too me it look stagnant, and chart illustrated a decline in the long term
not a good investment imho
Topic: How to interpret this volume/price movement? (Read 812 times)
It's hard to say. It could be that long time holders have started to liquidate their holdings, meaning they give up and just want out of the market. On this scale it wouldn't make too much of a downwards blip, and the price is pretty close to the low of the last few months.
It could also be that someone is accumulating, but if they are they are doing it very cleverly, the price is not moving up at all.
I would be inclined to say that big holders are selling out. Primecoin seemed like a great idea at the time, but now it is abused by networks and cloud miners making the normal home PC fairly worthless as a miner.
It could also be that someone is accumulating, but if they are they are doing it very cleverly, the price is not moving up at all.
I would be inclined to say that big holders are selling out. Primecoin seemed like a great idea at the time, but now it is abused by networks and cloud miners making the normal home PC fairly worthless as a miner.
I'm pretty new to trading, I've been looking at different coin charts on cryptsy and I've noticed that a couple of the older coins that haven't had a rise in price in a while have recently had sudden, large increases in volume. These increases have sustained themselves for over a month now, while price has stayed even or dropped. What would make this happen, and is it a good or bad sign (or neither)? This is an example of what I mean, you can see the dramatic jump in volume over the last couple of months:
https://i.imgur.com/noSGyKK.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/noSGyKK.jpg
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