/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

good morning professionals are fucking around with our waterpipes and I can't drink or shower not even coffee. Remember to invest in emergency water filters.
Oh also I am still selling choco, all the buys are done, for whatever reason money goes up.
Inspiration for spending 160M the next two days will come to me eventually.
Also didn't read any of the posts they all looked long and boring

>>13869238
yeah no please don't
who the fuck are you

>>13367524
if he'd do that he better turn up multicoin to 10

>>12283528
stay poor forever

>>12094287
nothing, the service is provided for absolutely free as in free beer, people like it enough we've had daily threads for half a year soon and aside from the very loud doomposters a lot of people plan to stay or still have goals to complete or fight towards, what's the problem again?

>>11911994
>>11911814
>>11912153
makes sense, guess it's time for bed

>>11619851
this
>>11620020
without overbought you have the same retards who brought us here in the first place because prices shot up with the divvies REEEEing again for the devs to make them lower. That it has consequences on the metagame as a whole whichever way you go was talked to death and I'm tired of explaining it

>>10740228
>all channels are the same
and now you see the light. sure that's how the pattern goes, but consider the implications

god my finger hurts
hope you enjoy the hats

>>10444472
>off by 28
>>10444444

>>10123875
the main selling point for server side is turning off our machines. You have to have VERY dedicated people to leave on 1000W gaming rigs overnight for weeks on end because their shitty thinkpad would swallow cycles like crazy on any browser and testing on an old phone only leads to the conclusion "yeah one more night of this and the screen fucking melts off".
I use my rig 12-20 hours daily, nasfaq is always open, but it would be nice to be able to close it overnight. Also it would feel much more like a real stockmarket if you could adjust the bot on the go - that being a necessity caused by a vicious cycle of too good dividends causing a higher amount of plays to make. Then again, we're all aware this would cause the site to lag a lot more - if our local autotrader instances already crash firefox sometimes, I couldn't imagine the server performing well with 200-300 traderbots running parallel.
I can only speak for myself here and with this week's numbers, but $52,973,688.52 divvies to burn with an average coin price of $12,643.81 means around 4200 coins to purchase if I'm not selling. Without multicoin, that's 29 positions I'd have to pick to run 24/7 throughout the week so multicoin is actually a blessing with high-risk high-reward style duality of both the tool players want right now as well as the idiot-tax style money sink nasfaq desperately needed. Who knows, it might even make this huge amount of divvies workable in the big pictures, the various reports will give us clarity on that, thankfully.
>we want to make the game more engaging so players access the site more, not less
which relates to that point quite nicely, time spent != engagement.
Opinions will differ greatly here and I only speak for myself. I like playing with numbers even if I am average to retarded at math and programming, so right now a good 5% of my nasfaq-time is actually spent on the site, 0-45% is the thread and the rest is my trusty sheet I use to tell myself my decisions are at least somewhat informed the cruel reality is good players would get to similar conclusions with gut feeling alone but oh well at least I have something to bring to the nasfaq show-and-tell which is the thread.
Right now the market is a one-way street from adjustments due to the nature of the bot and the abundance of money in the market, so you set the bot once and are done for the day most of the time. Your only hope is some graphs flipping, frankly the trading tax kinda killed that because a buy is much more of a commitment now, which means players should be more likely to hold a coin for longer and much less likely to even consider selling.
ROI on selling right now is really awful, and multicoin sales barely ever make sense at all. Selling 5 coins at once means you throw ~45% of the returns away only to sell it earlier, which implies the following things:
- you have over 720 of the coin
- the price rose to astronomical levels for that day only
- you expect a price drop of over 50% intra-day
- you also expect the coin to plummet to absolute shit the next adjustment
That's a bunch of stars aligning, and if you're 720 deep into a coin you are already prepared for playing the long game on that position anyways.
If we want more engagement, my first place to inspect would be multicoin sales numbers:
- more sales means more coins going out of the market, counteracting the current amassing meta
- it also tips the scales on post-adjustment coin trends being utterly stable
- it makes daytrading more viable and flexible since your position could be bigger than 144 without missing out much
It's a feeble mistress and I'm sure the top will abuse it however it rolls, how you want the meta to change is entirely up to the team.
I am also not in favour of taxing everyone equally on buys. I don't mind the 5% at all, it encourages burning money on superchats right now which is fine, but it also severely gimps smaller portfolios which HAVE to daytrade in order to make quicker progress. Balancing that will be tricky of course, I could see people superchatting just enough to drop down into the tax haven and then abusing the credits to make cheap buys to be better off in the long term.
Conclusively, there's more shit to consider right at adjustment (not only which coins but also how much per cycle to buy) and if you were to go even harder you might adjust those quantities over the day, so multicoin already made the game quite more engaging. The doomposting is a direct consequence of the massive nerfs to divvies rolled out and revoked in the span of 2 weeks, all because EN2 had a good day about a month ago now? This utterly crushed faith in the market and flipped old habits around. Some people couldn't take it and quit, although it wasn't as many as doomposting suggests. Having to cope with that kind of situations is, at least for me, part of a market scenario and fun in itself.
This has been another morning-effortpost nobody asked for.

>>9914927
hoped as much.
seconding >>9913937 because I'm one place higher than I usually crab

>>9767667
oh, thought I was talking to watoto

>>9568875
open your fucking eyes then dyslexiaman
now shoo fuck off back to /hlgg/

>>9460545
>>9460595
crunchtime at work with being forced to show up physically lately, in fact I need to be there in an hour. I can take 2 weeks off in just overhours this year.
their always-on computers for home-office readiness makes for a nice nasfaq-machine though

>>9392784
my wallet is already up here
>>9390658
10% implemented as it is will not matter at all because it is the same 10% for every coin, for every player. You can now lose money easier than before on shit trading, protip: don't do shit trading then. That's literally all there is to it. Now without indicators how much you actually paid, making it a slight bit harder.

>>9356252
Miko always called her Usada, even in the FUCKING SONG YOU USED A PICTURE FROM, even peko had no ausistic speg in her latest gartic when 35P brought up the topic in their pictures, let this fucking rrat die already

>>9319943
it would obviously have a multiplier, but instead of you just paying 10% in all cases, it would be multiples of that "Market Volume Constant" (MVC)
so Gura right now is $35,086.61 which means her tax would be 3.508661*0.00000285714% of total market volume, which would right mow come out as $3,5k BUT once Market volume goes down and if she stays stable, it'll decrease the taxes. the change would be barely noticable but the tax would float directly against total market volume, being both a decent indicator of how much we inflate as well as the countermeasure.