I totally agree with this points. It is important to add that bears most likely tried to pull the price even below 3000 but it was nearly impossible. Those who did not sell below that price are probably whales who find bitcoin too valuable and couldn't imagine selling most of their holdings at any amount.
Topic: Does bitcoin have FUNDAMENTALS?!?! - page 2. (Read 750 times)
Your'e right.Bitcoin have fundamentals.Biggest fundamental news coming for bitcoin is from US.Look closely when Federal Reserve Bank's news come in you can those news effect on bitcoin.See how bitcoin prize moving up and down when the decision comes for rate hike or low rate.Thats the time for go little hunting in trading world.Don't panic when trading.Keep doing your research. Great work buddy.
Regardless of whether you have guessed right based on real data or you have just played with the numbers in order to make us believe that you are a genius of analysis, I do not think that things work so easy in an open market, because if predicting a price would be like that of simple, we could all amass large amounts of money in an extremely easy and fast way, and you would not have to sell your predictions for $19.99 per month. 
almost everyone has a special view of bitcoin, not only you fella. everyone has a special way to research bitcoin like what. it can be called prediction or analysis, I have a special view for bitcoin, bitcoin will not be replaced, even bitcoin will continue to be emulated, bitcoin is like a superstar among cryptocurrency.
You're right. I also tend to believe that if some kind of analysis and works in this market, it is only fundamental. Still, some cryptocurrencies have a certain cyclicity and some moments can be predicted by studying their price chart.
Indeed, crypto trading is easy if you have fully understand the cash flow and how it works because you'll be able to know the decision to make at a specific time. It is very important that a trader knows the fundamentals of trading for them to be able to be successful.
Seriously? You must be a millionaire if you feel that crypto trading is easy. Everyone in the crypto community know how difficult it is to trade in this extremely volatile market which is why you need to do more research before making such wild statements.i may be wrong about him in particular but usually when i see someone is saying trading cryptocurrencies is an easy task they are saying it because they tried trading and they got lucky with an altcoin pump or two so their whole conclusion is based on that. in long term everyone eventually realizes how hard it is to consistantly make profit specially when there is manipulation involved.
An investment in bitcoin on feb 7 had virtually no risk. That was a day to go deep in.
There is no investment that has no risk. It is easy to say that looking at the past.
Ofc it was a good money to buy in, as the price was low, but nobody knew it couldn´t go even further below.
I hope you do not tell your clients bitcoin is risk zero.
I don't know why there are people who do keep telling about zero risk yet these are impossible things to happen.
If they do tell it into their clients then they are doing bullshit business.
Bitcoin is not a stock so there's no mathematical formula that allow you to calculate very accurate values of potential profits - Bitcoin is a commodity, and it's most closely relate to gold, as both are forms of decentralized money. Basically, Bitcoin's fundamentals consist of fiat money inflation, demand for decentralized and private money, and how well Bitcoin works as that form of money. Volatility is an interesting factor here - it hurts Bitcoin's usability as a currency and store of value, but it's beneficial for traders because it creates opportunity for making profit.
Risk tolerance is different from person to person, which also depends on age. I however wouldn't ever consider an investment (doesn't matter what it is) risk free. I am a Bitcoin maximalist myself, but we have to take into consideration that our risk tolerance is completely different from those who aren't as maximalist.
Fundamentals are a bitch in terms of crypto pricing. It only required one or two frustrated large holders on an exchange as Bitstamp or Coinbase to dump it below $3000 and the market might have looked completely different right now. Only in hindsight we can confirm bottoms and thus what the best entry point was. Don't ever assume the bottom is in because the price looks very low fundamentally.
There is a saying that markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent, and it's true.
Fundamentals are a bitch in terms of crypto pricing. It only required one or two frustrated large holders on an exchange as Bitstamp or Coinbase to dump it below $3000 and the market might have looked completely different right now. Only in hindsight we can confirm bottoms and thus what the best entry point was. Don't ever assume the bottom is in because the price looks very low fundamentally.
There is a saying that markets can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent, and it's true.
Now, looking at the current price of bitcoin, do you think it can still safe to enter the bitcoin mania or not anymore?
In my opinion, it is still a big YES for me. Why? Simply because btc is not yet skyrocketing to the moon. As we look on the lates update on btc's price, it is now currently heading to $8k mark. It is not even the half of the ATH that we reached last year. But still, depends on your perspective and gut feel. If you now feel threatened then much better for you to back out as soon as possible. There are only two fundamentals that I always apply:
1) Invest what you can afford to lose, and
2) Buy low, sell high.
By doing this two, I already feel safe and relieved
. All I really did when it comes to investment is to buy at low and sell in high but now I am now having interests in this post and these fundamentals. I think studying this thing will help correct my investments and lessen the risks. Low and bulls are never expected to when it will happen but this is a lot of help.
Yesterday Bitcoin got banned in India. Now if people in India are holding Bitcoins , or selling them or even buying them , they could be jailed for almost 10 years.
All I really did when it comes to investment is to buy at low and sell in high but now I am now having interests in this post and these fundamentals. I think studying this thing will help correct my investments and lessen the risks. Low and bulls are never expected to when it will happen but this is a lot of help.
An investment in bitcoin on feb 7 had virtually no risk. That was a day to go deep in.
There is no investment that has no risk. It is easy to say that looking at the past.
Ofc it was good money to buy in, as the price was low, but nobody knew it couldn´t go even further below.
I hope you do not tell your clients bitcoin is risk zero.
I have to agree. In fact, all kinds of investments have risks and so as Bitcoin. It's explain everything to your clients because they might think that investing in Bitcoin is 100% safe. The market is volatile and anything could happen in an instance so new investors must be aware of this.
Interesting analysis. Although mining is only one factor which you should take into consideration when figuring out trend changes.
When price is too low to be profitable miners quit, close their businesses and dificulty falls making it easier and cheaper to mine. This is the main fundamental. So this has to do mostly with adoption. Miners think they dictate the prices but they can't be more wrong. Price is about supply/demand. Supply is finite with Bitcoin. We can only have 21m and this is a critical factor that makes it's price rise astronomically. The other factor is adoption (demand). Seeing how there is no massive adoption, as it was happening at the same month 2 years ago, I can only see price going down for the time being.
When price is too low to be profitable miners quit, close their businesses and dificulty falls making it easier and cheaper to mine. This is the main fundamental. So this has to do mostly with adoption. Miners think they dictate the prices but they can't be more wrong. Price is about supply/demand. Supply is finite with Bitcoin. We can only have 21m and this is a critical factor that makes it's price rise astronomically. The other factor is adoption (demand). Seeing how there is no massive adoption, as it was happening at the same month 2 years ago, I can only see price going down for the time being.
I have spent the past year and a half researching bitcoin fundamentals, and I have the pleasure of telling you all that YES bitcoin has fundamentals. I have the data to prove it.
Will you buy 1 Bitcoin at $4000 ? That is the fundamentals. It is all about the money. That is the reason Bitcoin fell from $20,000 to $3000 and there is a 8000 Bitcoins seller in bitcointalk.org.
I have spent the past year and a half researching bitcoin fundamentals, and I have the pleasure of telling you all that YES bitcoin has fundamentals. I have the data to prove it.
Not only that you can use bitcoin's fundamentals to identify RISK in your investment. Here is my in-depth research on why bitcoin didn't go below $3300 during the "crypto winter".
https://www.amsinger.org/open-research
An investment in bitcoin on feb 7 had virtually no risk. That was a day to go deep in.
Fundamental analysis is an important tool for all traders and holders to have. It is important to know the bounds of bitcoin. Technical analysis on Feb 7 would have said bitcoin was in a "descending channel" or "ready to capitulate". Fundamental analysis said no way.
Fundamental analysis is understanding the natural cash flow and asset expenditure of world wide miners based on the hash rate. It is what is necessary to understand what you are investing in in bitcoin or any crypto. It is the only way to gauge how much speculation is in the market.
My clients get current and realtime data. They have the true edge.
I hope you guys like the research!
Aaron
I'm always interested in knowing the fundamentals of Bitcoin and more information about it, but is it enough to be successful trading Not only that you can use bitcoin's fundamentals to identify RISK in your investment. Here is my in-depth research on why bitcoin didn't go below $3300 during the "crypto winter".
https://www.amsinger.org/open-research
An investment in bitcoin on feb 7 had virtually no risk. That was a day to go deep in.
Fundamental analysis is an important tool for all traders and holders to have. It is important to know the bounds of bitcoin. Technical analysis on Feb 7 would have said bitcoin was in a "descending channel" or "ready to capitulate". Fundamental analysis said no way.
Fundamental analysis is understanding the natural cash flow and asset expenditure of world wide miners based on the hash rate. It is what is necessary to understand what you are investing in in bitcoin or any crypto. It is the only way to gauge how much speculation is in the market.
My clients get current and realtime data. They have the true edge.
I hope you guys like the research!
Aaron
It is always funny how professional traders want to measure risk and debate the "speculative" aspect of Bitcoin and also to determine trends based on historic data and most of the time, they fail.
We are not dealing with something that are being traded in a 100% regulated environment, where statistics are 100% measurable. These people are searching for a edge that would give them more profits and Bitcoin could care less about profits and margins and all that nonsense.
We are invested in the "freedom" that it gives us and the currency value it offers us, not the investment value.
We are not dealing with something that are being traded in a 100% regulated environment, where statistics are 100% measurable.
These people are searching for a edge that would give them more profits and Bitcoin could care less about profits and margins and all that nonsense. We are invested in the "freedom" that it gives us and the currency value it offers us, not the investment value.
Indeed, crypto trading is easy if you have fully understand the cash flow and how it works because you'll be able to know the decision to make at a specific time. It is very important that a trader knows the fundamentals of trading for them to be able to be successful.
Seriously? You must be a millionaire if you feel that crypto trading is easy. Everyone in the crypto community know how difficult it is to trade in this extremely volatile market which is why you need to do more research before making such wild statements.I agree with this.If you believe on entry point and other stuffs which only being said by those who releases "TA's" then youre not a trader.Any entry point is a risk,theres no safe or critical entry point.As long as you get profit whatever price you enter you're a good trader.
This does not mean that TA analysis does not help. In fact, it actually gives you a better idea of what to expect in certain situations. I don't usually depend on such tools myself, but they are helpful nonetheless. 
I am trying to share my research and discoveries with my fellow traders. Trading crypto is not hard when you understand how its cash flow works. How could you invest in a stock without knowing its cash flow and asset balances? I will post my personal bitcoin history tomorrow to let people know just how much I could have saved with knowledge of the price floor and speculation levels. It is a gross amount of money
lol I think I am learning a thing or two with your post here. I am interested to know more on bitcoin fundamentals as it can be a good guide in investing with bitcoin. Now, looking at the current price of bitcoin, do you think it can still safe to enter the bitcoin mania or not anymore?
I don't think there's such thing of safe entry point or not. As long as you know the simple trading rule which is, buy low sell high, and you are in profit even small amount. Then, I believe you are doing good with your investments.
I am trying to share my research and discoveries with my fellow traders. Trading crypto is not hard when you understand how its cash flow works. How could you invest in a stock without knowing its cash flow and asset balances? I will post my personal bitcoin history tomorrow to let people know just how much I could have saved with knowledge of the price floor and speculation levels. It is a gross amount of money
lol I think I am learning a thing or two with your post here. I am interested to know more on bitcoin fundamentals as it can be a good guide in investing with bitcoin. Now, looking at the current price of bitcoin, do you think it can still safe to enter the bitcoin mania or not anymore?
Indeed, crypto trading is easy if you have fully understand the cash flow and how it works because you'll be able to know the decision to make at a specific time. It is very important that a trader knows the fundamentals of trading for them to be able to be successful.
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