Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 26993. (Read 26623626 times)
June 27, 2014, 09:50:58 AM
Ok I need to buy a new car I want to buy a large MPV and I need BTC to go to 6666$ so I can buy it for just 5 BTC. Plx make it happen thx!!!
June 27, 2014, 09:48:55 AM
The answer to your question is very simple: the market price is the price you can buy or sell bitcoins for on the market at a given time. In the case of the auction the given time would be the time someone actually places their final bid(s). Because once you decide to make a bid you look at the current price on the exchanges and then figure out where you are going to place your bid relative to that. You will probably also look at the direction the price is heading and your bid will be lower if you think it's going down short term and higher if you think it's going up. So $600 per coin would have been above market most of the time people could place their bids and $500 would be below market. Is this all really that hard to understand? Are you an idiot?
Ok, let's say someone bids $550 right now. Are they below market or above market? There is no CLOSE OF THE MARKET DAY in bitcoin like there is in stocks. What if price falls to $520 by 6:05pm ET today? Or shoots up to $630 by 1AM ET Saturday morning?
I think ShroomsKit's point is pretty clear, and your's isn't. Who's the idiot now?
You are the idiot clearly. I'm not sure if bids are still open for the auction but if someone would bid $550 right now yes it would be considered below market. If you still don't understand whatever man, I will let you idiots continue this fruitless discussion.
June 27, 2014, 09:48:09 AM
The answer to your question is very simple: the market price is the price you can buy or sell bitcoins for on the market at a given time. In the case of the auction the given time would be the time someone actually places their final bid(s). Because once you decide to make a bid you look at the current price on the exchanges and then figure out where you are going to place your bid relative to that. You will probably also look at the direction the price is heading and your bid will be lower if you think it's going down short term and higher if you think it's going up. So $600 per coin would have been above market most of the time people could place their bids and $500 would be below market. Is this all really that hard to understand? Are you an idiot?
Ok, let's say someone bids $550 right now. Are they below market or above market? There is no CLOSE OF THE MARKET DAY in bitcoin like there is in stocks. What if price falls to $520 by 6:05pm ET today? Or shoots up to $630 by 1AM ET Saturday morning? Then back down to $520 by Monday afternoon?
I think ShroomsKit's point is pretty clear, and your's isn't. Who's the idiot now?
It might be above or under the market price "most of the time".
So people can panic or buy because of it "most of the time".
June 27, 2014, 09:45:01 AM
I think that was our double bottom folks...too the moon!!!
Go and learn about bearish divergence, then go and look at the 4hr charts for any of the big exchanges with the momentum indicator of your choice.
Where do you see a bearish divergence? I don't see one, at least not yet.
June 27, 2014, 09:44:08 AM
The answer to your question is very simple: the market price is the price you can buy or sell bitcoins for on the market at a given time. In the case of the auction the given time would be the time someone actually places their final bid(s). Because once you decide to make a bid you look at the current price on the exchanges and then figure out where you are going to place your bid relative to that. You will probably also look at the direction the price is heading and your bid will be lower if you think it's going down short term and higher if you think it's going up. So $600 per coin would have been above market most of the time people could place their bids and $500 would be below market. Is this all really that hard to understand? Are you an idiot?
Ok, let's say someone bids $550 right now. Are they below market or above market? There is no CLOSE OF THE MARKET DAY in bitcoin like there is in stocks. What if price falls to $520 by 5:59pm ET today? Or shoots up to $630 by 1AM ET Saturday morning? Then back down to $520 by Monday afternoon?
I think ShroomsKit's point is pretty clear, and your's isn't. Who's the idiot now?
June 27, 2014, 09:43:35 AM
This place has gone completely insane.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
Also i wonder you mention below or above market price. Is that the price the minute the auction closes?The price it was when the bids had to be in? The price on Stamp or somewhere else? Who decides what the market price actually is?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
The answer to your question is very simple: the market price is the price you can buy or sell bitcoins for on the market at a given time. In the case of the auction the given time would be the time someone actually places their final bid(s). Because once you decide to make a bid you look at the current price on the exchanges and then figure out where you are going to place your bid relative to that. You will probably also look at the direction the price is heading and your bid will be lower if you think it's going down short term and higher if you think it's going up. So $600 per coin would have been above market most of the time people could place their bids and $500 would be below market. Is this all really that hard to understand? Are you an idiot?
Ah so the coins are either being sold for 500 or 600. I had no clue. I'm such an idiot.
I love the most of the time part btw. Hilarious.
June 27, 2014, 09:40:06 AM
I think that was our double bottom folks...too the moon!!!
Go and learn about bearish divergence, then go and look at the 4hr charts for any of the big exchanges with the momentum indicator of your choice.
June 27, 2014, 09:38:38 AM
are we rising with volume?? 
pics please
pics please
June 27, 2014, 09:37:55 AM
This place has gone completely insane.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
Also i wonder you mention below or above market price. Is that the price the minute the auction closes?The price it was when the bids had to be in? The price on Stamp or somewhere else? Who decides what the market price actually is?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
The answer to your question is very simple: the market price is the price you can buy or sell bitcoins for on the market at a given time. In the case of the auction the given time would be the time someone actually places their final bid(s). Because once you decide to make a bid you look at the current price on the exchanges and then figure out where you are going to place your bid relative to that. You will probably also look at the direction the price is heading and your bid will be lower if you think it's going down short term and higher if you think it's going up. So $600 per coin would have been above market most of the time people could place their bids and $500 would be below market. Is this all really that hard to understand? Are you an idiot?
June 27, 2014, 09:34:45 AM
I think that was our double bottom folks...too the moon!!!
June 27, 2014, 09:31:16 AM
good morning bitcoin!
Very good morning Adam. Let me pour some Baileys in your coffee.
It seems the bear trap has snapped shut and the silly little auction has passed without the sky falling down.
All that and it's a gorgeous day here in T.O.
Life is good.
Wait, what? Are you telling me it isn't the biggest event of the year? I'm very confused now. Looking at the market behaviour the last week it has to be.
Don't tell me people now are like "what auction?" and move on to the next thing. That would be crazy.
LOL
Aren't bears hilarious?
June 27, 2014, 09:29:21 AM
good morning bitcoin!
Very good morning Adam. Let me pour some Baileys in your coffee.
It seems the bear trap has snapped shut and the silly little auction has passed without the sky falling down.
All that and it's a gorgeous day here in T.O.
Life is good.
Wait, what? Are you telling me it isn't the biggest event of the year? I'm very confused now. Looking at the market behaviour the last week it has to be.
Don't tell me people now are like "what auction?" and move on to the next thing. That would be crazy.
10 second old news is old. Gimme a new piece of FUD on the horizon! We need a new (inconsequential) date out there for people to fret and worry about!
C'mon China, where's a new ban deadline when you need one??
June 27, 2014, 09:26:42 AM
good morning bitcoin!
Very good morning Adam. Let me pour some Baileys in your coffee.
It seems the bear trap has snapped shut and the silly little auction has passed without the sky falling down.
All that and it's a gorgeous day here in T.O.
Life is good.
Wait, what? Are you telling me it isn't the biggest event of the year? I'm very confused now. Looking at the market behaviour the last week it has to be.
Don't tell me people now are like "what auction?" and move on to the next thing. That would be crazy.
June 27, 2014, 09:26:18 AM
Stamp 1W MACD just flipped back to green.
June 27, 2014, 09:20:28 AM
calm down buddy, does it really matter when which who or where? =D
what count is that it will be above market price no matter how you want to define the price =D
what count is that it will be above market price no matter how you want to define the price =D
Disagree. I think the price doesn't matter. It's an off-market price and does not affect the supply/demand in the marketplace.
Everyone who sold from 650 down has to buy back those coins. Their purchase will be relatively inelastic. Everyone who has been waiting to buy coins because of the uncertainty will have to buy coins. They will have to chase them up the hill.
It matters who buys them. If it is an institution, we know immediately that those coins will be held strongly for a long time. Otherwise it is more ambiguous.
June 27, 2014, 09:19:50 AM
good morning bitcoin!
Very good morning Adam. Let me pour some Baileys in your coffee.
It seems the bear trap has snapped shut and the silly little auction has passed without the sky falling down.
All that and it's a gorgeous day here in T.O.
Life is good.
June 27, 2014, 09:17:13 AM
4hr MA about to cross like a boss
June 27, 2014, 09:14:32 AM
I haven't been following the charts to closely today (Reason: mining fiat at work), but why is Finex so depressed today?
June 27, 2014, 09:12:32 AM
This place has gone completely insane.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
Oh and in the meantime all you panic sellers probably sold more than there are coins in the auction out of fear of that same auction.
That alone is one of the most retarded things ever. If someone needed more prove how dumb Bitcoin traders are, there you go.
Everyone is completely obsessed with what price the coins went for as if it's the most important thing ever in the history if Bitcoin yet NOT ONE person here has been able to answer this:
Also i wonder you mention below or above market price. Is that the price the minute the auction closes?The price it was when the bids had to be in? The price on Stamp or somewhere else? Who decides what the market price actually is?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
Could it be that noone really has a clue?
You idiots can't even tell what above or under the market is yet it's the only thing you talk about.
As i said before this place is at the same level as the Btce trollbox. Just as dumb.
Oh and in the meantime all you panic sellers probably sold more than there are coins in the auction out of fear of that same auction.
That alone is one of the most retarded things ever. If someone needed more prove how dumb Bitcoin traders are, there you go.
calm down buddy, does it really matter when which who or where? =D
what count is that it will be above market price no matter how you want to define the price =D
June 27, 2014, 09:12:12 AM
I hope the coins go for exactly bitstamp price. Would be fun to see what unfolds
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