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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 13/04/2015, 17:53:22 UTC
There is currently a treasure chest full of opportunity in this market, and those that play the game strategically will be the largest profiteers, whilst the traders who do nothing to adapt to this aggressive and overly abundant injection of trading volume, will lag behind.

If you have been losing consistently in the past, then this current phase of the altcoin market provides you with a chance to regain lost ground... to spring back into prominence, and to turn all of your losses into profits!

But, just like with any other game of strategy, your success will be determined not only by your level of understanding but also by your ability to apply this understanding to the market.

There is a lot of money to be made, but as you know – in order for someone to make money, someone else must first lose money.

So it is essential that you make sure that you aren’t inadvertently placing  yourself at the losing end of the market

agreed, this period is only going happen one time this year......just like it did last year before all the volume dried up. So if you have been getting your ass kicked in the market then now is probably the last chance you will have this year to rake in a basket full of bitcoins
money is flowing fast and free so you gotta read the market carefully and then get in there and grab your share of the action
if you dont know how to trade then freaking learn because the next few months will be your last chance this year to win big without much effort Wink
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 08/04/2015, 20:31:28 UTC
i know people are going to say we're "greedy, selfish" blah blah blah
but ryans giving away 0.5 btc to anyone who didn't catch the crave pump on time
https://twitter.com/Pumper_Ryan/status/585781417696763904

Wow another giveaway?? Ryan's like

http://24.media.tumblr.com/8742c39ccf21a2fd6de12b0a5f78ff02/tumblr_mzfw3hT4GJ1tq4of6o1_400.gif
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 17/02/2015, 03:35:19 UTC
lol It's common sense

if you see a coin that is popular and has had one or two good volume pumps in the past, like cloak for instance
and that coin has lost 90% or more of its value and is being accumulated, then that coin is getting ready for the pump

so it is literally impossible to see a coin lose more than 100% in value which lets the bottom become more visible and easy to buy

coins don't just get delisted out of the blue there has to be several days of looow / no volume, so common sense would lead you into avoiding coins like this

where there isn't a lack of volume, there is either accumulation or distribution that is the "rhythm" that you were referring to there

It doesn't have to always be 90% either, some coins are in a rhythm where they only decrease by 70% in value for example and then they skyrocket after that and then repeat the same value decrease

but seeing a 90% decline AND accumulation is like the holy grail of buying opportunites
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 09/02/2015, 17:48:22 UTC
Trades like these are only possible when you adopt a longer term strategy in this market, and although the waiting time between getting into a trade like this and cashing out may be lengthy – you are actually making money up to 10 times faster than you would be if you were only executing short term plays, and not only are you making money faster – you are making less trades than the average short term trader. Thus, you are being more efficient.

What about both long and short term trading at the same time?

i do both long and short term trades all the time

but, like ryan said, it's easier to go for long term opportunities and even though the big money runs take longer to unfold you make loads more money so it makes the wait worthwhile

brand new coins are perfect for quick short term flips in my opinion, but you need to absolutely be sure that you know what you are doing to make it worthwhile. I have made several triple digit profits from getting into brand new coins after the first big volume dump

thats what works for me as well the long term trades
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 21/12/2014, 01:51:05 UTC
I gave you a number of examples in my post. Read it again.


You seem good at what you do.



Pump or manipulation or whatever, Ryan has predicted the market for 15 weeks in a row


DECEMBER
Total Gains: 2,299%

Week Beginning: 12/15
Week Ending: 12/21
Coins: NAUT, ARCH, ICG, CCN, VIOR, NLG, START, XC, VDO
Return: 705%

Week Beginning: 12/01
Week Ending: 12/07
Coins: NAUT, VIOR, KORE, AERO, PTC, XST, OPAL, BOOM, START
Return: 667%

Week Beginning: 12/01
Week Ending: 12/07
Coins: CCN, AERO, START, CKC, IOC, XCASH, MNE, APEX, NEOS
Return: 927%

NOVEMBER
Total Gains: 4,569%

Week Beginning: 11/17
Week Ending: 11/23
Coins: BOOM, START, OPAL, XST, VIOR, EXCL, MARYJ
Return: 767%

Week Beginning: 11/17
Week Ending: 11/23
Coins: TIT, GAIA, BTM, START, BOOM, SONIC, NEOS, AERO, BALLS, LTCD
Return: 947%

Week Beginning: 11/10
Week Ending: 11/16
Coins: START, LXC, MNE, SLR, UTIL, VDO, XC
Return: 735%

Week Beginning: 11/03
Week Ending: 11/09
Coins: PYRA, EXCL, DANK, VIA, TIT, SWIFT, UTIL, RZR, LXC
Return: 1,127%

Week Beginning: 10/27
Week Ending: 11/02
Coins: XCASH, SMBR, CLOAK, GLOW, MCL, MARYJ, NEOS
Return: 993%

OCTOBER
Total Gains: 5,582%

Week Beginning: 10/20
Week Ending: 10/26
Coins: ENRG, MARYJ, SSD, GHOST, SYS, VOOT
Return: 1,319%

Week Beginning: 10/13
Week Ending: 10/19
Coins: HAL, GHOST, LKNX, NEOS, HAL, SEED, APEX, SLR, OPAL, GB, SFR
Return: 1,717%

Week Beginning: 10/06
Week Ending: 10/12
Coins: APEX, GHOST, COCO, SLR, SEED, MID, CLOAK, SLG, QTL, GML
Return: 1,334%

Week Beginning: 09/29
Week Ending: 10/05
Coins: CANN, BBR, NEOS, XBOT, EXCL, GLYPH, XCASH, THC
Return: 1,212%

SEPTEMBER
Total Gains: 4,760%

Week Beginning: 09/22
Week Ending: 09/27
Coins: BTM, SLG, AR, XBOT, AERO, HAL, CANN, VLTY, SSD
Return: 1,753%

Week Beginning: 09/15
Week Ending: 09/20
Coins: CANN, SHADE, SSD, XBOT, APEX, LTCD, HAL, NLG
Return: 945%

Week Beginning: 09/08
Week Ending: 09/14
Coins: KORE, NEOS, SSV, XST, LXC, CANN
Return: 523%

Week Beginning: 09/01
Week Ending: 09/07
Coins: HAL, NLG, VIA, XST
Return: 1,539%
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 02/12/2014, 21:21:08 UTC
Sent a message ryan. Ready to move forward. thanks
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 01/12/2014, 17:43:31 UTC
Nice read!

After reading about your Uncle Dave and he's shenanigans it reminds me so much of what we see here all the time. Would you say that some devs fud their own coins to bring down the price so that they can accumulate? That would make sense being that you can find some fud about every coin on the market


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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 26/11/2014, 18:23:40 UTC
PM sent ryan. Hoping to join this week

Sorry, a little late there bro. Registration is closed for the week.

Cheers
I just missed it by a day Ryan.....no chance of squeezing me in just for the next few days??? I don't mind if I missed the earlier moves. I would sincerely appreciate it Ryan...I wanted to get in on Monday but didn't have my coins together then.....I am ready to go now.
Let me know

EDIT: will pay 1btc if you can squeeze me in for the rest of the week

Apologies bro, not much I can do.

If I were to let you in now, I'd have to do the same for everyone else - which wouldn't be beneficial for the rest of the team.

Registration opens again on Sat 29th

Cheers

Okay I understand.....I will be early this time Smiley BTW i got into LTCD at 165 and sold at 293 after your post last week.....My best trade this month i think. I mentioned in the pm i sent but i'm not sure if you saw it? So was wandering if you had anything else like that to share with us?

Maybe before saturday? if not then I will wait.... but just asking. Thank you
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
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cutepuppy
on 26/11/2014, 17:38:19 UTC
PM sent ryan. Hoping to join this week

Sorry, a little late there bro. Registration is closed for the week.

Cheers
I just missed it by a day Ryan.....no chance of squeezing me in just for the next few days??? I don't mind if I missed the earlier moves. I would sincerely appreciate it Ryan...I wanted to get in on Monday but didn't have my coins together then.....I am ready to go now.
Let me know

EDIT: will pay 1btc if you can squeeze me in for the rest of the week
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Re: WU files copyright claim to remove Bitcoin AD
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cutepuppy
on 26/11/2014, 17:28:49 UTC
What a stupid move by WU, worst case scenario (for them) this just causes these images to go viral  Grin

Cheesy Cheesy Cheesy They are total idiots they have given this small issue of marketing so much attention yet fail to address the fact that Bitcoin shits all over their service in every way possible

Either western union is behind Bitcoin or they are total fuck sticks
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Re: Bitcoin can be better than ApplePay !
by
cutepuppy
on 26/11/2014, 17:18:30 UTC
Learn why and how . Don't miss Steven Sprague CEO of Rivetz online presentation at the 1st crypto money virtual expo 5th of December 2014( www.cryptomoneyexpo.com ) make sure to sign in today


Bitcoin is a currency & method of payment

ApplePay is only a method of payment (it use your credit card with  $ ,€ , etc...).


It is obvious BTC at the moment is better than any other currencies & method of payment.

You cant compare ApplePay with Bitcoin. there is still that one issue of centralization. In that regard Bitcoin is infallible in comparison to ApplePay. Apple have the largest music store on the planet, so that has amped them up to go ahead and dive into the deep end with this ApplePay idiocy.

Apple will lose a lot of respect if they go forward with this
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Re: Is bitcoin too volatile?
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cutepuppy
on 26/11/2014, 17:12:39 UTC
volatility is great that's why wall street is going crazy for bitcoin. 2015 is going to be a special year
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Re: How do you read "20 mBTC"?
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cutepuppy
on 04/11/2014, 22:53:30 UTC
twenty em-bee-tee-cee for me
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Re: CNNMoney - Where did bitcoin go wrong?
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cutepuppy
on 04/11/2014, 22:51:39 UTC
That guy is going to feel like the worlds biggest idiot in a few weeks.

He is going to have to shave his head and grow a beard

mark my words
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Re: Ryan Pumper: Pumpers Picks (Updated Daily)
by
cutepuppy
on 21/10/2014, 14:27:52 UTC
If you have limited capital, this gives you the opportunity to get in at wholesale rate. So there are a lot of easy monies to be had from CANN if you play it right.

The lower the price falls, the greater the opportunity due to the massive volume we have already seen pour into and then out of CANN (indicator of positive market sentiment, and strength) ... the lower CANN goes in price, the better it looks.

Look at all the posts abut CANN, the consensus is that CANN is a terrible play right now. Yet during this dip, the price has gone to 2555 and back up to 4400 - producing a 72% gain. This is easy money.

Just sit back and analyse the sell resistance, because that is what is currently controlling the price. Higher resistance = more dumping = lower prices. As the resistance lowers, the price will lift

Okay thanks for this, I was thinking that it was a code red on cann.

I have been sending you messages all day on twitter and pm to sign up before registration closes.
Can you respond please so that I can get in on time?

Thank you
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Re: Let's face it: There's currently no demand for all those bitcoins.
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cutepuppy
on 29/09/2014, 03:00:34 UTC
Folks, it should be OBVIOUS that Bitcoin price is on an artificial downward spiral due to PRICE MANIPULATION at the big exchanges!

More likely because of reckless short sellers.
Short sellers are actually good for the market. They prevent the price from getting too high during bubbles and help the price from getting too low when bubbles pop and when prices decline (because they need to cover their short position).
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Re: Selfish mining theory
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cutepuppy
on 29/09/2014, 02:59:06 UTC
If someone controls a couple nodes (10 for example, shouldn't be hard to do that right?), and at some point he isolates those nodes from the other bitcoin nodes, that will lead to an isolated blockchain that only he have access to it, and if he mines on it at 1kh/s or whatever super slow hash rate, at the time of recalculating the difficulty, it'll drop down by huge amount considering there wouldn't be any new blocks found between the time he isolated the chain till the time of changing the target difficulty (maybe he waits for 2 recalculating events, or modify something to make the difficulty drop to lowest possible not sure how possible that is). After this new low difficulty, he uses high mining power to create blocks at very high speed since the difficulty has dropped (on his own blockchain), meanwhile the true blockchain will have generated blocks that aren't included in those isolated chains, but due to him having low difficulty he generated twice the amount of blocks (or maybe x1.5 for example) if he then releases those nodes and they start interacting with other nodes, will this "self generated" chain become the "true" chain? I mean since it's a longer chain wouldn't it be the "true" blockchain? and that person would have actually reversed some transactions, and also generated new blocks and took the reward for himself?

I got this theory while reading an article about selfish mining, but for selfish mining to work you'll need to have something around 25% hash rate? (can't remember the exact %)

Anyway, the idea was taken from selfish mining, but I added that attacker needs to have couple nodes under his control and he isolate them in order to massively reduce the target difficulty so he can generate blocks at ridiculous high speed to make up for the time he didn't generate blocks while isolated.
also I'm not sure if 10 nodes are enough? maybe he needs something like 1/3 of total number of nodes to make sure that his blockchain will be published to everyone?

That's all, if anyone can explain if it's possible or not or if you can provide links to articles that help me finding the answer I'll be really appreciated, hope I explained my theory in an easy way.


if you separated yourself from the main network at block h 322992. and started mining in your smal network. the difficulty will still initially be high. so if you only had some USB erupter miners. you probably wont even mine one block in the 2 weeks you have to wait.

once the 2 weeks are up and it time to change difficulty down because your small network is suppose to be at 2016 blocks further on. yet you have not solved a block due to complexity too high.. it will drop alot..

you have already by now lost the game before you even got a block, just by not keeping up with the real network block numbers.

so the problem is that even if you do not mess with the code to make a block you want to solve give you 5 trillian coins. even if you think you have solved a legitimate block. when you then connect to the main network. your blockchain will put you at 322993, yet everyone else's chain will be atleast 324000. meaning that block you hoped would net you 25legit coins or 5trillian reprogrammed coins.. would both be simply ignored and your personal block would be orphaned/binned/thrown out, 'shown the hand because the tcp aint listening'. simply because your block 322993 does not follow on from everyone elses.

thus its not worth it.

I think what OP means is to separate from the network, and mine with a really low hashrate. Then, because of the lack of blocks found, the difficulty in OP's network would drop by a lot, and he/she would use a large amount of hashing power to catch up and overtake the main network's blocks.
Yeah, this is what I mean. I still learned some good points from your post but I think this is still a valid thing.. anyone else have a way to disprove?
It would take too long to find enough blocks until the difficulty recalculates. The difficulty does not readjust every two weeks, it readjusts every 2016 blocks. It would take a very long time to find enough blocks to finish the remaining 2016 blocks until the difficulty recalculates with only a few kh/s of mining power and once the difficulty does adjust with your "special" blockchian the "real" blockchain will be much longer then what your new blockchain would be able to achieve.
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Re: Bitcoin to be pegged to gold
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cutepuppy
on 29/09/2014, 02:54:36 UTC
Over the long term, it is impossible to peg Bitcoin to gold. In 2140 when there are no more bitcoins to mine people will still be digging up gold from the ground. There would be a net imbalance that can only be maintained  by shorting bitcoins or buying up all the excess gold being mined. Since bitcoins cannot be shorted indefinitely somebody would have to keep spending fiat to buy up gold to keep it scarce. Why would they do that?
I don't think this is what the OP was referring to. The OP was suggesting that 1 BTC = "x" ounces of gold. As more gold is mined then 1 BTC would be worth less of the total percentage of gold in "circulation" however this will somewhat be offset by the commercial uses of gold
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Re: What if someone claims to be Satoshi Nakamoto?
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cutepuppy
on 11/09/2014, 04:55:47 UTC
sign his PGP key or prove that he owns the wallet with 1 million bitcoins.

There is a 1 million btc wallet  Shocked Shocked ??
No. Well maybe, but not in that it only contains one address. The estimated one million bitcoin that satoshi owns is split up into several thousand addresses.
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Re: And You Say Paypal Will Never Embrace Bitcoin
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cutepuppy
on 11/09/2014, 04:54:15 UTC
Im sure you will have to send or receive bitcoins via coinbase, since that is who they partnered up with. So, it will be interesting how its implemented. I think we will just see a link to coinbase.

Better than nothing, but I really expected paypal will be interested to provide exchange service itselves and keep the fees.
From the looks of it paypal is going to be essentially be only buying bitcoin (at a discount - this discount would be their "fee") and selling the purchased bitcoin via coinbase via their merchant services.