http://pastebin.com/raw.php?i=tZYvK7UD
This is the chat taken from a few days ago in the private #marketmakers chat.
Quite interesting to read. He (and the predominantly Asian wealthy investors he managed to convince) literally brought it back from the brink of non-existence. Apparently the backstory to this is that his original plan was to buy up as many DOGE as he could (from 17 - 20 Satoshi, all the way up to around 100), then not implement a dump, but a sustained price, continually buying up all that were sold for under that wall. They are currently at 170 (slightly down from the 220+ high a short while ago), but he's now using the momentum he gained from owning a HUGE share of the total DOGE to entice others to pump with him.
What do you think will result as of this?
Personally, I think this low-key momentum boost will do it some good for the short term, but his investors will eventually want to cash out, as that was the entire purpose for picking DOGE in the first place.
This is the chat taken from a few days ago in the private #marketmakers chat.
Quite interesting to read. He (and the predominantly Asian wealthy investors he managed to convince) literally brought it back from the brink of non-existence. Apparently the backstory to this is that his original plan was to buy up as many DOGE as he could (from 17 - 20 Satoshi, all the way up to around 100), then not implement a dump, but a sustained price, continually buying up all that were sold for under that wall. They are currently at 170 (slightly down from the 220+ high a short while ago), but he's now using the momentum he gained from owning a HUGE share of the total DOGE to entice others to pump with him.
What do you think will result as of this?
Personally, I think this low-key momentum boost will do it some good for the short term, but his investors will eventually want to cash out, as that was the entire purpose for picking DOGE in the first place.










