/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

>>22765258
"Sir, to get your fix of gay posting you need to solve this two-stage transposition/polyalphabetic cipher."

>>18450073
Fuck it. Miko Zaibatsu.

>>15934518
Mikofag... do you know something we don't with that 5x Subaru?

I just noticed 13370 is divisible by 35 (382) because apparently that's my number for today

>>14777777
checked, nice digits

>>14071274
He's reached a manga organisation level us mortals cannot comprehend.

Drey, which ones will be rated Booba, I need to know

oh I see it's time to fuck off back to the other autism game

>>12362130
that would indeed be a sight to see.
Early game binding 3-5k in oshi and not selling was quite the investment so I think many players have at least sold SOME, but those numbers should now be percentages of percentages for any serious oshicoiner
we'd have to tap into quite some deep datasources for that though, step one would be something you can cobble together from data on the sheet

>>11975506
>>11975447
yeah, that'll show'em
>50 players decide to Multibuy for a total of 150 coins per cycle
>+$1500 in the first 10 Minutes
>or ~50% if it's Aki
Imagine the Sells
>Big Event
>200 players get some of a coin
>-$2000 upon first cycle
Volatility in Nasfaq is a double-edged sword. Make it too low, and "too many" [definition needed] people profit from one movement, make it too high and the only times to play Nasfaq at all if you want daily guaranteed deals would be 9:05am EST, the question being how prices will develop if that were to be the case, at least the premise of the game would be completely circumvented.
This would lead to a kind of real-ish market scenario where one oshicoiner would maybe multibuy for several people to continue selling later on, it would be wildly different and I'd predict even less fun.