Topic: Look at that wall on Stamp! (Read 2484 times)
Still going well, slow and steady
Time to take down the walls Stamp sellers!
Let the people through!
He he!
Let the people through!
He he!
So how big was the wall? I missed it...
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
+1 I think you're right!
Are you guys pretending to be stupid or do you really not understand how walls work?
Really? You didn't get the mockery there?
I guess that's what happens when keepin' it real goes wrong
Someone, for whatever reason, is desperate to keep the price down on Stamp! Incredible stuff!
Looking for cheaper coins, whoever you are?
Looking for cheaper coins, whoever you are?
I don't know if I am sober but I believe that bitcoin will end up either sub $0 or >$1M but it is irrelevant. What really matters are idea behind this crypto. At some point it will win legal or not. I will ride the cart to the end( my end ). The name bitcoin litecoin whatever...Idea matters. Can't you see no one can stop this in long term.China will embrace it at some point not today then in 2020. We are all early adopters here and we will gain the most
By all means, you can pay me to take your coins
I don't know how to factor china effect it is obvious.
I guessed somewhere that it will suppress prices below $1000 till end of january, I was wrong.
Anyway I am amused by those calls of doom and gloom whenever the tide temporarily turns.
For those who didn't catch my point overall I am bullish
I guessed somewhere that it will suppress prices below $1000 till end of january, I was wrong.
Anyway I am amused by those calls of doom and gloom whenever the tide temporarily turns.
For those who didn't catch my point overall I am bullish
Up 89%, down 50% up 60% down 70%, up 90% and the story continues.......
.....several opportunities to make or break a fortune, all within the space of the last 4 weeks.
Bitcoin is like a psychotic rattlesnake at the moment and who really knows where it will strike next and to what extremities. It amazes me that with something as volatile as Bitcoin, how people can still apply the same normalcy bias to it as though it were just another everyday thing.
My mate said to me sometime in early Dec; "I can't see Bitcoin ever going below $1000 ever again"
I said; "Don't go fkn deluding yourself!"
At the time, I was bullish, and earning a pretty penny trading Bitcoins both on Bitstamp and shifting them on for a premium on LocalBitcoins. All my greatest hopes would have been pinned on the mania lasting forever. If it had done so as the majority of the perma-bulls assured me it would, then I would have been forced to pack in my day job (and it is a pretty damn well paying 'day job'), but i could never allow myself to be so naive and events have proven my precaution to be well warranted.
Perhaps if you are one of those who have been riding the Bitcoin gravy train since sub $100 times, then it becomes increasingly hard to have a sober outlook towards Bitcoin?
Sure, widespread uptake, adoption, and development based upon the Bitcoin protocol may well take Bitcoin to unforseen heights, or legislative pressure from western governments may bury it. But that is all to come. What is on the plate just now is the China syndrome. I hear lots of people dismiss the significance of China's scheduled exit from open market Bitcoin trading, but I have never heard a convincing argument why.
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
+1 I think you're right!
Are you guys pretending to be stupid or do you really not understand how walls work?
I was just having a bit of a laugh with the guy. Perhaps you should try it sometime!
can't. bitcoin is srs bizness. gotta stay focused.
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
+1 I think you're right!
Are you guys pretending to be stupid or do you really not understand how walls work?
I was just having a bit of a laugh with the guy. Perhaps you should try it sometime!
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
+1 I think you're right!
Are you guys pretending to be stupid or do you really not understand how walls work?
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
+1 I think you're right!
Look at the bid walls on every exchange! Someone is trying desperately to hold the price up. Protecting their investment? trying to get out at a higher price?
I don't know how to factor china effect it is obvious.
I guessed somewhere that it will suppress prices below $1000 till end of january, I was wrong.
Anyway I am amused by those calls of doom and gloom whenever the tide temporarily turns.
For those who didn't catch my point overall I am bullish
I guessed somewhere that it will suppress prices below $1000 till end of january, I was wrong.
Anyway I am amused by those calls of doom and gloom whenever the tide temporarily turns.
For those who didn't catch my point overall I am bullish
Up 89%, down 50% up 60% down 70%, up 90% and the story continues.......
.....several opportunities to make or break a fortune, all within the space of the last 4 weeks.
Bitcoin is like a psychotic rattlesnake at the moment and who really knows where it will strike next and to what extremities. It amazes me that with something as volatile as Bitcoin, how people can still apply the same normalcy bias to it as though it were just another everyday thing.
My mate said to me sometime in early Dec; "I can't see Bitcoin ever going below $1000 ever again"
I said; "Don't go fkn deluding yourself!"
At the time, I was bullish, and earning a pretty penny trading Bitcoins both on Bitstamp and shifting them on for a premium on LocalBitcoins. All my greatest hopes would have been pinned on the mania lasting forever. If it had done so as the majority of the perma-bulls assured me it would, then I would have been forced to pack in my day job (and it is a pretty damn well paying 'day job'), but i could never allow myself to be so naive and events have proven my precaution to be well warranted.
Perhaps if you are one of those who have been riding the Bitcoin gravy train since sub $100 times, then it becomes increasingly hard to have a sober outlook towards Bitcoin?
Sure, widespread uptake, adoption, and development based upon the Bitcoin protocol may well take Bitcoin to unforseen heights, or legislative pressure from western governments may bury it. But that is all to come. What is on the plate just now is the China syndrome. I hear lots of people dismiss the significance of China's scheduled exit from open market Bitcoin trading, but I have never heard a convincing argument why.
Not even a screenshot? ...
I too was disappointed in OP.
I guess all this nov-oct rally was temporary bounce on the way to inevitable collapse, am I correct??
Not at all.
I was bullish on Bitcoin right up until the point came where (for everyone except the Bitcoin nutter) the tide had clearly turned.
Bitcoin could one day grow to a five figure value. Or it could collapse in the face of legislative pressure back down to double or even single digits.
I really don't know what the fuck is going to happen long term, but when the time is right, I would be prepared to place a large bet that it goes '2 da moon', but that time is not now.
If Bitcoin without China would be valued at around $350 by now, then what price will Bitcoin discover post Jan 2014, when China is largely out of Bitcoin. In your calculation, feel free to factor in any wild undershoot prices that come about as a result of market capitulation panic.
I guessed somewhere that it will suppress prices below $1000 till end of january, I was wrong.
Anyway I am amused by those calls of doom and gloom whenever the tide temporarily turns.
For those who didn't catch my point overall I am bullish
Not even a screenshot? ...
I guess all this nov-oct rally was temporary bounce on the way to inevitable collapse, am I correct??
Not at all.
I was bullish on Bitcoin right up until the point came where (for everyone except the Bitcoin nutter) the tide had clearly turned.
Bitcoin could one day grow to a five figure value. Or it could collapse in the face of legislative pressure back down to double or even single digits.
I really don't know what the fuck is going to happen long term, but when the time is right, I would be prepared to place a large bet that it goes '2 da moon', but that time is not now.
If Bitcoin without China would be valued at around $350 by now, then what price will Bitcoin discover post Jan 2014, when China is largely out of Bitcoin. In your calculation, feel free to factor in any wild undershoot prices that come about as a result of market capitulation panic.
There'll be no collapse... They are only some people who hope that the price will go down briefly so they can buy cheap 
Then they will come back saying: "well, all these up and downs inevitably will make BTC worth 1500 USD by the end of the week...
Then they will come back saying: "well, all these up and downs inevitably will make BTC worth 1500 USD by the end of the week...
I guess all this nov-oct rally was temporary bounce on the way to inevitable collapse, am I correct??
What inevitable collapse are you talking about? Jeez.
The bulls are always right on the way up but the bears are always right on the way down.
You are rationalising to fit your paradigm. This is just the same as all the "Bitcoin hits $1000 on Zynga news" bullshit. In reality, Bitcoin was trending up long before the Zynga announcement and spiked, failing to break above key resistance levels across all exchanges and most significantly on the Chinese exchanges. Bitcoin is now on it's way down with or without the help of some sell wall on Bitstamp. The next key support level seems to be $670 - $730 ish. If past Bitcoin behaviour to resistance and support levels is anything to go by, the next good buy in point could well be around here, but buyers should be aware that they may only be buying into a temporary bounce.
I guess all this nov-oct rally was temporary bounce on the way to inevitable collapse, am I correct?? The bulls are always right on the way up but the bears are always right on the way down.
I disagree. While all exchanges can of course lead depending on circumstances, Bitstamp has been very strong recently upwards too, playing the leading role in recent rallies.
If you were watching the walls you would have seen what happened here. Sudden very strong downward pressure being put on Stamp with unusually tall sell walls going up bang in the middle of the spread every minute and then disappearing when the price moved down a little. Then bang up again. For 45 minutes.
Clear case of someone trying to push down and create a panic. It didn't work and when they took the lid off Stamp blew up like a fountain!
If you were watching the walls you would have seen what happened here. Sudden very strong downward pressure being put on Stamp with unusually tall sell walls going up bang in the middle of the spread every minute and then disappearing when the price moved down a little. Then bang up again. For 45 minutes.
Clear case of someone trying to push down and create a panic. It didn't work and when they took the lid off Stamp blew up like a fountain!
You are rationalising to fit your paradigm. This is just the same as all the "Bitcoin hits $1000 on Zynga news" bullshit. In reality, Bitcoin was trending up long before the Zynga announcement and spiked, failing to break above key resistance levels across all exchanges and most significantly on the Chinese exchanges. Bitcoin is now on it's way down with or without the help of some sell wall on Bitstamp. The next key support level seems to be $670 - $730 ish. If past Bitcoin behaviour to resistance and support levels is anything to go by, the next good buy in point could well be around here, but buyers should be aware that they may only be buying into a temporary bounce.
If you were watching the walls you would have seen what happened here. Sudden very strong downward pressure being put on Stamp with unusually tall sell walls going up bang in the middle of the spread every minute and then disappearing when the price moved down a little. Then bang up again. For 45 minutes.
Isn't that just someone trying to use Bitstamps silly alternative for a market order, their "Instant order". They describe it as:
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When you place an instant order, we add an order at the current bid or ask price (depending on the type of the order). If there is not enough bitcoins available at that price, your order will remain open until someone sells or buys additional bitcoins at that price. Our trading engine will then reposition your order every 10 minutes to the current order book offer.
This sounds like what you're describing: A wall right at the current price, that sits there for a bit and then disappears and moves down with the price.
That's a good point actually. A sell off at Bitstamp can happen differently to GOX in that way.
But these walls were disappearing for a minute or two at a time then shooting back. An automatic calculation by the trade engine shouldn't take minutes.
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