I invest in COMPUCEEDS and it's been profitable to me so far using the common "buy low sell high" strategy. I also use COMPUCEEDS to fund my portal account where it is the main ingredient for the production of cards sold on their retail network. I don't use BTSBOTS just yet but it is a promising app or tool as far as reports indicate. Traders in COMPUCEEDS had been supporting the entire Bitshares 2.0 ecosystem thus far including new UIAs, gaining profit and buying out UIAs and SmartCoins.
Truly, creating trading bots like those when you use BTSBOTS can make or break you. It's now a matter of setting it up correctly to achieve your trading goals. However, with all due respect, calling tokens or smartcoins worthless just because you are not in profit yet is foul IMO, since it is supported by a very large community who has been earning the rewards token since 2006. It was placed on the bitshares blockchain for better security, auditing and more transparent transactions. I continue to support the token and other tokens like them as long as the UIA's community continue to grow, which means the demand is expected to grow with it.
I try to talk in general as everything we do affects trades in every direction.
Continue to support too.Thanks for your feedback.
Indeed. We support each and every little way we can. One thing I've learned as a frustrated trader is to always be open to opportunities and when an opportunity comes your way, grab and support it. Writing negative stuff which may affect market price for an asset you own is a no no. There are many great UIAs on the Bitshares platform right now that are not under the wings of the Openledger team. I trade several of them and they are even performing better than any other Smartcoin or UIAs promoted by other teams. But then again, they exist in one ecosystem and as such, each one of those would generally help and support each other.
If you are using a bot and it bought a commodity or asset you don't understand since it is in autopilot then before using one, understand its programming. Your bot might be on to something.