The manipulator is back 
I love watching that bear, it wouldn't be the same without it.You're actions will be rewarded.
copycat troll account. fail haha
Topic: $1M Wall (Read 3712 times)
The manipulator is back
I love watching that bear, it wouldn't be the same without it.You're actions will be rewarded.
You do realize these "walls" tend to vanish once the the price gets close to them, right?
So come on test it?
You do realize these "walls" tend to vanish once the the price gets close to them, right?
So come on test it?
Welcome back 
6045.8357 Bitcoins at 125, whats up Bears ? ^^
2M sold? 
2M vanished, removed, canceled, maybe...by its owner!
2M vanished, removed, canceled, maybe...by its owner!
Is there a good chart anywhere that shows net transaction volume across the major exchanges in real-time?
Wonder what that guy knows that we don't... hopefully nothing too terrible 
Not fantastic news for BTC bulls but kinda reassuring that, so far, at least, the markets can accommodate a sell-off this large without a flash-crash.
Anyhow looks like maybe he completed his order or decided that's enough for now @119btcusd.
Not fantastic news for BTC bulls but kinda reassuring that, so far, at least, the markets can accommodate a sell-off this large without a flash-crash.
Anyhow looks like maybe he completed his order or decided that's enough for now @119btcusd.
And thus an average day in bitcoin
Over 2 million USD sold in the last 10 minutes.
Wow.
Wow.
Over 3.25 million sold now and the order is still being processed.
Over 2 million USD sold in the last 10 minutes.
Wow.
Wow.
Not ideal..
bye bye wall hello under 120$
Lol, cool!
What happened? $1.5 million just sold off???
Yep. 
What happened? $1.5 million just sold off???
The wall just fell.
We are dropping fast.
We are dropping fast.
You do realize these "walls" tend to vanish once the the price gets close to them, right?
What would be the motive for somebody doing that? Why would they try to create a false sense of support at a certain price?
The theory goes that by creating a bid wall, a market participant who intends to sell can get a higher price for his coins.
You do realize these "walls" tend to vanish once the the price gets close to them, right?
What would be the motive for somebody doing that? Why would they try to create a false sense of support at a certain price?
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