/biz/ - Business & Finance

Listen faggots, you need thousands and thousands of this coin to make anything significant. I bought 152 just to flip, but in a weeks time I made 12 cents. 12 fucking cents. Lets face it this coin has no value for someone like me other than to hope it goes up and and I can 2 or 3x profit from selling the coin.
I think you assume everyone can throw 50k at an untested and new exchange with little volume.

>>7427078
lol poorfag

>>7427078
Get out poorfag

>>7427078
lol, get out poorfag

>>7427146
>>7427163
nice larp

>>7427078
poor lolfag

>>7427078

Ask your parents for 10 year advance on your allowance anon. Hopefully you can buy about 300 then.

>>7427078
I made 130 dollars last week. 160k hold.

Just sold 5k at 7200 vits will it go back down? I need to accumulate!

Hook a poorfag up
https://sso.coss.io/api/invite/K6WKPKVMPV

>>7428371
I don't want it to buy kinda hope it would go to $0.50 for another day lol

>>7426934
the only reason this piece of shit exchange is running smoothly is because there is literally no volume now that the market crashed. Stay delusional pajeet

it will go down, as will the whole market
next week

>>7429414
Referrals only reduce your exchange fees, and that only happens if the person you sign up does a substantial amount of trading. This isn't some cuckcoin referral spam site

>>7429589
>Coss has been increasing in ETH value despite ETH dropping

Yeah, I don't think so. There's enough demand for it. No need to even shill, you guys will FOMO when it starts going parabolic with fiat release

>>7429584
The intense FUD exhibited towards Coss is comical especially seeing as it's still relatively cheap and there's ample time to get on board.

But then again there's always turtle coin or bazinga.... because those are definitely promising investments.

I've been holding 8k for months and tried to distribute my fee split to my coss wallet a couple weeks ago and i recieved nothing. I paid 0.02 is eth to deposit it to my wallet and i recieved nothing. Weeks have passed and support did not answer any of my mails.

This exchange is complete shit not to mention the horrible beginner mistakes they have made thus far.

I sold everything i dont give a fuck how high the price goes this shit will never truly take off

>>7430519
Yeah but nobody is using the exchnage and barely buying it. Those people who got shilled into it and bought it will probably realize there is barely any volume and it would be best to just put it in another coin and watch it grow faster than waiting for dividends. Most people have sold and don't give a fuck about the exchange anymore. It already left a bad impression. FIAT is not going to bring it up as much as you think it is.

>>7426934
>It will likely never be lower than this
Every time coss holders say this it goes down further and further.

>>7430519
The FUD is a big part of why it's under-valued, which has been good for accumulators. The exchange has a bug or two in beta and everyone has a meltdown

>buying a project in beta that isn't fully functional for cheap and riding the moon when it's ready

>buying a fully released product with no issues that has already mooned and will get you shit gains


Hmmm really makes me think

>>7430925
Thats not why its low or "under-valued." If anything its overvalued. If you been around when it was shilled hard around dec-jan, they had missed deadlines and had to delay the UI multiple times and their websites couldn't handle the 10mill volume they once had when it got really hyped. Then they released a piece of shit broken UI and it has only left bad impressions since then. Then they had this bug that made people sell at around 30% less which pretty much made everyone lose confidence at that point. Of course they've fixed things, but fuck up after fuck up, damage has been done. Only ones holding on now are those who bought high like $1.50+ and think they somehow will gain a ton of volume and those guys who are balls into this with like 100k COSS or some shit. Usually when there is fud there is also people defending or putting out legitimate arguments but nobody is doing that other than shilling the same 50% dividends, FIAT, "new engine," and saying delusional shit like "Nah it just needs 50mill volume for me to retire!"

>>7431041
They have been in beta since april 2017 bro lol. You can even check in their whitepapers https://coss.io/documents/coss-whitepaper-v3.pdf.. Binance and Kucoin beat them in way less time. COSS is way behind and needs to play a lot of catch up along with compete with upcoming DEX.

>>7431407
COSS is behind and is catching up. COSS has issues and they fixed them. That's why it's undervalued, I'm not sure what part of that you're having trouble with.

>>7431537
>1 mill volume is catching up
Catching up to who? Binance, Bittrex, Coinbase, Robinhood, upcoming DEX? Not sure you understand how long you have to wait for possible good paying dividends.

>>7431537
Unless of course, your holding a huge stack. Then probably some shit like cryptopia volume is all you need. But literally vaporware coins like fucking Kyber Network is more promising at the moment even if they haven't even released their DEX yet. COSS seems to have gotten their shit together but it's not enough.

>>7431407

I'd rather have missed deadlines, which were probably not cumbersome at all, than projects promoting faux partnerships, running super inflated prices [XRB $36...to ~$10?], or sporting a coin with no utility.

COSS is another exchange...more exchanges ARE GOOD. Do you like how Coinbase is basically the central gateway to crypto yet is constantly causing issues? And speaking of issues, in an opposing light, look at the insider trading fiasco that may/may not have happened with regards to Bitcoin Cash. Sour taste in people's mouths? I don't think so. Coinbase still is #1 whether you agree or not.

The point I'm making is I am fine that time not being rushed with COSS because it shows that the quick, roadrunner approach would have COSS in the limelight for a few weeks tops then it plummets. Binance is the winner for exchanges and Coinbase for fiat entrance IMO at the moment. Other exchanges serve for coins that haven't found a home yet.

COSS will tackle both matters which is why it will rise once these factors are put into play.

they have fucked up many times in the past but things seem to be turning around. fiat will be nice but what i'm really waiting for is API release so we can get some bot volume

One word: Kyber

>>7431875
>I'd rather have missed deadline
They've had multiple missed deadlines and then released a broke UI lol....I agree with delays but not release trash even after multiple delays.

>Do you like how Coinbase is basically the central gateway to crypto yet is constantly causing issues?
Yeah but other established exchanges are working on FIAT and Robinhood is probably going to take a huge portion of customers from Coinbase.

>COSS will tackle both matters which is why it will rise once these factors are put into play.
Lol they can try but given their history and the other exchanges have way more funding.

>>7431885
Yeah bot volume will be great

Until then there's a lot of opportunity to be patient and get some really cheap shitcoins or sell them for way too much

>>7432120
I used COSS before the UI update with no issues and, while it was buggy after the UI revamp, it works seamlessly for me now. The most popular coins delay updates all the time I see and they're not an exchange...

Robinhood will probably impose even stricter limits than coinbase in regards to getting money onto their platform, not to mention there will only be BTC and ETH initially [I think?]. I haven't used Robinhood lately but they have strict trading rules for stock traders that I imagine will trickle onto crypto as well despite being it's own market. Could be wrong, be all means correct me if I am.

History repeats itself...judging from the past is a great indicator for the future. I get these things but this is crypto. And this is a solid idea. I think it can compete in the current space less FIAT, the new engine, and the market itself completely tanks.

>>7432120
Coss has a working product with actual improvements. It is a long-term hold. Can x100 is 12 months time.

Compared to other shitcoins on the market with nothing, it is gold.

>no volume
Has it ever occurred to anyone that all they have to do is have an option to translate the exchange into chinese and it will get shittones of traffic? Theyre based in singapore, they have the crew to manage the chinese. Its a win from there.

>>7432378
Exactly.

We've also forgotten to mention how professionally COSS handled the bugginess of the limit orders by refunding those losses as well as providing 100% fee split for all.

>...

>>7432950
They refunded the losses and they even refunded people who made withdrawals, so those people profited from it.

Based Rune does everything right, he's working on building a better team that will get everything running perfect.

>>7432607
They actually want the volume modest right now, so they can make improvements to handle large traffic.

Rune hasn’t even hired a single marketer on their team. Shows the difference between this project and the endless shit out there which put marketing first. This is going to be a moon mission if you can be patient for just 3 months.

>>7433211
yeah they haven't even begun marketing pushes, which is another big reason it's undervalued

>>7426934
Just got on Coss and distributed my ETH dividends.

Then bought more COSS with it. I feel like such a baller. Getting moar coss and also contributing to the exchange volume. If anything the internal volume from the dividends will be enough to make this thing skyrocket