The Altcoin Trading Championship - Round Two.

tonyr (60) in atc • 7 years ago

Welcome to Round Two of the Altcoin Trading Championship

The #atc is a contest designed to help those new to the world of trading and investing to gain some experience, without the risk of any financial loss whatsoever. In fact, there is even a chance that you could earn yourself a nice little sum while you learn, with a Grand Prize which now stands at 110 SBD, as well as a prize for the winner of each individual round.

If you'd like to know more, please click on the link at the bottom of the post

Here are the current standings after Round One.

ROUND 2

The top 20 volume coins on Bittrex as of 9PM were as follows;

To enter the round, make a post with the title "Altcoin Trading Championship Round 2 Entry" and the tag "atc." In the post, show us how you invested your fictional bitcoin by providing the amount(s) of the coin(s) you would now have.

You will have one fictional Bitcoin to play with. Calculate your investments using the "LAST PRICE" of each coin in the above screenshot. You can invest your entire 1BTC into one coin, or you can choose to invest it in several.

The round will end on Sunday 19th November 2017 at 9PM UTC / 4PM ET. A screenshot of these coins at that time will be provided and you will then have to recalculate your investments back into BTC using the "24 HIGH" price of each coin at the time of the round ending.

In the "End of Round" post, leave a comment with your profits/losses. The top 3 will be verified by me and awarded points towards the grand prize. The winner will receive half the liquid rewards from this post, and the end of round post. The remaining 50% of each post will go towards the grand prize(at least 100 SBD).

Be sure not to spend over 1BTC or your entry will be invalid. Steemdb will be used to verify entries, so double check your entry post before hitting the "post" button. The first submission to the blockchain will be the one used.

It is important that you do not make mistakes when investing as they can be very costly, so any mistakes made during the contest should be a valuable lesson learned.

It is also important for me to mention that this contest does not accurately reflect true market or trading conditions and should not be viewed as such.