Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 31969. (Read 26731733 times)
November 19, 2013, 11:01:32 PM
November 19, 2013, 11:01:26 PM
where we going from here? btcchina back under 5k cny.... wonder if we see more downward pressure soon
That's a triple bull trap we're seeing now. Is that even a term? rofl...
I wouldn't be surprised to see it at $300-$400 in a few days, this is my first guess. My second guess is that $500 may be the floor, there would have to be a 10k sell off to get there. I wouldn't be surprised to see that either.
By the way, I have no idea what I'm talking about. However, I have called the last two bubbles within a day or so of the bubble happening. Maybe it's luck.
that wall moved super-fast 15hs ago... just saying
November 19, 2013, 10:53:28 PM
where we going from here? btcchina back under 5k cny.... wonder if we see more downward pressure soon
That's a triple bull trap we're seeing now. Is that even a term? rofl...
I wouldn't be surprised to see it at $300-$400 in a few days, this is my first guess. My second guess is that $500 may be the floor, there would have to be a 10k sell off to get there. I wouldn't be surprised to see that either.
By the way, I have no idea what I'm talking about. However, I have called the last two bubbles within a day or so of the bubble happening. Maybe it's luck.
November 19, 2013, 10:43:23 PM
where we going from here? btcchina back under 5k cny.... wonder if we see more downward pressure soon
November 19, 2013, 10:25:37 PM
I'm making a cup of green tea.
Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine, the drug you're mentioning.Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
I'm a big fan of white tea (Chinese) from Fujian. it's been dried less, so there's even more goodies than in green tea.
Not sure about calm -- plenty of caffiene, but it certainly makes you more alive. There's a reason the British empire was built on tea imports.
I'll send some for 0.01BTC + p&p
November 19, 2013, 10:23:31 PM
Not sure about calm -- plenty of caffiene, but it certainly makes you more alive. There's a reason the British empire was built on tea imports.
I'll send some for 0.01BTC + p&p
I believe Mao was addicted to green tea and slimming pills - which explains the muddled thinking behind some of his decisions cf the great leap forward/cultural revolution
November 19, 2013, 10:17:10 PM
I'm making a cup of green tea.
Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine, the drug you're mentioning.Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
I'm a big fan of white tea (Chinese) from Fujian. it's been dried less, so there's even more goodies than in green tea.
Not sure about calm -- plenty of caffiene, but it certainly makes you more alive. There's a reason the British empire was built on tea imports.
I'll send some for 0.01BTC + p&p
November 19, 2013, 10:15:49 PM
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine,
and isotopes...don't forget the isotopes
Isomers...?
http://www.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/asiapcf/06/03/japan.nuclear/index.html
November 19, 2013, 10:15:32 PM
The Chinese exchange is still trading at 821 USD equivalent.
I'm honestly at a loss to explain this. Sure, you expect SOME arbitrage differences, but why aren't people selling into the Chinese exchange with the intention of waiting for the arbitrageurs to bring the exchanges closer together, THEN flip back into Bitcoin and cash out through the Western exchanges?
Very weird.
I'm honestly at a loss to explain this. Sure, you expect SOME arbitrage differences, but why aren't people selling into the Chinese exchange with the intention of waiting for the arbitrageurs to bring the exchanges closer together, THEN flip back into Bitcoin and cash out through the Western exchanges?
Very weird.
Futures are 500 kuai lower and likely to fall further. BTC looking risky, lots of people will be looking to arb the gap with Bitstamp instead and bide their time.
November 19, 2013, 10:13:24 PM
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine,
and isotopes...don't forget the isotopes
Isomers...?
November 19, 2013, 10:12:43 PM
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine,
and isotopes...don't forget the isotopes
November 19, 2013, 10:11:19 PM
I'm making a cup of green tea.
Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
Japanese green teas like sencha and gyokuro are especially full of L-Theanine, the drug you're mentioning. Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
November 19, 2013, 10:10:50 PM
I'm making a cup of green tea.
Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
Anyone trading should do the same. There's some psychoactive stuff in green tea leaves that tends to calm you down, make you more composed and rational. I've found it very useful for technical trading.
I remember reading that anthropologists suspect that it's the psychoactive qualities of green tea that led to the development of the Japanese tea ceremony and Zen Buddhism.
But I digress...
Sleep once a day is also very effective
I remember hearing about sleep once...
November 19, 2013, 10:07:39 PM
The Chinese exchange is still trading at 821 USD equivalent.
I'm honestly at a loss to explain this. Sure, you expect SOME arbitrage differences, but why aren't people selling into the Chinese exchange with the intention of waiting for the arbitrageurs to bring the exchanges closer together, THEN flip back into Bitcoin and cash out through the Western exchanges?
Very weird.
I'm honestly at a loss to explain this. Sure, you expect SOME arbitrage differences, but why aren't people selling into the Chinese exchange with the intention of waiting for the arbitrageurs to bring the exchanges closer together, THEN flip back into Bitcoin and cash out through the Western exchanges?
Very weird.
November 19, 2013, 10:06:17 PM
Its very obvious at this point that BTC is back in a upwards trend.
No it is not.
Leave your emotions behind. This bounce back up is no more meaningful than the drop to $600 was.
Most likely we will correct back toward $650 before we hit $700. If that doesn't happen I will be pleasantly surprised.
the bouncing all over is random, this will play out by December 3rd when the senate hearings close.
wait what their are more hearing coming?
they are keeping the record open for more written input
November 19, 2013, 10:04:30 PM
Are there any estimates on when the Bitcoin ETF is coming/how long an ETF takes the SEC to create?
November 19, 2013, 09:57:58 PM
Boring period incoming. Thank Bitcoin -- chance to focus on your family over Christmas instead of checking the price every 20 seconds.
What's the fun in that? November 19, 2013, 09:55:26 PM
I think Goat called it when he observed that the bull run isn't over, it is just being throttled by fiat constraints.
So lots of people are waiting on bank transfers which is creating a huge influx of money?
I think this is an oversimplified view of things. More money is coming in, but people are also getting nervous and jumping ship the longer this thing takes to get moving again.
Furthermore, a lot of people who sent their money in to exchanges may change their mind now that the rally is over and things are slipping.
I'd be pleased to see another move upward but I have no expectation of that.
Agreed, it's not this simple. Of course the bubble didn't run out due to lack of fiat! People need to have logical consistency. During the rise everyone was proclaiming "We can't crash, there are too many exchanges, they can't all fail!". Now the same group of people are shouting "All the exchanges are out of fiat!". It doesn't make any sense.
Look at China: Fiat to the exchanges in under 5 minutes, but buying is subdued. The crash isn't because of "lack of fiat", it's because "areyoumotherfuckinginsaneitjustrose1700%"!
Boring period incoming. Thank Bitcoin -- chance to focus on your family over Christmas instead of checking the price every 20 seconds.
November 19, 2013, 09:52:20 PM
New Chinese search ATHs on November 19th! Baidu hit a peak over 50% higher than the old one from May:
http://index.baidu.com/main/word.php?word=%B1%C8%CC%D8%B1%D2
...and Chinese Wikipedia also hit an ATH:
http://stats.grok.se/zh/latest90/%E6%AF%94%E7%89%B9%E5%B8%81
http://index.baidu.com/main/word.php?word=%B1%C8%CC%D8%B1%D2
...and Chinese Wikipedia also hit an ATH:
http://stats.grok.se/zh/latest90/%E6%AF%94%E7%89%B9%E5%B8%81
November 19, 2013, 09:52:09 PM
I think Goat called it when he observed that the bull run isn't over, it is just being throttled by fiat constraints.
So lots of people are waiting on bank transfers which is creating a huge influx of money?
I think this is an oversimplified view of things. More money is coming in, but people are also getting nervous and jumping ship the longer this thing takes to get moving again.
Furthermore, a lot of people who sent their money in to exchanges may change their mind now that the rally is over and things are slipping.
I'd be pleased to see another move upward but I have no expectation of that.
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