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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 21055. (Read 26710020 times)
August 17, 2015, 02:03:34 AM
August 17, 2015, 01:03:57 AM
So somebody dumped 10,000 coins and the price moved ~ six bucks down, bounced back up five and is now holding steady half way up (or down depending on your point of view). Put together with last weekend's more successful dump, that's 50,000 coins to move the price down ~$25 or 2k coins per dollar lower value. And there seems to be diminishing returns.
He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
Got to give him credit for his timing though..He probably thought dumping 10k coins among forking/censorship controversy would trigger a cascade of closing longs.Too bad that finex wall ate his coins without flinching.Sometimes walls are real, kids.Don't run head first into them.He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
Yeah, that's twice now. The bidwall is damn real kids. Either the guy runs out of money, or he is laughing as you come to his prices. Errybody's got a limit tho... and why buy here when they'll sell to you even lower? Seems the max_blocksize controversy may have better gifts to give.
I love short sellers. Every short has to either cover and provide support or to get squeezed and spike into my sell orders. We're seeing higher highs and higher lows on the daily chart, even if the moving averages look a little scary. This fork controversy will get resolved eventually one way or another. Block size will be increased even with chain bloat because more and more of those "dust" transactions will be time stamps or colored coins representing title to something. Processors are getting faster. Bandwidth is getting wider. Hard drives are getting bigger. It won't be an issue.
Meanwhile the fiat printers are printing, on-ramps for institutional investors are being built and the halving just gets closer.
August 17, 2015, 01:03:13 AM
August 17, 2015, 12:03:05 AM
August 16, 2015, 11:03:03 PM
August 16, 2015, 10:18:39 PM
So somebody dumped 10,000 coins and the price moved ~ six bucks down, bounced back up five and is now holding steady half way up (or down depending on your point of view). Put together with last weekend's more successful dump, that's 50,000 coins to move the price down ~$25 or 2k coins per dollar lower value. And there seems to be diminishing returns.
He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
Got to give him credit for his timing though..He probably thought dumping 10k coins among forking/censorship controversy would trigger a cascade of closing longs.Too bad that finex wall ate his coins without flinching.Sometimes walls are real, kids.Don't run head first into them.He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
Yeah, that's twice now. The bidwall is damn real kids. Either the guy runs out of money, or he is laughing as you come to his prices. Errybody's got a limit tho... and why buy here when they'll sell to you even lower? Seems the max_blocksize controversy may have better gifts to give.
August 16, 2015, 10:03:41 PM
So somebody dumped 10,000 coins and the price moved ~ six bucks down, bounced back up five and is now holding steady half way up (or down depending on your point of view). Put together with last weekend's more successful dump, that's 50,000 coins to move the price down ~$25 or 2k coins per dollar lower value. And there seems to be diminishing returns.
He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
Got to give him credit for his timing though..He probably thought dumping 10k coins among forking/censorship controversy would trigger a cascade of closing longs.Too bad that finex wall ate his coins without flinching.Sometimes walls are real, kids.Don't run head first into them.He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
August 16, 2015, 10:03:01 PM
August 16, 2015, 09:03:00 PM
August 16, 2015, 08:03:13 PM
August 16, 2015, 07:53:39 PM
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
Its not like we were getting anything meaningful there anyway.
I think this will be a quiet revolution - lots of smothering....
August 16, 2015, 07:51:02 PM
So somebody dumped 10,000 coins and the price moved ~ six bucks down, bounced back up five and is now holding steady half way up (or down depending on your point of view). Put together with last weekend's more successful dump, that's 50,000 coins to move the price down ~$25 or 2k coins per dollar lower value. And there seems to be diminishing returns.
He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
He should write a book called "How to lose your ass attempting to manipulate the bitcoin market".
my guess is he borrowed those coins from some early adopter off exchange and now he is looking to trying to buy them back without moving the market up so much that he loses money. Good luck with that.
August 16, 2015, 07:33:38 PM
The mods at /r/bitcoin are now deleting every post that mentions the existence of the "other" implementation of bitcoin, whatever the contents. Dozens of posts that had hundreds of upvotes and hundreds of comments. And banning users who defend it, too.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
This makes me think that it is very possible that a lot of these individuals are selling their BTC out of frustration and being fed up with being silenced.
Yeah. CoinDesk is just like any one-party political paper seen in 3rd world countries, by maintaining silence on a Bitcoin story far more important than their usual offerings.
August 16, 2015, 07:29:16 PM
The mods at /r/bitcoin are now deleting every post that mentions the existence of the "other" implementation of bitcoin, whatever the contents. Dozens of posts that had hundreds of upvotes and hundreds of comments. And banning users who defend it, too.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
This makes me think that it is very possible that a lot of these individuals are selling their BTC out of frustration and being fed up with being silenced.
August 16, 2015, 07:27:13 PM
The mods at /r/bitcoin are now deleting every post that mentions the existence of the "other" implementation of bitcoin, whatever the contents. Dozens of posts that had hundreds of upvotes and hundreds of comments. And banning users who defend it, too.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
Haha, I thought you were the statist! The world turns, certainly.
August 16, 2015, 07:24:58 PM
The mods at /r/bitcoin are now deleting every post that mentions the existence of the "other" implementation of bitcoin, whatever the contents. Dozens of posts that had hundreds of upvotes and hundreds of comments. And banning users who defend it, too.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
So much for the great age of freedom and stuff that bitcoin was going to bring.
Oh, and the bitcoin "news" webshites, like CoinDesk, have been as silent on the topic as any statist newsmedia would be.
August 16, 2015, 07:02:53 PM
August 16, 2015, 06:56:55 PM
i thought its a protest against this whole fork-mess
Nope, I'm actually quite on-board with that, whoever wins. (I have an opinion but maybe I'm wrong).
The white knight already won!
August 16, 2015, 06:52:09 PM
i thought its a protest against this whole fork-mess
Nope, I'm actually quite on-board with that, whoever wins. (I have an opinion but maybe I'm wrong).
August 16, 2015, 06:08:59 PM
Are you saying that there are pictures of Jeff and Gavin in their underpants?
You get a selection of complimentary burger shots if you download their client.
But (for first) you have said the blockchain
and then changed to 'coin'. Damn I didn't quote the post... I was gonna say our lovely blockchain but changed it for clarity.
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