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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 1900. (Read 26630717 times)

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Bhahah Will the Forum block that website as well? 🤣 Losers... Imgur rocks it just does not like your litter on its website 😆

forum has not blocked talkimg, talkimg.com is down.

You are not ignored yet. Quote the troll once more and be welcome to my growing list.

This place isn't what it used to be.

skantehead please STFU ! You got atleast something right in that skante head.. Bljatcoin is not what it used to be and ya are at fault
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It seems that every day now I wake up to a higher Bitcoin price. Either that or horrible news that causes a small correction. The big banks that are causing this market melt up will no doubt look like geniuses when they start collecting massive fees on their funds built with currently cheap BTC. Get some coins and get them off of exchanges…
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I wonder what kind of stuff members would be doing with btc at $500K (10 tril)?
Make plans? Too early? 30 mo is just 2.5 years.

one step at a time bro

a new ATH at 70k next year
maybe 100k gets topped next year.



oh hats off to buddy 28k!


I was actually responding to the post by @OgNasty (without quoting it directly).
I can keep up the idea of both 70-100K next year and 500K in 30 mo in my head simultaneously, especially if it would result in the lack of premature selling at 70K, lol.

If we get to 70k and I am alive I am selling some. Not much but some.

 Seems like Philipma needs a brand new Pigbag!
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FWIW, in the process of slowly moving some corn onto the exchange to prepare for a small sell somewhere above $30k

Going to convert some corn to ranch equipment, greenhouse, and other things we'll need before we get to building the ranch house.

Really finding my groove settling back into country life again.

Never mind a cattle rancher; I've discovered the joys of operating heavy machinery and farm tractors and that's just next level fun altogether.

I'm basically learning how to play https://www.farming-simulator.com/ in real life, and it's serene AF.

I never imagined cultivating or cutting many acres of farmland would be so enjoyable.

Feeling very blessed, considering the dark period I've exited - Celebrated 1 year of sobriety this week.

Be good to yourselves.
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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?

 Congrats Mr. JJG!  You must have been a boy scout as seems you were adequately peepared for uppity Smiley
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With any luck it was BlackRock using the "market buy" option figuring it would get all the bitcoin cheap after siccing its dog (the SEC) on Binance.



I prefer this reading of the story:

legendary
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Fat finger anyone?

Bitcoin Price Spikes to $138K on Binance.US

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Bitcoin temporarily surged to as much as $138,000 on crypto exchange Binance.US earlier today in a sudden price wick on the btc/tether trading pair, exchange data shows.






 With any luck it was BlackRock using the "market buy" option figuring it would get all the bitcoin cheap after siccing its dog (the SEC) on Binance.
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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.

Are you still using Binance US?
I mean knowing the risk that there might be a problem anytime soon (might not be) and still using it. I won't say it is too smart to continue using Binance now. Especially Binance US. Imagine you were swapping your coins, and suddenly it went down. You will blame yourself, and it will remain the dumbest decision for you to use Binance US, knowing there is a problem going on. I hope nothing will happen like this. But nobody knows.
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While the data and witness reports revealed in the current investigations point to the coast guard being responsible for the ship tipping over by trying to tow them off international waters. just sayin...

That may be one aspect also.

Majority of people who died in this incident are from my country aka Pakistan and there were few survivors also. The survivor are telling horrible stories and one is that coast guard were continuously monitoring the ship while it was stalled at one point for 5 to 6 hours but they didn't came near.

I feel sorry the way these people died.
legendary
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I responded based on the words of your post, and I did not assume where you were from - even though now you are disclosing that you are from a third world country.
It's no secret, to be honest. Everyone can see this from my post history since 30% of my posts are on my local board Thread.

So what.  More or less, I already said that I don't give any shits... and I did not give any shits at the time that I had made my earlier post.  I made my post based on the contents of what you had said rather than based on any presumptions about whether you are from the 3rd world or not.. even though now you are seeming to want to belabor the point... for what purpose?  who knows?  do you even know?n  Is it relevant to the topic, at least in terms of how I had chosen to draft my earlier response to you (and by the way we are on a public thread too.. so we are not writing personal responses - unless we want to go to DMs, and there does not seem to be any need for that)?


We might not know what is going to happen, but we have some pretty good ideas about bitcoin's likely direction.. even if we might not know details in terms of either price or time.. especially trying to pinpoint specifics -
Bitcoin sometimes followed previous patterns and sometimes did not. We have seen price hikes after each halving so we expect the same after the upcoming halving as well. But, we never know if it will happen exactly after the halving or not. It might take a few months or so. Maybe a year?
Well, hopefully whatever you are doing in terms of your bitcoin investment is not reliant on the price shooting up.. because it may or may not shoot up..

Yet, in your previous post, it sounded to me that you were preparing for down rather than up, and likely it is necessary to prepare for either down or up.. because we cannot be sure which direction dee cornz is going to go in the short term, and even that we could have a lot of uncertainty for many years into the future.
Let's say it this way. I am bullish but I don't want to expect too much from Bitcoin in the short term.

That's good.


Because if I expect too much and Bitcoin doesn't fulfill my expectations, I might be frustrated with that. I am not expecting to happen anything overnight. Even though I have a small portion (compared to most of you guys) of Bitcoin, I still consider myself Bitcoiner.

Is anyone suggesting that any strategy is based on how much you have?  You have to account for your own situation and to develop a strategy around your own circumstances, not the circumstances of other guys.

Sure if some guys (and gal) have been in bitcoin longer, then presumptively they have spent more time accumulating bitcoin, and maybe they have gotten closer to fuck yo status and maybe not.. There are a decent number of long term bitcoiners who have made a lot of mistakes along the way, and some have made more mistakes than others, so I would not paint all of the WO members with one broad stroke brush, as if we all fit into the same category... and even if we might have been here longer, it does not necessarily mean that we are ONLY writing to our own situation or that we no longer can relate to newbies or relate to the various turmoils of going through the BTC accumulation process.  Some of us might be able to relate better than others, and I doubt that we completely lose legitimacy, even if we might be holding a decent amount of BTC that might exceed the potentially current accumulation target of 0.21BTC.  I have already admitted to owning more than 0.63 BTC, and I am not necessarily moving away from that (even though I made such representation a couple of years ago and a lot has happened in the last couple of years in bitcoinlandia)...at least not at the moment.

I use altcoins too for various purposes. But, Bitcoin is the only coin that I consider an asset. I hope my standing is clear enough Wink

Fuck shitcoins... but hey, many of us might have them, but they are not on topic here.

Your standing is about as clear as mud... if that helps...or even if your standing matters very much.

Of course, each of us has our particulars, and we might be here for various reasons, but this still is a place in which we can share information and bounce our ideas off of other members, whether they agree with us or not and whether they understand (or try to understand) the points that we are making (or attempting to make) or not.

(do any of uie-pooies need to know what is the deadman's zone?).
The dead man zone is the area directly around a bushfire that is likely to burn within five minutes given the current wind conditions or an anticipated change in wind direction. The distance this zone extends from the firefront is highly dependent on terrain, windspeed, fuel type and composition, relative humidity and ambient temperature, and can range from under 100 metres (330 ft) to well over 1 kilometre (3,300 ft).[1]
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Now please explain the WO version of Deadman's zone.

There is no WO version of the deadman's zone.  There is no WO opinion, and each of us make our various points in terms of our own discretion.

If you want me to explain the idea of deadman's zone within my own reference, then it is the area that is surrounding the previous ATH .. so perhaps currently something like $55k to $90k will be an area in which the BTC price is likely to pass through quickly and you should not be selling much or a lot of your cornz in that range.. but hey you do what you like... it's a free country the last time I checked, and it does not matter where you happen to live... you have autonomy over your own actions and whether you choose to sell large amounts of your BTC at previous ATH price points, then that's your choice to enjoy getting reckt.. even though no one knows, and maybe you will end up being a genius for your actions.  Perhaps? perhaps?

Instead of being famous for "running bitcoin," like Hal Finney.. you might end up being famous for "learning bitcoin," no?  I could not resist saying it.
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I wonder what kind of stuff members would be doing with btc at $500K (10 tril)?
Make plans? Too early? 30 mo is just 2.5 years.
one step at a time bro

a new ATH at 70k next year
maybe 100k gets topped next year.

oh hats off to buddy 28k!
I was actually responding to the post by @OgNasty (without quoting it directly).
I can keep up the idea of both 70-100K next year and 500K in 30 mo in my head simultaneously, especially if it would result in the lack of premature selling at 70K, lol.
If we get to 70k and I am alive I am selling some. Not much but some.

How ironic that you, Philip, think just like a newbie.

Did you know that $70k is in the dead center of deadman's zone?

On a personal level, I do not change my already set sell orders or my already buy orders in any kinds of meaningful or material ways, but I also do not do the opposite in terms of selling more during a time that the price is likely to move up and pass through.. I also do not sell when the BTC price is going down... just saying... You surely have to do what you like, even if it is dumb.... relatively speaking.

but I suppose that if I were to make some kind of a large purchase using BTC or even fiat that is inside of my BTC trading accounts, then maybe I might feel that I need to adjust my buy/sell orders (and strategies) in order to attempt to account for some large purchase that I might have had ended up making..
Well I agree with your opinion, I think if you can specifically analyze you have a deep knowledge about Bitcoin, but with the current market conditions, it is natural that there are many people who would have the opposite opinion, because many people think that when some negative news comes out, the price of Bitcoin will go down. will go and they will have a new opportunity to invest more.

If I understand what you are getting at, you seem to be wanting to allow the news and those kinds of things affect your BTC accumulation strategy and then to potentially be fucking around with timing the market based on those kinds of ideas, and sure that might be a tiny bit helpful; however the thing that is most helpful is to figure out the totality of your own situation by analyzing each and every one of your own particulars which includes:

your cashflow, how much bitcoin you have already accumulated, your other investments (including cash reserves), your view of bitcoin as compared with other investments, timeline, risk tolerance, and your time, skills, goals (investment/lifestyle targets) and your abilities to strategize, plan, research and learn along the way including tweaking strategies from time to time to consider trading, reallocating, use of leverage and/or financial instruments.

Figuring out the news and short term moves happens to be towards the bottom of priorities, but also even if you might consider that to be one of the components that you need to consider, then it is ONLY one of the concerns, and you need to figure out the other matters respective to yourself and your situation, too.

It can be the case of any other token or coin but if we talk about Bitcoin only then it can be said that Bitcoin is not very easily manipulated. Because Bitcoin is ready to hold its position.

Ok.. fair enough.. I cannot really disagree with you in regards to those points, but still you have to figure out what you are doing, since whatever the fuck bitcoin is doing (or might be doing in the short term) still remains ONLY one small portion of the overall formula.

Secondly, I think it is better not to limit to just trading because when some bad times come, many will hesitate, and when one hesitates, the long term plan will be lost.

Well you are lost also if you believe that I am talking about or trying to suggest that it is a good idea to attempt to trade, especially if you are a newbie and even if you have been in bitcoin for a while, I doubt that I am recommending trading in the way that I suggest could be good ways to manage your BTC portfolio once you have reached levels of accumulation that are within your target level or perhaps exceeding your target accumulation levels.

So some of the most important things to do in the beginning is to establish your BTC accumulation target levels and then figure out buying strategies that will help you get there, whether DCA, lump sum buying and/or buying on dips... and then perhaps once you get to your BTC target accumulation levels then you likely have more freedoms to manage your BTC holdings in ways that might include selling on the way up and buying on the way down.. but still you have to consider your own circumstances to figure out if you need to abandon DCA or maybe to modify how you might employ DCA in the event that you continue to want to employ that.

Surely, I don't recommend selling in order to buy more BTC.. but if the BTC price happens to go down and you happen to have cash because you sold on the way up, then likely it is a good idea to figure out how to employ that extra cash that you had generated from BTC that you sold on the way up.  I would not call that trading (even though some people do call that trading) but instead a kind of BTC portfolio maintenance and even the creation of a kind of downside insurance (just in case).
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Fat finger anyone?

Bitcoin Price Spikes to $138K on Binance.US

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Bitcoin temporarily surged to as much as $138,000 on crypto exchange Binance.US earlier today in a sudden price wick on the btc/tether trading pair, exchange data shows.



legendary
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Bhahah Will the Forum block that website as well? 🤣 Losers... Imgur rocks it just does not like your litter on its website 😆

forum has not blocked talkimg, talkimg.com is down.

You are not ignored yet. Quote the troll once more and be welcome to my growing list.

This place isn't what it used to be.
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