Topic: Why does Waves act 'strange' compared with the rest of the market? (Read 91 times)
September 08, 2018, 02:52:40 PM
I think waves has been a unique project and they need massive work and improvements to compete with eth and neo, secondly i disagree that waves is not effected by bears or bulls, i think it has shown moves according to overall crypto market sentiment, you can check that from historical prices.
September 08, 2018, 02:41:51 PM
I don't think there is anything like strange in crypto anything can happen at any point in time. I think it is just how the market is for now that makes you think like that
September 08, 2018, 02:33:17 PM
No,not at all.
if you want to see something 'strange' just look at DOGE,it's totally unpredictable.
Waves always moved to the ground even if our market is going up or going down,no matter what the price is always declining.
unlike DOGE,the price is stable even though we are facing an apocalypse,and the price is going up when we got dump for more than $1000 in Bitcoin.
if you want to see something 'strange' just look at DOGE,it's totally unpredictable.
Waves always moved to the ground even if our market is going up or going down,no matter what the price is always declining.
unlike DOGE,the price is stable even though we are facing an apocalypse,and the price is going up when we got dump for more than $1000 in Bitcoin.
September 08, 2018, 02:28:49 PM
I have always noticed that the price Waves, despite it goes up and down, it still behaves weird compared with the rest of the cryptocurrency market. It seems that it is not affected much by a bear trend or bull trend. When I observe Waves I see that it stabilizes itself in its own way.
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