Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1507. (Read 26708576 times)

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BTCBTC break its resistance of 34k and touches to 35k now

….and … Boom 35,089 on bitstamp… sweet

Cheers bitcoinland

https://www.bitstamp.net/markets/btc/usd/

Nice rebound.

Dump incoming.

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Nobody is going to sell Bitcoin before the ETF. Who in his right mind would like to be caught short when the SEC approves the ETF?
When ETF gets approved, this cross would be lifted big time.

Oh no what happened?

We were told there would be a “flippening”.


https://x.com/80iqmindset/status/1719673005842792813

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We are gonna see this more and more, because Britain only allows big compaines to make payments and other things related, for example only the big gambling bookies are in the UK, but you are never gonna see a little one registered or autorized there. Because is really dificult to achieve the greenlight and also because they are very hard on laws and regulatory things.

So this very good for us we are gonna start to see big companies achieving this "greenlight" in UK and being a grand new for the world.

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About BTC price i think we are in the good path, but we have to be more patient now than ever, some big moves are being played by the world states and compaines, and we are seeing a war world developing in front of our eyes. Lets see how this scalated, and how the central banks all over the world reacts. Then we can see how much BTC starts to pump.

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 We are all hyperjacked 

I’m feeling good at 34,500$ …  next stop 35k$ imo
Cheers

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The Fed has already lit the dumpster fire that is going explode next year, and they know it.

It'll be the perfect storm.

I'm stocking up on popcorn...

That's pretty whimpy of you.  I am not really surprised, though. 

Historically (or in the past), several times, you have engaged in similar diverting and averting, so it is not like out of your play book to evade and avoid some shrapnel heading your way (or already head your way?)...


I have to admit that when the BTC price starts getting relatively close to the seemingly outside parameters of the "don't wake me up zone" I start to feel a wee bit of stirrenings, too...   thinking something like:  "Perhaps something is getting ready to start to about to maybe happen?"

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Pretty wild that after such a big move upward we didn’t see a correction at all. That shows the strength of the market currently as profit taking coins are being snapped up by whoever out there is buying. It’s a clear cut sign of consolidation which I believe means that the next move will be upward and a big one. We’ll see if the market is playing tricks or will deliver a treat.

I am not sure if I can agree to stop picking on your ideas and/or even exaggerating what you had said and/or done.. except maybe if you were to apologize then maybe I might consider the matter.. but no guarantees. (see below.. don't bother apologizing.  It is not going to work to stop me, anyhow)

Right around September/October 2022, you let us know that you sold some BTC at around $20k-ish.. At a subsequent time you claimed it was higher than $20k but whatever, but you were spending a lot of dissing BTC and promoting IBonds during that time frame, and then when BTC prices were around $16k-ish (November/December 2022) you were pumping (promoting) Ibonds in a seemingly even greater way as if they were the best next thing since sliced bread and talking about your BTC buy orders down around $12k, and maybe you were even suggesting that you were going to be decently well prepared for sub $10k, so even if you may have ended up doing something that was balanced in terms of your own BTC versus cash versus shitcoins versus IBonds holdings (I recognize that there may well be some personal limits on those crappy IBonds anyhow), your seemingly ongoing then recommendations were not very good generally applicable ideas.. even though there were a lot of others saying similar stuff around that same time.. I had relatives saying the same things right around that time, and it would have had been a great time to get into bitcoin, even though some of that crap (Ibonds) did have some attractive aspects for people who value their wealth in fiat. .and maybe who fail/refuse to appreciate having a decent amount of value in bitcoin (or at least some stake for the low coiners and no coiners who likely would benefit greatly by either getting the fuck off zero and/or being a bit more aggressive in their bitcoin allocations).

Sure you may well have never ended up over extending your lil selfie in terms of selling too many BTC (which surely is relative) because it does seem that in the past several years you have been focusing more upon building (and/or holding) bitcoin than you had done in your earlier BTC times (maybe prior to 2019 or so), but you still seem to have your own kinks and some of your own jaded fiat loving biases that might not even be a bad thing for a person of your age and also someone who has income that comes through mining bitcoin and your choices to mine shitcoins while acting as if it were the right thing to do (which is debatable rather than a for sure "good idea" even if you make more BTC/dollars from that approach rather than sticking with just bitcoin).

Upon further reflection and my typing out this response, I don't really want you to apologize.. I would rather keep using these kinds of conflicting ideas that people have (not ONLY uie-pooie) as talking points that show how sometimes the way that we talk about bitcoin can surely change depending on price momentum (and some people refer to as market sentiment), and I don't even intend any of my criticisms to be personally about you, and I kind of like that you argue some of the somewhat dumb (but commonly held) points.. and maybe it is even better that you actually believe some of them.. and sure you do have some good ideas and presentations of various on the ground and inside mining (and even life-advice) facts sometimes too, so I am not going to proclaim you as if you were a troll/shill/government agent or anything like that, even though sometimes it does seem possible that you might not really be talking from a freedom orientation because your status quo butt kissing nonsense does get pretty GRANDE from time to time... but even with that.. you do seem like you are probably a real person.. so that seems to be worth something, so long as the evidence is still tending to support those kinds of "real person" conclusions.

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/payments-giant-paypal-obtains-crypto-marketing-green-light-britain-2023-11-01/

"LONDON, Nov 1 (Reuters) - PayPal has been registered to offer cryptoasset activities in Britain, the Financial Conduct Authority said on its website, as the global payments giant builds a post-Brexit base in Britain"

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Literally, an exchange is for exchange, not for storing assets.
At least, that's the way i'm using exchanges.

Kraken is a good alternative, maybe Coinwaste (pun intended), if you are able to accept the fees.
I don't know if a trustworthy exchange even exists, in the face of so much wealth in custody, i would trust none of them to keep my coins safu.
just my couple of cents...

EDIT: Look out for small balance converting capabilities when looking for exchanges to trade on. If you just buy/sell a few coins using fiat money, any exchange will do good.