Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 19517. (Read 26610659 times)
January 24, 2016, 05:22:28 AM
We should move more up if the eth bubble is deflating.
January 24, 2016, 05:01:31 AM
January 24, 2016, 04:52:55 AM
More precisely it looked like around 10K coins being broken up into 2.5 coin outputs, with only two outputs per transaction (one 2.5 and one huge change). Why that would be done rather than simply creating a whole bunch of 2.5 outputs in one tx (with much lower fees) I have no idea, other than maybe some sort of mempool type attack, or stupidity.
Quote from: hanlon's razor
never attribute to malice which can adequately be explained by stupidity
January 24, 2016, 04:46:19 AM
More precisely it looked like around 10K coins being broken up into 2.5 coin outputs, with only two outputs per transaction (one 2.5 and one huge change). Why that would be done rather than simply creating a whole bunch of 2.5 outputs in one tx (with much lower fees) I have no idea, other than maybe some sort of mempool type attack, or stupidity.
It is possible than someone wants people to believe Satoshi is back to sell his coins before the hardfork. Market manipulation ? Governance manipulation ? I don't know. The cost of the manipulation is very high, at first sight, thousands of coins.
January 24, 2016, 04:41:11 AM
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well done m8 Smiley
well done m8 Smiley
hahahahaha
sure it is funny how the likes of Mr. Pumperitis ... likes to continuously pump alts in this bitcoin thread, including Ethereum...
and it is also funny how some big industries will also pump alts, to some extent, in order to create impressions of competition with bitcoin... when bitcoin remains the main game in town... and ethereum, if it becomes a contender, is years away from bitcoin... .. will be interesting to see if ethereum is still being pumped in a couple of years... and if it catches up to bitcoin in any ways.. including the computing power behind bitcoin.
dude this isnt a pump...its a realization...an awakening of the crypto masses, all of us have realized btc is not in capable hands anymore. Many smart traders saw this coming months ago(some even yrs ago), if btc fails what should we do...go to fiat or another coin??.
crypto isnt dying ,its evolving
A coin that does not have the issues btc is having..and if it does have issues in the future "who would fix it"? people trust VB more than any btc future dev , its that simple
Ok. Sure. So go post your bullshit marketing of etherium and "VB" in another thread.
What are you trying to do? Save us from our own btc topic? Ultimately you are in the wrong thread. And you know it, but you seem to be somehow attempting to either play dumb or to make some stretch of logic to promote your irrelevant pumping of the alt coin in the wrong thread.
January 24, 2016, 04:40:44 AM
More precisely it looked like around 10K coins being broken up into 2.5 coin outputs, with only two outputs per transaction (one 2.5 and one huge change). Why that would be done rather than simply creating a whole bunch of 2.5 outputs in one tx (with much lower fees) I have no idea, other than maybe some sort of mempool type attack, or stupidity.
January 24, 2016, 04:35:15 AM
BLAM!
dafuuuq?
dafuuuq?
January 24, 2016, 04:26:50 AM
Look at the transactions, it is the same 71xx coins moving a lot of times in the same block. Someone wants the price down, and you are playing his game.
https://blockchain.info/fr/address/1xLscGoJcSW7BojkcPuaLB3CHEURdcrPB
January 24, 2016, 04:24:47 AM
January 24, 2016, 04:16:52 AM
[blockchain. info total output chart]
The peak in total output disappears if you exclude returned change. Someone is buying ice creams directly with a multi-million wallet:https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume
This. TX volume is relevant to speculation, total output not so much.
January 24, 2016, 04:01:31 AM
January 24, 2016, 03:51:33 AM
what does this mean ? some whales moved their coins ?
and Is this good for price or these big volume are dumping and we will see a new fall ?
January 24, 2016, 03:18:08 AM
January 24, 2016, 03:17:11 AM
again incase some missed it.....
Currency Stats Bitcoin currency statistics
Blocks Mined 170
Time Between Blocks 8.47 (minutes)
Bitcoins Mined 4,250 BTC
Total Transaction Fees 38.06806048 BTC
No. of Transactions 189094
Total Output Volume 44,414,562.57721106 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume 169,724.07124416 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume (USD) 66,073,580.94 USD
Market Summary
Market Price $389.3 USD (weighted)
Trade Volume $2,005,774.95 USD
Trade Volume 5,152.26 BTC
Mining Cost
Total Miners Revenue $1,669,318.4
% earned from transaction fees 0.89%
% of transaction volume 2.53 %
Cost per Transaction $8.83
Hash Rate and Electricity Consumption
Difficulty 113,354,299,801.47
Hash Rate 957,928,377.16 GH/s
Currency Stats Bitcoin currency statistics
Blocks Mined 170
Time Between Blocks 8.47 (minutes)
Bitcoins Mined 4,250 BTC
Total Transaction Fees 38.06806048 BTC
No. of Transactions 189094
Total Output Volume 44,414,562.57721106 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume 169,724.07124416 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume (USD) 66,073,580.94 USD
Market Summary
Market Price $389.3 USD (weighted)
Trade Volume $2,005,774.95 USD
Trade Volume 5,152.26 BTC
Mining Cost
Total Miners Revenue $1,669,318.4
% earned from transaction fees 0.89%
% of transaction volume 2.53 %
Cost per Transaction $8.83
Hash Rate and Electricity Consumption
Difficulty 113,354,299,801.47
Hash Rate 957,928,377.16 GH/s
January 24, 2016, 03:15:56 AM
https://blockchain.info/charts/estimated-transaction-volume
January 24, 2016, 03:01:31 AM
January 24, 2016, 02:36:53 AM
Currency Stats Bitcoin currency statistics
Blocks Mined 170
Time Between Blocks 8.47 (minutes)
Bitcoins Mined 4,250 BTC
Total Transaction Fees 38.06806048 BTC
No. of Transactions 189094
Total Output Volume 44,414,562.57721106 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume 169,724.07124416 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume (USD) 66,073,580.94 USD
Market Summary
Market Price $389.3 USD (weighted)
Trade Volume $2,005,774.95 USD
Trade Volume 5,152.26 BTC
Mining Cost
Total Miners Revenue $1,669,318.4
% earned from transaction fees 0.89%
% of transaction volume 2.53 %
Cost per Transaction $8.83
Hash Rate and Electricity Consumption
Difficulty 113,354,299,801.47
Hash Rate 957,928,377.16 GH/s
Blocks Mined 170
Time Between Blocks 8.47 (minutes)
Bitcoins Mined 4,250 BTC
Total Transaction Fees 38.06806048 BTC
No. of Transactions 189094
Total Output Volume 44,414,562.57721106 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume 169,724.07124416 BTC
Estimated Transaction Volume (USD) 66,073,580.94 USD
Market Summary
Market Price $389.3 USD (weighted)
Trade Volume $2,005,774.95 USD
Trade Volume 5,152.26 BTC
Mining Cost
Total Miners Revenue $1,669,318.4
% earned from transaction fees 0.89%
% of transaction volume 2.53 %
Cost per Transaction $8.83
Hash Rate and Electricity Consumption
Difficulty 113,354,299,801.47
Hash Rate 957,928,377.16 GH/s
January 24, 2016, 02:27:48 AM
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