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This page explains how to deal with all these antisocial forces nowadays 
Let the force be with you
https://support.btcbox.co.jp/hc/en-us/articles/360011397314-Basic-policy-for-antisocial-forces
Response as organization
We established clear statement in internal regulations etc. for antisocial forces, and respond as a whole organization.We also ensure the safety of employees who respond to affairs related with antisocial forces.
Collaboration with external specialized agencies
We are always striving to build close cooperative relationships with external specialized agencies such as police, violence exile campaign promotion center, lawyers, etc. .
Block all relationship including transactions
For antisocial forces, we will block all relationships including business relationships.
Legal correspondence between civil and criminal in emergency
We will refuse unfair demands by antisocial forces in a resolute attitude and will take legal action from both civil and criminal cases if necessary.
Prohibition of backstage deal and fund provision
We will never do backstage dealings with antisocial forces or fund for antisocial forces.
Let the force be with you
https://support.btcbox.co.jp/hc/en-us/articles/360011397314-Basic-policy-for-antisocial-forces
Response as organization
We established clear statement in internal regulations etc. for antisocial forces, and respond as a whole organization.We also ensure the safety of employees who respond to affairs related with antisocial forces.
Collaboration with external specialized agencies
We are always striving to build close cooperative relationships with external specialized agencies such as police, violence exile campaign promotion center, lawyers, etc. .
Block all relationship including transactions
For antisocial forces, we will block all relationships including business relationships.
Legal correspondence between civil and criminal in emergency
We will refuse unfair demands by antisocial forces in a resolute attitude and will take legal action from both civil and criminal cases if necessary.
Prohibition of backstage deal and fund provision
We will never do backstage dealings with antisocial forces or fund for antisocial forces.
Re: Which month in 2018 had the most realistic pricing for altcoins compared to now?
I do not know what should be the realistic value of any coin but to be honest i really enjoyed what value we saw in january and february of last year
Everybody did, but that timeframe was highly inflated.
Which month in 2018 was most comparable in pricing to the current market ?
Which month in 2018 had the most comparable prices to the current market ?
I'm trying to find a "realistic" period in 2018 which I (or we) can compare to the current prices.
Jan and Feb 2018 are least realistic, the April - July period looks like a wannabe janfeb one, and after november pricing could turn you suicidal.
So I come to a comparison of September 2018 with the current market.
Anyone agree, or completely not ?
Appreciate your input !
Jan and Feb 2018 are least realistic, the April - July period looks like a wannabe janfeb one, and after november pricing could turn you suicidal.
So I come to a comparison of September 2018 with the current market.
Anyone agree, or completely not ?
Appreciate your input !
Price of THETA will go up massively any second from now
Digged into all news and tech updates around this coin for a couple of hours.
It will jump up any second, as the mainnet testing is done now, all TFUEL redistributed and updates rolled out.
Current price around $0.12
What do you think the price will be the end of this month ?
Getting myself a few ETH of THETA extra, ready for lift off
It will jump up any second, as the mainnet testing is done now, all TFUEL redistributed and updates rolled out.
Current price around $0.12
What do you think the price will be the end of this month ?
Getting myself a few ETH of THETA extra, ready for lift off
Re: Nasty Sell Walls are killing the free cryptomarket
Those behaviors are very common to see, not only in Stellar but in many Altcoins more, those walls are very large, many times the operators do it to protect their established positions and that somehow manipulates the price to absorb the massive purchases, this is for them to buy cheap.
But when observing for a long period of time, many times those walls are removed, and they begin to segment, when they detect that a whale comes in and they react by removing it and putting it in several sale prices, it is very common to see them, that's what it is the market, everyone has their strategy.
In Forex you see this seldomly.But when observing for a long period of time, many times those walls are removed, and they begin to segment, when they detect that a whale comes in and they react by removing it and putting it in several sale prices, it is very common to see them, that's what it is the market, everyone has their strategy.
Must be the combination of huge volumes and regulation.
Re: Nasty Sell Walls are killing the free cryptomarket
STELLAR price is glued / fixed at $0.1097 right now, it looks ridiculous
https://www.binance.com/nl/trade/pro/XLM_ETH
https://www.binance.com/nl/trade/pro/XLM_ETH
Re: Nasty Sell Walls are killing the free cryptomarket
The only way to get past this just like in stock markets is volume. If there isn't volume it is easily manipulated by these bots.
With volume, bots have a hard time keeping up and adjusting to all of the action which sometimes ends up with the person controlling the bots to actually lose money/value because the bots are not fast enough.
You can sometimes fight the bots by doing small transactions.
I think the problem with alt-coins is that there are just way to many. Like everyone and their grandma has created an alt-coin. It really gives the crypto currency a bad name, and it takes attention away from real game changers, real alt-coins looking to revolutionize currency and transactions. Exchanges/Markets need to stop accepting everything and maybe have some sort of qualifications to get listed. Qualifications like proof of concept and real world application of the coin, etc.
With volume, bots have a hard time keeping up and adjusting to all of the action which sometimes ends up with the person controlling the bots to actually lose money/value because the bots are not fast enough.
You can sometimes fight the bots by doing small transactions.
I think the problem with alt-coins is that there are just way to many. Like everyone and their grandma has created an alt-coin. It really gives the crypto currency a bad name, and it takes attention away from real game changers, real alt-coins looking to revolutionize currency and transactions. Exchanges/Markets need to stop accepting everything and maybe have some sort of qualifications to get listed. Qualifications like proof of concept and real world application of the coin, etc.
Good Point.
How about a coin that is (more) resilient to manipulation?
For example, put in a delay factor.
The bigger the transaction, the more delay.
A whale's nightmare.
Re: Nasty Sell Walls are killing the free cryptomarket
I've seen this before.
It's pretty crazy to see because the bots are automatic.
So you literally see all these buy/sell orders pop up instantly.
(on a side note, another annoying bot is the one that will undercut every sell order the moment it gets placed)
The good news is, I think this tactic is only working now because the market is so bearish.
This would never work if the market was like it was in 2017 or even the first three months into 2018.
The sheer trading volume going on would crash right past it.
For now, you basically have 2 choices: hodl your coin or go for smaller set percentage sells.
For example, selling your coin at a smaller volume (spread over different exchanges if needed) when it hits your specific percentage growth.
Like 5 - 7% growth for example.
I admire your positivism. Thanks for that, because you're right in some ways.It's pretty crazy to see because the bots are automatic.
So you literally see all these buy/sell orders pop up instantly.
(on a side note, another annoying bot is the one that will undercut every sell order the moment it gets placed)
The good news is, I think this tactic is only working now because the market is so bearish.
This would never work if the market was like it was in 2017 or even the first three months into 2018.
The sheer trading volume going on would crash right past it.
For now, you basically have 2 choices: hodl your coin or go for smaller set percentage sells.
For example, selling your coin at a smaller volume (spread over different exchanges if needed) when it hits your specific percentage growth.
Like 5 - 7% growth for example.
We need more bull and less bots
⭐ Merited by fortunecrypto (1)
It's happening more often than usual lately.
A few days after a coin shows exceptional growth, it's being taken over by groups who use bots to throw up massive sell walls.
These sell walls are different than before.
Until lately, a sell wall would look like one or 2 massive amounts of sell orders you "can't pass".
The new form is less visible for the untrained eye.
As soon as medium to big buy orders are placed, there are numerous midsize sell orders placed to counteract any possible growth.
Good examples of this week are Enjin (ENJ), which started to show these traits last week.
From yesterday Stellar (XLM) got the same treatment. Thou shall not pass.
The only thing these groups (of whales and bots) want, is to make it impossible for anyone holding the coin to sell it for more than their set pricelimit.
This way, people who hold the coin, will either hold, or (in most cases), sell it for a way lower price than it's currently worth, to "get out".
The group throwing up the wall immediately buys up that dumped coin, adding it to the wall, increasing the main problem even more.
Only way to break through this problem, is to get a few big whale HODLERS in, but especially :
DON'T UNDERSELL YOUR COIN, just hold, cause when the wall resolves, prices jump massively. Just hold!
This practice in its new form is seriously hurting progress of prices for everyone.
It looks outright ugly.
A few days after a coin shows exceptional growth, it's being taken over by groups who use bots to throw up massive sell walls.
These sell walls are different than before.
Until lately, a sell wall would look like one or 2 massive amounts of sell orders you "can't pass".
The new form is less visible for the untrained eye.
As soon as medium to big buy orders are placed, there are numerous midsize sell orders placed to counteract any possible growth.
Good examples of this week are Enjin (ENJ), which started to show these traits last week.
From yesterday Stellar (XLM) got the same treatment. Thou shall not pass.
The only thing these groups (of whales and bots) want, is to make it impossible for anyone holding the coin to sell it for more than their set pricelimit.
This way, people who hold the coin, will either hold, or (in most cases), sell it for a way lower price than it's currently worth, to "get out".
The group throwing up the wall immediately buys up that dumped coin, adding it to the wall, increasing the main problem even more.
Only way to break through this problem, is to get a few big whale HODLERS in, but especially :
DON'T UNDERSELL YOUR COIN, just hold, cause when the wall resolves, prices jump massively. Just hold!
This practice in its new form is seriously hurting progress of prices for everyone.
It looks outright ugly.
Steem's in the lower $0.40 regions now, good moment to buy some.
It's like nobody's talking about it anymore, like non existent in the CMC
Still, the platform is growing and growing, lots of users and content
Time to get some, anyone with me ?
It's like nobody's talking about it anymore, like non existent in the CMC
Still, the platform is growing and growing, lots of users and content
Time to get some, anyone with me ?
Re: WanChain is cheap now and looks very promising, anyone buying ?
Well, it's one day later now... it's heading for $0.42
As i said, good investment
As i said, good investment
It's under $0.41 again. Who knows what happens next, the market movements are unpredictable. WAN was $0.50 five days ago, and this drop to $0.41 doesn't look good to me. It's almost 20% loss in a short period of time. It can be a good project, but people are slow in accepting new things, so I would be very cautious about investing in such projects. In short, it's not what is really good, but rather what people think is good at the moment is what matters for success of a project.
I bought 5 ETH of WAN for $0.378 when i started this thread
Sold today for $.418
Will be buying back for $.40 now for next round
This project is so solid that i'm not afraid at all it will go under $.35 in worse case scenario
Just look at the venture capital companies involved... this one won't go down soon, if ever