back in on margin
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
Jameson involved again?
Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 22789. (Read 26713876 times)
February 24, 2015, 08:48:35 PM
Jameson involved again?
February 24, 2015, 08:36:46 PM
back in on margin
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
I feel a little bearish actually. Care to elaborate on why you went long at this time? I'm genuinely interested in your take on the market.150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
(I came from long at $233 before this trade).
February 24, 2015, 08:32:52 PM
dump incoming 
February 24, 2015, 08:20:00 PM
I notice that nobody says that the next X minutes/hours are critical.
Guess the last critical moments were in 400-300s huh?
Guess the last critical moments were in 400-300s huh?
Last critical moment for me was trying to get my bids filled at below 250 CAD.
Everything since then is just smooth sailing.
(Btw, everyone who enjoys music should go check out BitTunes. Most exciting project involving bitcoin that I've seen thus far.)
February 24, 2015, 08:12:00 PM
I notice that nobody says that the next X minutes/hours are critical.
Guess the last critical moments were in 400-300s huh?
Guess the last critical moments were in 400-300s huh?
February 24, 2015, 07:59:33 PM
February 24, 2015, 07:53:53 PM
back in on margin
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
I feel a little bearish actually. Care to elaborate on why you went long at this time? I'm genuinely interested in your take on the market. 150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
February 24, 2015, 07:29:38 PM
who is left to sell?
Anybody who currently holds bitcoins for a total of 3$ billion worth of bitcoinz?Someone is trying to shake out the big pockets. They may not be finished yet
February 24, 2015, 07:26:57 PM
back in on margin
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
150 btc averaged a few pennies over 240
thanks to those who gave me 30 day guaranteed rate USD loans
February 24, 2015, 07:20:53 PM
who is left to sell?
Anybody who currently holds bitcoins for a total of 3$ billion worth of bitcoinz? February 24, 2015, 07:18:11 PM
Let's say the price is 250, and the choices are 150 up or 150 down. He pays 250 for the bitcoin. Bitcoin goes to 100. He gets a $100 bitcoin from you, and keeps a $100 bitcoin, for a $50 loss. If it hits $400, he loses his $250 that he paid.
Makes absolutely no sense to make the bet using your method, since he loses either way.
Now let's say he doesn't buy the bitcoin. Bitcoin goes to $100, he makes $100 from you. Bitcoin goes to $400, he loses $400 to you. In this case, at least there is the chance for profit, but he is laying you 4:1 odds on what you're trying to represent as an even-money bet.
Makes absolutely no sense to make the bet using your method, since he loses either way.
Now let's say he doesn't buy the bitcoin. Bitcoin goes to $100, he makes $100 from you. Bitcoin goes to $400, he loses $400 to you. In this case, at least there is the chance for profit, but he is laying you 4:1 odds on what you're trying to represent as an even-money bet.
It's only 240.00 either way and even offered to just be just theoretical. He seemed so confidence before.
No, it's really not $240 either way, and you are literally quoting the explanation as to why.
These kinds of bets if they're made in bitcoin need to be paid in a certain cash equivalent, or just straight up done in cash.
February 24, 2015, 07:14:27 PM
Nice try, pig
We're too smart for that Guys, don't answer him, he's trying to entrapment us, not that we even know what he's talking about, right?
LOL
So creative. Look at the socks fly today
I'm not so sure about him being a cop now tho. I've been to meetups, and that IS pretty much what they talk about.
That, bath salts, and BTCeanies being the new world reserve currency--Bitcoin in a nutshell.
February 24, 2015, 07:11:42 PM
Hey my activity is 420 time to celebrate
February 24, 2015, 07:08:23 PM
Leveraged longs are going full retard on finex 
think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...
think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...What makes you think being long is a poor choice? With a couple of big crashes in the background, who is left to sell?
Less selling = less supply to stop rallies = rallies gain steam = bull market
Less buying = less demand to stop crashes = crashes gain steam = bear market
When 10k coin market sells doesn't do much to the price, it's time to rethink being a bear.
Not that it's a bad choice per se, just like to see lower leveraged longs in total. Plus they usually put close stop losses so any minor move is greatly amplified by leverage and i prefer to see that to shorts
February 24, 2015, 07:06:19 PM
Is someone talking?
If an ignored troll opens his word-hole on the forum, does he make a sound??
I'm a troll now then?
February 24, 2015, 07:05:00 PM
Is someone talking?
If an ignored troll opens his word-hole on the forum, does he make a sound??
February 24, 2015, 07:02:59 PM
Is someone talking?
February 24, 2015, 07:02:20 PM
Leveraged longs are going full retard on finex think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...
think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...What makes you think being long is a poor choice? With a couple of big crashes in the background, who is left to sell?
Less selling = less supply to stop rallies = rallies gain steam = bull market
Less buying = less demand to stop crashes = crashes gain steam = bear market
When 10k coin market sells doesn't do much to the price, it's time to rethink being a bear.
Got a mirror handy?
February 24, 2015, 07:01:22 PM
Leveraged longs are going full retard on finex think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...
think it's a full cycle, shorts going up they turn more bulish and leverage more, shorts see longs going up and short more ...What makes you think being long is a poor choice? With a couple of big crashes in the background, who is left to sell?
Less selling = less supply to stop rallies = rallies gain steam = bull market
Less buying = less demand to stop crashes = crashes gain steam = bear market
When 10k coin market sells doesn't do much to the price, it's time to rethink being a bear.
February 24, 2015, 06:59:48 PM
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