Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1817. (Read 26608255 times)

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I think the “stability” we’re seeing in the market is a strong base being built on $30K. The dips below are getting shorter and shorter, so there’s clearly buying interest at that level. While I hate to be the guy to say it, I do think that in 10 months from now we will likely never see a Bitcoin price below $30K ever again in our lifetimes.

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Seems like a prediction to me, but what do I know?

It's kind of like stating the obvious - BTC prices can go up and they can go down, and when there is so much talk of downity (or failure to go up) it becomes almost like a cheerleading for down or sideways.. and hey people can do whatever they like including having me complaining about their lack of appreciation for UPpity.. even though sure, sometimes UPpity is not happening and becomes quite less probable to happen.

Most of the time, I retain some hope for UPpity (and surely people do not need to be like me.. that's not what I am saying), but I recall when BTC prices broke below the 100-week moving average in early May 2022, I recall my own capitulation in regards to that we were "no longer in a bull market," and hoping for a bounce back or a quick reversal became a real low probability expectation.. .. so then we know what ended up happening from there.. even though there could have had been a spring back, it kept getting worse and worse and worse in terms of the difficulties to recover.

Right now, we have largely been in an UPpity since late 2022.. so people whining about downity. and failing to appreciate the uppity that we have experienced or that we might even continue to have more UPpity.. and again, sure they can whine about a downity coming or that we are experiencing too much resistance or that the BTC price is being manipulated to stay within a certain price range (around $30k.. blah blah blah), but that is not going to stop me from complaining about their complaining or at least making fun of their inability to see how great of a position that we are already in...even though sure we might get some downity.. but so what?

Life is good for the longer term hodlers.. and even for those who have been continuing to stack sats, even if it has been for shorter periods of time.. and sure some of the low-coiners might be cheering for downity because they want to buy MOAR coins cheaper for a longer period of time, yet it seems to be less justifiable for longer term bitcoiners to be whining that we might not be going UP fast enough for their lil selfies... .. in some of those cases, they are talking their book too.. in terms of either having had sold and expecting to buy back lower, and some of them might have not bought enough when BTC prices were lower, so they want another dip so that they can buy more.. but whatever.. we cannot always tell if the whiners or talking their book or not... and many of us longer term investors are talking our books, too - especially since we are largely stacked in ways that are biased towards UPpity.. and are you with me or not?      do you want down before up?

And actually that reminds me that it does not even matter so much what we want or what we are cheering for, the corn is going to do whatever it is going to do, which is not knowable with any high degrees of confidence, especially in the shorter terms... so are we going to appreciate where we are at?  or whine about it?  You can do whatever you like, and sure many of us would like BTC prices to go up.. but going up is not guaranteed.. but going up is not out of the question, even if some whiners/soothsayer wannabes are expecting down before up.


It already is doing something.

So many guys (and gal) want "stable" and we are kind of doing stable right now, even though we already should know and appreciate that overall we cannot expect bitcoin to be stable in longer time-frames, and BTC prices can move in either direction, and rapidly.. .. so shouldn't we be happy/content/accepting with any kind of "stable" that we are currently experiencing for however, long that such stable might last?

I've seen artists often refer to the fact that there is a saying called "They make it look so easy" and in response: "they actually make it look so hard".
It looks cool and somewhat satisfying I guess.
Happens a lot in rock.

Still, at well into their 70s for most, the band and Bruce are pretty impressive for 3 hours straight.


I'd be happy if I were still around and able to enjoy other people's entertainment at that age.

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Why does the lead guitarist or the guitarist always struggle to play guitar?
I mean, look at his face. It seems it takes a lot of energy. 

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Ha! Asking that in this here famous thread is like requesting no vids of stupid dances on TikTok.

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I spent way more time on that than I should have  

Looks like it was quite the show. Apparently Bob Geldof and Billy Joel were there, along with Roger Federer. The backup guitarist is the guy I post when I'm trying to coerce Chart Buddy into showing higher numbers.

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Bruce Springsteen at Hyde Park!

Good spot. 

Hat at Mark

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Pretty easy probably but where was I / the Bunny?

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