Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 20756. (Read 26609188 times)

@Norway

I know I am not a good arbiter of taste, but that picture is quite jarring.

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gavin wins? lol wut?

if anything he won the right to stfu!

XT loses, Gavin wins. Core won't give miners all the power. There. Run that through your calc.

XT loses, Gavin wins. Core won't give miners all the power. There. Run that through your calc.

sure, but not the outcome yet ^^

the debate is already priced in

The block-size issue is still not fixed, it can go up like now but it will go down hard when media paying attention again to that debat.

If you plan to buy more coins just wait untill that block-size issue starts again.

When it's all over...than the real uprise will start.

Remember, the bot is not buying, just creating an impression of a sudden rise of volume in a place that matters. 98 coins bought and after a minute or two sold even for a 1~2 $ loss. I guess someone used bitstamp's 0 fee promotion in september to pump up the volume for his accounts and get the lowest possible fees this month for that kind of operation.

I for one bought massively at sub 180 at bitfinex. I moved those hefty profits to bitstamp asap. So I wouldn't call that exactly unloading, but distribution. Another round is coming soon.

Bitcoin price getting higher, probably reach 240 tonight

I like that. So, profit neutral bot trading locally, for nonlocal profits.

One problem I can see with this: Creating the impression of buying while unloading yourself, by my impression, is the less common strategy in this market. Much more likely, imo, to see a good old pump (and then, dump, for profit), i.e. start the pump on some good news, paint the book and place some strategic buys, then, when the enthusiasm runs dry, dump before other traders do. Which doesn't fit here (unloading while the trend is still intact)

I guess the strategy here could be the case of a whale who bought massively at the sub-200 bottom, but doesn't plan to hold on to it, unloading slowly now. That what you have in mind, roughly?