I don't investigate that because I don't have more information or knowledge to find out. I think if your mean is about arbitrage trading, then I don't believe that it will always work because each exchange have a short delay plus we have a transaction that needs to confirm and sometimes, it needs longer than we can expect.
It was still difficult to predict when the bear and the bull run happen, but perhaps, we can get a clue if the volume increase higher suddenly and something might happen in the next hours. I think the whales gather in the big exchanges which have a big list of coins although I am sure that they have another account in the small exchange too to following the moving of the price.
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I didn't investigate it either, but I really want to do it. But your assumptions are correct, keep analyzing.
Have you already investigated about this?
No, but it may not help at all. Arbitrage bots are "trained" to handle the spikes quicker than you could. The ones doing arbitrage for real already have money in all the exchanges, so even if you see the delayed bull run, you already compete with those bots.
Also if you don't know what you do you may mistake the bigger buys for bull runs.
I think that what you want to do is prone to big errors and it may not help you much (is more like a gamble, really).
In predicting a bull / bear run was no difference if we do trade in the market exchange. Majority of the community in the forum they've predicted that before end of this year bull run will happen in the market. But we only have 1 week left to go before end of this year and yet bull run is not done yet also. Which means it is proven that the market was too unpredictable.
I could remember having this type of ideas some time last year when I was trading arbitrage. It is fundamental for us to know that the big whales trade most on the big exchange with high volume and in any way they have decided to push the market to we only see the infect about some few minutes late except we decided to be visiting the other books every time on those big exchange.
It is really difficulty to predicting a "run" , that is usually means it will take a long time.
For example, when bitcoin moved from 3500 to 4200 that wasn't really a "run", it was a good time of course and I hope many more like that happens in the following weeks but when you think about a "run" its usually a bigger change. Like when bitcoin went from 3k to 20k or when it went from 20k to 7k or when it moved from 6k to 3k, those are all "runs" but from 3500 to 4200 doesn't seem like a run.
However, if you are looking for those type of small stuff than check out the support and resistance and when bitcoin breaks one of them it usually goes all the way to the next one, if it breaks the support line it will definitely go to the next support line and if it breaks the resistance than it will go to the next resistance, those small number changes are almost always tied together.
For example, when bitcoin moved from 3500 to 4200 that wasn't really a "run", it was a good time of course and I hope many more like that happens in the following weeks but when you think about a "run" its usually a bigger change. Like when bitcoin went from 3k to 20k or when it went from 20k to 7k or when it moved from 6k to 3k, those are all "runs" but from 3500 to 4200 doesn't seem like a run.
However, if you are looking for those type of small stuff than check out the support and resistance and when bitcoin breaks one of them it usually goes all the way to the next one, if it breaks the support line it will definitely go to the next support line and if it breaks the resistance than it will go to the next resistance, those small number changes are almost always tied together.
IMO it is possible to "predict" an incoming bear or bull run with very high accuracy, in that when a whale/bull/bear is entering into play at a given moment, he does it on just one or two exchanges, not many of them, right?
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
I still haven't looked into it making precise graph comparisons, as it takes time to do this research.
Have you already investigated about this?
Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
I still haven't looked into it making precise graph comparisons, as it takes time to do this research.
Have you already investigated about this?
Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
I only see prediction, you're not whales. People have different strategy to face market risk and of course they have enough preparation about that. Bull and bear is about moment and moment can end any time they want. I interesting about graph comparisons, this is new and maybe can useful for my swing strategy.
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
Let's assume that this one is true and already proven, given that you only have 10 seconds to cope with the price delay on lower exchanges, I am asking you if you have that much time to look in the market? into a specific coin a whale is trading? I bet not. Though you have your point, it's still very hard to do so, the gap is too tight.
IMO it is possible to "predict" an incoming bear or bull run with very high accuracy, in that when a whale/bull/bear is entering into play at a given moment, he does it on just one or two exchanges, not many of them, right?
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
You're doing it wrong. There's no point trying to mimic the leading exchanges. Bots will beat you to the punch every time. Humans are no match for trading algorithms when it comes to reaction time.
I would focus instead on learning TA so you can recognize when trend reversals are happening and start riding trends. That's how to make good money. Here's a couple short tutorials to get you started:
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/09/trade-with-the-trend.asp
https://forums.babypips.com/t/trend-trading-tutorial-for-beginners/110246
I think this idea is better. No need to create new "Analysis", just using the written trends by itself, bet this is also profitable.
Predicting is just an speculation there is no assurance or maybe direct basis regarding bull/ bear market. We really didn't even know when crypto coin rise or fall, I believe that all of us has a different sights about crypto, we need to be more temperate about crypto because we don't really even know when price go rise or fall due to the unstable volume of investors that invest on the crypto market. I believe crypto has a great future but we cannot really know how crypto works in the next few days we really need to hold our asset today for good.
There is no chance in a million years,you'll be able to keep track with all this manipulations carried out mostly by bots.
If it was so easy to speculate and be close to being correct,we'll all be rich through such means as we'll be able to see the bull coming.
To me it's highly improbable to foresee the market movements.
If it was so easy to speculate and be close to being correct,we'll all be rich through such means as we'll be able to see the bull coming.
To me it's highly improbable to foresee the market movements.
IMO it is possible to "predict" an incoming bear or bull run with very high accuracy, in that when a whale/bull/bear is entering into play at a given moment, he does it on just one or two exchanges, not many of them, right?
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
You're doing it wrong. There's no point trying to mimic the leading exchanges. Bots will beat you to the punch every time. Humans are no match for trading algorithms when it comes to reaction time.
I would focus instead on learning TA so you can recognize when trend reversals are happening and start riding trends. That's how to make good money. Here's a couple short tutorials to get you started:
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/forex/09/trade-with-the-trend.asp
https://forums.babypips.com/t/trend-trading-tutorial-for-beginners/110246
Have you already investigated about this?
Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
The question is? Do you able to spot out easily with those movements? I doubt that only a few would really have the time to spot out such movement since we know that no one can able to detect if theres a certain whale is moving.Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
A simple pump up doesnt signify a bull run so predicting price reversals wont really be that just easy.We would able to find out when its already too late.
IMO it is possible to "predict" an incoming bear or bull run with very high accuracy, in that when a whale/bull/bear is entering into play at a given moment, he does it on just one or two exchanges, not many of them, right?
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
I still haven't looked into it making precise graph comparisons, as it takes time to do this research.
Have you already investigated about this?
Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
Suppose he is playing on Bitstamp one day.
Then big price changes happen on Bitstamp, and in very short time those changes propagate to other exchanges, right?
But i am sure they propagate with some delay, maybe 30 seconds, so that if you trade on a minor exchange, you have all the time to take measures before the big change propagates to the exchange you are using.
I still haven't looked into it making precise graph comparisons, as it takes time to do this research.
Have you already investigated about this?
Have you found any kind of "patterns" that support what i'm saying?
For example, have you observed whether or not the big whales always operate on those few major exchanges (say Coinbase, Bitfinex, Binance and Bitstamp), and then the price variation propagates to minor exchanges ( say Yobit, Cryptopia etc. ) with an useful delay ? (at least 10 seconds)
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