Quote from: stslimited on April 23, 2013, 11:58:00 AM

Quote from: mandelbert on April 23, 2013, 05:30:39 AM

I am interested. However, I would like to get more data:

1. What part of the profit (if any) will be fed back into the algorithm and what part will be given out as dividends?
2. What happens if btc-e is ddosed/shuts down/your account is hacked?
3. How reliable is your infrastructure? Is it running on a dedicated server/ec2? How is it monitored?
4. I assume most trading activities carry risk. Do you have any risk assessment for the types of trades/positions you will be involved in?
5. Can you provide a time graph of your earnings, preferably superimposed over btc/usd and other relevant ratios (since you said you are also trading other cryptos)
6. Related to 5, which cryptos will you be trading? I assume btc, ltc. Are there more?
7. A screenshot of the algorithm in action/log file/sample transactions might help convincing (if possible).

Sorry for raining questions on you, your effort is appreciated.

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2. coins won't sit on the exchanges, only when trading. This the the current way to mitigate what I will call exchange risk
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4. I think this is addressed in the original post.
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6. BTC, LTC . Evaluations of others based on their liquidity.
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reserved answers are just placeholders for answers longer than 1 line

Answer #2 is concerning.

Coins NOT on exchanges aren't doing anything. So either:

A. A lot of coins aren't used so you're "mitigating risk" by not using most of the capital - which people can do better themselves just by not sending them to you in the first place.

or

B. Nearly all coins ARE on exchanges and your answer is irrelevant.

The correct answer would have been that you CAN'T mitigate the risk of exchanges you trade on going bust - it's a risk investors have to assess before parting with their coins. And they can only do that when you give clear information on how much capital you'll be using on eaching exchange (at which point they'd realise that either this is total fantasy or it's mainly USD-denominated being misrepresented as a BTC investment).