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August 25, 2014, 08:21:35 AM
Does anyone know the html color code for the green XC logo?
August 25, 2014, 08:10:52 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading 
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
It's a free market and people can do what they like. If what they do doesn't conform to your expectations then that's tough. Get over it.
Hmm. I think we're just puzzled why someone is apparently throwing money away - we don't have anything to "get over" as you put it, but it sure is puzzling.
(I'm not complaining - if I could be bothered to day trade I would just happily sit with buy orders at the bottom of our rather large spread and scoop up all their money - I would
recommend any passing person to do the same.)
They are not throwing money away from their prospective.
They are prob holders of large amounts that have a vested interest in other coins - it allows them to manipulate prices (artificially devalue the coin).
Its a proven and tested tactic and in some cases they will crash a coin to zero value at a 'Loss' just to reap profits from another coin.
I don't think in our (XC) case there is anyone with such a large stash that could such a thing, but they can force swings.
Think that strategy is where I have lots to learn. As an trading noob I would guess that for every btc worth of XC I dumped the result would spread over several other coins. As I see it this market is so crowded that every coin has at least 3 competing coins with similar properties.
August 25, 2014, 08:02:35 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
A similar movement is also taking place in Bitcoin's market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all cryptos, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
A similar movement is also taking place in every financial market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all markets, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
Sorry to be sarcastic, but as someone that works in the financial markets, they are all the same just on a larger scale. The only reason crypto seems different is because the market caps are so tiny, relatively speaking compared to other financial markets. Cryptos trade more like penny stocks, that's why the daily change is so volatile.
Don't be sorry, that's alright. I just made a reference to Bitcoin in order to put cryptos in context. The only difference between cryptos and traditional stocks is the rate of exponential growth, wouldn't you agree? Moore's law speaks about this in a detail manner
I'm talking about the psychology behind trading only.
Understandable.
http://www.coindesk.com/crypto-2-0-roundup-bitcoins-revolution-moves-beyond-currency/ - Lots of competition in the new era of Crypto 2.0. XC should have been mentioned here but it needs a lot of work to do. BitSharesX has been rising steadily since the last week. Almost 200%.
August 25, 2014, 07:40:29 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
A similar movement is also taking place in Bitcoin's market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all cryptos, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
A similar movement is also taking place in every financial market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all markets, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
Sorry to be sarcastic, but as someone that works in the financial markets, they are all the same just on a larger scale. The only reason crypto seems different is because the market caps are so tiny, relatively speaking compared to other financial markets. Cryptos trade more like penny stocks, that's why the daily change is so volatile.
Don't be sorry, that's alright. I just made a reference to Bitcoin in order to put cryptos in context. The only difference between cryptos and traditional stocks is the rate of exponential growth, wouldn't you agree? Moore's law speaks about this in a detail manner
I'm talking about the psychology behind trading only.
August 25, 2014, 07:38:39 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
A similar movement is also taking place in Bitcoin's market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all cryptos, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
A similar movement is also taking place in every financial market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all markets, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
Sorry to be sarcastic, but as someone that works in the financial markets, they are all the same just on a larger scale. The only reason crypto seems different is because the market caps are so tiny, relatively speaking compared to other financial markets. Cryptos trade more like penny stocks, that's why the daily change is so volatile.
Don't be sorry, that's alright. I just made a reference to Bitcoin in order to put cryptos in context. The only difference between cryptos and traditional stocks is the rate of exponential growth, wouldn't you agree? Moore's law speaks about this in a detail manner
August 25, 2014, 07:27:04 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
A similar movement is also taking place in Bitcoin's market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all cryptos, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
A similar movement is also taking place in every financial market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all markets, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
Sorry to be sarcastic, but as someone that works in the financial markets, they are all the same just on a larger scale. The only reason crypto seems different is because the market caps are so tiny, relatively speaking compared to other financial markets. Cryptos trade more like penny stocks, that's why the daily change is so volatile. The price of a penny stock moves easily because the market cap is low and because the companies are usually unstable making any news important.
Also, everyone has a different strategy, market sentiment, or liquidity needs. You may think it's stupid to sell into orders at 152k, but maybe he does need the money for whatever and doesn't have time to wait for his order to be filled or play the jump over the next offer game. Not everyone wants to trade.
Another thing is you should be happy that some people want to hit the bids. It's like complaining that you don't like playing with bad poker players.
August 25, 2014, 07:24:57 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
A similar movement is also taking place in Bitcoin's market when you look at it. I mean, if it can happen in the daddy of all cryptos, surely XC is a small kid to take care of.
August 25, 2014, 06:32:25 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
It's a free market and people can do what they like. If what they do doesn't conform to your expectations then that's tough. Get over it.
Hmm. I think we're just puzzled why someone is apparently throwing money away - we don't have anything to "get over" as you put it, but it sure is puzzling.
(I'm not complaining - if I could be bothered to day trade I would just happily sit with buy orders at the bottom of our rather large spread and scoop up all their money - I would
recommend any passing person to do the same.)
They are not throwing money away from their prospective.
They are prob holders of large amounts that have a vested interest in other coins - it allows them to manipulate prices (artificially devalue the coin).
Its a proven and tested tactic and in some cases they will crash a coin to zero value at a 'Loss' just to reap profits from another coin.
I don't think in our (XC) case there is anyone with such a large stash that could such a thing, but they can force swings.
August 25, 2014, 06:28:40 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
It's a free market and people can do what they like. If what they do doesn't conform to your expectations then that's tough. Get over it.
Hmm. I think we're just puzzled why someone is apparently throwing money away - we don't have anything to "get over" as you put it, but it sure is puzzling.
(I'm not complaining - if I could be bothered to day trade I would just happily sit with buy orders at the bottom of our rather large spread and scoop up all their money - I would
recommend any passing person to do the same.)
August 25, 2014, 06:17:57 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
It's a free market and people can do what they like. If what they do doesn't conform to your expectations then that's tough. Get over it.
maybe just my mentally but every bit of coin counts for me.
So, if you want to sell some XC below market price to me or any other member, please feel free to do so. But i will ask myself why you would do something like that, that's just me. Sure you agree I am also free to do that.
In short, I made this post not to criticize others but to learn something new
August 25, 2014, 06:01:41 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
i think the price is artificially "fixed" at a low level. if the price would rise sharp, a lot of people would get out of other coins and invest in xc, drk/cloak/vrc holders for example. seems some people are accepting a loss just to keep the price low
what we need is more public awareness about xc == better + more marketing
August 25, 2014, 06:00:29 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
It's a free market and people can do what they like. If what they do doesn't conform to your expectations then that's tough. Get over it.
August 25, 2014, 05:56:44 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
Ditto - very puzzling. Maybe because so many people are staking there is only stupid money left on the exchanges and it's trigger trading. I can't think of any other reason.
August 25, 2014, 05:25:31 AM
Really do not understand the XC market, if volume is low but someone just payed 0.001725 for 1K coins why drop 1K into buy orders around 0.00152 just some hours later with zero news posts or trading
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
just plain stupid if you ask me. Understand some need to cash out but people are not willing to split it up and wait a little?
This happens so many times now the story about one party suppressing the price starts to get unbelievable. Surely by now they got there stack build up or are done with there xc to dump. See zero evidence in the chain to support this.
When I'm back plan to spend some time to analyze coin movement on a timeline some more, this is driving me crazy
August 25, 2014, 01:05:12 AM
Just coming over from the aerocoin forum to say thanks to XC for your shout out in tyour last community update. And especially a thank you to dan for the code review. I think you guys are really doing some amazing things, I know aero is young, but we're striving in your footsteps for excellence in crypto.
August 25, 2014, 12:36:40 AM
Lets not worry about this anymore.
Fine but give it a rest now. Name calling and whatnot doesn't help anyone.
August 24, 2014, 11:59:22 PM
Another long winded bullshit reply trying to defend the lies that are leaking out slowly.
Lets not worry about this anymore...no one here is feeding into his post. We should all move on, we have some exciting developments to look forward to.
Since we are being childish with replacing comments. I had my say and I am entitled to defend myself from the onslaught of lies. If you dont want more then take it to PM.
August 24, 2014, 11:44:54 PM
Does the XC team need anymore programmers? There is a team who came up with their own multisig wallet. MSP on cryptostocks, just a thought maybe they can help with your work.
August 24, 2014, 10:57:38 PM
Sweet, finally staked my first coins!!! 
gz! every time my XC stake, I touch myself and try to make more XC babies
August 24, 2014, 10:46:07 PM
Sweet, finally staked my first coins!!!
Nice! Always a nice feeling when XC stakes!
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