Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1898. (Read 26630567 times)
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June 21, 2023, 11:44:31 AM
Big pump of the month is yet to be accounted. This is where I sold all last time before the ATH. I bought back recently of course.
June 21, 2023, 11:42:14 AM
Buddy is doing a strong lift we may get to an AYH today .
June 21, 2023, 11:38:53 AM
Took a look and almost spilled my coffee...30.66K?
Where is the choppa???
Where is the choppa???
June 21, 2023, 11:35:57 AM
June 21, 2023, 11:16:44 AM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
Thanks for sharing and congrats to the free corn.
Serves me as a reminder to not deplete my sell ladder too much and find a good balance between being ready to profit from such jumps and keeping corn in my own wallets.
June 21, 2023, 11:16:43 AM
Well good morning Bitcoinland.
It's a little too early for trains and fiddles but $30K at Stamp sure looks nice.
Onward and upward. Go Bitcoin go.
It's a little too early for trains and fiddles but $30K at Stamp sure looks nice.
Onward and upward. Go Bitcoin go.
June 21, 2023, 11:14:40 AM
I'm sick of nutmeg grater dildos. Time for some nice green ones.
I hate my mind
but take a look at the btc price right now is same with your picture
June 21, 2023, 11:13:51 AM
What about a re-launch of the vroom chopper starting from 30k ?
We are ready to see soon BTC30k over
DuD When one does not know….. be quiet ….
This is WO talk…
June 21, 2023, 11:13:03 AM
Have your 30k memes ready gents.
June 21, 2023, 11:03:26 AM
June 21, 2023, 10:44:27 AM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
What a nice story..congrats..we all need some luck from time to time
From prior trading, people were speculating that wicks like this are made to 'show' the traders the ultimate reachable target.
If so, 138K sounds plausible for some kind of a peak (not sure if it is the ultimate for this cycle or intermittent).
June 21, 2023, 10:42:05 AM
What about a re-launch of the vroom chopper starting from 30k ?
We are ready to see soon BTC30k over
DuD 
June 21, 2023, 10:40:56 AM
Temperature is 30 degree now!!!
$30k
Sorry guys this was your last chance to get it below $30k
Edit: almost 😅
$30k
Sorry guys this was your last chance to get it below $30k
Edit: almost 😅
June 21, 2023, 10:39:10 AM
We are so back!
Bitcoin to $180,000 minimum within 18 months.
Bitcoin to $180,000 minimum within 18 months.
June 21, 2023, 10:34:33 AM
What about a re-launch of the vroom chopper starting from 30k ?
June 21, 2023, 10:22:59 AM
close to 30k
29.7
29.7
June 21, 2023, 10:05:55 AM
June 21, 2023, 10:03:29 AM
June 21, 2023, 09:49:48 AM
Sorry
June 21, 2023, 09:26:33 AM
By the way,..... I would like to mention:
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
Some of you may know that a bit over a week ago, Binance US had stated that it may lose its banking services, so it suggested that either people withdraw their USD or convert them over to USDT.
I converted all mine over to USDT and then re-established my buy/sell orders on Binance US as part of the BTC/USDT pair, and so it was a bit strange that about 3.5 hours ago (calculated from the time of this post), I was waiting for my sell order at $28,900 to fill, and then all of a sudden all of my orders filled from $28,900 all the way up to $129,400... .. and there was some kind of a fat finger or something, and then the price moved back down to $28,800-ish... so I bought back all the BTC that I had sold (plus a little extra), and reset my BTC sell orders and also ended up with some extra USDT out of the deal, too.. .. I don't really want to disclose the amounts, but it surely adds up... and I have not exactly added it up.. I suppose that I could do some math at some point.
I would have had my BTC sell orders (with the USDT pair) up to $150k; however, at the time that I set my orders (maybe a week and a half ago), their system did not allow me to set sell orders higher than $130k... but this fat finger, or whatever it was, had ended up buying bitcoin all the way up to $138k. .. When I just reset my sell orders, it allowed me to set them up to $145k... so usually those kinds of fat fingers do not happen twice, even though sometimes some variation of them can happen when the order books get cleared out like that.. or who knows what caused such a thing?
The market and the orders on Binance US's BTC/USDT pair seem to be working normally now, and it is difficult to know what caused such a spurt in the price.. whether a bug, a fat finger, or just very illiquid markets.. or even manipulation?
It is difficult to conclude without knowing the amount of Bitcoin, but i do hope it was significant amount for you! I mean we do see flash crashes every now and then, why not the opposite...
Hopefully it is enough to mitigate the risk of not holding your own keys.
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