Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 30833. (Read 26713001 times)
December 20, 2013, 01:54:35 AM
Damn nan. I didn't know I had the web cam on.
December 20, 2013, 01:53:43 AM
i really have no idea what's going to happen long-term. this recent crash should be sobering to some people, as bitcoin could be forever relegated to a black market asset/currency.
December 20, 2013, 01:53:02 AM
And where can I buy some of these cat-coins?
Oh, never mind...
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/can-we-get-some-nyan-coin-up-in-here-nya-205666
December 20, 2013, 01:51:06 AM
Wait for it
December 20, 2013, 01:50:53 AM
why is money flowing into DOGE? how did it even get onto the exchanges?
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
someone was trying to shill it to me yesterday here...told em I was a cat kinda girl, which completely threw them.it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
These sorts of flash in the pan coins are a good argument for regulation...they make crypto seem like Pokemon.
They are a shitty argument for regulation. Regulation is why we need Bitcoin so badly.
And where can I buy some of these cat-coins?
December 20, 2013, 01:50:02 AM
I'm long-term bullish. But I trade the swings, so not too concerned with predicting a top or bottom. The market decides which way it goes and I can't affect that.
December 20, 2013, 01:48:45 AM
why is money flowing into DOGE? how did it even get onto the exchanges?
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
I've had a few people at work ask me about altcoins. I think they feel they missed the Bitcoin train and are casting about for something similar to make money fast. I usually just roll up a newspaper and hit them with it until I feel better.
It's a good way to get them into the crypto train.
Once they've understood a number of things and the potential, they'd be trading for the reference crypto, Bitcoin, as the scrypt-coins battle it out for the power of the butthurt late GPU miners.
December 20, 2013, 01:48:42 AM
When uncertain. .. do nothing.
Or go 50/50 which leaves options open.
But whatever you do, make a plan and stick with it.
December 20, 2013, 01:47:25 AM
someone was trying to shill it to me yesterday here...told em I was a cat kinda girl, which completely threw them.
These sorts of flash in the pan coins are a good argument for regulation...they make crypto seem like Pokemon.
These sorts of flash in the pan coins are a good argument for regulation...they make crypto seem like Pokemon.
there are no good arguments for regulation, merely bad arguments in a good suit.
December 20, 2013, 01:47:12 AM
such amaze
currency much
edit/ also nan, really liked your post in the open message thread
currency much
edit/ also nan, really liked your post in the open message thread
December 20, 2013, 01:46:54 AM
is what I thought when I saw cavirtex has 21 people employed verifying new accounts. Then I remembered the dead cat bounce. December 20, 2013, 01:46:17 AM
why is money flowing into DOGE? how did it even get onto the exchanges?
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
I've had a few people at work ask me about altcoins. I think they feel they missed the Bitcoin train and are casting about for something similar to make money fast. I usually just roll up a newspaper and hit them with it until I feel better.
December 20, 2013, 01:45:28 AM
why is money flowing into DOGE? how did it even get onto the exchanges?
it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
someone was trying to shill it to me yesterday here...told em I was a cat kinda girl, which completely threw them.it's like people are treating it as a real cryptocurrency - wow.
These sorts of flash in the pan coins are a good argument for regulation...they make crypto seem like Pokemon.
December 20, 2013, 01:44:44 AM
watching this ping pong match, i'm thinking "food fight!"
December 20, 2013, 01:43:10 AM
I'm long-term bullish. But I trade the swings, so not too concerned with predicting a top or bottom. The market decides which way it goes and I can't affect that.
December 20, 2013, 01:38:44 AM
Are we really going up?
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
To be honest, I am seeing a constant sell pressure into the new wave of buyers. Imo, it is the whales who loaded low, taking profits the only way a large position ever can...
What I am looking for, is the direction the market goes once they are done meeting their targets...
December 20, 2013, 01:38:16 AM
Are we really going up?
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
When uncertain. .. do nothing.
Big dump on cny if anyone is interested.
That's what I did, but I should've sold.
Bravery would have already paid.
December 20, 2013, 01:37:41 AM
Oh well, why would you choose to be a bear on the greatest bull of all times???
Well, in retrospect moves seem obvious. Thus you think, I should act on all these obvious moves. Then you try to act before the move instead of regretting it after, only to discover that the move you thought was obvious was just a bit too subtle for Mr. Market.
It is particularly difficult to avoid this trap when you accurately predict things ahead of time, but fail to act on your prediction because you were skeptical of your ability to predict. The next time you have burritos before bedtime, you wake up with a wild hare notion that something in particular is going to happen, and you may not feel confident about it, but hey, your last prediction was good, and you didn't feel confident enough to bet on it, and this time you don't feel confident enough to bet on it either, so maybe this is a good prediction too?
You see, they don't want you to know that you know that they don't know that you want them to know that you think that....
Reminds me of a Kinks song: Paranoia, Brain Destroyer
Ok, but, not what I'm talking about. It is bitcoin itself that I call the greatest bull of all times. Not a person or group of people. December 20, 2013, 01:36:14 AM
Are we really going up?
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
Maybe right now is the best time to sell for a few days...
Or should I buy some more...
I'm completely disoriented right now..
When uncertain. .. do nothing.
Big dump on cny if anyone is interested.
December 20, 2013, 01:35:15 AM
Oh well, why would you choose to be a bear on the greatest bull of all times???
Well, in retrospect moves seem obvious. Thus you think, I should act on all these obvious moves. Then you try to act before the move instead of regretting it after, only to discover that the move you thought was obvious was just a bit too subtle for Mr. Market.
It is particularly difficult to avoid this trap when you accurately predict things ahead of time, but fail to act on your prediction because you were skeptical of your ability to predict. The next time you have burritos before bedtime, you wake up with a wild hare notion that something in particular is going to happen, and you may not feel confident about it, but hey, your last prediction was good, and you didn't feel confident enough to bet on it, and this time you don't feel confident enough to bet on it either, so maybe this is a good prediction too?
You see, they don't want you to know that you know that they don't know that you want them to know that you think that....
Reminds me of a Kinks song: Paranoia, Brain Destroyer
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