Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 26119. (Read 26709924 times)

I can remember a lot of threads and comments on higher price levels where people were shouting "That's all you can do, bears (trolls)?" and a few days after there came a lot, lot more. So should I interpret your comment as a bearish indicator?

No, it's nearly meaningless who's shouting here, but I would wish to read more cautious statements, a wish that will never come true, as some people don't learn from the past and keep shouting.

It's possibly 18% IE the "unknown" mining operation.   However some could be minded via a pool, to hide the true hash power.  Or it could be discus fish.


https://blockchain.info/pools

I've got sell orders above $530 and buy orders below $495. Tired of this sideways shuffle. Do something

Now trying to subconsciously reference the willy bot from MtGox, nice try Jorge, I'm still onto you, its not going to work.

Yes I'm joking

The price dropped $5 while I was sleeping, and all the trolls came out.  Entire pages in this thread with only one or 2 comments that are not ignored.

$513 to 508.74 is enough to bring out the trolls?  That has to be bullish with less than a 1% drop is the most they can hope for.

Even one location like this is NOT going to mine all of the coins... maybe 30% at best, no?

My impression from the charts is that, since May/20, most traders would push the price down, but a few traders keep it up by a series of isolated buying spurts.  These could be fund owners trying to lift the price to the 500--600$ level and keep it there.   

Funds (all of them not just GABI) need to convince their clients that bitcoin price will go up faster than other investments.  But they would need some pretty good arguments to overcome the bad impression that clients will get from looking at a daily or weekly price chart.  (They need also to keep from clients the fact that the price is still sustained by the demand of Chinese daytraders.)

Keeping the price stable would help.  It may also make the SEC slightly more inclined to approve COIN.

But I suspect that the May/20 mini-bubble and the subsequent relative stability will bot be enough to impress clients and the SEC.  On the other hand, those buying spurts should add up to a lot more than they could earn from fees. 

Fund owners can profit a lot more when the price drops, because they can sell the coins at a higher price before the client liquidates at the lower price.  So perhaps they have pumped the price to the current range to play that trick, and will let it drop back to the 400$ range or lower once they have sold enough shares.

3600 coins are 3600 coins, and it doesn't matter whether they are mined on some guys phone or a wall of silicon a mile high.  But the guy who has to buy the mountain of silicon is a lot less likely to sell them for peanuts.

You have to admit, the guy is hilarious and he makes me smile with his nonsense funny talk.

 right when I think that we are starting to have a mutual understanding, you get all upset and change your mind and decide to discontinue communications... ...  Either way is fine with me... 

I just talked to my parrot and he said "bitcoin to the moon", now you are saying like a parrot "cut loose".

This is confusing to me, but since my parrot seems to be smarter than you... moon it is. You scammer.

So please stop quoting him
He is on my ignor list but i ca nsee half of his BS.

Explanation

Falling is in full form, he don't want that price will going upside.
I really don't thin spreading fud's from falling will impact even 0.00000001%.
But still he spread fud as much as he can.

well, you maybe didn't yet, but I already had it with your nonsense, I don't know why I even putted you out of my ignore, you are going back there anyway.

my irritation with you has NOT reached that level in which I would want to ignore you, yet, even though you can be quite provocative and even repetitive... but I still would like to look through your posts to make sure that they are not too "OUTRAGEOUS"   

well, anyhow, I am glad to be corrected and to hear from you that you are NOT the violent type.

I mean what do you think would be the measurement by then?  Do you think BTC will be stagnant (that surely is too bullish for your description of scenarios)?  or do you think that BTC will be valued less than $10?  What is a likely scenario that you are suggesting?  Do you believe that BTC will be outlawed in some areas of the world?  Do you believe there will be some kind of major security flaw?  Do you think that there will be more MTGOX type situations that undermines public confidence in BTC? What are we looking for in May 2015?

I would suggest that BTC is going to still be vibrant by next May and the price will likely be anywhere between $500 per BTC and $5,000 per BTC.  I would be surprised if BTC prices are outside of that range, but even if prices are outside that range, I doubt that prices alone dictates whether BTC is successful, so if you want to indicate other ways of success or failure, I may be able to play along with you.

The only time having any physical fight is defending my 3 years old daughter at the time from an alcoholic crack head, otherwise I have never in my life had any physical attack from or to anyone, if you are so annoyed by my post, an easy way for your misery would be hitting that ignore and have peace with yourself.

I have no real bets regarding BTC in that kind of time frame.  I mean BTC could still be around or there could be some derivation of BTC.. I think in 5 years BTC will be around.. but 10 years or 20 years?  Sure, it will be interesting, either way... but that is quite far off, and I expect that I may have to juggle around my BTC investments in the next 10 - 20 years...

not gonna happen, there is no bitcoin saver, bitcoin is going to nowhere but down