/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>73552350
i'm just glad to see people shilling girls they like that i haven't heard about. i'm mostly a holofag but i like learning about indies too

In case you aren't checking /nasfaqg/ for the daily Carnage Report (name pending), here's an overview of the gambling for Day 1.

Total winnings for today were $7,392,015,535.
Match with the highest pot was /manstars/ vs /#/
Match with the largest number of unique gamblers was also /manstars/ vs /#/
1 Gambler has not won any bet.

Top 3 Match Winners by Odds:
>/who/ vs /HiRyS/ - 1:2.8 for /HiRyS/
>/vtwbg/ vs /pyon/ - 1:3 for Draw
>/pcg/ vs /skynetFC/ - 1:1.6 for /pcg/

Top 3 Matches by Winrate:
>/who/ vs /HiRyS/ and /vtwbg/ vs /pyon/ - 50% of gamblers profited
>/XtsunX/ vs /ggg/ - 46% of gamblers profited
>/manstars/ vs /#/ - 40% of gamblers profited

Day 2's pools are up already, and will start closing about 30 minutes before the scheduled match time. Keep in mind that yesterday we ran about 40 minutes ahead of schedule towards the end, so place your bets as soon as possible. If we're running too early in the schedule, I'll close the pool when conditions are about to be shown.
Day 3's pools should start going up sometime during the match day.

Like a flash from the blue, here's some gambling stats for you:

Gambling Stats for today:
>3 new people gambled that didn't yesterday
>13 people that gambled yesterday did not gamble today
>42 unique gamblers (9.1% of attendance)
>4 gamblers did not win a single bet today (9.5%)
>23 gamblers profited today (54.7%)

Gambling stats for entire cup so far:
>54 unique Gamblers
>9 gamblers have yet to win a bet (16.7%)
>27 gamblers have profited so far (50%)

Don't forget that there's an all-cup victor bet up right now. You'll have until matches end next Friday to place your bets on who will take the entire cup.
Additionally, Day 4 will go up sometime in the next week. Keep an eye on /nasfaqg/ for when, as I'll announce it there.

Currently, for groups, there is a "Draw" option, but in knockouts there are no draws. Originally I had planned to have a bet line item for if a game goes to benuldies, but a few people have informed me this is stupid and dumb and wrong. Would people prefer we keep the current format for knockouts, or should benuldies be ignored and knockout payouts rely exclusively on who moves on?

>>26641673
You're forgetting that the CEO is likely to have a huge number of shares, and can maintain that lead forever so long as they never dry up on liquid. They also get a small amount of their own share purchases back, so it's basically a discount for any member.

For example, F.U.C.K.'s current share price is $922.57, which after running it through your formula there is 1.3% of F.U.C.K.'s networth. By your logic, everyone should be able to clean me the fuck out if they sold today, but that's not accounting for the fact that I have 51k shares and I'm not about to sell my own shares. The strongest dent that can be made is $23,897,330.71, selling all 25,903 shares that were bought yesterday, which I am MORE than capable of covering because I'm not retarded and specifically planned for self-insulation against such nonsense.

>>25392256
>Nor could I ever assume that it's French...
A lot of foods and techniques that are attributed to American cuisine are actually French in origin. I'm not exactly sure of the transitionary history there, but most of Americans' oldest foods can be traced back to France. Probably because the Bri'ish wouldn't know food if it kicked them in the teeth.
More recently (as in, since the 1950s) there have been additions from Germany, Italy, and Ireland accepted into the American culinary repitoire. If these three countries getting imports into America sounds familiar, it's because all 3 countries had an influx of immigration to America in the early-to-mid 1900s.
Just about the only American food invention are corn-based foods, which were largely stolen from indigenous techniques or forced adaptations of other dishes. For example, the Tortilla Espanola is actually a kind of potato and onion omelette and has nothing to do with the one you might be more familiar with made of corn or flour. And actually, the Tortilla Espanola was first documented in Navarre, a Spanish semi-autonomous region that borders, you guessed it, France.
So really, this is all to say that the French invented cooking. This was the first and last good thing they ever did.

>>23499659
>Went up from last week
>Top 30
>Barely traded 25~50 cycles a day most of last week
Let this be a stern lesson to people: You do not need to keep your shit on all day. You can trade less than a third of the day's cycles and still be competitive. Honestly that's a fucking problem, but at least for now that's not likely to change anytime soon. For the moment, you don't need to keep your computer on all day if you don't want to.

Choco is continuing her conquest of Gen6. Her victim today is Lui.

https://youtu.be/GWiUjywN7iU

>>14358269
Sure.
Most people have probably sniffed ink of some sort before, and only people that are routinely and repeatedly exposed to it during brain developmental periods are likely to suffer any detrimental effects, which are usually short-term anyway. I'd say the correlation is nonexistent due to it being too common of a denominator for any reasonable conclusion to be drawn.

Choco is very smart!

>>7429227
but it's got dinosaurs

>>7175262
Based on my calculations, Choco will play Apex a lot this week too!

>>7145505

Like a bolt from the blue, it's time for the Numbers Review.

Here's today's R.I.C.H. report:
>There are 459,747 shares in circulation.
>This is a 2.65% increase from yesterday's value, and a 27.42% increase from this time last week.
>Average shares per coin is 9,015.

Top 5 Volume Increases (of 29):
>Shion :: +40.4%
>Coco :: +32.5%
>Mel :: +31.7%
>Ollie :: +29.4%
>Kanata :: +28.4%

Top 5 Volume Decreases (of 19):
>Haato :: -13.4%
>Reine :: -10.6%
>Ayame & Matsuri :: -9%
>Korone :: -8.9%
>Amelia :: -8.4%

Botan, Civia, and Flare had a 0% net change in volume today.
5 other coins (Miko, Calliope, Ui, Fubuki, and Polka) had a sub-1% change in volume today.

Here's the R.I.S.E. report for today:
>Starting Liquid is estimated at $46,150.61
>This is a 1.25% increase from yesterday's value, and a 15% increase from this time last week.
>Total Market Value is $2,665,717,859.23.
>This is an increase of 2.77% from yesterday's Market Value.
>Average value per share is $5,798.23.
>At current prices, you can move $235,368.11 per cycle.

Top 5 Value Gains (of 34):
>Shion :: +38.1%
>Reine :: +14.2%
>Watame :: +9.6%
>Ayame :: +8.6%
>Pekora :: +7.9%

Top 5 Value Losses (of 16):
>Mel :: -11.7%
>Luna :: -11.4%
>Hololive :: -10.3%
>Haato :: -10%
>Towa :: -4.2%

Civia had a net 0% change in value today.
11 coins (Calliope, Miko, Amelia, Fubuki, Noel, Nabi, Ui, Coco, Marine, Botan, and Ayamy) had a sub-1% change in value today.

I had previously stated that I would not do Numbers Review tomorrow, however plans have changed slightly, and this will be the last daily Numbers Review for a while. It's not related to burnout, at least not directly, but I have a project I need to focus on instead, and I need every moment I can get. Numbers Review has primarily focused on inflation and how the market moves in response to it, but as the market is significantly less volatile, I feel that there's not much point in doing Numbers Review daily. Because of this, the R.I.S.E. and R.I.C.H. reports will move to weekly reports alongside the G.U.R.A. report, until further notice. All 3 reports will return on August 2nd, and I'll still be working on the Dividend calculations. In the meantime, I'm not going anywhere, so if you need a retard with a chart, just call out and I'll be here.

The Financial Underwriters of Comprehensive Knowledge would like to remind you to stay informed, shitpost responsibly, and FUD accurately.

I'm not a dev so I have no problems whatsoever telling everyone to completely liquidate every green they see today, and probably most of your reds, too.

Let's take a moment and look at this objectively. Overbuy Compensation seems to be Working As Intended, so I'll leave it out.

Pros of Volatile Transactional Adjustments:
>Coins you are holding position on (such as divviecoins or oshicoins) are less likely to punish you on a bog because they recover quickly when people buy the dip.
>Your valuation is unlikely to be significantly impacted by adjustments, allowing you to ignore playing around them if you want.
>Volatility means that mid-day news (and rrats) impact the price quicker and on a potentially larger scale, further de-centralizing adjustment.

Cons of Volatile Transactional Adjustments:
>Gaining any significant quantity of a coin at once is extremely difficult without intentionally gimping yourself, and is almost impossible on limited liquid.
>Lower-value players can pretty much ONLY get an edge by making adjustment-centralized plays or outplaying people on dividends.
>The auto-trader is now a borderline-useless feature since the volatility makes it difficult to make the extended plays it was introduced to make. This could be offset by the ability to set a price threshold on the auto-trader instead of a coin quantity threshold.

So, Who Benefits? People with positions already. Oshicoiners that just log in for dividends, pump Oshi, and log off. Poorfags who can be here and active when adjustment kicks in. Anybody in-between is fucked because they have position they can't afford to give up, but not enough to allow them to build more position with any reasonable speed. The entire middle class is effectively forced to play Dividends Only or Autism Graphs Only with minimal in-between.

The reports tonight are going to be interesting.

>>5542911
>Yes, the higher market volume is part of the reason
Yeah, when I was doing the F.U.C.K reports last night I noticed that market entropy was coming quickly. Too much volume making too many coins stable. Figured you'd come out with some more volatile changes for transactions.

That said, >>5542973 is still right and nobody ever adjusts down meaningfully anymore, but upward adjustments are insane.

>>5453712
>>5453372
I am once again reiterating that Dividends should be based on Superchat volume, not overall channel performance. This would even the playing field on a lot of coins, and create two different playstyles where you can play specifically around Dividends or you can trade around Adjustments, or balance the two. Right now, Gura is the strongest coin in the game because she gets a lot of foot traffic, is so big that she has passive sub/view gains, and literally anything she does is going to get traction. With the current system, Gura will ALWAYS be the top investment in every category. People who hold Gura will always trump people who cannot or do not hold Gura.

It is also directly counter to the stated intent of the game, which is to promote people keeping up with lesser-known Holos. You can win at the low low cost of reading Gura's Twitter and ignoring everything else. Lolibaba will win by doing nothing at this point.

>Choco, Mel, and Aki all spiked
>Polka also had a respectable increase
>Nene and Ame are on good discounts and primed to spike later.
>Watame is getting pumped.
It's a good day to be a blondechad.

>>5047918
I would assume >we aren't.
I'm buying Iofi because I've got a collection to build.

>>4251770
>Does boring cooking streams to EOP because there is no camera
>Sucks at Apex
>Plays Ark which is a huge turnoff to those not into it, and doesn't have many chuubas to play with
>Plays DbD with a loud soundtrack, ruining the mood of the game
>Does Minecraft streams every once in a while
>Is a sexy demon and does GFE but collabs with guys
>Is smart and relatively sociable but only rarely organizes interesting collabs
>Can't sing
>There is no common points with the things above so she looks like she's all over the place
Choco's worst enemy is herself. Will you save her /vt/?