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At this USD lend rate, it's hard to justify having the money there. It's time to look for a better investment.
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The USD FRR doesn't even appear at the ask column now.
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More than $1 million undercutting the FRR. I wonder what kind of returns are getting those trying to lend at the FRR...
It's a pity that we can no longer automatically lend our $, unless we autorenew at a fixed rate.
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So it's just CLAM-Dice, not Just-Dice...
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Is the new Just Dice also owned by Dooglus?
what do you mean also? is there other dicesite that owned by Doog? I meant whether it has been reopened by Dooglus or whether it's owned by someone else. |
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Is the new Just Dice also owned by Dooglus?
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I'm not saying bag holding is a good or a bad thing, but I think people sometimes don't realize how high BTC is going to have to climb to beat the other investments you can do in this space. Based on my last years average return of 0.1026% on USD margin, lets look at some numbers:
That return is unsustainable unless Bitcoin keeps going up, and in that case, lending USD wouldn't be that profitable in comparison to lending BTC. |
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You're missing my point. Whatever you set your auto-lend to, others will react to the presence of your swap offer and undercut you if they so choose. That's just the nature of the beast... it's a market, people want their offers filled, so undercutting happens all the time. You set your rate to be "FRR minus 0.1", some other guy will set his to be "FRR minus 0.1001" and a fixed rate offer will pop up just below that. The only way you're going to be able to avoid being undercut by other offers is by taking an active hand in placing your offers, or running a bot to do so for you.
Source: I am undercutting you constantly by manually placing fixed-rate offers.
You are assuming that every lender is willing to accept the same interest rate, which is false. I may be willing to undercut more than others to get my offer filled. Or less, and see my offer waiting (like it happens now with FRR). |
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So now people keep undercutting the FRR and there's no way to lend at FRR. It would be nice to be able to autorenew with a market order or something like that. I don't really want to be monitoring my account all the time to make sure that all the USD are lent.
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Maybe, the new thing is having to wait many hours to lend my USD at the FRR. I'd like to have an option for automatically renewing at FRR-0.0001% (or whatever I choose).
If you had that option, everyone else would have that option, and then not only would manual fixed-rate swaps be undercutting you, but automatic "FRR minus 0.0002%" (or 0.0001% less than whatever you set it to) swaps would be too. Hell, even if no-one were 'under-cutting' you, you'd still be waiting for $3M worth of swaps to be taken before your spot in the FRR queue came to the front. Your choices are simple: actively manage your account to ensure your money is taken, or let your funds idle on auto-mode until there's enough demand to take it along with every dollar offered under it. Others are already undercutting the FRR, I don't know if manually or using a bot. With that option, I'd be able to also automatically undercut them. It would also be better for people taking loans, as there would be more competition for lending. |
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So now people keep undercutting the FRR and there's no way to lend at FRR. It would be nice to be able to autorenew with a market order or something like that. I don't really want to be monitoring my account all the time to make sure that all the USD are lent.
I'd also point out, people have been undercutting the FRR since FRR was introduced. This isn't a new thing. Maybe, the new thing is having to wait many hours to lend my USD at the FRR. I'd like to have an option for automatically renewing at FRR-0.0001% (or whatever I choose). |
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Updated. Selling them for $0.97 each (  ). |
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So now people keep undercutting the FRR and there's no way to lend at FRR. It would be nice to be able to autorenew with a market order or something like that. I don't really want to be monitoring my account all the time to make sure that all the USD are lent.
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It seems like USD loans aren't taken at FRR.
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if you notice a red flag, step back and leave them be.
If I notice a red flag, I'm going to pull it out of the ground and shove it up a scammer's ass. Don't leave them be. Try to pee on them and make them look dumb so others will be less inclined to follow suit. It's the right thing to do in this situation. So, is this a scam site? Of course, like every ponzi scheme. |
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En ese caso es mejor comprar los BTC baratos y guardarlos, con la mineria nunca recuperaras.
A la cotización en cex desde luego que no. Ahí sólo ganan los que pasan la patata caliente a alguien que tenga menos idea. |
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You have to be really reckless to invest in Venezuela. I would ask for gigantic returns to invest there.
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1. La persona que invierte Bitcoins espera un rendimiento rápido y grande. En prestamos de este tipo puede irse a un 6% mensual... MUCHO más que un banco.
¿Dónde pagan un 6% mensual invirtiendo BTC? |
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Governments don't "redistribute" wealth. They distribute wealth (after taking a big cut to pay for all the bureacrats). By doing so, they also discourage creating wealth.
In the free market wealth is produced and exchanged, not distributed.
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Why would they attack?
If you want "some action", go bet your house in bitcoins, take some drugs or something, don't kill others nor ask the government to kill others.
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