Dear Stackers,
With rain pooring down in the Netherlands for at least some more hours what better to do than to look at some of the market events.
BRITANNIA 2022
To start with a coin, here is the new 2022 Britannia and if you look closely you will see that the only thing changed is the year and the price.
With regard to the price I for a moment thought it was the price in Eur because spot in EUR is 19,- but no I have to divided the 23,80 by 0,85 to get at EUR and it is 28 EUR ex VAT ??? In Germany online you pre-order them for 23 EUR it is so strange. Poor Britsh buyers.
PUMP AND DUMP
Ofcourse there was the pump and dump on our own hive coin tonight while I was asleep.
The turnover of hive trades on Binance was 9 hundred million so how can this be? Well what happens is that some larger hive holders create for example 5 wallets that start selling hive for a prie above the market and the other accounts buys it and in turn offers it a price a little higher after which accunt three buys it and does the same. All with relative small amounts but in a high frequency not allowing others to interfere.
In a regulated market this would not be possible as the trading would be stopped after a 15% increase and other quant traders would benefit from them.
So let's see where it goes. Most likely down to .....
GREECE:
The other news tonight was that a fellow stacker in Greece got his steem rounds he bought from me after almost a month waiting.
I am looking forward to his post tomorrow in Leofinance. That is some good exposure for us ssg-ers as he has many followers.
Thnaks you Hellenic Post (see pic) How is your Greece?
FUnfact: You can address post to Greece in Greek alfabet (preferred) or in our 'Latin alfabet' as all postal employees can read this too. I never thought of that before.
Have a great day, the rain has stopped here. I am out.
Goldrooster
I remember it wasn't that long ago Greece defaulted and everyone got Bailed-in by order of the ECU.
Keep stacking PMs and Crypto.
3 times 😂
It's what eventually happened when you let Goldman Sachs fill in the Mathematical skill testing question on Greece's EU entrance exam.