Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 13361. (Read 26723832 times)

Sorry to see you're so damn salty and bitter in there r0ach    r0achy need a hug?  

morning star on the 15 min chart at least 

With these super low prices we may need to shut down the blockchain.

Fortunately they released Satoshi's alert key.

Time to trigger the shutdown switch? Or might things turn around?

I'm scared.

Help.

The personality test is mostly useless since it's already well known anyone who isn't retarded is going to get either INTJ or something close to it.  Since the majority of women are large, emotionally unstable children, cannot compete against men as a group, and are the species baby making machines, they're obviously going to score higher in social and emotional traits.  

Linguistics (social traits) are mostly the art of trying to manipulate people for personal gain, which is why both women and Jews score high in it.  People who can just go out and do something themselves without relying on others don't need to develop some ultra maximized blabbering ability to try and con people.  Since humans have specialization of labor, and women are the baby making machines, they have retained these maximized social traits to try and acquire resources for their offspring.  As for male Jews overwhelmingly having these female traits, that's simply because they're parasites/grifters.

The secondary part of the social traits (emotional) are due to the female needing to bond with the child, and the fact that through evolution women have not provided for themselves, so any isolation from the group is fatal. Therefore, their scores are always going to be about being emotionally sensitive to what other's think (mindlessly following popular opinion), because if they don't follow popular opinion, through evolution they have died. And there is your history lesson on why women generally do not have interesting brains or ideas, and why extreme linguistic/social traits found in males (beyond what is required for things like specialization of labor) are usually a sign of the con artist.

I agree that it is good to have some plan for exponential price growth.  I recall that I had gotten a close relative into bitcoin in late 2014 at around $385, and certainly I had though that was the bottom or close to the bottom, and then we spent an additional year in the $200s and far below $385.  

I kept telling that relative that at some point in the future I expected prices to go between $3k and $5k in a kind of exponential rise that was similar to earlier rises, so I found it ill-advised to sell anywhere in the upper 3 digits or even to sell $1000s.  I said that on the other hand, if the relative began to sell some or all of the bitcoins in the $2k price arena, then I would not be blaming for that.

That particular relative has held onto 2/3 of her bitcoins through all of this up and down, and cashed out more than 3x her fiat investment amount.. and yeah, these exponential price rises happen quickly, and it is good to have some structure of a plan and even if you tweak the plan here and there, to largely attempt to follow the cashing out part of the plan, whether you are cashing out 10% every time the price doubles (after reaching a certain price), or you find some other comfortable price point that is neither too greedy or too premature.


There are too many folks who were cashing out before $1k, and I recall in 2015 a lot of posts in one thread that anticipated $1k as a very high price and doubts that BTC would stay above $1k for very long, once arriving in that price range.

There is a BIG allure for consumer goods, which causes too much willingness to lock in profits, way too early.

At least you held out for 2k, julian071 sold a third of his stash at 1000 euro to buy a Ducati.

True, however I did buy the Porsche (an older one, so not that much B) at 2k a bitcoin, so there is that. Felt a bit dumb with it hit 19k, would still like it a bit more than 7.

Maybe when it hits 20k again. Meantime got to plan and prepare for these sorts of things, they can happen quickly.

just early home after saturday dinner/drinking ....checking CMC and even when still dipping in al red numbers
realizing 1 thing and that is that NEO is BTC and all other coins or financial institutions,banks etc are just... ... agent smith's

No, indeed I'm not selling. In fact I bought some this afternoon to take advantage of the dip.

I do try to keep abreast of rate changes. When I posted images of negative buy fees, they were at my closest ATM, the one that is currently down. Today I had to spend over an hour on transit (round trip) to get a decent buy fee (1.7%).

Meanwhile the ATM where I used to get negative sell fees did a complete turnaround is is currently charging double digits. If I had to sell some now for pocket cash, I'd have to pay 3.7%, but at least it's an ATM close to home.

Things are always changing. You've got to keep with the times.

Finally caught up, of course my extensive ignore list helped matters.

I have to say, these last 30 pages or so were not near so much fun as the rest.

Thanks for clearing that up. Couldn't get the disparity between the 2 projects, and fell asleep reading the whitepaper stuff, but that's it.

these are two distinct platform which coincidentally share the same name. Zimbeck doesn't have anything to do with the second one, afaik.

I doubt that peeps in the mood, currently, to talk about lambos. 

https://cryptodisrupt.com/bitbay-decentralized-peg-opens-door-for-stabilized-cryptocurrency/ seems like yet another non-starter for the Zimbeck guy
https://cointelegraph.com/news/bitbay-partners-with-german-firm-to-enable-equity-token-trading-with-fiat-currencies seems like maaybe this time...

Why would you be checking out both?

Wouldn't you be in the buy market?  You are not in the sell market, right?

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2018-08-04/canadians-begin-boycotting-us-goods

HAHAHA, Joke on them! We don't have any!

O.k.  Makes it harder to accuse you of talking your book because if you had sold a significant amount in the $6k to $10k price arena, then that could skew your hopium a bit towards downward.



Yes.  There is a certain pleasure in using proceeds from higher sales amounts to replace your sold BTC and also have a bit extra on the side (fiat and BTC)




50% is decent and even quite high if it works out. My system does not return anywhere close to that.




From what you are saying, it seems that you are just planning to ride out any upside situation, and therefore if prices were to shoot higher than your earlier cashing out point, you would just end up locking in those earlier profits (as a kind of cashing out).  Surely nothing wrong with that, and surely nothing wrong with attempting to play the very BIG swings and having a system in which you remain o.k. either way.




Even though we are framing 2013 differently and attempting to predict future performance (somewhat) based on our framing of 2013, probably the punchline still comes through with your placing a greater probability to this being a likely longer correction period, and I remain more doubtful about that longer correction period projection.  Each of us can describe why we see it in our way, and each of us seems to have a buy/sell plan that is personally tailored to our own comfort level, so in the end, we will see what happens.  Of course, if the BTC price goes shooting up before the end of 2018, I will be sticking my tongue out at the more bearish scenarios... but I am kind of agreeing that that scenario is seeming less and less probable with the passage of time and also our most recent price correction back below $7k....

whenever there's a sea of red on CoinMarketCap, just for a shiggle I always look for that one that pumps.
just cuz there always is...and lo and behold....
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