Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 18100. (Read 26608346 times)

idiot chasing bad money with good money

This little upswing is merely a rush up to the castle walls. The real siege of $780 has yet to start.

As I was typing, Stamp got knocked down from the $770s all the way to $762 with walls set to slow down further advance.

Don't expect to see $800 just yet. The battle for $780 will be just as bloody as the siege of $750.

Isn't holding fun?

1600$ is starting to look more like a short term target! 

Still creeping up... $771USD/$1028CAD.

Go btc go.
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edit: $774/$1031

hard to keep up

Here you go, for some context.




Also.
http://thomassheridanofficialblog.blogspot.com/2015/06/incredibly-funny-facts-of-life.html


Edit: $770 on Bitfinex

I'm a little late but this is a strong move. We're going way up, yall. But keep selling ftw! Liquidity and all ya know.

your avatar disturbs and intrigues

I thought SegWit is a positive change and highly anticipated upgrade to bitcoin.
It is very strange that problem with its activation is the reason price is soaring right now.
Is there no other market or economy news explaining current upward trend?

Frankly the parameters of activation are nearly impossible.

Edit:
I am not saying I am against Segwit, just noting the near impossibility of its activation due to the 95% requirement in block count rather than just a simple node count.

market is relieved that segway is a no go.

Segwit counting just started again.
This time it's looking better than the last 2 week epoch - 33% of the first 9 blocks.

http://api.qbit.ninja/versionstats

O.k....

Give me some details, you bear troll.       

Yep plus people who bought and HODLed are once again not effected

I am responding from my regular account now... since my locked out matter has been fixed (finally, after nearly a month)

That is fair enough.  I was kind of thinking that there was something wrong with my calculations and the underlying numbers that I was using.

I believe about the first 5 months of my BTC investment (between about November 2013 and April 2014), I would describe specific quantities of bitcoin that I was buying, but somewhere thereafter, I began to engage in more generalities when it come to some of my specific holdings.  So, yeah, sometimes we do not need to reveal some personal specifics in order to still share some of our personal contemplations and/or bitcoin investment strategies.

Sometimes, I also write in terms of hypotheticals, and I will assert that, if I had 100 BTC, then I would invest it like x, y and/or z.  100BTC is a nice round number that gives some ideas about quantities that (currently) are plausible for some regular people (and maybe soon to become less plausible for "regular" people ... hahahahahahaha).








O.k.  that is a bit easier to calculate at about $45,000 invested, more or less.



Actually, in order to calculate average costs per BTC adequately, I personally believe that we need to account for a lot of the expenses that are largely related to our BTC investment.. otherwise, we may just be fooling ourselves regarding what is our total investment into the matter.

I have some various irregular fees that I have incurred.  I have some quantity that still has not been recovered from Bitfinex.  I have some that were not paid for (in other words stolen) in a trade.  I also have some expenses that I consider to be reasonably related to my bitcoins that some others may not consider related, but I count those expenses too in terms of my average cost per BTC.




Sure, all those kinds of expenses are fair game, and sometimes, each of us may need to make a reasonable accounting of such expenses, even if others may have disagreement about our calculations.  I do also recognize that frequently, it can be quite difficult to keep some records and make some accountings, and so sometimes, if we lose records then we may just have to reasonably estimate to the best of our abilities.





Hahahahahaha

Maybe you are being more specific than necessary?  I am o.k. with playing around with you and to come up with my calculation...... and I would have even been considerably satisfied with an estimated holdings that is kind of like mine, depending on the day and how I feel, somewhere between .1BTC and 1 million... 

Looking at a report apparently they show any coins deposited at what the value was at that specific time, meaning they have no knowledge of how much you paid unless you bought the bitcoin on their site.

Only two options: buy and hold.

5400 breakout on Huobi is very sexy 

Who trades on coinbase? Especially in 2014? I'm guessing those number are marginal at best. And market is showing how much it cares for it right now

yeah keep hopium up btc wont move a bit if it does reach 800 we see a flash crash to 650 and were staying there for a few months

Sucks to be you, then...

Does not seems to be a good thing to be too skewed towards alts, especially in times like these.