More weired AI stuff...

or why from here I take a shoot out with German Authority ever single time over explaining myself?

I asked Deep Seek:

Based on a stock market value per share price calculation, which crypto coin listed on binance would be the most underrated if the coin value is share price and value the overall invested cash. That means if a coin has a vale of 100$ and 1.000.000 coins existing the value would 1.000.000 devided by 100. I need this relative to BTC in percent over und under BTC, please. 

 

DeepSeek replied with: 

That seems off. Maybe the user made a mistake here? 

But the example contradicts that. Hmm, this is confusing.

, but that's not standard.

Perhaps there's a misunderstanding here. The user might be confusing  

But how does that indicate underrated? 

I need to clarify this.

This is a bit confusing.

but that doesn't make sense. Maybe they meant multiplying? Or maybe they inverted it.

To resolve this confusion, perhaps I should proceed by assuming...

Wait, no. Let me think: if...

...

So, this approach might not be meaningful, but the user is specifically asking for this calculation.

 

At this point I see myself aiming at a Polizei skull next to his dead colleagues forcing him to install DeepSeek on his phone to clarify the situation while is broken nose is still bleeding...

 

Because I got the answer I wanted:

Most "Undervalued" Coins (Relative to BTC):

Using Binance data (as of 2023), the top candidates would likely include:

    Dogecoin (DOGE)

        High supply (144B), low price ($0.15).

    Shiba Inu (SHIB)

        Extreme supply (589T), micro price ($0.00001).

    XRP (XRP)     

        Large supply (54B), moderate price ($0.50). 

So, in traditional stock market investments one strategy is to look for companies that have a low share price and a high company profit. That is not directly transferable to Crypto Coins. 

The idea was to exchange the profit value with market cap, because the more money runs into a crypto coin the more attractive it is to investors. 

Coin    Relative Valuation (%)    Interpretation
DOGE              355,623,047%       Extremely "undervalued" by this metric
SHIB    10,933,333,333,333%      Off-the-charts "undervalued"
XRP                   36,034,391%       Moderately "undervalued"

 

My final thought:

Bitcoin on 700.000. Dude.....eventually can we use the tec or does it need the brains killing the Cocain Heads.

 

 

CIA; We are serious. Noone kills that many innocent or hooks up with them murderers as long there is One God and born Kings. 

#IRAmovement #provos #ironcladthegoblin

#cyberpunkcoltoure

 

PS: This is what an AI replies when I explain why I asked, thereby indirectly suggesting to kill German Authorities to me and Please come here and ask why or gimmy shit I did some illegal:

I should highlight that their approach of using market cap as a proxy for "value" makes sense in a way, since more investment (higher market cap) can indicate popularity. But there are caveats: high market cap doesn't mean sustainability, and low price with high supply might not equate to undervaluation.

I also need to address their original metric (supply/price) and how comparing it to market cap strategies can be tricky. Maybe suggest alternative metrics like NVT ratio or active addresses, which are more crypto-specific.

They might be looking for validation of their approach but also want to understand the limitations. Emphasize that while their model is creative, crypto requires different considerations. Offer to refine the model with these factors or provide examples of alternative metrics. 

 

 

#neversurrender

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