/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

JUDGMENT CUT

>>39063936

>>24954668
I never play until I win. It's just not going to happen and even when it does it won't ever be a satisfying win. I fucking hate the game but I still play it. I might be retarded.

>>24600707
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/402682-4chan-sounds-player
You need to download this along with the browser extension to download it then follow the steps here >>24600765
You can just drag and drop an image and an mp3 and it makes it for you. Hope this helps

Mori daisuki
Tanjun

>>23866796
>>23867652
I didnt really notice anything wrong except the diploma part. Am I autistic and was there something else that I missed?

>>23606292
In the same sense, you could say that most of your funds are not "owned" by you since they are held in positions you can no longer easily liquidate.

The reason why a rugpull is impossible in /nasfaqg/ from the player-side is because those who would have benefitted from it in the real market (people who hold tons of Rushia and bought in early) literally cannot sell their position quickly enough to capitalize. In a way, if honk were to intervene and cap the price/buying power, it's the people who /hopped in late/ that will actually profit, since they can quickly convert a minor position to liquid.

Other than that, it's a genuine source of profit, as I said, in the same way dividends are a source of profit or coins you do not actively trade are. I mean, as I said before, you should know it better than anyone, given your love for MPP - which is essentially banking on those coins increasing in value over the MPP point.

In other words, is it a bubble? Yes, but there a) isn't a mechanism that /could/ make it burst other than straight-up dev intervention, and b) there are incentives for people who have lots of her to keep buying, which ironically makes it the most stable and reliable source of profit, again, save for the dev intervention. Which if I can express my opinion should happen, because it's getting ridiculous - especially since it illustrates that a coin ADJUSTING is a debuff.

>>23611686
Shush. That's a surprise tool that will help me later.

A thread for the discussion of Mori Calliope and the members of her extended universe.

She's not doing too bad honestly. This boss just sucks.

>>21744813
...No, it's just inflation.
Average price of coins you hold now minus average price of coins you held one week ago.

>>21744939
I remember the times when Mori didn't give top returns every single week. And I agree, it's the price that's bollocks - her average price actually went down two weeks in a row, meaning that she actually /deflates/ in value despite being bought to high heavens.

>>21013518
Good DD for new players looking for intra-day trading, although I would argue that at the end of the day doing holo.poi reps + pouring liquid into coins that will adjust up is more profitable than going for the dips alone.

I agree that trying to hold coins while still having the ability to sweep those positions around throughout the day is a massive detriment early-on. You want to maximize the amount of money you move between positions (as long as it's profitable), since dividends only yield ~6% returns, less when you factor in taxes. Being able to profit even 5-10% on every coin every day (which is absolutely possible up till hundreds of millions) yields much better returns than having them be holed up and doing nothing.

Also, quick note - you made a mistake in profit calculations. You already included the multicoin amount in profit (i.e. for Mori the 20k 5x profit is per 5 coins, not per 1 coin) but you've multiplied the profits by 120 * 5 instead of 120. Same goes for other coins.

This means 21.8% returns on Mori 5x sold in this way, 28.3% returns on Ina 4x, 9% returns on Miko 3x and 15% returns on Sora 3x.

>>21020600
I'll hold 4444 Rushi no matter what.

>>21021482
You're way too late, mate.

A thread for the Bloodborne Baal herself, Mori Calliope, and the members of the extended universe

>>19880179
Exquisite taste

Who's joining Mori's Mafia!?