Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 19873. (Read 26609262 times)

It's the sound of the Bears losing $

All this tension in the Wall Observer thread . . .


BULLISH

Yeah, but what about the thrust of my argument, and that is really an assertion that we do not have a history, in bitcoin, of long and sustained bull markets, and I really cannot see a long and sustainable bull market in bitcoin in the very near future ... not with the current state of Bitcoin's development...   on the other hand, a few years down the road, the bitcoin space may be ready for a longer and more sustained bull run (of even a few years)

dude watch your language.

Seems like you have to ask your mother again how to behave in public...
Nobody is interested in a discussion like that.
/ignore kk thx bye

you seem to have a penchant for spreading disinformation or saying the opposite of what is true.   

Man, you wouldn't have a clue if it sat on your face and shat on you chest.

You could just fuck off altogether for all I care.

Take your tips with you.


Nope, that's not how it works. You're being trolled and you still don't get it. It's really annoying to watch.

You are goofy in your attempts to analyze me and/or my situation and attempting to extrapolate from me concerning what a typical bull may look like.


Surely, in my strings of posts on this forum, I have provided a considerable amount of information about me, my bitcoin investing history and my evolving views on various bitcoin related investment topics - nonetheless, you still cannot know my situation sufficiently in order to generalize that my situation is reflective of some "type" of BTC investor that needs to be weeded out.  you are a fuck-head for suggesting such, and you are a pretentious ass to be using the royal "we" to assert that you are in some group that is somehow distinguishable and better.

There going to be all kinds of people who sell their bitcoins as the price goes up and there will be additional folks and institutions jumping on board too.

Don't worry, you pretentious ass, TReano, there are plenty of bitcoins to go around, as long as you are either on board now, or you are planning to jump on board in the near future in the sub $500s price arena.

Less adoption ---> higher price, pretty simple really. 

I was addressing your point that we would need sustained influx of users to support a multi-year bull market.

We only need a couple more trading desks  

right... It just needs a reasonable believes that we could reach "mass adoptions" to make the price skyrock. When we are at "Mass adoptions" the price will start dropping again. Because the price is a representation of future speculations and not of the current value...

You can see this effect on the USD Dollar Value. The rise and therefor the speculation on a rate hike started almost 1.5 years ago. Now the USD looks like topping out and consolidating / falling a bit.

It's going to be really really interesting how Markets are going to react after they really hike the rates after ~9 years.

Really exciting times are ahead of us.

I concede on that point; however, as adoption increases, we are going to witness more and more increases in bitcoin's infrastructure developments and BTC price is going to continue to rise under basic supply and demand analysis.

I guess the people who bought all the way down are new relieved that they didn't lose all of their money... Now they are overly happy and want this to go straight for the moon..

Hell we are not even able to really breach 500$ yet... And people are starting to talk about over bullish mode. If trading would be that easy everybody would become rich. Somebody has to lose money in order for you to get money... While on the way down there were always people buying, I don't see enough people selling this right here. We need a bigger shake out to shake out all these overly bullish guys on leverage positions before we can really attempt to break 500$ with strength.

Bitcoin doesn't need "mass adoption" for its value to skyrocket.

hahahahahahahahaha

Few years..... gosh???  I wished.  We have been in bull mode for a couple of months now, but surely the beginning stages of bull mode are surely difficult to identify,until after the fact.

Even though bitcoin is an overall bullish investment, I want to suggest that bitcoin's history has shown that clear bull markets do not tend to last for very long, and I would not expect this particular bull mode to be much different from the past. 

Surely history is not going to repeat itself, exactly because several dynamics have changed including some of the BTC infrastructure and also the base of players seems to have become considerably broader. 

For sure, I cannot exactly predict how the current bull market is going to play out, but few years seems to be very considerable overstatement.

Maybe on the outside 1 year of a bull market could be possible, but more realistically if we get 3-9 more months out of this baby, we will be doing pretty well. 

We can certainly pass previous ATh in 3-9 months, and it could be possible to get a couple of violent upsurges in a 3-9 month - or even a bit over a year time-frame - but a few years, it doesn't seem too likely. 

here's my back of the envelope...  First bubble to $3-$5k.  Correction to $1.5k.  Second bubble to $12-$18k Correction to $7k-ish...  maybe all of this could occur within the next 18 months, but it does not seem likely that there is going to be enough upcoming mass adoption to sustain any bull market for a "few years"

Thank you i will look into it now!

Fatman...I had your number a long time ago! Look below...Fatmans soup kitchen is "you" the begging retail investor looking for tips on BCT about the BTC direction! Why should A professional investment manager give out tips when it takes time and dedication for that knowledge?
Wake up fool...Things aren't always what they appear and of course the trolls also get trolled!

Wankers gonna wank!

Coin



Explanation

I'm sure it does. 'Cause you're so good at reading people.

How many months did you argue with lambie before you understood that you were being trolled?

From your post history, your departure was only about 17 months ago, and even though there have been some changes in Bitcoinlandia, we cannot expect "pie in the sky" changes to the whole BTC landscape. 

But I agree with you that posters seem to grant way too much credibility to Chinese exchanges. 

Instead of being a fuddy duddy naysayer about the impact of the Chinese exchanges, you gotta admit that they do have some effects on BTC market price dynamics (even if the impact is much lower than what many others seem to be granting to them).