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Re: [ANN][TAO/XTO] Tao & AltMarket - Real Solutions for the Music Industry!
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throwawaytao
on 21/03/2019, 11:42:34 UTC
Quote from: ACGCrypto on March 21, 2019, 11:21:29 AM
Quote from: throwawaytao on March 21, 2019, 10:55:34 AM
Quote from: ACGCrypto on March 21, 2019, 09:57:21 AM

You know, I'm trying to remember whether you or presduterte or whatever his name is have ever managed to get above the red line in this diagram. While I'll readily admit I've more recently dipped on occasion below the line, I started from the top and worked my way down.

And technically I've never resorted to ad-hominem attacks despite how it may seem since this whole thread is full of me explicitly refuting the points of whatever you guys tried passing as arguments.  I'm sure Bryce appreciates you're jealous he has a wife half his age, btw. Wink



For the record, you didn't actually walk through the math in that chat.

Just like you didn't explain how the fuck you manage to fuck up the math in the trading engine of AltMarket. That takes effort.

Yes, they're in the middle of doing updates including bug fixes. Will be fine before the KBLX promotion starts.

I did walk through the math. I didn't hold your hand with every step since it seems pretty basic,  but OK buddy

1,000,000 listeners x 0.001 (that's a tenth of a percent response rate if you don't follow easily) = 1,000 people
1,000 people x the min USD deposit amount of $25 = $25,000 of buy pressure minimum per 1,000,000 listeners (i.e. every day in April)

As I've mentioned upthread, radio ads typically have a 0.004 response rate, which means 4,000 people and thus $100,000 of buying pressure.

That's buy pressure on the ultra-scarce ODBcoin (just 13,808 in existence) the official & exclusively licensed 'Ol Dirty/Wu-Tang Clan branded crypto.

I don't see how I can dumb this down more for you, fren. 



.1% = 0.001
.4% = 0.004

And the million? Where's that from? 'Cause I've been looking around for concrete numbers, and what I find is that they don't ever hit a million concurrent listeners.

'Course, they may be letting you guys find the data that is most easily available and let you draw your own (faulty) conclusions.

At least you've stopped with the creepy objectifying bullshit, so I guess I should be thankful.