You'll never invest into something where it is only supported by hopes of fools then why did you buy into BTC in the first place, if you think the price is sustained only by the hopes of fools.
Every bet is about predicatabilty and how predictable it may be are your odds, thats the very definition of betting. What your really saying is that you like to make bets where you feel they are very predictable and therefore low odds.
Its simply not screaming trend reversal at all are you that blind you cant see that. It was a question. Plus $400 was a major resistance point after visiting there twice already in the downtrend so of course it was important. I think you need to get out the house if you believe anything Ive said is trying to get you to buy into this, I couldn't give two shits whether you buy into it or not. On the contrary I could say that your attempting to get people not to buy in yet is just as manipulative.
Stop throwing the phrase people like you around, I have not attempted to get anyone to buy in thanks so stop trying to tarnish me with the same brush as the people who do you have 0 evidence of me being anything like what your trying to say. When there are important developments in the crypto world lol, there are important developments happening all the time.
Its okay over the last 3 days I'm up 31% and your at +/- 0% in actual gains or 31% down in theoretical gains. Your clearly a long term trader which is fine but because you dont have the skills to or you dont want to trade on shorter time scales doesnt mean people who do shouldnt.
I bought during the start of November, where there were more in play then just the hopes of fools. Sold at the middle of December, and every rise has been fuelled by the hopes of fools ever since. This downtrend would be over quicker if there wouldn't be so many fools in the game.
Feelings have nothing to do with it. Proper data about the current direction of value will decide when you can say that it's smart investing into BTC. And this isn't about drawing lines on the charts like a 6 year old. It's about taking more factors into consideration like the factors that stimulate demand. Right now, BTC is not a smart investment, it's a blind bet, supported by hope that more fools will follow to fill your pockets. There haven't been a good reason to buy BTC till December.
400 wasn't a major resistance point. Dumping didn't stop there because of strong buy walls, but stopped there just because the dumpers paused for letting the support rise a little to continue dumping. It isn't predictable how long will they wait until they continue. A dumb blind bet again.
If there would be less people who are fuelling these dumb pumps, then the downtrend would have been over more quickly and that would have meant more wins to most involved. Because of these dumb pumps, the market is unpredictable and unattractive for serious investors. Right now, the environment is only attractive to degenerate gamblers. Those who have the experience and education in the field, know better to stay away, because there are always better investment opportunities then to play unstable bear markets.
Well, you whine about my low interest on buying during this bear market, just like tens have done before you. So, to me, you are just like those who have whined before you.
And no, there haven't been important developments in the crypto scene for a long time. Just a lot of hot air, made out of high hopes and promises.
You really don't get it that these dumb pumps will only create meaningless volatility and the biggest winners are actually the exchanges. When you win 30%, then you don't win it out of thin air, but you win it at the expense of some poor schmuck who buys after you buy. That is the reason that you are whining on why I'm not buying, because you want more schmucks to join in to fill your pockets.
The outcome of these dumb pumps is still that more people lose then win, and it's not a matter of skill but a matter dumb luck. You didn't have any data about the fiat that is moving in, you just made a bet because you had a feeling that people will buy after. And now you are trying to act like this blind bet was a matter of skill and data analysis. To me it's just funny. It's like the guy who get's lucky at the roulette table and tries to act like a skillful gambler after.