You have got to be kidding me. Shitcoins are the easiest coins to make money off of. If you haven't figured that out you need a new hobby.
Btw, WC is a blatant ripoff of BC. With the same # of coins as Shibe it hit almost 3k, you really think this coin can't at least do that? if not, please explain what makes WC better.

So you think this is the developer dumping, wouldn't have anything to do with the 60gh mining being done for 2 days now? I suppose you think the mining pools are buying from the developer, who is on some remote island owned by him laughing like a mad hatter at all the fools?

Net hashrate down to 12g, I don't think the pools like the current 300 price vs difficulty. The amounts of shibe being unloaded on bittrex right now is staggering, and this is just day 1.

Yes, everyone stop panic buying, there are several days of 50m+ coins to be dumped yet - no way can 300 hold.
this coin would be a hell of a lot cooler with 30m, oh well

I wonder how much of this 45 gh are scrypt asics? hashrate has a much different meaning when they are in the picture

Just step out of the way kid.

Wth are you complaining about? I'd be thrilled if my 4 7950s get me 12k same time tomorrow

Go f'ng buy them yourself. What's with the begging with crypto?

If you turned $38 into 7 btc that's very very good, I'll tell you the vast majority of traders are in the red. Like I said, it's a zero sum game and the best traders make a LOT.
All you really need to do is study the pumps and dumps. Look at AUR, BC, BTC, LTC, CINNI for for a few. Look very closely at the volume, speed and price (vertical movement right before the peak) then observe the dead cat bounce. What happens is it freefalls and everyone tries to find the bottom, and tries to buy on the way back up - this is the dead cat bounce. See what all these have in common, most likely you will see the same thing the next pump/dump you are in on. I wish I was playing AUR, that must have been a hell of a ride.

You'll know because it will sit there still following a fast and furious pace. Some will sit there longer than others, and some will fall a bit and sit there then fall a bit more then freefall while others like xbc will pretty much freefall right from the peak. That's when it's time to really think about selling, when it stops and just hangs there. The difference between this and lower places it has stopped and rested is this one is following a fast and furious pace covering a large price range.
Tesla had a nice pump a couple weeks ago, I caught that by total accident. This was a mini pump compared to the big ones, but I still made almost 1btc off it. If you look at the chart you will see it is just like all the others but much smaller and over a very short period of time. It was like the xbc pump on fast forward, the top happened in a flash and down she came, everyone furiously trying to sell at the same time. I recognized this was going to happen because this coin had no volume up to the pump and it was such an unlikely coin for anyone to be caring about - I bought and sold several times and never held a position for over a couple minutes. This was the most fun I've had since I started trading.
Just so you don't think for a second I'm some guru, I've lost plenty making bad choices, its a steep learning curve when you are all alone trying to figure this stuff out. I can say that my mining equip is paid for and I'm up at least a couple grand past that.

I'm getting much better at gauging pumps, you have be good to make my strategy work. I think of it like sex - steady climb, then it shoots up really hard and fast then it just hangs there for a bit - that's the orgasm, then it starts to fall and you need to sell as it's falling. If you miss it that's ok, because there always seems to be a dead cat bounce, similar the second time at it with sex - not as high but pretty close. With XCB I sold half my coins at 40, waited for it to fall into the teens from the 40s (I knew it was over but waited for the dead cat bounce) I tried to buy there but it came up too fast, picked some up at 24 then sold them all in the mid 30s after it briefly hit 40. I didn't play it perfectly, but for me that's about as good as it gets - maybe next time I'll really nail it.
With Cinni I bought in the mid 2ks, and bought a bunch more in the 3ks - I had 84k because I just knew it would explode due to the volume. It hit 20k and I should have dumped, but I got caught up in my own hype and I wanted to make up for missing BC. Not only did I miss the peak I also missed the dead cat bounce, and ended up dumping between 10-11k. I made 5 btc, the best payoff I've had, but could have doubled that if I hadn't thought this coin's bubble would be different than the others - another mistake I'll never make, they all follow the same pump/dump pattern.

My absolute biggest problem is selling cheap, and it all comes down to the worthlessness I feel the coin has. I made an absolute mess of BC. Bought at 2500, sold at 3500, stubbornly refused to buy back in unless it crashed to below my sell of 3500 until - get this - 35000. That's when in unbelivable amazement I gave in and said this thing just isn't stopping. That night it was at 95k, but this time I wasn't going to make the same mistake and dump this great coin - next morning it was in the teens. I didn't end up losing anything because I waited until it got back to 35k and dumped it to come out even.
What a pisser. The truth is, though, that a ton of people lost a crap load on that pump. Panic buying up top, waking up and panic selling at the bottom. What happened there was a few made literally millions off many. Anyway, I've decided flipping a coin is about as valid as researching to decide which coin will moon next, so the only thing I can really do is watch for pumps and try to ride them for awhile. But I did learn one thing from BC, not to be stubborn - if I see XBC pumping again with serious volume I will jump back in regardless of my entry price.

I do have that feeling a lot. To think a piece of computer code is worth $450 is hard to get my head around. So is valuing one coin with a market cap of 9 million and another with a market cap of $90k, with the only real difference I see being the name. Throw in all the whale manipulations - getting people to panic buy then panic sell and the unbelievable unpredictability of it all and it's pretty damn hard to make a buck. Sounds like you are doing very well.
I sat there and watched the ipo run out, I could have bought at .001 as people in the trollbox were going nuts. I had no idea what xbc was, never looked at it twice - but something inside me told me to buy it - I just didn't act on it. My bad for not doing more research I guess, but I'm not getting down on myself about it. It could just as easily went down as up for all the information I knew about it.
The thing that never leaves my mind is this is a zero sum game - for every dollar won a dollar is lost, and there are many more losers than winners. For that reason I'm very cautious and conservative, I pretty much only go in on what I feel are sure things and always pull out when I've made a decent profit or by the end of the day. I've woken up to find my money worth 1/10 what it was the night before, and I won't take that chance again. I also cash out my btc's as I make them, only keeping about 1.5 btc to bet with. I realize this strategy won't ever make me rich, but this will end up being something I've never had before - a fun hobby that pays instead of costs.

I do admit I focus too much on the fact that all of these coins have the same inherent value - zero. I've lost out on a lot of profit underestimating hype, which is the main factor that determines value.

Suit yourself. Knowing crypto you might end up taking a loss if you wait long enough, and there isn't anything special enough about xbc to justify your expectations. Good luck.

You should have followed the pump yesterday and dumped them in the 3s someplace, my opinion. I saw what was happening and turned .5 btc into 1.2 btc after buying at .016.
You have to understand how many are sitting on such a huge profit, until these coins change hands it's not going to entertain .1 or anything near it. If I was in your shoes right now I'd watch it for awhile and dump 3/4 of them slowly as high as you can today, keep the other 1/4 just in case and keep my eye open for buying some back in dips.
I I also believe that part of this coin's explosion is being traded on Pol only. I think it will sink like a stone if/when Mint or Cryptsy pick it up, although it could pump before deflation. Not that I'm some guru or anything, but if I'm you there's no way in hell I'm not taking some profit now - a bird in hand is worth 2 in the bush.

Why is it there?

What price did you buy at?
My take is if you didn't buy below .01 stay out for now. There are just too many .001 coins out there waiting to be dumped.

It's been on Bittrex for some time now. Bittrex has very low volume compared to the other 3.

What's with the h?