Topic: oh joy - page 2. (Read 4726 times)
humpf, flacid so soon??
what does this all mean 
is price going up/down/around/under .....
is price going up/down/around/under ..... anyone see this wall being tested yet?
i mean if the price drops to the wall and the wall holds that would be ... a first
i mean if the price drops to the wall and the wall holds that would be ... a first
It'd be fun, but perhaps not a first... I'm pretty sure I've seen large walls get eaten alive by huge selloffs before. Maybe I was hallucinating though. The walls probably weren't as large as this one though.
the ask wall just looks pathetic now... did it get smaller? or is it just me
It flattened out quite a bit within the last 24 hours.
the ask wall just looks pathetic now... did it get smaller? or is it just me
got more ppl cutting in front.
its not one person.
You sure about that? Time to make some side bets?
one person wouldn't separate their bids by only $0.01. they'd set up wider bid points like $0.25 or $0.50 apart.
the $4.61 bid wall is likely someone who wants to cut in front of the person at $4.60
Oh then let me fix that. Sorry, I didnt know the trading etiquette.
this is more than just a flashing a price to try and manipulate up the price. this would be too dangerous if the manipulator really didn't want to buy b/c its too close to last price. a seller could sweep thru with a market order and sell into the wall before the manipulator had a chance to take it down.
Bah, sounds like bull-dada
its not one person.
You sure about that? Time to make some side bets?
one person wouldn't separate their bids by only $0.01. they'd set up wider bid points like $0.25 or $0.50 apart.
the $4.61 bid wall is likely someone who wants to cut in front of the person at $4.60
whoever it is just got MOAR EAGER
this is more than just a flashing a price to try and manipulate up the price. this would be too dangerous if the manipulator really didn't want to buy b/c its too close to last price. a seller could sweep thru with a market order and sell into the wall before the manipulator had a chance to take it down.
anyone see this wall being tested yet?
i mean if the price drops to the wall and the wall holds that would be ... a first
i mean if the price drops to the wall and the wall holds that would be ... a first
its not one person.
You sure about that? Time to make some side bets?
one person wouldn't separate their bids by only $0.01. they'd set up wider bid points like $0.25 or $0.50 apart.
the $4.61 bid wall is likely someone who wants to cut in front of the person at $4.60
Oh then let me fix that. Sorry, I didnt know the trading etiquette.
its not one person.
You sure about that? Time to make some side bets?
one person wouldn't separate their bids by only $0.01. they'd set up wider bid points like $0.25 or $0.50 apart.
the $4.61 bid wall is likely someone who wants to cut in front of the person at $4.60
I never understood the meaning of the line on the far left (orange), and far right (blue). The middle green one is pretty straight forward. Anyone care to explain to an economics noob what I am looking at here? 
LOL sure!orange is people trying to buy coins, hover your mouse on this line and you will see how many coins is required to bring the price down
blue is people trying to sell their coins, hover your mouse on this line and you will see how many dollars is required to move the price up
right now we see someone is trying to buy a fuck load of coins really close to last price.... when we first see this, we are filled with joy
, but then we think, well may someone is just flashing their money trying to bring the price up 
its not one person.
You sure about that? Time to make some side bets?
I never understood the meaning of the line on the far left (orange), and far right (blue). The middle green one is pretty straight forward. Anyone care to explain to an economics noob what I am looking at here?
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I never understood the meaning of the line on the far left (orange), and far right (blue). The middle green one is pretty straight forward. Anyone care to explain to an economics noob what I am looking at here?
Support / resistance. The orange side (support) is a graphical representation of all the bids on the order book, blue (resistance) is all the asks. It's a fun show, but doesn't really help determine anything.
I never understood the meaning of the line on the far left (orange), and far right (blue). The middle green one is pretty straight forward. Anyone care to explain to an economics noob what I am looking at here?
didnt think of the 1% , just selloff is coming. wall is fake hope
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