I have now a more serious summary?

I believe you meant june, not july.

Anyone have a countdown timer for the next drop?