I don't see why we're giving this scumbag troll the time of day
Yeah, the REAL troll is Ryan !! and all of his shill accounts (you). |
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Don't get fooled by his amazing explanations and stuff… Half on his screenshots are faked if you check well. He owns every account posting great reviews on his topic. He will make you pay the fee and then ask you to follow him so he can dump his coins on ur face  You're warned. Let's start by pointing out, what Ryan says in his advert: https://i.imgur.com/7Pc5Lai.pngEspecially pay attention to the highlighted areas, stating what membership of Ryan's group includes. I liked what Ryan promised, not only that I would be advised what to do, but that I would be active participant, which would also allow me to learn how successful traders operate. Maybe naive of me, but true. I specifically asked about this in my first PM to Ryan: https://i.imgur.com/Dbd9BSZ.pngHere is what Ryan replied to me: https://i.imgur.com/Uoj9GAZ.pngExactly what I wanted to hear. Daily tips on coins, group meets on IRC to discuss "moves", everything is explained and I will learn something new (educational element). Sounds nice? Well the truth is that the IRC channel doesn't exist and I never spoke to any other member. As soon as I paid the membership fee, Ryan sent me a message, that the IRC channel is down and that he's working on setting up a new one. As you can see from the PM history posted down below, at first it was supposed to be up the same day, then at the end of the week/weekend. It would probably be pushed again onto the next week which I haven't paid for so I wouldn't see it's all part of the play. I even suggested other form of real-time communication, but without response. Absence of an IRC channel was a big bummer for me, but at least first pick arrived: https://i.imgur.com/CKsJslo.pngSeems like Ryan was artificially controlling the market with a couple of other traders and his bots. So that's how it's done? Quite a disappointment. Nevertheless I stuck with the plan and followed Ryan's directions. There were further PM's exchanged about LTCD (check PM history), but the essence was this: Accumulate above 2k, up to 2.5k and be ready for a lift-off. This was the last PM: https://i.imgur.com/35fG3eg.pngAs you may know, several hours after this message, the price of LTCD plummeted. From 2.2k to 0.8k. By complete luck, I was up early to check my trading position and managed to sell in time, rebuy under 1k and profit from this situation. But had I been following Ryan's advice, I would have been in a great loss. Strangely enough, Ryan posted in this thread about how flawlessly he played this whole event ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=765426.msg8882241#msg8882241), yet I received none of that information from him. And he had the courage to tell me later in our conversation, that I profited from LTCD sell-off because of his advice. As a coincidence, the night before, I read this nice thread from louie6925 about trading altcoins ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=785977.0). Later after that LTCD disaster, the second point from louie's post lead me to an idea, that this could all be orchestrated. What if Ryan told members of his group to buy at certain price range, filled his sell orders that way and then caused a dump to rebuy lower? Seemed only slightly probable at the time, but very probable after I realized what's this all about. Somewhere during our conversation about LTCD, Ryan sent me this message: https://i.imgur.com/OSLirgu.pngGreat! That's why I signed up and what Ryan advertised in his other thread, I will receive detailed analysis of coins that are going to move. Something similar what Ryan does in this topic, but in advance. Well, sadly for me, I never received such information. All I got, was promises, that this day he will surely send the write-up about the coins. https://i.imgur.com/oPWE9rR.pngWhat shocked me though, was that, when I expressed my objections, he told me, how much I could have gained had I traded each coin on my own, completely disregarding what he wrote several times earlier and what he said in his advert -> every move explained / entry/exit points / members briefed exactly what to do and when / strategy for each coin etc. That's when I had enough and wanted a refund. Sadly Ryan didn't want to return my coins. To create a full picture of the whole conversation, here is a complete history of my PM's with Ryan, ordered chronologically and divided into two images due to size. https://i.imgur.com/F6q8KHB.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/EKcooGe.pngIf necessary, I'm prepared to give access to my account to a reputable Sr.+ member to confirm that indeed all these messages are authentic and I didn't omit any. I'm not a native English speaker, so I can't explain everything as clearly as I would like to, but hopefully the main message is understandable. This lesson cost me 0.5 BTC and the time to write down this post. I won't get them back, but the least I can do is to warn other people not to make the same mistake as I did. Judge for yourself, but my advice is clear: Stay away from RyanPumper and others alike and certainly don't pay him/them anything.John |
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Let's start by pointing out, what Ryan says in his advert: https://i.imgur.com/7Pc5Lai.pngEspecially pay attention to the highlighted areas, stating what membership of Ryan's group includes. I liked what Ryan promised, not only that I would be advised what to do, but that I would be active participant, which would also allow me to learn how successful traders operate. Maybe naive of me, but true. I specifically asked about this in my first PM to Ryan: https://i.imgur.com/Dbd9BSZ.pngHere is what Ryan replied to me: https://i.imgur.com/Uoj9GAZ.pngExactly what I wanted to hear. Daily tips on coins, group meets on IRC to discuss "moves", everything is explained and I will learn something new (educational element). Sounds nice? Well the truth is that the IRC channel doesn't exist and I never spoke to any other member. As soon as I paid the membership fee, Ryan sent me a message, that the IRC channel is down and that he's working on setting up a new one. As you can see from the PM history posted down below, at first it was supposed to be up the same day, then at the end of the week/weekend. It would probably be pushed again onto the next week which I haven't paid for so I wouldn't see it's all part of the play. I even suggested other form of real-time communication, but without response. Absence of an IRC channel was a big bummer for me, but at least first pick arrived: https://i.imgur.com/CKsJslo.pngSeems like Ryan was artificially controlling the market with a couple of other traders and his bots. So that's how it's done? Quite a disappointment. Nevertheless I stuck with the plan and followed Ryan's directions. There were further PM's exchanged about LTCD (check PM history), but the essence was this: Accumulate above 2k, up to 2.5k and be ready for a lift-off. This was the last PM: https://i.imgur.com/35fG3eg.pngAs you may know, several hours after this message, the price of LTCD plummeted. From 2.2k to 0.8k. By complete luck, I was up early to check my trading position and managed to sell in time, rebuy under 1k and profit from this situation. But had I been following Ryan's advice, I would have been in a great loss. Strangely enough, Ryan posted in this thread about how flawlessly he played this whole event ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=765426.msg8882241#msg8882241), yet I received none of that information from him. And he had the courage to tell me later in our conversation, that I profited from LTCD sell-off because of his advice. As a coincidence, the night before, I read this nice thread from louie6925 about trading altcoins ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=785977.0). Later after that LTCD disaster, the second point from louie's post lead me to an idea, that this could all be orchestrated. What if Ryan told members of his group to buy at certain price range, filled his sell orders that way and then caused a dump to rebuy lower? Seemed only slightly probable at the time, but very probable after I realized what's this all about. Somewhere during our conversation about LTCD, Ryan sent me this message: https://i.imgur.com/OSLirgu.pngGreat! That's why I signed up and what Ryan advertised in his other thread, I will receive detailed analysis of coins that are going to move. Something similar what Ryan does in this topic, but in advance. Well, sadly for me, I never received such information. All I got, was promises, that this day he will surely send the write-up about the coins. https://i.imgur.com/oPWE9rR.pngWhat shocked me though, was that, when I expressed my objections, he told me, how much I could have gained had I traded each coin on my own, completely disregarding what he wrote several times earlier and what he said in his advert -> every move explained / entry/exit points / members briefed exactly what to do and when / strategy for each coin etc. That's when I had enough and wanted a refund. Sadly Ryan didn't want to return my coins. To create a full picture of the whole conversation, here is a complete history of my PM's with Ryan, ordered chronologically and divided into two images due to size. https://i.imgur.com/F6q8KHB.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/EKcooGe.pngIf necessary, I'm prepared to give access to my account to a reputable Sr.+ member to confirm that indeed all these messages are authentic and I didn't omit any. I'm not a native English speaker, so I can't explain everything as clearly as I would like to, but hopefully the main message is understandable. This lesson cost me 0.5 BTC and the time to write down this post. I won't get them back, but the least I can do is to warn other people not to make the same mistake as I did. Judge for yourself, but my advice is clear: Stay away from RyanPumper and others alike and certainly don't pay him/them anything.John |
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No volume and no trading equals accumulation? You are the dipshits.. I can point out tons of coins that are like that now and they are more or less DEAD.Seriously fuck you idiots, I hope Ryan screws the shit out of you.. unless you're just his shill accounts (which you probably are).  |
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BOOM  How can you say that is accumulation? There is hardly any volume there and a bunch of days there was no trading, the price didn't even move. What a bunch of VAGUE BULLSHIT. |
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any idea how he actually works out when and which coin follows this pattern?
Not a clue buddy. I'm tryna find out though, just like you. My understanding is that it has something to do with the charts and volume. It happens every week, but for some reason certain coins go totally apeshit in the second week of the month. It's like free money almost Here i'll pretend to be a supporter too. Yes it's great he tells all about HOW he does it, you just have to read all the pseudo intelligent analysis that never really gets specific!! Its' so awesome! If you don't think about signing up, you're really missing out! ALL his picks are winners ALL the time!! You will be rich very fast! Did I do good? |
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@presstab I thought of an idea to bring demand back to the coin, and im sure it would require a hardfork and a LOT of work, or a complete rework of the coin, but I think it will jolt HYP back into the upward direction. What about a rework of the coin were the more total coins you hold, the higher chance you can stake and/or the more interest you make for holding a higher total amount. What Im saying is it will encourage people that are not holding many to buy more. This is what we need, a reason for people to buy more HYP. Those that do support the coin and have invested the most will get the highest rewards. Its an idea. Maybe call it HYP II. Just throwing out ideas.
Vegas
I think there is a security risk in doing that. If one or a couple people end up holding huge amounts, they can control the network. Plus what if they decide to dump more..? it will just keep the price down too. |
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You mean Ryanhumper's ramblings were disambigous? Nooo couldn't be !!!!  |
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Here I fixed it: 1)Give recognition to the kind of in-the-dark, information-starved, gambling addicted audience you are dealing with. 2)Put 5$ on an exchange. 3)Buy 50different alts for an amount of 0.1$ each. 4)2 or 3 of them will eventually pump. 5)Take screenshots (do not forget to hide the amount you bought) 6)Create fake btctalk accoutns to make them post nice words about your group. 7)Post some tip taken from investopedia. 8)Make people pay you the fee. 9)Enjoy the profit So there is Ryan's method and it was given freely lol  |
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Why don't you guys post some screenshot of your winning trades? Something more than 10$ trades please.
There is none, and if you really read his analysis & advice - it never is real specific, many times it just sounds like pseudo related ramblings. |
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So i've created the 2 private keys and loaded all my coins into my wallet.
Being a noob to crypto and internet security in general, what steps should I take to make sure I never ever lose those coins now?
Should I encrypt something or backup something? I really have no clue!
Thanks!
There's two ways to lose your coins: - Theft by someone else - Clumsiness by yourself I believe the second one is a much more common culprit than the first one. You first need to protect yourself against your own foolishness. Had-drives go corrupt and USB drives get lost very easily. Forgot #3... Buying shitcoins, giving away your btc. |
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This is where I wish moderators would step in and ban people like RyanPUMPER.
We don't need all this pump and dump scam shit on these forums.
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More like the fud parade is bursting, nobody is believing this stuff anymore.
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David's reputation is worth more than the whole IPO combined.
Same things were said about other people like Moolah. Never trust anyone on the internet or just "known" somehow through the internet, especially when things are involving money. |
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Or the worst coin, because he's just a troll. |
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It's not clear to me what you mean by fail.
Its a currency, a tool.
The only way it can "fail" completely is if there was some catastrophic flaw or "hack" that would deem it not viable to be used as the tool it is.
If you mean by market cap and price alone, then also no, aside from any unseen catastrophic flaws; there will always be some type of value.
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Sorry, but I havn't seen something innovative like this since Blackcoin Not saying that there isn't innovation here - there is, but out of interest, what did you find "innovative" about Blackcoin ? That it was POS ? That they did some marketing ? He probably means that and NightTrader or whatever its called, and smart contracts. Regardless the main issue is they (both blackcoin and bitbay) are all just releasing closed source at first to support the nsa backing & and establishing nodes. So go ahead and keep installing this trojan'd crap. |
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Nope. Openbazaar wants to use arbitrators (which is like 3rd party middleman).
Opensource (from the start/launch) decentralized markets using smart contracts are better, no middleman.
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PoS is better.
Why? Because money, greed and power take the path of least resistance.
PoS is easiest to obtain and generate, with little additional cost (ie. electricity to do staking)
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