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1000s btc is a whale as you can influence small alt coin markets. Anyone who owns 100k+ btc must be Godzilla as it can influence bitcoin price.
A whale is actually someone who owns 500 or more Bitcoins.
That's enough to move All alt-coin markets, and a buy or sell at that magnitude is enough to cause a panic buy/panic sell on the Bitcoin/USD market too...
1,000+BTC is just a very large whale, hell, You can move a whole altcoin market like Whitecoin or Cinni with just 50 or less BTC..
That's enough to move All alt-coin markets, and a buy or sell at that magnitude is enough to cause a panic buy/panic sell on the Bitcoin/USD market too...
1,000+BTC is just a very large whale, hell, You can move a whole altcoin market like Whitecoin or Cinni with just 50 or less BTC..
It's easy:
0.1 - 0.5 Clam
0.5 - 1 Jellyfish
1 - 5 Starfish
5 - 10 Red fish
10 - 25 Crab
25 - 50 Lobster
50 - 100 Sea Turtle
100 - 175 Squid
175 - 300 Octopus
300 - 500 Eel
500 - 750 Stingray
750 - 1000 Seal
1000 - 1250 Walrus
1250 - 1500 Dolphin
1500 - 1750 Shark
1750 - 2000 Orca
2000+ Whale
0.1 - 0.5 Clam
0.5 - 1 Jellyfish
1 - 5 Starfish
5 - 10 Red fish
10 - 25 Crab
25 - 50 Lobster
50 - 100 Sea Turtle
100 - 175 Squid
175 - 300 Octopus
300 - 500 Eel
500 - 750 Stingray
750 - 1000 Seal
1000 - 1250 Walrus
1250 - 1500 Dolphin
1500 - 1750 Shark
1750 - 2000 Orca
2000+ Whale
I thought I was a whale with my +500 BTC 
for example: Jeff owns 350.000 BTC....guess roger ver has also 300k - 500k.
so your 1000 is nothing
who is jeff anyway?so your 1000 is nothing
350K BTC will make him billionaire
and it's very easy to manipulate bitcoin market with that huge amount of BTC
so where's the Whale jokes? like Whale sat a bar.. etc
A man in a movie theater notices what looks like a whale sitting next to him.
"Are you a whale?" asked the man, surprised.
"Yes."
"What are you doing at the movies?"
The whale replied, "Well, I liked the book."
100-1000 is a shark
1000-10k is a whale
10k+ is a megalodon
1000-10k is a whale
10k+ is a megalodon
Haha, I like that
for example: Jeff owns 350.000 BTC....guess roger ver has also 300k - 500k.
so your 1000 is nothing
so your 1000 is nothing
whales at least have 20-25% BTC from daily volume on exchange
around 1000~1200 BTC will enough to manipulate markets
i don't think they are not from newly investor of BTC, maybe from early adopters who own many bitcoins
anyone knows how many BTC that whales need to move price from $1xx to $1000 last year?
around 1000~1200 BTC will enough to manipulate markets
i don't think they are not from newly investor of BTC, maybe from early adopters who own many bitcoins
anyone knows how many BTC that whales need to move price from $1xx to $1000 last year?
1,000 is not that much, spread across a few exchanges.
There are near to 13,000,000 BTC, and more appearing each day.
A Whale would have to have access to a substantial proportion of that. Someone with 1,000 BTC is just someone with a lot of BTC
Karpeles, BTC-e, Silk Road (of old) were Whales.
A Whale moves the market at will. He/she would have only a few competitors. They will be in cahoots, although they will all be shit scared of being out-manoeuvred by the others.
There are near to 13,000,000 BTC, and more appearing each day.
A Whale would have to have access to a substantial proportion of that. Someone with 1,000 BTC is just someone with a lot of BTC
Karpeles, BTC-e, Silk Road (of old) were Whales.
A Whale moves the market at will. He/she would have only a few competitors. They will be in cahoots, although they will all be shit scared of being out-manoeuvred by the others.
Only a fraction of that 13 million is actually in exchanges at any given time however.
1,000 is not that much, spread across a few exchanges.
There are near to 13,000,000 BTC, and more appearing each day.
A Whale would have to have access to a substantial proportion of that. Someone with 1,000 BTC is just someone with a lot of BTC
Karpeles, BTC-e, Silk Road (of old) were Whales.
A Whale moves the market at will. He/she would have only a few competitors. They will be in cahoots, although they will all be shit scared of being out-manoeuvred by the others.
There are near to 13,000,000 BTC, and more appearing each day.
A Whale would have to have access to a substantial proportion of that. Someone with 1,000 BTC is just someone with a lot of BTC
Karpeles, BTC-e, Silk Road (of old) were Whales.
A Whale moves the market at will. He/she would have only a few competitors. They will be in cahoots, although they will all be shit scared of being out-manoeuvred by the others.
Yup, 1000 and we can it a whale, that's some pretty insane amount of btc one can hold atm.
one NEMstake
I would say a whale owns at least 1000 BTC
That said the definition of a whale is someone who has a lot of money
By Fiat Standards a whale would be someone who has
300 to 600 BTC to spend in vegas at an exchange rate of $500
1000 BTC in Macau
From Wikipedia
A high roller, also referred to as a whale in the casino industry, is a gambler who wagers large amounts of money. High rollers often receive lavish "comps" from casinos to lure them onto the gambling floors, such as free private jet transfers, limousine use and use of the casinos' best suites. Casinos may also extend credit to a player to continue betting, offer rebates on betting turnover or losses, and salaries of employees may also contain incentive arrangements to bring in high rollers.
The definition of a high roller varies. At Crown Casino in Australia it involves bringing between A$50,000 and $75,000 to the table. High roller players often have very high table limits allowing the high roller exclusive use. Casinos compete on bet limits, in Australia limits of A$300,000 are common, in Las Vegas they are between US$150,000 and $300,000, and in Macau they are up to US$500,000. Only casinos with "substantial financial firepower" can accommodate high-stakes gambling due to the "volatility" of results.
That said the definition of a whale is someone who has a lot of money
By Fiat Standards a whale would be someone who has
300 to 600 BTC to spend in vegas at an exchange rate of $500
1000 BTC in Macau
From Wikipedia
A high roller, also referred to as a whale in the casino industry, is a gambler who wagers large amounts of money. High rollers often receive lavish "comps" from casinos to lure them onto the gambling floors, such as free private jet transfers, limousine use and use of the casinos' best suites. Casinos may also extend credit to a player to continue betting, offer rebates on betting turnover or losses, and salaries of employees may also contain incentive arrangements to bring in high rollers.
The definition of a high roller varies. At Crown Casino in Australia it involves bringing between A$50,000 and $75,000 to the table. High roller players often have very high table limits allowing the high roller exclusive use. Casinos compete on bet limits, in Australia limits of A$300,000 are common, in Las Vegas they are between US$150,000 and $300,000, and in Macau they are up to US$500,000. Only casinos with "substantial financial firepower" can accommodate high-stakes gambling due to the "volatility" of results.
Interesting. I always assumed it was an invention by the Bitcoin community. Kind of like "hodl", "new wealthy elite", "to the moon", "goxxed", etc.
so where's the Whale jokes? like Whale sat a bar.. etc
i wanna be a barracuda 
In cryptos the term 'whale' is just used as an excuse for either getting caught with bags or to promote a pump.
such large kelsey fish much whale wow
100-1000 is a shark
1000-10k is a whale
10k+ is a megalodon
1000-10k is a whale
10k+ is a megalodon
You can't define this kind of thing, how could you -_- this is retarded...it could be any ammount it's just metaphoric term.
1,000 BTC sounds about right.
A whale is somebody whose actions tend to cause noticeable shifts in the market. In the Bitcoin market, 100 BTC would be enough to achieve this, but most whales don't play with their entire balance.
A whale is somebody whose actions tend to cause noticeable shifts in the market. In the Bitcoin market, 100 BTC would be enough to achieve this, but most whales don't play with their entire balance.
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