Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 3823. (Read 26713645 times)

People believing it would now go below $40k again

Bitcoin be like : Hold my beer and don't disgrace me



Observing $47k at the time and bears running back to jungle again 

So @proudhon you have another btc dead theory to cook for us?

One more...

“Universally right” said the flat Earther!
What the fuck makes it “universally right”, hm brother? TV?
The only thing that I can think of that is “universally common” is the brainwashing of humanity - going exponential the last two decades.

BTW, there is no sides on this, better wake up fast, for everyone’s sake.



Well, Russia and the boogeyman that is, kiddo.
How about the invasion of human privacy and intellect? History maybe? Because this is the real reason we are here.

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Yeah, that’s the whole point. Black to move bishop, check.

Missed you. How are things at Langley?

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For what it’s worth, you’re my favourite AI, keeping this thread from derailing completely.
That said, fuck you Jay, Juan and Gee.

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"normal" currency?? WTF pass their contact info to JJG

Correct, I meant 50 MA. The theory I was talking about:

I have two that have repeated...  And they sort of fit that same model.

1.  This one more when I was a student.  I have not had it recently... I am in a bustling school... but no matter what hallway I go down I cannot find my class.  And I am going to fail if I miss one more... and the branching hallways never end.  And I never pick the right one.  Ugh.

2.  I am driving a car around a cloverleaf.  You know that sort of 365 degree loop you might make to get on a highway.  But I cannot see.  My vision is growing dimmer and dimmer.  And for some reason my hands cannot grip the steering wheel so I am progressively trying harder and harder to turn it to stay on the road (and BARELY pulling it off somehow!) with the constant threat that at any moment I could lose control and run off the pavement.

For me, the common themes in "nightmares" is not being able to perform a fairly simple task.  And not being able to live up to the expectations of ______.

Have at it Dr. Freud.

If you want the above flavors, you gotta be in the right mood... it's not exactly a sweet-tooth way of thinking... so you need to snap yourself out of desert mood.. if you know what i mean?  Maybe have a few drinks first (wine, perhaps?  or some shots?).. more of an evening rather than morning flavor.

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No problem...   You can deny whatever you like.  I was just speculating about how a reasonable person might hedge in the event s/he actually believed some of the previous nonsense that you had posted (to the extent to which s/he could make heads or tails out of what you had posted).. and especially the proclamations that you already made about inevitable downity.. or down before up or whatever DOWNity hopium you had been attempting to put into the information world.

Would it NOT make sense if a person were to be expecting the BTC price to go down into the lower $20ks or spike below $20k or even to go into the $10k territory, s/he would prepare for such a scenario by at least holding some fiat on the side in order to prepare to buy if/when the BTC price goes to those lower levels?  At minimum?  Surely more aggressive actions could be taken too.. but there is no free lunch in regards to preparing for down is likely going to have some opportunity costs in preparing for down.. but instead you want to say that you make money on your trades even when you are seeming to be quite wrong... the opposite of right.



I cannot tell what you are talking about when you refer to MA.. are you talking about the weekly MA?   The 200 Weekly Moving average is currently at about $20,700, so if you are suggesting that the BTC price is either approaching the 200 WMA or had already tested it, then you seem to be quite far off of that.  Sure, on January 24, the BTC price did spike down to $32,951, but on January 24, the 200 Week MA was at $19,253...

You can see the current location of the 200 week MA and the specific BTC price historical location of the 200-week MA at this website.

https://www.lookintobitcoin.com/charts/200-week-moving-average-heatmap/



What are you trying to show me?  

By the way, I have nothing against your various charts or if you are trying to make various predictions, but you seem to be having difficulties with putting these matters in any kind of meaningful context.. and even in your later post when you say that historically there has been this much passage of time between the lows and the highs and the halvening happened between, you do not seem to be saying very much.. or at least nothing that has some kind of significant and/or predictive resonance.... and even your current assumption that November 9, 2021 at $69k might have been the top of this bull run seems to presume what you want it to presume rather than really helping to inform us where we might be in terms of price, how we got here and where we might be going.  

Are you suggesting that we are not going to have a breach above $69k during this calendar year?  Otherwise when are you suggesting such breach above $69k to be likely? 2023?  or some other date?  Seems to me that the odds are still pretty decent that we will get a breach of $69k this calendar year... I am not sure the odds, but I would not even be convinced that it would be fair to suggest that it might not be an extension of our earlier cycle that so many folks are wanting to suggested to have had ended in 2021 - yet I have a lot of doubts that king daddy, aka honey badger, aka lillie fiend, is going to give too many shits about allowing dates on a calendar to stop it from going UPpity if that is where the point of most pain might seem to be... especially for the status quo richie who are likely continuing to try to prevent the largest wealth transfer in history from continuing to take place... they should jump on board rather than fighting it, but surely it is not yet time for the battle to stop.. so some folks are going to likely need to have to suffer along the way, and surely many of the regular longer term BTC HODLer participants in this thread do not mind witnessing a decent number of the status quo rich to suffer because they continue to fail/refuse to jump on the bitcoin train and they likely still believe that they have tools in their tool box to fight it.

A Historical Day of the BTC movement the most enjoyable and Profitable day.
BtC from the resistance of the 49500$ can take a dip keep tracking due to Major profit booking and 45000$  will work as the support level.

I was about to eat my yummy apple-pie breakfast but forget it!!!!!

Pardon Please.
This guy is spreading wrong information on Twitter.
I have contacted whith with Emaar.
They are saying they don't accept crypto for payment.
Proof is here.

Also not familiar with the terms and it might have to go through courts, but frankly once you steal/freeze someones money I can't imagine many people expecting Russia to continue to deliver tangible resources in exchange for imaginary units which it cannot use. Default is just a financial term, it implies that entity cannot pay it's debt. It's an indicator that such entity is a high risk, and shouldn't be dealt with unless you want to loose your money. Not sure how much creditors will care if Russia is financially solvent and pays its debt (in convertible yuan or with rubles with say set conversion rate to gold), but is forced to technical default just because US decides not to accept/process it's payments in USD. Business is business.

I understand that EU oil/gas reserves are pretty low coming out of the winter, think few countries even switched to spot for oil deliveries, not sure about the length of current contracts, but alternatively Russia can agree to continue accepting USD/EUR for bare minimum deliveries on current contracts but force any new contracts for next winter to be done in RUB. I expect everyone here is well aware that trades only happen when it's beneficial to both sides. When one side freezes all trades but leaves oil/gas, logic dictates that stopping these trades would hurt them more than the adversary. Russia was running surplus even before these high oil/gas prices, their main imports were machinery computers vehicles etc which now they cannot import anyway, they literally cannot spend the money that they're getting from their exports. Shitty part about sanctions is once you applied them all you have no more leverage. I wouldn't want to be on the EU side during these gas/oil contract negotiations:

EU: so here is our proposal, we just add binary bits in our computer which you cannot use and you send us that sweet sweet oil and gas so our heavy manufacturing can continue to operate and our people won't freeze next winter.
Russia: (slowly opens its fly and whips it out)  no, no, please go on, continue, what else would you like...

Edit: They have the money, paying their obligations on bonds is not an issue. US just decided to allow it this time JPMorgan sent the money to Citigroup after it sought and received the required approvals from U.S. authorities on Wednesday

Mmm. That sounds like good pussy to me. 

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I would rather say that we go to around $300K and then we come down to $70 < > $100K .