I have been following the price on Yobit and two others, Bloombit and then on Openledger, and the disparity is huge. Is a question, of course, of legitimacy of the LISK these sites got in the ICO? Not sure if all 3 were verified to be holding (someone jump in here please) but I think I read something regarding Yobit as actually having purchased them in the ICO.
Openledger's prices in LISK, at least right now appear to be in BTS, when I click on BTC LISK price, it is blank.

.0135 on Yobit
.0018 on Bloombit
That is a 750% difference? What is going on here? I like LISK but I really have to question Yobits price, or is it the other 2? lol

Opinions here would be interesting...

If LISK is at .50, that would be a huge success. I can't imagine people are buying LISK on Yobit and not any on the other two exchanges as why not just hedge their bets?

I said "much higher" regarding the price. I wasn't trying to deceive.
Maybe instead of just looking at the price, what about perceived safety of trading there? That might be a part of things. I won't touch Bloombit and am unfamiliar with OpenLedger.
What about volume and how much of it is real (across the board.) We don't really know. I can't easily read the volume on Bloombit, but in general the volume doesn't seem huge anywhere.

Not saying the price is accurate, but we don't know what is really going on here. Is it market makers or people from the the actual ICO's?
I guess we will find out soon enough. There does seem to be a lot of Hype with LISK...

Your description makes much more sense (and is much more accurate) than that spreadsheet. (I am not meaning to be critical of the spreadsheet, just sharing.)

The numbers are off across the board though. At one time they should have been correct and according to my screenshots, never were.
I mean what is the point of having a spreadsheet showing the amounts if I have not found them to be true a - at the time of purchase, b - later on and c - right now?

About $3.70 on Yobit, which is much higher than the other two sites. https://yobit.net/en/trade/LISK/BTC/

I am a bit confused by these numbers. For example, if I put in .75 BTC on 4/26 and .25 BTC on 5/9, according to your graph I should have gotten, respectively, around 11,303 (=.75/.00006635) + 2731.9 (=0.25/00009151) = 14034, but I see 9580 LISK. 4454 are missing, around 46% off. Something is very off here.

Have I made a mistake or what is wrong here?

Thanks in advance,
IAS

If I saw something as promising as LISK coming and I was a large holder of another crypto, I would get the appropriate when the price was in it's relatively early days. The question is, how well does one understand it? It doesn't take a deep understanding nor a tremendous amount of research, that something might be brewing here. Very promising I have to say.

Yeah, fair enough, there is a decoupling taking place between the alts and Bitcoin. We still see the LTC follow and we still (often) see opposite moves. But we are seeing more moves against the grain. As Ethereum shows us what it can do, that will just add more separation (up or down). I think as more USD to Crypto exchanges (basically a lot of existing exchanges taking cash for ETH, XMR, LISK, DAO, etc.) are here, we are going to see more of this as they will continue to move from BTC/X ratio and instead to USD. There will be some interaction between it all though. We are witnessing an evolution there. Virus of sorts.

Bitcoin is so much bigger than Thymos. Not even an issue. Sure Ethereum does more, etc. but in a way, there in lies the problem. Bitcoin, as good as Ethereum may be, is right now proven and has an entire community behind it, including quite a few computer scientists. Doesn't mean it will win and it really doesn't matter, but we should confuse a do it all in Ethereum, with something that focuses primarily on being, for lack of a better word, money (or value).

LISK, has a long long way to go. But for sure it will be interesting. This whole space is going to explode.

I see LISK as a hedge, competitor and compliment to Ethereum. Many are buying Ethereum in a similar way to BTC (hedge).

I wanted to see BTC go sideways as there is often a gold/usd like inverse relationship it seems, meaning BTC up, ETH down. People often go to an alt from btc and not usd, due to taxes. If BTC is just going sideways as the ICO's are going public, attention is not drawn away but rather to the "alts".

When will LISK be available on some exchanges?
Not on May 24th or yes?  

I imagine profits from projects invested in get reinvested into the DAO. And I read there was a bit more to it (Something about business IOU's - not sure there.). There is also pure speculative value (sort of like a PE ratio).

It is an insane amount. It is a fair % of all the ETH in existence actually.
The Question is, how many ETH will remain there? Due to the split you can take them out (as long as you haven't voted I think.)
My bet is that for a while, most will remain there but this is new tech, hard to really wrap your head around the ideas and possibilities.

Its about sharing

FACT - You are a member 5 days
Conclusion - You are posting out of self interest.

 

Taken from science, but here is a simple and effective definition and great example lol.
The ratio of useful information to useless information in any given statement.
George W Bush has a very low signal to noise ratio.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=signal%20to%20noise%20ratio

HUGE HUGE HELP. Really, that is just bringing attention to the space. LISK looks very legit by everything I've been able to find so many many Ethereum people will want to, if nothing else, hedge their bets. LISK is like the little train that could, really. In a very very good position. I just hope BTC keeps going sideways in the meantime.

Pretty much and I don't think Wall st. likes to be #2 to anything. They can take ETH where they want to. Let the techies do their thing and Wall St. the marketing.
Still think BTC is going to be huge, just a different animal.

Amazing. I get the feeling more of Wall St. and such want in on ETH  than on BTC (as the latter is still a bit stigmatised.)

Any word on Ethereum capping the emission some after going to POS or are the plans to keep the emission high?
I just can't imagine they do keep them high, it dilutes everyone and is not really a help keeping gas prices low. (Can just adjust those)

Maybe you are small compared to most here (though most on this site are not in WAVES) but you are large compared to all those people who are not even in BTC yet. You are an early adopter. Be patient, diversify and ride the...

It seems more times than not, "alts" adjust down against BTC moves up. Not always though e.g. LTC often movies up hard with BTC moves.
So, if BTC breaks out of this triangle and to $1200, I would bet the ICO coins would (mostly) keep parity in USD, not BTC/alt ratio. (in general, there will be exceptions.)