Breaking 10k and no moving between 13 und 14k
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December 25, 2017, 02:40:01 AM
Funny thing is: If Bitcoin never rose to 19,5k 1-2 weeks ago we would now all be extremely happy.
Breaking 10k and no moving between 13 und 14k
Breaking 10k and no moving between 13 und 14k
December 25, 2017, 02:38:59 AM
I am assuming you are talking about the false breakout to 16k, since it is now 14k.
Can you explain why this was obvious in hindsight? I'm just curious, because I thought it could stabilize at around 16k, high 15k.
Can you explain why this was obvious in hindsight? I'm just curious, because I thought it could stabilize at around 16k, high 15k.
December 25, 2017, 02:00:35 AM
Yea, it was really obvious, looking back. This is what I get for trying to actively trade while not sitting at my pc monitoring things. Sure I can trade on stamp from my phone, but it's not a good idea.
Don't feel bad. If it makes you feel better I got long just about the same time.
December 25, 2017, 01:43:49 AM
Thats it. Christmas is cancelled. Remove all the presents under the tree.
December 25, 2017, 01:16:21 AM
So anyone buying their other half or family members some BTC for Christmas?
I've given each of the progeny (3 kids, 2 inlaws, 2 grandkids) 1 BTC each of the last three xmases. I see no reason to divert. This year, they'll be wrapped in Ledger Nano Ss.
O.k.
I understand that each of us have our proclivities for generousity, or not, but that sounds financially ridiculous for normal people.
I am presuming that you and I have similar quantities of bitcoin, and it seems ridiculous to me to give away gifts that are valued at about 40x more than they were two years ago and three years ago - merely because it is your tradition to give away the unit value of bitcoin, but bitcoin is measured in terms of dollars - and 40x just seems too outrageous.
December 25, 2017, 01:14:20 AM
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The world wants it to be higher. It will be much, MUCH higher. Consider it the cost of a PR giveaway vs. other forms of PR. It will be worth it to the ones giving it away. This is similar to free email or free social networking, a bargain to you and a bargain to them. Fortunately they want you in the blockchain about 1000 times as much as they want you on Facebook so here comes the money.
It's a sell your soul kind of deal but it seems like they have all been for most of us during the past seventy years or so. The question is, do we actually have a choice?
Please explain in detail your thoughts, annoyimint would explain things even for the simple hearted, dont be a scrouge. Peace It's a sell your soul kind of deal but it seems like they have all been for most of us during the past seventy years or so. The question is, do we actually have a choice?
December 25, 2017, 01:06:56 AM
Come on baby, just another 1k up and I can still without taking a loss. Come on bitcoin, be good to me.
Yeah, they painted that fake breakout pretty good. A lot of folks on the wrong side of that.
Yea, it was really obvious, looking back. This is what I get for trying to actively trade while not sitting at my pc monitoring things. Sure I can trade on stamp from my phone, but it's not a good idea.
December 25, 2017, 12:56:51 AM
Come on baby, just another 1k up and I can still without taking a loss. Come on bitcoin, be good to me.
Yeah, they painted that fake breakout pretty good. A lot of folks on the wrong side of that.
December 25, 2017, 12:43:30 AM
Come on baby, just another 1k up and I can still without taking a loss. Come on bitcoin, be good to me.
December 25, 2017, 12:24:21 AM
got up early to fiddle with the goose
Happy Christmas wallies
Happy Christmas wallies
December 25, 2017, 12:17:02 AM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.6306
Satoshi would not have wasted his time answering such a question if it was not in his original mind frame.
Great quote from that link too "If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry."
I mean that link alone says more than anything I could or would ever need to say... something needs to change to regain market confidence in my opinion.
LOL good one!
Or fucking Poloniex
I think that's a woman.
Nahh..its just one of those "either or's" that seem to be coming outta the woodwork these days. No worries...just dont raise an eyebrow
or anything like that. Its not polite....
No Adam's apple.
December 24, 2017, 11:36:01 PM
There's an important 50/200 MA crossover coming up on daily chart (likely tomorrow). Expect that we will overshoot a little to the downside and then a short term bottom can form there
December 24, 2017, 11:23:27 PM
Is there still a chance bitcoin breaks ath before the new year?
Get me some of whatever this guy is smoking.
You never know. DCG may decide they need to offload some $20K+ BTC to some noobs on Coinbase to ring in the New Year.
PS: I live in Colorado, so you already know what I have been smoking.
December 24, 2017, 11:17:54 PM
Is there still a chance bitcoin breaks ath before the new year?
Get me some of whatever this guy is smoking.
December 24, 2017, 11:15:54 PM
CME is colossal, more and more fuel is added to the rocket.
Um... it's not guaranteed "rocket fuel". CME futures actually allow traders to short BTC. In other words, it's equally likely that traders can push the price down, as well as up.
December 24, 2017, 11:11:40 PM
Are we going down? Kinda looks like we headed for lower lows
Orderly correction in progress... volume does not indicate panic. So far, I'd say it's just taking some of the froth out of the price.
December 24, 2017, 11:06:51 PM
Are we going down? Kinda looks like we headed for lower lows
December 24, 2017, 10:49:40 PM
FACT CHECK
Ok, as of right now, the price to send a transaction in the next block is about 140 satoshis per byte and a typical 1 input/2 output transaction is about 225 bytes. At $14k per bitcoin, a satoshi is worth $0.00014. So, 140 X 225 X $0.00014 = $4.41 per transaction.
Value of a Satoshi = Bitcoin price divided by 100,000,000
Typical Transaction Size = 225 bytes
Current fee in Satoshis per byte for next block = 140
Satoshi Value x Typical Transaction Size x Satoshi fee per byte = Transaction Cost.
Currently:
$0.00014 X 225 X 140 = $4.41
At the peak:
$0.00020 x 225 x 1000 = $45.00
Ok, as of right now, the price to send a transaction in the next block is about 140 satoshis per byte and a typical 1 input/2 output transaction is about 225 bytes. At $14k per bitcoin, a satoshi is worth $0.00014. So, 140 X 225 X $0.00014 = $4.41 per transaction.
Value of a Satoshi = Bitcoin price divided by 100,000,000
Typical Transaction Size = 225 bytes
Current fee in Satoshis per byte for next block = 140
Satoshi Value x Typical Transaction Size x Satoshi fee per byte = Transaction Cost.
Currently:
$0.00014 X 225 X 140 = $4.41
At the peak:
$0.00020 x 225 x 1000 = $45.00
Nice calculation sharing. I remember I have been charged for $30+ on my last transaction this month. Sooner or later the transaction fee will be sky high once bitcoin climbs to a new height.
December 24, 2017, 10:41:38 PM
The price of Bitcoin, it's too low. I liked it when it was higher. The world liked it when it was higher. This shouldn't even be an argument.
The world wants it to be higher. It will be much, MUCH higher. Consider it the cost of a PR giveaway vs. other forms of PR. It will be worth it to the ones giving it away. This is similar to free email or free social networking, a bargain to you and a bargain to them. Fortunately they want you in the blockchain about 1000 times as much as they want you on Facebook so here comes the money.
It's a sell your soul kind of deal but it seems like they have all been for most of us during the past seventy years or so. The question is, do we actually have a choice?
At this time of year, for some reason, I like to think of those ancient mariners that survived the ice age floods, spreading across the globe, obsessed with loss.
December 24, 2017, 10:32:27 PM
FACT CHECK
Ok, as of right now, the price to send a transaction in the next block is about 140 satoshis per byte and a typical 1 input/2 output transaction is about 225 bytes. At $14k per bitcoin, a satoshi is worth $0.00014. So, 140 X 225 X $0.00014 = $4.41 per transaction.
Value of a Satoshi = Bitcoin price divided by 100,000,000
Typical Transaction Size = 225 bytes
Current fee in Satoshis per byte for next block = 140
Satoshi Value x Typical Transaction Size x Satoshi fee per byte = Transaction Cost.
Currently:
$0.00014 X 225 X 140 = $4.41
At the peak:
$0.00020 x 225 x 1000 = $45.00
Ok, as of right now, the price to send a transaction in the next block is about 140 satoshis per byte and a typical 1 input/2 output transaction is about 225 bytes. At $14k per bitcoin, a satoshi is worth $0.00014. So, 140 X 225 X $0.00014 = $4.41 per transaction.
Value of a Satoshi = Bitcoin price divided by 100,000,000
Typical Transaction Size = 225 bytes
Current fee in Satoshis per byte for next block = 140
Satoshi Value x Typical Transaction Size x Satoshi fee per byte = Transaction Cost.
Currently:
$0.00014 X 225 X 140 = $4.41
At the peak:
$0.00020 x 225 x 1000 = $45.00
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