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Does EPS Coin seem like a good investment?
If the algorithm for the EPS curve was revealed, what would be the downfall? Could only the unspent tokens be taken, still?
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Experiment Week 8: What if you kept buying terrible performing coins?
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Stocks are for boomers, Crypto is for mooners
Ellipsis (EPS) demand is very high, but price is dropping
Experiment Week 7: What if you kept buying terrible performing coins?
Me sitting here with my BTC Core node, Lightning Network node, EPS server, Electrum and Bisq like... What even is PayPal, Robinhood, Cash App, Coinbase and Bakkt ?
Experiment Week 6: What if you kept buying terrible performing coins?
Possible to run Electrum Personal Server + Electrum on different machine from full node?
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Why is no one talking about ellipsis (EPS)
Why is nobody talking about this coin? EPS just listed
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I may have found a gem - Ellipsis Finance - 5 days old, $43m MCap, tokens currently at $3.55
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The market has been entirely irrational for some time is really what I'm saying. If EPS and P/E were important, share prices would be static except for immediately before and after earnings calls. It's all about supply and demand in the market we're in right now, period. Market caps mean nothing in either sphere because they're the product of a simple equation when the socioeconomic forces that determine price per share (or coin) on a day to day basis have too many variables to count. I don't care how "careful" you are in your wording - when companies that make money drop in market cap and companies that have only ever burned cash grow, no, market caps are not based off profits or a representation of the profits or whatever wordsmithing you care to use. Go ahead and feel attacked, nobody used the word idiot but you.
That's why I was careful to say it's based off a representation of the profits. All the evaluation of the share price is based off the profits. That's why EPS & P/E are so important Imagine not knowing that and laughing at me like I'm the idiot
They have a market cap of $114 billion and EPS of $5.28 with a solid 5% dividend.
No. Tesla can’t recognize BTC until it’s sold. So the 1.86 EPS was without BTC
Elipsis EPS is takimg flight hooooly molly folks nice pump
I like it. It's a European version of Coinbase / Pro. Unfortunately they seem to have gotten rid of EPS which sucks. That used to have a max fee of 2€ for instant deposits. Hope it comes back.
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Picked a random rumber, roast EPS. 260 something
Some coins like EPS just fluctuate in 10-20-30 cent intervals with some short pump action that always ends up at previous prices day or two after. Just put money in those and cash out half the coins for the profit when its there, then wait and reinvest if it falls and wait couple of days or a week for it to get back up. Worked wonders for me, made like 500$ off 150$ on EPS in past couple of weeks just experimenting with this strat. Now i can buy literally quadrouple amount and my profits get bigger on each cash out lol. Doubt it will die off, its been steady for half a year now almost, if it starts going up noticably probably wouldnt cash out but thats why you always cash out half, so you have half the coins remaining after taking out your return of investment with some profits.
Does Umbrel include either Electrum Personal Server or Specter? If so, you can connect over those (for EPS you'll need Electrum wallet).
Every event is not a black swan event. What I think people fail to realize is the leverage the Chinese economy has over the economies of the rest of the world, including the US. This insolvency of one of the biggest, if not the biggest Real Estate firms in China, is not a "blip." The insolvency of this company will effect the rest of the Chinese economy and that, in turn, will effect the rest of the world's economies. This, coupled with the debt ceiling, and the fact that almost every major US company's capital structure has insane debt / equity Ratios (meaning these companies are way over-leveaged due to the FED's easy money policies), insane EPS Ratios, and the FED issuing threats to discontinue QE, is a perfect storm, and could very well be the proverbial straw. This is great news foe those who have been shut out of the system and want to get in at the bottom. You know something is wrong when banks and investment firms continue to seek ways to suck capital from minnows (i.e. fractional shares, fractional home equity) in an effort to keep the gravy train running. Let's just hope the troubles in China do not force their leadership to point fingers outward and cause a major military conflict. Usually, when something shitty happens, politicians never take responsibility, instead, they find a scapegoat.
Hope Diamond". The symbol originated in and around the time that bitcoin was developed. Presently, the earliest known date of symbol's creation is September, 23, 2007, at 12:13 am, as a .EPS file. Internet Archive records the first public appearance of the Value for Value symbol on Sun, 04 Jan 2009 21:28:08 GMT, a day after Satoshi Nakamoto mined block 0 of bitcoin. The now defunct website titled, "www.giantthought.org" is captured as a simple white page with the following words: "Value for value—forever." Spread the word about it. It's contagious. The text references a linked .JPG image called "valueforvalue_forever.jpg". https://web.archive.org/web/20090104212808/http://www.giantthought.org/ The Internet Archive then captures the same address on Sun, 10 Jul 2011 19:43:28 GMT, and the text link is now replaced by the symbol and nothing else. https://opensea.io/assets/0x495f947276749ce646f68ac8c248420045cb7b5e/20733063853731360483791836216057815144418680787998154064857715973277066723329
Yes, definitely if you want to connect to the internet and check balances on the addresses associated with the xpub, then EPS connected directly to your own node is what you want for maximum privacy. I was thinking maximum privacy just to be able to use Electrum as an address explorer offline, which is what I assumed the OP was talking about. Maybe that was an incorrect assumption.
Short term....1-2 months....look at the charts for EPS and FIO....they are waiting for a burst anytime in the near future. I am predicting 100-200% for EPS.
It's not my payday for another couple of weeks but I'm planning on getting some more ADA and EPS. The latter is for staking with decent APY.
AFAIK Electrum sends one address to Electrum Personal Server. EPS asks for all the data to the Bitcoin Node and filters out only the interested address.
Rate my portfolio: BTC, ETH, BNB, XTZ, LINK, EPS and Moons.
Dude... don't... just don't. Crypto is not an investment. It's speculation. Read [this](https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoReality/comments/o7v5xs/is_bitcoin_a_ponzi_scheme_a_detailed_analysis/). There is no "long term" for crypto. When used as an investment scheme, it's mathematically unsustainable. The other holders in the market are looking for people like you, to help them cash out. In turn, you'll be relying on even more people to come in and keep paying higher and higher prices for a commodity that has absolutely no intrinsic value. I will obviously be down-voted to oblivion, but I still want to caution people. This is speculation. It's not investing. Take that money and put it in an ETF index fund, or a stock/company you believe in that has good EPS and pays dividends. It will be a much safer and more secure investment. For more see: /r/CryptoReality.
XYZ oNlY MaDe -$1o.33 EPS, "OvErBoUgHT"
What's your opinion on EPS? Will it go above 0.9 again?
I'm watching EPS for the moment
Everyone saying they'll look into EPS told u tu duck off in the 1st post. This is funny shit
Wow EPS looks promising! Going to check it out
I literally don't need to clarify myself here like I own EPS, I just stated some facts and thats upto you if you wanna get into it, Just go to binance and see its description and check its socials and If it pings you then get into It, Dont eat my brain here while I dont owe you a crap, I'll make gains on it while you keep searching your reasonings..
You would Wish you shouldn't had said this earlier, Just remember my words And EPS
EPS (Ellipsis), the "copy" of Curve Finance on Binance Smart Chain.
EPS, found it when I started. Know fuck all about it, watched it go downnn and level out and said 'fuck it'
IRIS AMP VTHO SKL COS RVN REN EPS All of them are kicking ass
Here comes a nifty little EPS pump
Ada - Daedalus Eth - Coinbase Crv - convex EPS- ellipsis Compound and aave - universe xyz
Unfortunately though, market cap in crypto has a missing piece. Market cap in the stock market is Company profits divided by the circulating share supply. Getting you Earning per Share (EPS) Take EPS and × it by the amount of shares and you get Company profit again. Take trading share price and × it by the amount of shares and you get market cap. Market cap and Company profits are how you see if a share price is under valued or over valued. Market cap is seemingly meaningless in crypto. Sure it can give am idea of potential growth, but there is no business structure behind the calculation for market cap. We need a different valuation to determine how successful a crypto is. Volume is a much more real indicator of how well a "currency" is doing. The more transaction volume should equate to how well a cryoto is doing.
Beating EPS by 100% isn't enough according to this guy
Do you want a blast from the past comment? Rate my portfolio!!! BTC ETH BNB XTZ LINK EPS and these shiny moons.
COIN base earnings report just came out. They beat EPS by about 200%, and revenue by about a billion dollars. Whats interesting though is that they said in their report that ETH trade volume overtook BTC tradevolume. Bullish on ETH!
Solid bro, not sure about EPS tbh
Rate my porrfolio: BTC, ETH, BNB, XTZ, LINK, EPS & Moons.
Alts do awful during a bear. Right now we are arguably in a dead cat bounce of the bear. Could easily drop to BTC 28k in a week. Just consult your risk tolerance. I’ve never ever heard of EPS so I imagine it’s a relatively new coin.
Yep, full node over tor > EPS > Electrum. I don't think a better option exists for privacy, but I'm still new.
I've used EPS for several years, but I find this implementation to be more elegant and useful since 1) you can use multiple wallets with this as opposed to just 1 with EPS 2) I don't have to start up EPS everytime, it just works.
Oh sure. Not financial advice but hope it helps. I use it on my desktop and mobile. They have a free program called active trader pro that I like to use on my laptop because it has streaming quotes. For valuations, start researching about how to value stocks. Look for things like PE ratios, PEG ratio, EPS and EPS growth, free cash flows, price to book ratio, there's a ton more. It's impossible to evaluate based on one or even a few things, but you can just gather as much information about a company as you can and try to buy companies you like at a fair price. DCA into a full position and watch it grow. I use trading tools like RSI along with valuations to try to find good entry points for stocks.
EPS, already hitting that 30+ % gains today
I like crypto but honestly how do you properly determine the value? At least in stocks you can use price-earnings ratio, EPS and balance sheets for your analysis. What do you use as a guide for btc? This is where boomers struggle as they have always been taught to do your homework before investing. If you try the same analysis for crypto, you might come to the same common conclusion that it doesn’t produce anything, etc. More advanced investors may try to use international currency fundamental analysis with money supply and other factors coming into play but without a backing government and the strength of this government/economy behind it, this too leaves a boomer feeling queasy. I bought simply because it’s a cutting edge technology and growing in adoption which gave me some faith that it’s here to stay but it does have flaws as a true currency so don’t buy blindly. Just tell your dad that it behaves like a currency and its backing government is the network of nodes around the globe.
I stopped buying crypto last year and started buying miners. RIOT, SOS, and MARA. These are legit companies with legit revenues. Up 2000%. All three will be profitable on EPS this year.
tldr; US credit card giant Visa reported that consumers spent over $1 billion worth of cryptocurrency globally on goods and services through their crypto-linked cards in the first half of 2021. Visa and Mastercard, with China's UnionPay, operate the world's biggest electronic payment networks. Over the past three years, Visa has averaged 11% EPS growth and 6% sales growth. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*
This gets into why “market cap” is such a weird term to use for crypto. It’s really “network value” or “gross deposit value” or something. I can see why we use market cap as shorthand but nothing is being capitalized. Since there’s no central stream of cash flows to be distributed among shareholders, there’s no income to dilute. No EPS or dividend to decrease because you need to share w more people. There’s also no benefit to owning all outstanding coins because if one person owned all the BTC it would become worthless. So the “only” penalty for minting more coins is supply/demand economics. Which is normally enough. But this market is so crazy it seems like even that law is suspended. Wild.
I like EPS but also I don't like the about 95% drop I've had with it... Rip
Ellipsis, EPS Authorized fork from Curve, operating in BSC smartchain with a multisig that have Bateng and 2 people from YFII in it after been audited 2 weeks after being born on March. Recently their true power has been shown with their BUSD apy going do 200% because of massive use of the platform. A solid project really undervalued with good foundation and strongly connected with some top tiers projects, like I said, Curve and YFII
So it seems like at some point while going through all the financial documents, I should be able to add x n x and so n so till I have a number that corresponds to the number of market cap I can think of EPS having a close connection with it as ... wait... I think it's clicking... earnings per share * circulating supply should equal the total evaluation of the company as a whole. The difference between eps and stock price should be the value in which the company is trusted to make for a following number of years. Based on personal evaluation Wowwww..... no crypto has anything close to an eps, market cap has a legit missing piece of the equation out here Dude I never thought to go this deep into attempting some type of logical evaluation to a blockchain. Those stock evaluation do not come from smoke and mirrors, I know it's from consistent growth patterns and trust in management. Income + performance = future value.
I'm in the mud now... Thought I was buying these altcoins at bargain price Ellipsis (EPS) at $2.5 now only 44cents
Crypto is almost entirely TA, there is nothing FA about these coins. What are you going to evaluate? Their nonexistent EPS and enterprise values? Market cap doesn't even apply to money lol its a stock measure based off the cost of buying a company at market value.
> Does Electrum Personal Server support/broadcast Lightning Network transactions made from an Electrum LN Wallet? Unless there was an update that I missed, no. EPS doesn't do Lightning.
It’s a good theory, but honestly who knows. It’s like betting on a stock before EPS. Could go either way with no reason or rhyme. Just my thoughts
ok thank, I gathered more info for you please try to help when you can: 1. Has EPS a UI or does it only use the command line? 2. in EPS config.ini I wrote wallet = [my xpub/zpub]. I tried it with xpub and zpub different times. Do I need to write something else before or after that xpub line? 3. I did all the rpc 8332 port settings with passwords. Electrum binds also to localhost 5002. But the .cookie method does not require passwords, I tried both the cookiie method and your password method. What server configs have you put inside Electrum? 4. Do you use the defailt SSL .cert file coming with the downloaded EPS package? How does the cert line look in your EPS config.ini? 5. Can you please test this, is EPS also launching nd showing your wallets when your Electrum program is not running at the same time? 6. When the wallet (the xpub) is newly created and was never used for any operation would EPS still load its wallet addresses in the command line? 7. INFO:.........:Displaying first three addresses of each master public key: What is EPS showing after this third line in your case when you launch it and do transactions with your Electrum? What does it show besides loading your wallet addresses?
it is most likely that they sold to boost q1 EPS. spin it however they want
could you please help again in https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/njebmg/how_to_avoid_repeated_ibd_download_process_with/ Now I try to start my node but EPS is not launching. Do you know this problem? I drag the config.ini into the eps.exe file to launch EPS but EPS gets stuck everytime. The commandline shows always this two lines: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...logging to C:\...temp/eps.log ...press any key to continue The logfile of EPS writes always the same four lines after every new launch: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...loging to /temp > DEBUG: date: process ID (PID) > DEBUG: date: obraining auth from .cookie (or from rpcuser/pass) Thats it. Doesn't even show warning or errors. Is the auth the issue? I tried all methods, cookie and rpcuser. Where could be the error In the EPS config.ini I did all you and the guides told me. I defined the xpub master key with a wallet name, use port 8332 and local 127... as host. Datadir is pointing to the btc core directory. For the btc config file I have server=1, should also be ok. Why is EPS not launching properly in this case?
Now I try to start my node but EPS is not launching. Do you know this problem? I drag the config.ini into the eps.exe file to launch EPS but EPS gets stuck everytime. The commandline shows always this two lines: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...logging to C:\...temp/eps.log ...press any key to continue The logfile of EPS writes always the same four lines after every new launch: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...loging to /temp > DEBUG: date: process ID (PID) > DEBUG: date: obraining auth from .cookie (or from rpcuser/pass) Thats it. Doesn't even show warning or errors. Is the auth the issue? I tried all methods, cookie and rpcuser. Where could be the error In the EPS config.ini I did all you and the guides told me. I defined the xpub master key with a wallet name, use port 8332 and local 127... as host. Datadir is pointing to the btc core directory. For the btc config file I have server=1, should also be ok. Why is EPS not launching properly in this case?
Now I try to start my node but EPS is not launching. Do you know this problem? I drag the config.ini into the eps.exe file to launch EPS but EPS gets stuck everytime. The commandline shows always this two lines: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...logging to C:\...temp/eps.log ...press any key to continue The logfile of EPS writes always the same four lines after every new launch: > INFO...starting eps > INFO...loging to /temp > DEBUG: date: process ID (PID) > DEBUG: date: obraining auth from .cookie (or from rpcuser/pass) Thats it. Doesn't even show warning or errors. Is the auth the issue? I tried all methods, cookie and rpcuser. Where could be the error In the EPS config.ini I did all you and the guides told me. I defined the xpub master key with a wallet name, use port 8332 and local 127... as host. Datadir is pointing to the btc core directory. For the btc config file I have server=1, should also be ok. Why is EPS not launching properly in this case?
bitcoin core does not share your addresses with anyone. electrum shares the addresses with the server it's connected to. if you run your own full node and EPS then no one else will learn your addresses.
thanks and I am still reading lots of online guides. I think I have now all details, only one thing is not clear to me, > How is EPS helping you to stay local/private, are you deactivating all the networking functions in btc core (how)? btc core still needs to sync it needs to be connected to many other nodes in the network constantly to keep the sync. With or without EPS, btc core always exposes you to other network peers because of that sync process. What details about EPS am I missing? Or is EPS only blocking inbound connections but not the outgoing ones (for the sync)? Why is blocking incoming connections more important than outgoing?
thanks and I am still reading lots of online guides. I think I have now all details, only one thing is not clear to me, > How is EPS helping you to stay local/private, are you deactivating all the networking functions in btc core (how)? btc core still needs to sync it needs to be connected to many other nodes in the network constantly to keep the sync. With or without EPS, btc core always exposes you to other network peers because of that sync process. What details about EPS am I missing? Or is EPS only blocking inbound connections but not the outgoing ones (for the sync)? Why is blocking incoming connections more important than outgoing?
[https://rekt.news/](https://rekt.news/) Dam so much BSC Projects getting rekt, meanwhile hacked funds get wired by Ellipsis in Binance Smart Chain, same as Curve with DeFi hacks on Ethereum. Bullish for EPS
so very helpful thx. I just found two new points, are they in your config file? 1. the line "wallet=electrumpersonalserver" is said to be inserted into the btc config file. But not all EPS guides are mentioning that line. Do you use it, is it included inside your config file can you check? When is this line needed? 2. xpubs. Every time I create a new btc wallet, the only thing I need to do is to insert the xpub key of that new wallet into the eps config file, that's how I can send and receive?
I'm running a Raspberry Pi 3 without any blimps 24/7, incl additional services like EPS and Joinmarket. You most definitely don't need a high end PC for that, an old laptop is plenty (Raspberry Pi is even significantly weaker than any laptop build in the last 15 years or so)
So... is EPS worth it? Or just pump and dump?
Who's watching Ellipses (EPS) ? 📈👍🏖
As you've been asked several times to look up the definition of a futures contract and stubbornly refuse and continue to use your own made up definition, the conversation becomes pointless. For anyone else who was wondering, the definition of a futures contract is: "a contract between two parties where both parties agree to buy and sell a particular asset of specific quantity and at a predetermined price, at a specified date in future." It is literally a contract to buy/sell specific amounts of an underlying at a given price. No cryptocurrency is a futures contract itself, although futures contracts can and do exist for cryptocurrencies. What you are actually saying is that most cryptocurrencies are being traded **speculatively**, a bet on the future utility/value of them. This is true for many stocks as well, basically any company you see with negative EPS or lack of profit, is a similar speculative bet on the future. This is however distinctly different from the futures market.
At the moment I'm providing liquidity on uniswap on SAND/ETH + SAND liquidity mining, providing liquidity on Pancakeswap + farming on BUNNY, deposited something on Venus, providing liquidity on BNB/EPS and staked that LPs on Beefy + some EPS locked on Ellipsis, providing liquidity on Quickswap on MATIC/QUICK, deposited something on Aave(polygon), took out a stablecoin loan and put it into Curve(polygon)
Much love and cake to whatever spiritual force pointed me in EPS direction last night. 👐❤️👐
Can you please look what your btc config file says about "rpcport"? EPS and btc core have both their own config files and both include the line "port" . Must the port number in the config file of EPS be the same as the one in btc core config? The EPS guide says port 50002 but in btc core all the guides say rpcport 8332. Do I even need to specify "rpcport" in btc config?
EPS and btc core have both their own config files and both include the line "port" . Must the port number in the config file of EPS be the same as the one in btc core config? The EPS guide says port 50002 but in btc core all the guides say port 8332. Do I even need to specify "rpcport" in btc config?
How come no one told me about EPS? Talk about fast gains. But also means fast losses. So looks like I’m staying up for a while.
You only have to rescan if you import addresses or wallets which have old historical transactions. If you import a brand new empty wallet then you don't need to rescan. So for example if you generate a brand new wallet, as long as you import it into EPS before you start receiving transactions on it then you never need to rescan. If you didnt know, EPS has a compiled windows binary aiming to make it very easy to use on windows. I won't be working on a full index Electrum server, but have a look at the existing projects, maybe one of them will be especially easy to use on Windows: * https://github.com/spesmilo/electrumx * https://github.com/romanz/electrs * https://github.com/parazyd/obelisk
EPS doesn't support LN on electrum yet
Is the new EPS compatibile with Electrum 4.0+ ? There were incompatibility issues due to LN, wasn't that the case? Not itching to upgrade - For my uses 3.3.8 works perfectly fine. Still, at some point I'll prob want to upgrade.
Thank you for all the effort and time you are putting into this. I'm a not-very-savvy tech user. I run my own node, on Windows. I don't know how to use Linux, and it's very complicated for me. I really love to be able to connect my Electrum wallet to my full node, and have it work with any wallet and address, not just my own wallet. Right now with EPS, i have to load my addresses in Bitcoin core, and have it rescan the entire blockchain. If i add one single address, I'll have to do rescan again. I know a full Electrum server has to parse the blockchain and create it's own db, which takes up to 70 gb. Also txindex has to be on, but both are one time operations. I guess i want a full Electrum server on Windows. Is something like that in your future projects ? That would be awesome !
Thank you for all the effort and time you are putting into this. I'm a not-very-savvy tech user. I run my own node, on Windows. I don't know how to use Linux, and it's very complicated for me. I really love to be able to connect my Electrum wallet to my full node, and have it work with any wallet and address, not just my own wallet. Right now with EPS, i have to load my addresses in Bitcoin core, and have it rescan the entire blockchain. If i add one single address, I'll have to do rescan again. I know a full Electrum server has to parse the blockchain and create it's own db, which takes up to 70 gb. Also txindex has to be on, but both are one time operations. I guess i want a full Electrum server on Windows. Is something like that in your future projects ? That would be awesome !
thx, almost ready to set it up, can you help with my final points: 1. Datadir is the path to the btc core executable folder and Blockdir is the path to the large GB blockchain data? 2. Datadir will be standard installation path in drive C: And I will have a different file directory for Blockdir in drive D: How should I adjust for the different Blockdir file path in EPS/Electrum to make them work together with btc core? 3. During the first time IBD with btc core, EPS is not yet used. How to avoid any network leaking info during that first IBD process? How can I disable any inbound connections to my btc core? I know that listen=0 minimizes inbound connections but it does not disable them completely. How to disable inbound completely? Any other settings you would suggest?
thx, can you help with this: Datadir will be standard installation path in drive C: And I will have a different file directory for Blockdir in drive D: How should I adjust for the different Blockdir file path in EPS/Electrum to make them work together with btc core?
Someone forgot his own company still had $15B of BTC on its books. If it falls below the purchase price, next quarter it has to be reported as a loss and the EPS is going to be dragged down with it.
If the client sees an old wallet file and a new pruned db, it will attempt to reindex the blockchain because it may have missed transactions for this wallet. To prevent this, wipe your bitcoin data directory clean before copying the pruned db. ​ >btc core+EPS+Electrum This will not work with a pruned db unless you added the watch addresses prior to block download. It will need to reindex (and redownload) to watch these addresses. Alternatively, you can switch to an unpruned node but also requires redownload.
Hi there - I'm certainly not an expert but I'll do my best to help. Bear in mind though that I followed the fantastic guide from [stadicus](https://stadicus.github.io/RaspiBolt/) and a huge number of other really helpful people on the internet. My experience anyway has always been that people who know way way way more than me are still super helpful and tolerant of my ignorance. You definitely don't need to 'redownload' the blockchain. You need to edit the conf file so that -datadir points in the right direction. My bitcoin conf file reads: ​ datadir=/mnt/hdd/bitcoin ​ because in /mnt/hdd/bitcoin you'll find the blocks and chainstate and peers n stuff I don't understand. I'm hoping this works the same in windows because I only use linux. I don't see why it would be any different. As you can see I use an external harddrive for the blockchain as its running on a raspberry pi. My advice would be get that up and running first before you try to download and configure EPS, as that was a bit more tricky for me at least. Because my hardware wallet runs on a different machine, I had to configure it to accept connections from that IP address. But you can do this buddy! If I can do it, anyone can! Let me know if you want to ask about my EPS config file or anything else really. Happy to muddle through this with you. All the best.
I can see - why an experienced trader may be hesitant. Evaluating a coin is very different from a security. No balance sheet. Not EPS. Etc
>I have a degree in Economics, and a solid understanding of technical analysis as well as financial investment mechanisms. I don't doubt you have a degree in Econ, although in another comment 6 months ago you said you have a BA in poli sci so who really knows? I'm not here to trash you or try to discredit your education, you earned that degree and you should feel good about it. But, as I'm sure you're aware, educated people fall prey to schemes and lies all the time. That doesn't mean they are necessarily stupid or gullible, just that they got taken advantage of. You make claims about knowing how markets work, but seem painfully unaware of price action and TA work. You posted less than 24 hours ago about [bid walls](https://www.np.reddit.com/r/amcstock/comments/ni34dt/a_quick_explanation_as_to_why_positive_net_inflow/), giving a hairbrained explanation to help rationalize why your trade has failed, but seem to not have any understanding about [MMs and HFTs](https://www.np.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/n3ia4t/amc_moon_price_discussion/gww7g4a/) that trade between themselves in high-volume markets. Total volume does not mean every single share has been bought, nor does it mean every share is bought and held, nor does it mean magical shares were created and sold out of thin air. HFTs trade millions of shares in fractions of a second for the purpose of filling order books. >Most of us are green on GME and AMC, so you’re just gaslighting. But you are not green, you entered GME at [330](https://www.np.reddit.com/r/Superstonk/comments/mzgtvx/a_method_for_hiding_ftds_that_uses_the_109mil/gw3123t/) and have averaged down to a cost basis of [213](https://www.np.reddit.com/r/wallstreetbets/comments/mpgdcv/sold_my_other_positions_to_buy_that_juicy_dip/gu9p5u9/) on GME (currently 176.79 as of Friday's close). I'm not sure about your AMC entry or cost basis, but you first mention AMC on March 30, 2021 so I'm going to safely assume you bought into the hype train around $9-14 per share, possibly higher or lower, but likely higher because you keep posting comments trying to explain how the market is working against you so I will assume you are hurting on that position also. You're literally bleeding money on a bad trade by throwing more and more into a declining asset and refuse to admit you're wrong. That isn't gaslighting, that's you refusing to accept a loss and further entrenching yourself into your beliefs. > Like I said, you care too much for how little you know. That’s why I called you a shill. A shill is by definition "one who poses as a satisfied customer or an enthusiastic gambler to dupe bystanders into participating in a swindle." Am I either of those? A more accurate use of the word would be the people who convinced WSBers to buy GME to drive up the price. That would be a shill, someone who duped someone else to pay over $300 per share in a company they don't understand. Someone telling them that is a bad idea is not a shill. > Your copy pasta “conspiracy theory” attacks have no substance. What copy pasta? I didn't realize the words I was typing for the first time were someone else's work. Can you show me where someone has said these things before now? Genuine question, not trying to sound sarcastic. Prove me wrong. > If you are so sure that I’m crazy, why don’t you look at short interest data, technical analysis, recent DTCC filings, SEC reports, and FTD fillings to prove to me that this is all a bunch of bologna? Qanon supporters make the same sort of demands when you try to tell them they're crazy. "Look it up!", "do your own research!", "what about the (insert smoking gun evidence)!" that they themselves do not understand but sounds legit when you have a lot of people repeating the same statements again and again and again. Your focus on naked short selling is a major cause for your inability to see any outside perspectives. Naked short selling is not explicitly illegal, it simply isn't. SEC regulations only pertain to the use of naked short selling for individuals who are purposefully trying to hurt share prices, hence the up-tick rule. People have looked to all sorts of reasons for being the cause of the 2008 crash, repeal of the up-tick rule being one of them. It isn't at all surprising that people who lost money in an already overextended bull market would turn to short sellers as their preferred boogeyman to blame, everyone loves rallying market and people get bitter when someone else profits off their losses. Blaming hedge funds doesn't bring back the bull run. 2008 was a culmination of people buying more things than they could afford on borrowed money, what do you expect to happen when the bubble bursts? For an Econ major you seem to not have a grasp of market bubbles, and it is kinda funny that you would point to the up-tick rule being repealed as the cause for the crash. You also said I should look into TA, but like your misunderstanding of how volume works, you also don't seem to understand what short interest represents. Yes, GME was heavily shorted, but not every short sell automatically means its naked, nor does it automatically mean the shorts are wrong. GME bleeds money, they are -3.32 EPS as of Q2. AMC bleeds money. EPS of -12.39, and investors just voted to cancel a stock sale that would have given the already dying company a much needed cash injection after spending a year with no customers because of a global pandemic. Your belief that short selling is somehow responsible for a declining share price, and belief that those companies will one day be worth 1000/share or more is absolutely crazy. They are being shorted because year-over-year they bleed more money and are dead business models on their last gasp before life support gets pulled.
What makes you think GME would have the same market cap as Tesla? Honest question, without giving me the sales pitch that is constantly throw around in GME subs, what possible business-related variables would bring an American mall outlet-based gaming store to the same market valuations as the largest global electric car producer? If you don't have a thesis for why you think that is realistic, it's alright I'm not here to tear you down, I just want you to think about what you're trying to argue and give me tangible reasons for why you believe that. Even at 10k/share, without a ponzi scheme of coordinated buying pressure, GME would never be worth that much. Fair market value today is $5-9/share. Think about that. They are so unhealthy they are a pennystock, and in the verge of being delisted to OTCs if they can't turn it around. I know people invested in the story and the pump don't want to hear about how they would be wrong or they got taken advantage of, which is fine, you can't save everyone and some people will get burned in the end and look for all sorts of reasons for why that happened. The GME chart is a textbook example of a bubble. If you search around the internet you can find Tim Sykes' old trading videos, he was a trader from the 2000s who turned 5 figures into ~2mil by shorting pennystocks during the dotcom bubble. I think you would actually benefit a lot from watching his charting video because he takes hundreds of stock charts for dogshit companies that got pumped and shows them back to back to show how bubbles have a very predictable outcome, as I'm sure you can guess from the name "bubble". The rise from $9 to $350 is nearly parabolic, and buying pressure is gone because the whole pump has blown its wad already. After the run and and drop there is usually a bounce from residual buying, followed by a slow and drawn out strangulation and buying interests dies and people move on to other markets. Even at 10k/share, that would put them at the top 99.99999 percentile of stocks in US markets. Literally only 4 companies have a share price above 10k, three of them are illiquid OTC bank stocks priced between 10k and 24k with EPS of ~1500 each, and the other is Berkshire Hathaway preferred shares with an EPS of 16k. GME is -3.32, do you honestly believe GME would ever have a valuation even remotely close to Buffett's conglomerate?
Thanks for the encouragement. That’s what I’ve been doing and honestly, I’m still green overall but it sucks to watch all my hard earned profits just evaporate. My stocks are all red, my calls that I bought with an EPS date incoming extended the EPS announcement past my call date, is that even f*cking legal?! All 5 of my cryptos are devastated. And then get this shit, I lost my real life not-crypto wallet, can’t find it anywhere, no ID, no credit cards, checkbook etc. Alright, enough of that. Time to turn this whine session into a wine session.
He sold before his announcement. It was a Pump and Dump scheme to insure Tesla met EPS so he can get his bonus. But there should be plenty of Tether popping up and buying BTC keeping a floor on bitcoin price.
I also posted on /electrum which one you see first, hope you can reply. 1. Why are people using EPS on top of btc core wallet? btc core itself is a fullnode wallet already what benefit adds the EPS? 2. Is EPS working well with Specter wallet or only with the original btc core? If not any way to make it work as Specter is also using btc core? 3. Do you know how to change the config file of btc core wallet in order to block my node from broadcasting to the entire btc network and instead only use the blockchain info from my own local node? To not leak info to the entire network 4. What type of privacy settings are available for changes in the btc core config file? A guide to it?
You think this was a hacked account??? It was plain ol' manipulation. Since the price of BTC isn't based on any fundamentals -- it isn't based on profit, income, balance sheet, P/E etc., all you have to do is say "BOO!" and the price can jump up/down some percentage. Stocks can be volatile also, but there are at least some fundamentals in place. If a stock tanks, it actually becomes "cheap" based on objective numbers -- gross, profit, EPS, P/E etc.
They need to hit EPS and they won’t if they don’t generate all of the possible fees going around
Coinbase 24x earnings growth YoY, but missed EPS by ~1%. DAMP EET.
Yeah I said the same thing a few weeks back when Elon claimed that he only sold $272 million to prove bitcoin has enough liquidity. I'm copy & pasting my old comment below. Tesla bought $1.5 billion worth of bitcoin and their bitcoin did appreciate a lot since they bought it. And I'm sure that they wanted to have a better earnings per share for their Q1 earnings report. So it made sense for Tesla to sell $272 million worth of bitcoin in order to beef up their EPS and bring their adjusted quarterly earnings up to $1 billion just in time to post their Q1 earnings report. I know that Elon said that Tesla did this to prove to everyone that bitcoin, or Coinbase more specifically, has enough liquidity to handle easy six figure transactions. But Coinbase had already publicly stated that at least 6 different Fortune 500 companies have accounts with them, and that several of the world's largest institutions have executed $100M+ and even $1B+ trades with them. So we already knew that bitcoin, and Coinbase, has enough liquidity to easily accommodate 6 figure bitcoin transactions.