Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 15105. (Read 26712934 times)

Not spamming here, I come from old coin.

Found my tinfoil hat and figured it all out... The Chinese, NSA, Porn and the Green Dildo!

No shit, check it out --> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z97mc0nhVvU&feature=youtu.be


Brilliant clip, I'm still LMFAO 

First world problems.

Can you screw yourself in a small kind of way, afbitcoins?      

Toxic:  I understand what you are saying in that there is not much of a difference in selling 60BTC at $15k or selling it at $17k; however, if we take the matter from Bob's perspective, he is likely not really talking about a mere $100k difference, but instead, just attempting to play his cards in a way that he considers to be reasonable, and better strategies usually tend to be to sell when the price goes up rather than selling when the price had just gone down.  So if we are bouncing in a trading range that includes $17k, then better to sell at the top of the range rather than the middle or the bottom, no?

Sure some of us may assert that Bob should have already made up his mind a week or two ago, and sold when we were previously at $17k a day ago or so; however, in his defense,  I think that part of the issue here, remains that Bob seems to be in the middle of making his plans regarding exactly what he is thinking about doing, and so he is providing us with a kind of blow by blow account of his decision-making process, which seems to be an attempt to sell upon BTC price rises, rather than selling during a period in which the BTC price had just dipped or could be in the process of further dips.

Sure, I may be getting this wrong a little bit, but the approach of selling at (or near) the top of the price  range does seem to be a prudent one, and maybe the amount difference is not so much the issue as it is an attempt to be financially responsible, perhaps?

The tide won't turn until bitcoin is fixed. And the fixes are taking too long time. Major correction ahead to realistic price levels (sub $5000, maybe even slightly lower than bch!).

Look at all these perfectly aligned lines and filled in shapes. Every time a horizontal or logarithmic diagonal line is broken, it gets tested as support. It's like a symphony orchestra.

I was looking at General Bytes a few years ago actually but they were brand new and only had a few out.   Was thinking about getting a couple to put around town.   Just didn't like the idea of needing a FinCen then get lawyers involved for all the local legal issues and all that crap.  Not sure if would be worth the hassle, maybe in a bigger city it would.


If you read up, you can spend just in much or more in legal fee's than the machine cost.

What's a nice ATM machine to actually own so I can sell through it? In other words, it eats fiat bills, and sends BTC to the buyer's address. I've seen two or three kinds.

I plan to just stick it around the corner or buy a small space in some convenience store owned by a friend or something like that. Say I'm a miner (or a gambler with dice, or a daytrader with alts) and I need to sell coins, but don't want to do it through an exchange, I can fund the ATM machine all the time, or as fast as I can mine.

Edit: Seems the choice is General Bytes. The others brands are Lamassu and Robocoin. If you know of others, let me know.
Edit2: I found a whole bunch of them. Genesis Coin seems to be a leader, but expensive. Skyhook is open source. I'm not sure about the others.

This is in itself a warning signal.   When numbers are large people panic but the percentage movements are not any more of a problem.     Also its not the market movement which is the basis of any disturbance its the transaction fees which are likely leading to unstable pricing as people are required to move 5 figure sums every time to keep % costs lower.

If they would just see sense and allow in every type, size and shape of participant into bitcoin trading and exchange then we'd have a calming influence.   This isnt idealism, this is a requirement for a functioning economy to continue.

Efficency always will lead to destruction in economy, it either benefits participants with lower costs or it rips chunks off until a greater more stable exchange can be found.   Im sure its been this way for hundreds of years, force or stranglehold by certain parts of the network cannot overcome market forces, we'll all lose out.


Right now the price is finding a ceiling similar to January start, its a fairly valid trend going to even spring last year.   Its wavering back and forth, not especially bearish but it does seem quite likely 13,073 would be required as a backstop at some point.   Its a large gap but so was the leg up, how it reacts in speed and volume is really more important, 15,500 and 15,713 continues to be the speedbumps overhead.

Bitcoin+MAST+Lightning+Segwit+Rootstock+Schnorr = win.

More cool projects in the pipeline comming oure way 

ETH vulnerabilities keep adding up, everytime ETH devs trying to fix bugs new ones appear. This happends when you build it on a bad scripting language.

ETH is a minefield and will go down sooner ore later, be aware buyers!

I prefer Rootstock, more solid and secure smart-contracts because it has capitalized on Bitcoins Blockchain.

Or the final jumping of the shark.

Kodakcoin might be the trigger for the next big pump - all the other companies will want to release a coin to pump their shareprice.

http://www.theage.com.au/business/markets/eastman-kodak-unveils-cryptocurrency-stock-soars-20180109-p4yyd1.html

Coinmarket is showing old data from a few hours ago.  Don’t rely on it because it is wrong.

Click through to the individual coin and you can see the updated data. 

It's vitally important that dumb investors pour the most money into a crypto that was the least architected and launched to be a proper store of value, as well as has byzantine, Rube Goldberg-like code designed to solve problems that don't exist. /s

I hope that Ethereum flies high like Icarus.

The ignorace on this forum is incredible, the marketcap is still at 730bill. So the bitcoin isnt going nowhere... it was at the same price when it was 600bill.

So stop panicking noobs.

Anyone interested in getting rid of the "money scam" is going to be buying silver or gold instead of a centralized, permissioned ledger, govt tracking system with imaginary, valueless tokens that are identical to the cashless society slave system TPTB want to put everyone in.

Want to add some insult to injury with a btc crash? How about an ethereum flippening.

Some good news to cheer the tension
Tom Lee believes this dip is irrelevant and predicts 25k by mid year and double that EOY
https://twitter.com/CNBCFastMoney/status/950864224569511936

Edit: Correct URL

hehe:)