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Quote from: Afrikoin on February 06, 2017, 07:21:17 AM

Quote from: Millionero on February 05, 2017, 12:10:30 PM

The debate I'm having: should I follow the short term advice, reduce my position, and wait for the projected drop to 900 or 700? Or should I just go all in and wait for the big wave?
I already deleveraged my long, and sold part of it to have some dry powder.
Maybe instead of selling, I should have taken a bank loan, put the money on an exchange, wait for the next drop and add to my position.
I feel like I don't own enough bitcoins.

exit

waait for a correction

my 2 cents

Just hope the correction don't go up.

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Quote from: Millionero on February 05, 2017, 12:10:30 PM

The debate I'm having: should I follow the short term advice, reduce my position, and wait for the projected drop to 900 or 700? Or should I just go all in and wait for the big wave?
I already deleveraged my long, and sold part of it to have some dry powder.
Maybe instead of selling, I should have taken a bank loan, put the money on an exchange, wait for the next drop and add to my position.
I feel like I don't own enough bitcoins.

exit

waait for a correction

my 2 cents

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Quote from: Millionero on February 05, 2017, 12:10:30 PM

The debate I'm having: should I follow the short term advice, reduce my position, and wait for the projected drop to 900 or 700? Or should I just go all in and wait for the big wave?
I already deleveraged my long, and sold part of it to have some dry powder.
Maybe instead of selling, I should have taken a bank loan, put the money on an exchange, wait for the next drop and add to my position.
I feel like I don't own enough bitcoins.

well, the world belongs to daring people they say Roll Eyes

and also it just touched 999$ at bitfinex again so clearly this is not over yet. The choice is yours, maybe you could sell some amount to fiat and keep the rest in BTC, that way you wouldn't risk it all.

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Quote from: Millionero on February 05, 2017, 12:10:30 PM

The debate I'm having: should I follow the short term advice, reduce my position, and wait for the projected drop to 900 or 700? Or should I just go all in and wait for the big wave?
I already deleveraged my long, and sold part of it to have some dry powder.
Maybe instead of selling, I should have taken a bank loan, put the money on an exchange, wait for the next drop and add to my position.
I feel like I don't own enough bitcoins.

Well, it's your decision, and your risks. Masterluc explicitly said he doesn't give any advices, he just shares thoughts.

Millionero

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The debate I'm having: should I follow the short term advice, reduce my position, and wait for the projected drop to 900 or 700? Or should I just go all in and wait for the big wave?
I already deleveraged my long, and sold part of it to have some dry powder.
Maybe instead of selling, I should have taken a bank loan, put the money on an exchange, wait for the next drop and add to my position.
I feel like I don't own enough bitcoins.

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^^ https://m.vk.com/wall-130254204_6
Top post if you open the site...
He also states it can take some months to a year in a different post.

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Quote from: RoadTrain on February 05, 2017, 11:13:55 AM

Quote from: Millionero on February 04, 2017, 10:56:36 PM

Quote from: RoadTrain on February 04, 2017, 08:16:22 PM

Quote from: Millionero on February 03, 2017, 11:52:33 PM

We need a Russian speaker on this thread. I look at those translated Russian postings and see discussion at a higher level than bitcointalk. But half of it is incomprehensible because of the language barrier and the peculiar idiomatic usage.

There is one. To be honest, the chart he posted is self-explanatory.

He says that it's a good idea to exit current mini-buble at 1000. He then expects mid-term turnaround from 1000 towards 700 or, if it manages to reach 1100, towards 900.

I got that. There's a lot more on bitcoin vanga, other posts, replies. Have you read it?

Somewhat. The most important is that he expects the great 3rd wave to reach ~~about~~ $9588.

Where did he state that bro. ?

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Quote from: Millionero on February 04, 2017, 10:56:36 PM

Quote from: RoadTrain on February 04, 2017, 08:16:22 PM

Quote from: Millionero on February 03, 2017, 11:52:33 PM

We need a Russian speaker on this thread. I look at those translated Russian postings and see discussion at a higher level than bitcointalk. But half of it is incomprehensible because of the language barrier and the peculiar idiomatic usage.

There is one. To be honest, the chart he posted is self-explanatory.

He says that it's a good idea to exit current mini-buble at 1000. He then expects mid-term turnaround from 1000 towards 700 or, if it manages to reach 1100, towards 900.

I got that. There's a lot more on bitcoin vanga, other posts, replies. Have you read it?

Somewhat. The most important is that he expects the great 3rd wave to reach ~~about~~ $9588.

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Quote from: RoadTrain on February 04, 2017, 08:16:22 PM

Quote from: Millionero on February 03, 2017, 11:52:33 PM

We need a Russian speaker on this thread. I look at those translated Russian postings and see discussion at a higher level than bitcointalk. But half of it is incomprehensible because of the language barrier and the peculiar idiomatic usage.

There is one. To be honest, the chart he posted is self-explanatory.

He says that it's a good idea to exit current mini-buble at 1000. He then expects mid-term turnaround from 1000 towards 700 or, if it manages to reach 1100, towards 900.

I got that. There's a lot more on bitcoin vanga, other posts, replies. Have you read it?

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Quote from: Millionero on February 03, 2017, 11:52:33 PM

We need a Russian speaker on this thread. I look at those translated Russian postings and see discussion at a higher level than bitcointalk. But half of it is incomprehensible because of the language barrier and the peculiar idiomatic usage.

There is one. To be honest, the chart he posted is self-explanatory.

He says that it's a good idea to exit current mini-buble at 1000. He then expects mid-term turnaround from 1000 towards 700 or, if it manages to reach 1100, towards 900.

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We need a Russian speaker on this thread. I look at those translated Russian postings and see discussion at a higher level than bitcointalk. But half of it is incomprehensible because of the language barrier and the peculiar idiomatic usage.

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Quote from: Millionero on February 03, 2017, 05:55:10 PM

Would you post a link to his Russian thread, please?

https://vk.com/bitcoin_vanga

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Would you post a link to his Russian thread, please?

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According to the latest posts in Masterluc's russian thread (thanks google translator! Grin

) the current upward move is almost certainly an after bubble-pop correction - aka "sucker's rally" - let's see how it unfolds! Huh

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Quote from: Okurkabinladin on February 03, 2017, 06:12:38 AM

When did this thread become mining topic, guys? Cheesy

Seriously, lets return to Technical analysis. Are we hitting the top, yet or is retesting all time high still in the play?

By the way, I see mining discusisons again and again, when there is lack of decisive movements. All of four years, I watch bitcoin price movement. None of these debates had any influence on actual price.

don't get your panties in a bunch i'm just trying to help him out with some basic rational economic actor logic

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When did this thread become mining topic, guys? Cheesy

Seriously, lets return to Technical analysis. Are we hitting the top, yet or is retesting all time high still in the play?

By the way, I see mining discusisons again and again, when there is lack of decisive movements. All of four years, I watch bitcoin price movement. None of these debates had any influence on actual price.

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Quote from: sportis on January 26, 2017, 09:19:01 AM

Quote from: Wexlike on January 26, 2017, 06:23:58 AM

You can't mine Bitcoin at a loss if you're mining with excess electricity.

Quote from: Globb0 on January 26, 2017, 08:48:02 AM

There are still hardware and infrastructure costs

Of course miners have many expenses as all we know but they are entrepreneurs. And what is the meaning of 'entrepreneur'? According investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/entrepreneur.asp like as many other similar sites is a individual who must take risks in order to be rewarded for his idea, good or service. That means if he (miner) believes that its work is not profitable anymore and cannot do anything to keep it viable must change job.

that's not how fixed costs and long term real estate contracts work. there is also a cost to ripping out all the miners and finding a new viable business that can use some warehouse in a remote part of the world where they have practically free electricity.

people will keep it running knowing that getting 90% that has the ability to go to 150% is better than 0% that can only stay at 0%.

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Quote from: Wexlike on January 26, 2017, 06:23:58 AM

You can't mine Bitcoin at a loss if you're mining with excess electricity.

Quote from: Globb0 on January 26, 2017, 08:48:02 AM

There are still hardware and infrastructure costs

Of course miners have many expenses as all we know but they are entrepreneurs. And what is the meaning of 'entrepreneur'? According investopedia http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/entrepreneur.asp like as many other similar sites is a individual who must take risks in order to be rewarded for his idea, good or service. That means if he (miner) believes that its work is not profitable anymore and cannot do anything to keep it viable must change job.

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There are still hardware and infrastructure costs

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You can't mine Bitcoin at a loss if you're mining with excess electricity.

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