Welcome to Whalepool TeamSpeak
The pulse of the crypto markets.
We are a community of traders who focus mostly on bitcoin and some altcoins, but also like to trade legacy markets. Many users also like to discuss philosophy and principles that involve encryption, privacy and freedom.
Rooms
Connect to ts.whalepool.live or 188.165.32.25:50128 and browse the server's channel list. Keep the trading room focused on price action; choose an appropriate discussion room for other subjects. Check each room's description before joining the conversation.
Rules & Best Practices
- POSTING AFFILIATE/SHILL LINKS = PERMANENT BAN
- Trading room should be focused on price action.
- Don't IP or UID evade mod actions or you will be banned.
- If you are just a troll behaving anti-community and adding nothing of value, you will potentially be banned.
- Trade your own book. Don't blame others' ideas for your losses.
Contact Mods (M shield badge at top) if someone is being abusive.
Badges & Moderators
The M shield badge identifies a moderator. Look for moderators at the top of the server's user list if you need help or want to report abuse.
For other icons, select the user and check their server groups or ask a moderator what the icon means. A display name or decorative badge alone does not verify a moderator's role.
Step 1: Download Teamspeak
Step 2: Configure & Connect
Connect to: ts.whalepool.live
Open teamspeak and in the top left go to "Connections" -> "Connect".
There, in the server address
Connect to: ts.whalepool.live or 188.165.32.25:50128
Enter a nick name and press "Connect"
Disable annoying sounds (optional)
Open teamspeak and in the top menu to go "Self" -> "Sound pack" and then "Sounds deactivated" to disable the annoying sounds.
Step 3: Setup your Mic/Speakers
Setup your Teamspeak playback settings shown in the image
Setup your Teamspeak capture settings shown in the image
Step 4: Windows Microphone level adjustment
3. In Microphone Properties select tab "Levels". Adjust "Microphone" to between 80 and 90 setting.
4. Decrease "Microphone Boost" to 0.
(You will adjust later if the testing in TeamSpeak results in volume being too low)
5. Test your mic in TeamSpeak and ask the members in the chatroom how it sounds and if they hear any background noise (your best reference is the noise level, when its minimal or none you are very close to your optimal setting.
6. If the volume is too low, adjust "Microphone Boost" to +10 dB and test again. Repeat the process until it is set to appropriate level.
In case you have questions consult Yerb (Community Sound Engineer) about it.
Thank you, whalepool community.






