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Title: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: ghostwalker.ph on August 22, 2017, 04:56:39 PM One good thing about the Deeponion community is that it has a unique set of developers which will finally solve the issue of almost all altcoins have a problem in common:
"the pump and dump" dilemma. Premise:
Conclusion: 10% withdraw rule. (Existing)
Penalties (Future) take note, this is the real solution.
for example: if "Client A" withdraws all his 1,000 Onions then the dev team immediately detected that he violated the 10% Rule. Client must replenish his airdrop wallet with the amount of 1,800 Onions so that he will be eligible for the next airdrop. If not, he will not be included in the future airdrops to come. calculations are as follows: 1,000 x 1.80 (80%) = 1,800 This Solution will ensure that people with the strong intention to pump and dump the Onions will not profit from it anymore. Solving the age-old dilemmas for altcoins. DeepOnion Delivers! Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: whitefish on August 22, 2017, 05:03:15 PM One good thing about the Deeponion community is that it has a unique set of developers which will finally solve the issue of almost all altcoins have a problem in common: "the pump and dump" dilemma. Premise:
Conclusion: 10% withdraw rule. (Existing)
This is a good idea it Penalties (Future) take note, this is the real solution.
for example: if "Client A" withdraws all his 1,000 Onions then the dev team immediately detected that he violated the 10% Rule. Client must replenish his airdrop wallet with the amount of 1,800 Onions so that he will be eligible for the next airdrop. If not, he will not be included in the future airdrops to come. calculations are as follows: 1,000 x 1.80 (80%) = 1,800 This Solution will ensure that people with the strong intention to pump and dump the Onions will not profit from it anymore. Solving the age-old dilemmas for altcoins. DeepOnion Delivers! This is a good idea! It can help to discipline the participants to hold their coins until the airdrops campaign ends. Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: 420_Lord on August 22, 2017, 05:30:05 PM I think this method can work, but there will always be people who have multiple accounts.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: DarkGoddess on August 22, 2017, 05:34:50 PM Will keep an eye on this very good and innovative concept.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: BrickShares on August 22, 2017, 05:36:09 PM I think this method can work, but there will always be people who have multiple accounts. I wish i could join the airdrop but they don't allow Junior members anymore! Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: JeremyB on August 22, 2017, 05:46:05 PM I think this method can work, but there will always be people who have multiple accounts. I wish i could join the airdrop but they don't allow Junior members anymore! Actually they accept Jr. Member. Your account must have been created before July 12, 2017, so it should be good for you ;) And it is only the 6th round over 40 so you have plenty of time to participate! Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: enzeperix on August 22, 2017, 10:39:02 PM @420_Lord ( lol , what a name ;)) . I think it is difficult to mmaintain multiple accounts eligible for the airdrop campaign. If you have let's say 3 , you must post at least 30 posts per week with at least 100 characters and so on ...
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: jootjejodel on August 22, 2017, 10:40:48 PM No they don't accept jr members anymore as far as i know!
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: flag39 on August 23, 2017, 08:28:17 AM I think DeepOnion should start to think of widening the user base beyond airdrop members. For this purpose I think a web wallet would help to get un-technical people involved.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: lijoe408 on August 23, 2017, 08:34:30 AM Why 80% i wonder, why not just make them buy back double at 100%. I've got to say that i'm extremely impressed with the Dev's bandwith in keeping up with all these distributions, bannings, unbannings, case by case scenarios etc. I can only imagine how much time it takes.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: ghostwalker.ph on August 23, 2017, 06:37:36 PM 100% is even better. making those dumpers hold their deeponion coins. the development team is actively improving their rules which is good.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: leslie4u on August 23, 2017, 08:32:14 PM I think we can actually have some control over dump until 40th airdrop, after that as mentioned, people will dump the coin and the value of this coin will take a huge huge hit. I am sure there are many already right now who are reading this post and smiling because they know they will be doing exactly what is being discussed here.
I think if we can come up with a MN function or some sort of additional incentive plan that will encourage people to hold on to Onions and not dump it. I mean that's just my thought. What you guys think? Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: cryptodv on August 23, 2017, 08:47:15 PM I think we can actually have some control over dump until 40th airdrop, after that as mentioned, people will dump the coin and the value of this coin will take a huge huge hit. I am sure there are many already right now who are reading this post and smiling because they know they will be doing exactly what is being discussed here. I think if we can come up with a MN function or some sort of additional incentive plan that will encourage people to hold on to Onions and not dump it. I mean that's just my thought. What you guys think? Hopefully by the 40th airdrop Deep Onion will have a much much bigger community and audience and most of the holders won't dump their coins because the project really has potential. Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: minigwar on August 23, 2017, 08:49:02 PM What about after the 40 weeks? A little more than 9 months then you can just dump all.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: ghostwalker.ph on August 24, 2017, 12:08:04 AM After 40 weeks, demand can easily buy all the supplies. since in 40 weeks or less deeponion is gonna go mainstream.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: mevmike on August 24, 2017, 03:23:17 AM "the pump and dump" dilemma.
. For those who are planning to sell a bulk of their onions before the completion of 40th airdrop. Simply think of what you could lose... You are not just denying yourself of the weekly airdrop... But instead you are also gonna regret not being able to be a part of these growing community along with the increase of its coins price. What you are selling today is just a very ample amount as compared to when you can complete until the 40th... So why not just stay with us until the end, and together we will reap what we sow... :D Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: ghostwalker.ph on August 24, 2017, 03:57:17 AM "the pump and dump" dilemma. . For those who are planning to sell a bulk of their onions before the completion of 40th airdrop. Simply think of what you could lose... You are not just denying yourself of the weekly airdrop... But instead you are also gonna regret not being able to be a part of these growing community along with the increase of its coins price. What you are selling today is just a very ample amount as compared to when you can complete until the 40th... So why not just stay with us until the end, and together we will reap what we sow... :D very well said. if they sell it now, they will likely to regret what they have done. deeponion's community development is the key for it's price to go up. dev team are very industrious making deeponion a top currency in the future. Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: dbc23 on August 24, 2017, 04:03:17 AM To clarify they're NOT giving them to ALL forum, members, only those who chase the signature bounty, hence it's not an airdrop just a low-entry barrier bounty campaign. I'm concerned how often it's mis-named an airdrop open to all when it's not.
The nature of the campaign incentivizes multiple accounts and frivolous posting to boost rewards as well which actually increases PnD risk. Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: helars2008 on August 31, 2017, 08:57:01 AM This solution may indeed hinder those who are planning to withdraw more than 90% of the airdrop.
I just dont understand why would they still resprt to selling all of their coins for a few amount of money.. If they really need money right away why not just sell the 10% and leave the rest until 40th airdrop. . People you are depriving yourself of the advantage and blessings that deeponion wanted you to be a part of... Think of this please.... Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: wendelllee on August 31, 2017, 09:24:39 AM It seems good. But your creative solution also remind me that probably smart contract will be a better solution for the pump and dump issue. This years the news said that smart contracts were coming to litecoin. I'm not sure whether dev will do if for DeepOnion or not. But it's worth to think about it.
Title: Re: DeepOnion solves the "pump and dump" dilemma Post by: amktt on September 24, 2017, 03:14:41 AM man iam sad with the price now :(
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