>>23213836The % of profits is smaller for large traders either way, I don't see your point since what you said applies even now. All it outlines is higher transactional volatility, but in truth it's the rich that would benefit from multicoin expansion, as they would be able to utilize it to its fullest.
>>23214369I feel like the game is just hibernating in wait for the next update, but people are retiring/abayo-ing actively at this point. It's likely the result of several things: lack of fresh gameplay discussion (due to lack of fresh mechanics), game design making endgame tedious and painfully unrewarding, lack of clear roadmap/dev presence in the threads (even if attempts were made with the new dev).
>>23219139The point isn't for the game to become a time sink. The point is to make it fun and rewarding - to award strategizing and doing reps rather than monitoring the market non-stop.
>>23220298Mori meta has been primarily dividends-based for several past months, where have you been, anon? I always joked about the brap cycle and how most people in it completely disregarded the long-term play, cashing out of the position and earning a miniscule amount of money they were unable to allocate better at that time. Opportunity cost is a real thing in a game where you had very limited number of maximum transactions you could do.
Beyond that, stopping people from hoarding coins is impossible when coins are the only real way to make money (except in the event of a long-term, harsh deflation of the market) and free money literally spawns into the game every week.
Regarding selling, "Ain't Sellin'" was always, ALWAYS a FUD. It was never a good strategy. The most important change to selling has been the new multicoin update which made multiselling viable, but people who have figured out how to evaluate multicoin will not be likely to share it in the thread.
Disregard any past actions I might have taken here.>>23222139I like the spirit of what you're proposing. It's the endgame that struggles the most, outside of Mori/Suisei being too good for early/mid-game.
>>23227408Highly variable, I'd say. Reward the "good" weeks much more and punish the "bad" weeks more. Regarding the amount, lowering the dividends amount will only make the game more and more dead, relying on inflation for profit. The key is to buff trading somehow without breaking other sources of profit.
>>23231390I disagree with lowering the dividends amount further, the point is to make them more differentiating if anything else, together with boosting active trading further. If you look at the Dividends Report you will see that most players have a very similar % of returns on dividends compared to their net worth, which means that even if you make slow, methodical, dividends-oriented plays without being stupid (like, say, buying Mori 10x non-stop, Cypher), you're still unlikely to edge out your competition with it. This has been a problem for months now.
I think I once made a case for the dividends to be, well, like real dividends and thus lower the capitalization of the entire coin. Basically, If Coin A is worth $10,000 and it is to pay $1000 in dividends, it would first grow in value by a certain amount, let's say $200, and then it would give you $1000 in liquid and drop down to $9200. This drastically reduces the actual income from dividends, but allows for players (and especially oshicoiners) to get more liquid to play with throughout the week. I should note that it's EXTREMELY important that this idea would come with giving the players much greater control over market prices, rising the price of mass-bought coins. The inflation resulting from it would be kept in check by dividends being much more zero-sum than they were before, without pumping a lot of "new" money into the market with the exception of long-term growth component.
>>23232186From my understanding they are thinking about working towards it at one point, which given their track record might mean months or years. Go ahead to substitute it in the meantime, a lot of people (myself included) will be extremely grateful for it. For me it's mostly the computer noise and ability to adjust trades on the go, so I'm not bounded by 3:00 PM in my home every day.
