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I'm an investor in waves, and have just looked at the price on yobit. 0.021. Wow!
I understand these are I o u on behalf of yobit. However we have no access to wallets or anything so how does this all work if we are unable to transfer our waves/sell them. Sorry if this has been asked before or is obvious. How would someone sell even if they could? With no access to the wallet etc?

Thanks guys. Just try to understand what's going on with the price etc and waves trading, and how it will affect the ico / future trading etc.

Yobit aka Yoscam has opened the IOU waves market and started to trade and manipulate the orders. You can't send your waves token to them because it doesn't still exist a client/wallet, you can only buy those waves (I don't suggest you to do it) and trade with them internally.

I was bad move from their side now a lot of people can see what's going on Grin

They did the same thing with lisk earlier, noone cared. Only retards use yobit either way, they're feeding off of the stupidity of the lowest common denominator of the crypto community.

I get it. Thought I was rich for a while. We still all could be? Could 0.02btc be a realistic price per wave?

Personally, I don't think so. That'd be a market cap of about 1.3 billion - greater than Ethereum. It just doesn't seem that realistic this early in the roadmap for this project. Maybe once it's proven its usefulness to the rest of the crypto community, but not now.

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