/vt/ - Virtual Youtubers

Either way, with all of this talk of aggression and such, don't expect a lot of /nasfaqg/ companies to be directly involved in anything. It's a substantial investment and would likely be only afforded by companies that already have made investments to certain spaces and are literally defending their holdings from destruction. This is why most conflicts are indirect, although that doesn't mean they are less severe, just far more targeted or precise.

Hi /nasfaqg/. We have several posters active on /vtwbg/ but no official representatives, and it'd be good if we were able to settle on someone who could argue for the behalf of the whole thread.
I've written a bit of lore for /vtwbg/ about /nasfaqg/ beforehand, so it does matter to me.
I'm okay with taking up that role, but ultimately I just want for someone endorsed by the thread itself to rep it, it could be me, could be someone else.

>>17917438
I haven't measured it exactly and the model of the market I used was focused primarily on dividends. I'm not sure if it can be accurately measured since I'd need data where I, the trader, would engage in dividends sharing and at the same time not engage in dividends sharing using the same strategy during the same period. I'm sure this kind of a simulation can be made in theory, but it'd take a fair bit of effort to ascertain clearly.

I can definitely tell you that there is a 'sweet spot' of weekly spending where you have just enough liquid to take all non-loss trades and sell perfectly. Less than that and you lose opportunities, more than that and you have to take bad deals that lose you money to zero out. Pretty sure this point is below my weekly dividends, so I'd say that it does yield me a bit more freedom to trade and profit from that. That being said, I still play a primarily dividends-oriented strategy and take subpar deals trading-wise if they have good returns.

>>17691660
Oh, so now I'm supposed to go to sleep instead of staying up to watch my oshi? Now that I have surplus free time instead of fighting a broken system to have a roof over my head?
I'll go to sleep after like, 15 minutes, just let me re-listen and re-watch this several times.

>>17242420
Are you perhaps interested in number-crunching and advice of an outside consultant? My fees are nominal, I assure you.
If it works the way I think it does now, then it is a genuinely great way to invest liquid while giving newhags an opportunity to grow faster than their competition.

>>17124704
Okay, actual question then. What do you think could be done about it, rationally? Without any what-ifs, Miyatsuko is formed and exists in its current state; what could be potentially done right now to mitigate that.
I'm not saying that a clear answer exists, or that it can be employed in practice, but I'm willing to give it some thought. As LARPy as it sounds, I was thinking about associates, or splinter groups, but I'm not sure if this is the right way forward.

>>14589565
>>14589821
On one hand, I agree that there has to be some kind of a high risk-high reward mechanic in place. Something you could put a lot of your wealth into, and win or lose it all.
That being said, I'm not sure if multicoin is the right idea here. If you remove the taxes and buff it to 10x or more, it'll solve the problem but only temporarily. As wealth amasses, people will be forced to rely on dividends once again.
Additionally, I see a lot of people that still are making mistakes when assessing multicoin viability, meaning that it's not 'solved' yet, or at least not commonly.
>>14589919
That is true. Multibuy can still be viable, be it for large drops or long-term positions. I think I witnessed a situation where 2x multisell would have been profitable exactly once, and even then the smarter thing to do would be to hold the coin and sell slowly.
>>14589825
This just boils down to huge amount of coin volume with very low profit marigins from either dividends or swing trading. If someone plays okay-ish and you play perfectly (not implying I do, far from it), you will have minimal edge over them. The wealth gaps are so large right now that it's nigh impossible to rise that way... which defeats the point of the game and leads to people seeking alternate goals (oshiboards, real oshiboards, hats, supers, item collecting, coin amount goals etc.).

>>13743616
Hi.

>>13435656
Sadly you can't watch matches via Mahjong Soul, you can only watch past games. Likely a measure to prevent cheating. I heavily recommend learning how to play though, it's a very fun game and is really striking the balance between randomness in drawing tiles and player input/strategy.
>>13436237
I still am, switching to 3x for the night though.

>>11475545
Congrats on almost 250k, Mori's Manlet. I will be watching your climb with great interest, and I hope eventually you'll join us on Mori's oshiboard.
Also, as >>11475653 said, Fubuki had an abnormally high dividends yield last week. She's not the worst, but she's not as consistent as Pekora or Mori.

>>10964995
Raw olive fruit is terrible, but olives are good (although sometimes hard to incorporate into dishes) and good olive oil is a god-tier ingredient.
If you are on the fence about olives, try something like tapenade (black olive paste) on freshly toasted bread.

Congrats on 10k, Joe!

>>10740808
Aaahh. Adeptus was just riiight at the 100th spot, you see.
Without any in-depth analysis, your portfolio seems alright at the first glance. You also seem to hold a lot of liquid, which is better than good right now. Compare it to people above and below you, and you can see that while you will drop slightly today as the prices recover, you squeezed most of the opportunity presented by today's Susan.

>>10536414
Fuck it, I'm phoneposting to bypass the retarded perma-IP range ban my new apartment seems to have.
As you said, it is difficult to correctly assess the specific validity of multicoining due to volatility changing from coin to coin and changing over time even for the same coin over the day. However, there are two more things that are absolutely worth mentioning: opportunity cost and bypass of the trading limit.
To use Mori as an example, even when multicoining x3 on today's morning, no other coin had more return when considering divvies, let alone price action associated with the brap cycle. That means that if you have sufficient capital even though you might technically be losing on individual coin value (what you demonstrated in your Mori graph is a case where x3 is objectively cheaper to buy), there is no better return on investment play on the market either way. Savings matter if you have something to save towards - in this case, the best investment might be to buy more Mori, even though she'd shoulder additional multicoin costs.
This is, of course, only the case in which your liquid is too large to be spent immediately, and for big drops. Overall, the best strategy seems to be multicoining on the big drops and then shifting gears towards x1 as the prices rise and return on the additional multicoin you bought diminishes.

Hoshi no Kanata, I hope that you're liquidating your positions right now if you're awake. I don't want to see you drop down due to gameplay changes and a second boggening.

>>8326235
Assuming they moon to 25k (I still wouldn't be able to move every EN2coin at once) this difference would translate to a decrease in the gap by ~3.5 million, so it's not as big of a factor as you think. Probably just 1-2 million in the long run.