Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 13847. (Read 26728327 times)

Light Blue = bitcoin market cap
Green = bitcoin value
Red = realr0ach posts activity at Wall Observer BTC/USD thread

Conclusion:

realr0ach is more active in the thread when bitcoin dips.

The market giveth and the market taketh away.  The market gave a lot (the largest bubble in the history of mankind unless you count the US dollar), and now it wants to take it all back while pigs like JayJuanGee get slaughtered. 

May the reich be with you.

I love my chickens too

Everytime there saying bottom is in but we dont know?
If this Goes on were gonne get lower prices not good for the market and faith of btc

Local bottom at 6/6 or so, maybe

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.38499790

Waitaminnut. I was told there would be aliens.

Sure it is sad, but you can also read some of the details that bones provides to show that he has chosen some of his situation.



I think that you are right that investing a certain amount of money every month (or every week, depending on how you plan your budget) is a way to build the long term... that saved money can be $5 a week or even a smaller amount, and it should be set aside only after you have established an emergency fund and you have also gotten into the practice of making sure that all of your expenses are covered, such as not living off of your credit cards (that is spending more than you take in).

A problem with a lot of folks is they start to believe that the amount that they saved over the years, becomes a piggy bank that they can just cash out all or part at any time or to take profits too quickly and too much. 

So, living within your means, and not getting tempted by spending the amount that you have saved can be very prudent mindsets.  You are correct that it should not matter how much you make in order to attempt to stock away a small portion of what you make... and if you are having to draw into your savings, then either you have to cut back on your spending or figure out a way to earn more to cover all of your expenses.

Let's say that over the years, you have built up $10k into your investment savings, and then yes you might be able to move some of those funds around.  Of course, if you have a 401k, you might not be able to easily move those funds around, but there should be no reason to cash out of your 401k unless you are really sure that you can make up for the penalty that you are charged by withdrawing it.  But even if you can move the $10k around, that does not mean that you should start to gamble with it.. so yeah some of that might go into crypto and some might go into other kinds of investments.  I certainly don't recommend diversifying within crypto, unless you have established a decent bitcoin position first, and then you can branch out once you have bitcoin figured out.

Even though I made a lot of money in bitcoin, I still don't really feel any compelling need to branch out into other cryptos - even though I do happen to have a few other cryptos, but that was not really anything that I actively pursued beyond just playing around with a couple percentage points of the total value of my BTC investment.

Another point is that some people get into a mindset that they believe that they have to gamble because they are already in a bad position in order to make up for all that they lost out on... which is not a healthy mindset.  The most healthy mindset is to figure out a plan that works from your current position, rather than trying to make up all the shit that you screwed up in the past.  So if you have various expenses to cut, then you can do it, and if you have various high interests credit cards then you should pay those off.. by paying the higher interest ones off first.. and chipping away and chipping away to build and diversify your various investments while making sure that you living expenses are covered, and even establishing a cashflow plan that goes 6 to 18 months into the future, so you can see how much money that you have to spare on an ongoing basis and see that some months have tighter cashflows than other months.

Damn if we go to 3k-4K thats realy bad for BTC, from 20k to 3k is not good.
I hope your wrong... if your not then iT Will be a hard time for BTC owners including my self.

They'll just lose their customers to decentralized exchanges with this move. They are shooting their own foot. Most people were making trades on those exchanges because they weren't asking any papers, now that's gone, those people will move to somewhere else which doesn't do that shit and Dex's pretty much guarantee this.

MasterLuc does not think it looks good...

Why is Bitcoin there? At bitcoin, everything is bad in the mid-term. In the week-long picture, you can see yourself - in the negative zone of the BB, the falling ma20 and everything like that presses from above. Where do we fall? On my previous charts, there is a historical logarithmic support line in the 3-4k area, depending on how to navigate. In the area of ​​2000, we are met by a week-long ma200. I consider the support of this curve to be absolute at this stage. It just can not be pierced.

Bear the wind blows to us from Wall Street. There are very clever guys with big swaps, they are shaking the same button in all markets, including bitcoin. This is an exhaustive explanation of what is happening.

Once again I say bulls sleep at least until the 19 th year.

Damn when is it gonne stop?
Dropping fast now...

Someone with charts how things looking for now

At least he owns his own lambo and obtained it honestly.  

https://www.cnbc.com/2018/05/14/those-lambos-parked-at-the-bitcoin-conference-are-just-a-promotion.html



https://medium.com/@mattcollburner/bitmex-insiders-caught-in-a-web-of-lies-6d9b90baa693

I feel like a broken record, but in bitcoin, you should be able to make profits and engage in trading that largely builds up your BTC holdings without using any leverage.

Once you practice non-leveraged for a considerable amount of time, then you can add some leverage, but like d-eddie mentioned, very small leverage.. and perhaps work your way up with the leverage once you figure out some leveraging-like systems that seem to be working for you in the long term.

Problem seems to be that so many folks who dabble in trading are really gambling and seem to be attempting to get rich too quick, and maybe once in a while they get lucky, yet instead of locking in the profits, they continue to double down or to play with amounts that are too large of a percentage of the value of their holdings.

Enforce KYC/AML rules that anyone with any clue of how the world works could see coming years ago.

ceo of ico^    weeee

Well, damn it! If this is what needs to be done to get it above 10k again so be it:



Then i need, Jennifer Tilly, (I will be her voodoo love puppet) and a Chucky Doll....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Tilly]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Tilly]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jennifer_Tilly




then:




lastly, some frigging Chickens.....you know how hard it is to get live Voodoo Grade AAA Chicken's on Memorial Day!

But we need 10k BTC, the needs must, when the devil drives.....

Oh no! MarkJ what happened to that beautiful paint job bro?

Ah, I see you are new here. Welcome to the Machine.

Agree with both.

Though raising chickens for the fun of it is all good. And the satisfaction of knowing what is in your food. And being prepared. And getting drunk with your neighbors when you bring them free eggs...

Oh hell yes. But it's more complicated than a simple cost benefit analysis where eggs are the revenue.