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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 13785. (Read 26711605 times)

legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Future markets have already manipulated every underlying assets they touch WITHOUT having to deal with the real asset. I only care about the real number of bitcoins traded on the exchanges (which is not accurate but at least it gives us an idea). And, if there are exchanges that are playing with fire (fractional reserve anyone) let them burn. Bitcoin does not need exchanges in the long run anyway

Your underlying premise, Karartma, seems to be correct that real bitcoin should be more valuable than ones that are held by third parties or represented on pieces of paper that might not materialize the actual bitcoins.  So, if there are attempts to manipulate the price of bitcoin through these pieces of paper that fictionally represent bitcoins that are not backed by actual bitcoins, then those could merely be attempts to trick peeps into selling their real bitcoins, perhaps?  Maybe peeps are only going to be tricked for so long about the fictional bitcoins that are represented on pieces of paper that are not actually verified to have the coins, on the blockchain?
legendary
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Future markets have already manipulated every underlying assets they touch WITHOUT having to deal with the real asset. I only care about the real number of bitcoins traded on the exchanges (which is not accurate but at least it gives us an idea). And, if there are exchanges that are playing with fire (fractional reserve anyone) let them burn. Bitcoin does not need exchanges in the long run anyway
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
This small dump doesn't make much sense, don't sell. Volumes are low don't get fooled by those who want your coins. Remember there are only 21M (and we all know there are even less due to losses and such).
Let the panic unfold before your eyes but, don't be afraid. You all know how it works

So are these futures markets akin to creating new coins that will never have to be bought from the current pool as long as the market keeps moving in their collective majority direction?
legendary
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This small dump doesn't make much sense, don't sell. Volumes are low don't get fooled by those who want your coins. Remember there are only 21M (and we all know there are even less due to losses and such).
Let the panic unfold before your eyes but, don't be afraid. You all know how it works
hero member
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Plant 1xTree for each Satoshi earned!
Currently 18.5% of your guys think BTC will be over 12K May 31  Huh
   
I personally voted for sub 6K, but price could be in the  6,000-$6,500 area

Stop asking for cheap bitcoins... Smiley ... We will not sell. So... You can go now and sing at another table. We don't want to hear your singing! Smiley
jr. member
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Always believe in magic
Currently 18.5% of your guys think BTC will be over 12K May 31  Huh
   
I personally voted for sub 6K, but price could be in the  6,000-$6,500 area
legendary
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Doomed to see the future and unable to prevent it
https://tradingplacesnewsletter.com/move-over-crypto-enthusiasts-wall-street-will-take-it-from-here-5b5a9067bc5
ugh
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Far from being disintermediated, Wall Street is at the center of the new wave in interest in crypto. Liquidity in the crypto markets is powered by the same high-frequency trading firms that are dominate in equities, U.S. Treasuries, futures, and every other liquid asset class. Jump, the largest trader of U.S. Treasuries has a trading team of 22 people working on crypto according to a source familiar with the matter. That team is larger than any other single trading team (of which there are approximately two dozen) in the company. Hudson River Trading, Tower Research, and XR Trading all have large automated trading initiatives on the retail exchanges. (Notably absent from the list is Virtu.)
ugh

Yeah it's gross but true. Good read thx.

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The lack of relationship to real world fundamentals means that the true value of a crypto assets is impossible to determine (e.g., as opposed to price/earnings ratio of a stock), but the price is readily apparent by the balance of supply and demand in the market. This is a trader’s paradise! As a former trader, I did not know whether Treasury yields were going up or down a year from now (or even hours from now), but I could make a two-sided market to any counterparty on the street because I had a ton of information about who wanted to buy or sell.

This is so true of Eth.

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Uncensored money and distributed applications were great concepts but have found success in few real-world applications. However, the blockchain has found its killer app and it is Trading. There are a few new players in the market (notably, the crypto exchanges), but for the most part crypto is fitting into the existing world of the capital markets.

So, thank you crypto-nerds. You have invented the greatest financial instrument ever known to man. Wall Street will take it from here.

legendary
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Don't worry guys 1btc is still 1btc. I would have freaked out only if 1btc was 1bcash.

btc/usd is not that important. If it goes lower buy more, if it goes higher buy less. Just buy it anyway. Just think about the full moon in 2020 while you drive your lambo. You'll suddenly feel calm as a cow.  Grin
legendary
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Yes let's herd all the crackpot loop-de-doos into one action-packed thread.

Where the hell have you been? This thread has been packed with the crème de la crème crackpots and nutjobs for 5+ years.
You rang?  Roll Eyes

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That was a well played bull trap. *golf clap* Now is the same going to happen to the bears..or have we entered the long slow death. Hmm..I am starting to think the latter.

Same things seem to keep happening, every time there is a move the market exhausts itself before completing the jump to get out of the rut its been stuck in.
Its really quite unhealthy.

The lower low has invalidated the EW count I was looking at. I think downside risk is significant at this point and I am looking at $7.5kish.   Upside potential seems marginal for now and until we (if)break above $8.75k it appears to be more sideways. Keep shaking..I am sure a few more satoshi will rattle free. I know..here is a plan..lets drive down the price so we can let bankers and wall street goons have a great entry price. Ya..they are the same guys that have been screwing us over for decades but who cares..we are bitcoiners...we have magical internet money.


I wonder how long until Google and Facebook roll out a (centralized but they wont care)crypto. Pretty sure at that point this space will be relegated to a niche market. A quaint plaything of the rich and disenchanted.
legendary
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Viva Ut Vivas
copper member
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Clueless!
Bitcorn. Why you gotta be so boring ?

This dip is total weaksauce.

Make it stop! $7944 BTC! FML!







legendary
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ugh. its heading for 8k attack again.
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Are we going to re-test $6,000? :/

No worries folks! I took one for the team.
Sold the hot wallet stash to add to my pm stack.So price will be heading north again shortly.
 JM Bullion accepts bitcoin, just not from Coinbase. WTF is that all about?
Hadda move it to Electrum. PITA!!  
Oh well, now I got a shiny new Britania Gold coin to play tiddlywinks with.
Can't do that with Bitcoin!   Hey Roachy-poachy, did I do good?  lol

SWEET!
Hope it's a 1 ounce babe like this and not a profile of the Queen.



And I hope it was a BRITANNIA and not a "Britania" coin!  Haha  #BCoin  Grin
legendary
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Looks like we're heading due south at the mo, who's selling right now?

Users around the world bought pizza today with BTC  Wink
legendary
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
Nice, Bitrefill passed 1 BTC in payments received through the Lightning network.

2035 nodes (and rising)on the mainnet.

Slow growth but steady Cool




It's so beautiful!


legendary
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Nice, Bitrefill passed 1 BTC in payments received through the Lightning network.

2035 nodes (and rising)on the mainnet.

Slow growth but steady Cool

legendary
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Wondering if someone got lucky and dumped 12.5 BTC today... but they'll regret it later.

https://twitter.com/redtheminer/status/998489540913315846?s=12

 Grin
legendary
Activity: 3948
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Self-Custody is a right. Say no to"Non-custodial"
ugh. its heading for 8k attack again.
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Are we going to re-test $6,000? :/

No worries folks! I took one for the team.
Sold the hot wallet stash to add to my pm stack.So price will be heading north again shortly.
 JM Bullion accepts bitcoin, just not from Coinbase. WTF is that all about?
Hadda move it to Electrum. PITA!!  
Oh well, now I got a shiny new Britania Gold coin to play tiddlywinks with.
Can't do that with Bitcoin!   Hey Roachy-poachy, did I do good?  lol


It would be nice if you were just joking, but for some reason I am concluding that you may have carried out this weak hand move...   Shock me and tell me that I am merely unable to recognize a proper joke?    Cry Cry
Either way no biggie, if it was just an ounce not a big deal just probably a small part of his stash I can't see anyone sellinga majority of their crypto for gold.


Actually, your point about proportionality is very true; however, I think that I am attempting to make a slightly different point, and part of my thinking and ongoing BTC strategy is that if we have been in bitcoin for a while, then we should be attempting to plan ahead, which is to sell bitcoin as the price goes up and buy  BTC as the price goes down...

 For some reason, I am continuing to think of our current situation as a going down situation, rather than a going up situation.. even though we did have lows of $5,920 in early February and lows of $6,440 in early April.

So the question of whether BTC prices are currently going up or down would depend upon some of our own personal buy/sell actions, so for example if guys (and gal) were to have stocked up a bit more BTC during those early February and early April BTC price dips, then these peeps might still consider BTC prices to be going up from those lower price points, yet our most recent BTC price movements have been largely down from $9,950 in early May, so I suppose I am a bit bothered if guys (and gal) are selling BTC when the price is going down from $9,950 to presently below $8k because of that recent BTC price direction seems to be the current one that justifies either buying or HODLing... So, yeah, in my thinking should justify either buying or HODLing rather than selling (unless you largely immediately replace any sold BTC proportions).

On the other hand, I do recognize that some well trained HODLing guys and gal have differing strategies, but when sirazimuth posted, he seems to be conceding that his choice to buy gold constitutes a bit of bad timing and deviation from best practices, and perhaps admitted capitulation, even if the overall quantity of capitulation was not very LARGE in the full scheme of things.  From my perspective, sirazimuth still seems to be conceding that he is acting against what he believes to be the better (best) practices in the BTC HODL camp... so that is part of the reason for my seemingly holier than thou and projected sadness lecture in his direction.   Cry Cry  

Your making me post this response makes me so sad that I can hardly take it any more.  Rosewater, you have any suggestions about how to handle these kinds of tough times in btclandia?
legendary
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Shitcoin Minimalist
Yes let's herd all the crackpot loop-de-doos into one action-packed thread.

Where the hell have you been? This thread has been packed with the crème de la crème crackpots and nutjobs for 5+ years.
legendary
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How low will we go? 8k is breached, about 7870 at the moment.
I've got some cash at last. Wouldn't mind to get some moar, even without hoping to do so at the bottom - which isn't reasonable, as we all know. Rather, I could start a fresh 2J-ladder near a local low.

In the meantime, my hedge short has payed off some along the way. Play money nearly doubled. Part of the short still stands, as an insurance agains 5k. Liquidation price is over 100k.
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Those bitcoin dumps turned to be very boring.

It is not a normal behavior market dumps.

Wake me up when this bullshit stop.
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