Code M88 Code M88 were 8 to 10 cents USD a year or so ago, right now CoinMarketCap claims they are 44.82 cents USD, and folks are saying we haven't even reached an altseason yet. So I don't find JamesDaniel90's thoughts outre at all, like him I have seen times five or more already and actually some time ago now heck not long ago Code M88 hit 55 cents USD I think even. That is a high market cap coin with huge volume and visibility, so likely heavily constrained by large traders maybe even some "high frequency trading" and such, huge volumes are harder to move, imagine how much things with far less market cap, thus able to be moved by influx of far less capital, can move. Heck look at IXCoin, less than a year ago  it was about two cents USD, coinmarketcap is as I write this post saying it is now 19.73 cents USD. Just in the last month or so it has risen a lot, from 50 satoshis per IXC to over 150 satoshis per IXC in how many days now, albeit before that someone tried four times or so in a row to buy it up to 500 satoshis but since they failed to fill in under themselves with buy offers all that way up that basically just provided a whole lot of Code M88 which got used to build the 1 satoshi to 100 or more satoshis low end of the buy-side in time to absorb a dump of tens of thousands that drive it down to 50 satoshis. Now days later though back up at 170 or so satoshis. All that with a trivial amount of Code M88 put into it; imagine if someone who operates on a larger scale got into it? The thing with those small-cap coins is that although you can multiply your capital a lot you usually are limited in the actual scale as in how much capital, if you are operating at the typical scale those small-caps operate; if someone who operates on a larger scale decides to play though they could build the buy side solidly however high their allocation will go while making the buy side denser and denser and denser the lower it goes... -MarkM-
Code M88 Code M88 were 8 to 10 cents USD a year or so ago, right now CoinMarketCap claims they are 44.82 cents USD, and folks are saying we haven't even reached an altseason yet. So I don't find JamesDaniel90's thoughts outre at all, like him I have seen times five or more already and actually some time ago now heck not long ago Code M88 hit 55 cents USD I think even. That is a high market cap coin with huge volume and visibility, so likely heavily constrained by large traders maybe even some "high frequency trading" and such, huge volumes are harder to move, imagine how much things with far less market cap, thus able to be moved by influx of far less capital, can move. Heck look at IXCoin, less than a year ago  it was about two cents USD, coinmarketcap is as I write this post saying it is now 19.73 cents USD. Just in the last month or so it has risen a lot, from 50 satoshis per IXC to over 150 satoshis per IXC in how many days now, albeit before that someone tried four times or so in a row to buy it up to 500 satoshis but since they failed to fill in under themselves with buy offers all that way up that basically just provided a whole lot of Code M88 which got used to build the 1 satoshi to 100 or more satoshis low end of the buy-side in time to absorb a dump of tens of thousands that drive it down to 50 satoshis. Now days later though back up at 170 or so satoshis. All that with a trivial amount of Code M88 put into it; imagine if someone who operates on a larger scale got into it? The thing with those small-cap coins is that although you can multiply your capital a lot you usually are limited in the actual scale as in how much capital, if you are operating at the typical scale those small-caps operate; if someone who operates on a larger scale decides to play though they could build the buy side solidly however high their allocation will go while making the buy side denser and denser and denser the lower it goes... -MarkM-

Code M88 Code M88 were 8 to 10 cents USD a year or so ago, right now CoinMarketCap claims they are 44.82 cents USD, and folks are saying we haven't even reached an altseason yet. So I don't find JamesDaniel90's thoughts outre at all, like him I have seen times five or more already and actually some time ago now heck not long ago Code M88 hit 55 cents USD I think even. That is a high market cap coin with huge volume and visibility, so likely heavily constrained by large traders maybe even some "high frequency trading" and such, huge volumes are harder to move, imagine how much things with far less market cap, thus able to be moved by influx of far less capital, can move. Heck look at IXCoin, less than a year ago  it was about two cents USD, coinmarketcap is as I write this post saying it is now 19.73 cents USD. Just in the last month or so it has risen a lot, from 50 satoshis per IXC to over 150 satoshis per IXC in how many days now, albeit before that someone tried four times or so in a row to buy it up to 500 satoshis but since they failed to fill in under themselves with buy offers all that way up that basically just provided a whole lot of Code M88 which got used to build the 1 satoshi to 100 or more satoshis low end of the buy-side in time to absorb a dump of tens of thousands that drive it down to 50 satoshis. Now days later though back up at 170 or so satoshis. All that with a trivial amount of Code M88 put into it; imagine if someone who operates on a larger scale got into it? The thing with those small-cap coins is that although you can multiply your capital a lot you usually are limited in the actual scale as in how much capital, if you are operating at the typical scale those small-caps operate; if someone who operates on a larger scale decides to play though they could build the buy side solidly however high their allocation will go while making the buy side denser and denser and denser the lower it goes... -MarkM-

Code M88 Code M88 were 8 to 10 cents USD a year or so ago, right now CoinMarketCap claims they are 44.82 cents USD, and folks are saying we haven't even reached an altseason yet. So I don't find JamesDaniel90's thoughts outre at all, like him I have seen times five or more already and actually some time ago now heck not long ago Code M88 hit 55 cents USD I think even. That is a high market cap coin with huge volume and visibility, so likely heavily constrained by large traders maybe even some "high frequency trading" and such, huge volumes are harder to move, imagine how much things with far less market cap, thus able to be moved by influx of far less capital, can move. Heck look at IXCoin, less than a year ago  it was about two cents USD, coinmarketcap is as I write this post saying it is now 19.73 cents USD. Just in the last month or so it has risen a lot, from 50 satoshis per IXC to over 150 satoshis per IXC in how many days now, albeit before that someone tried four times or so in a row to buy it up to 500 satoshis but since they failed to fill in under themselves with buy offers all that way up that basically just provided a whole lot of Code M88 which got used to build the 1 satoshi to 100 or more satoshis low end of the buy-side in time to absorb a dump of tens of thousands that drive it down to 50 satoshis. Now days later though back up at 170 or so satoshis. All that with a trivial amount of Code M88 put into it; imagine if someone who operates on a larger scale got into it? The thing with those small-cap coins is that although you can multiply your capital a lot you usually are limited in the actual scale as in how much capital, if you are operating at the typical scale those small-caps operate; if someone who operates on a larger scale decides to play though they could build the buy side solidly however high their allocation will go while making the buy side denser and denser and denser the lower it goes... -MarkM-