Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 33204. (Read 26711605 times)
June 24, 2013, 11:33:00 PM
lol 104.8-104.849
June 24, 2013, 11:32:10 PM
Yeah, quite possible (or at least Gox doing some tests):
https://www.facebook.com/MtGox/posts/485909238160155
(posted 8 minutes ago)
So, they really do something?
June 24, 2013, 11:31:57 PM
June 24, 2013, 11:30:09 PM
Who are these whales slapping the market around?
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
Playing with MILLIONS of dollars......wastes time reading bitcointalk forums.
Makes total sense
If I were the one playing, I would love nothing more than to watch live the reactions of you all......
Same here.
I wish the mogsta barometer was still useful. Its saying 6k of sells and 5k of buys for the last couple of hours
105 wall [ask] is up to 4200 [700 eaten]
105 wall [bid] is slightly smaller at 1300 [1900 added, and then eaten]
June 24, 2013, 11:28:39 PM
Yeah, quite possible (or at least Gox doing some tests):
https://www.facebook.com/MtGox/posts/485909238160155
(posted 8 minutes ago)
June 24, 2013, 11:27:06 PM
Drop that wall!
June 24, 2013, 11:25:27 PM
Sandwiched between two walls at 104.85~ and 105.01
How amusing
104.9 and 105 How amusing
June 24, 2013, 11:24:31 PM
Personally I just bought 30BTC on Campbx for $98 and can't get them to Gox fast enough to sell before we see $100 again. I would love to make a quick 3 BTC before bed.
1. Sell Bitcoins on LocalBitcoins using a formula that references Mt Gox price.2. Use the money from the sales to purchase more bitcoins either via Coinbase or CampBX.
3. ? ? ?
4. Profit
June 24, 2013, 11:24:12 PM
Who are these whales slapping the market around?
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
Playing with MILLIONS of dollars......wastes time reading bitcointalk forums.
Makes total sense
If I were the one playing, I would love nothing more than to watch live the reactions of you all......
June 24, 2013, 11:23:15 PM
Sandwiched between two walls at 104.85~ and 105.01
How amusing
How amusing
June 24, 2013, 11:21:24 PM
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Ah well i'm looking at a chart. Not on Gox itself and it shows prices all over the place and quite some lag.
What do you mean by lag?
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Your risk return spectrum is a little wide for me.
What do you mean? You would go with less bids and asks in front of you? I mean, that usually makes sense.. but the volume was so absurdly high, even 5k on both sides would have gotten you some returns. 1-2k seems like a "safe" point to me, you are not subject to a random 500 sell amongst 50000 of buys, or the opposite... without being so far behind that you miss the majority of the action.
If you only knew for sure. That can easily backfire too. Hindsight is 20-20
June 24, 2013, 11:20:27 PM
Personally I just bought 30BTC on Campbx for $98 and can't get them to Gox fast enough to sell before we see $100 again. I would love to make a quick 3 BTC before bed.
June 24, 2013, 11:19:53 PM
Almost no Gox lag at that ridiculous volume is definitely not how it used to be. You used to get like 30s of trade engine lag for at least 2 minutes every 2k BTC sell off.
June 24, 2013, 11:17:04 PM
Who are these whales slapping the market around?
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
Playing with MILLIONS of dollars......wastes time reading bitcointalk forums.
Makes total sense
What would you do differently with millions of dollar?
Go into a super VIP speculation forum?
I wouldn't be speculating. I'd be the market maker.
June 24, 2013, 11:14:57 PM
June 24, 2013, 11:14:51 PM
Who are these whales slapping the market around?
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
Playing with MILLIONS of dollars......wastes time reading bitcointalk forums.
Makes total sense
What would you do differently with millions of dollar?
Go into a super VIP speculation forum?
June 24, 2013, 11:14:30 PM
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Ah well i'm looking at a chart. Not on Gox itself and it shows prices all over the place and quite some lag.
What do you mean by lag?
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Your risk return spectrum is a little wide for me.
What do you mean? You would go with less bids and asks in front of you? I mean, that usually makes sense.. but the volume was so absurdly high, even 5k on both sides would have gotten you some returns. 1-2k seems like a "safe" point to me, you are not subject to a random 500 sell amongst 50000 of buys, or the opposite... without being so far behind that you miss the majority of the action.
June 24, 2013, 11:13:17 PM
Who are these whales slapping the market around?
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
It'd be lovely if any of these whales could make a guest appearance here (even in a throwaway account), and tell us a couple stories..
Cmon guys.. I know one of you out there is bound to be reading this...
Playing with MILLIONS of dollars......wastes time reading bitcointalk forums.
Makes total sense
June 24, 2013, 11:11:53 PM
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Your risk return spectrum is a little wide for me.
June 24, 2013, 11:11:26 PM
It's interesting how after buying everything up to $110 and selling everything down to $101 that the bids and asks filled the middle in again so quickly at a variety of prices, creating a market depth profile that looked like nothing had just happened.
I was thinking that same thing. Who's providing the stability?
Like many others, I'm placing bids and asks to try and take advantage of the situation to make a few bucks. The depth is probably a result of everyone doing the same thing.
How? With this lag?
There isnt any lag? And its mostly irrelevant at a time like this. Place a bid somewhere pretty low, depending on how risky you are, behind 500-5k of bids... then place asks 500-5k behind the other asks.
If you did this throughout this situation, you'd have made a killing. All it relies on is that the market acts extraordinarily stupid, so this wont usually work, and you wont be able to tell it would have until after the fact.
Ah well i'm looking at a chart. Not on Gox itself and it shows prices all over the place and quite some lag.
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