Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 467. (Read 26466283 times)
May 01, 2024, 04:30:03 AM
The dips just keep dipping. I think we’re closer to the bottom than the top here. Another 10% maybe but then I’ll think we’ll stabilize in preparation for the next move up. I don’t think we’ve seen this year’s high yet, but I wouldn’t be surprised if we don’t see new highs until the fourth quarter. This summer is going to test the holders.
May 01, 2024, 04:19:09 AM
May 01, 2024, 04:07:16 AM
its really over... 
May 01, 2024, 04:01:13 AM
May 01, 2024, 03:27:49 AM
Its a holiday in belgium and I'm up early...
Same in the Netherlands. Spending time with the kids, while May 01, 2024, 03:17:34 AM
^ trying to pooh-pooh Mr. Market?
We should admit that going down 8% after halving (and 19.5% since the ATH a month or so before) is not what most of us expected.
Not a biggie, yet, of course, but it is enticing to think about why this is happening.
I don't buy into P. Brandt 25% probability that bitcoin has already exhausted it's bull phase as it would be quite pathetic of a bull, but it seems that some macro factors are playing into this: maybe persistent inflation and hence no easing or maybe stagflation (albeit it is ridiculous to expect stagflation when we just started the AI era). I am reading that % of people not paying their bills is increasing in parallel with the credit card debt (1.2 tril in US). maybe the large %% of the population is simply broke (even with almost full employment)
Who knows, maybe we are on a verge of a recession and bitcoin is able to "sniff it out" earlier than other, often manipulated market indicators?
We should admit that going down 8% after halving (and 19.5% since the ATH a month or so before) is not what most of us expected.
Not a biggie, yet, of course, but it is enticing to think about why this is happening.
I don't buy into P. Brandt 25% probability that bitcoin has already exhausted it's bull phase as it would be quite pathetic of a bull, but it seems that some macro factors are playing into this: maybe persistent inflation and hence no easing or maybe stagflation (albeit it is ridiculous to expect stagflation when we just started the AI era). I am reading that % of people not paying their bills is increasing in parallel with the credit card debt (1.2 tril in US). maybe the large %% of the population is simply broke (even with almost full employment)
Who knows, maybe we are on a verge of a recession and bitcoin is able to "sniff it out" earlier than other, often manipulated market indicators?
Macro factors are the most obvious reason I reckon. From what I read liquidity has tightened, bank failures (albeit small) are starting to pop up, and the recent small increase in inflation is probably due more to the oil price than any actual demand. Increasing price in oil may be short term inflationary but long term it is deflationary and we may be feeling that now with some of the spending measures not looking too good. Powell's next statement should be an interesting on, I expect it to be dovish.
May 01, 2024, 03:06:36 AM
Its a holiday in belgium and I'm up early...
Coffee in hand with a not good price, but the coffee still good though.
Mentally preparing for an exhausting work out in an hour from now.
20 rounds of
10 burpee 150m run
10 squats 150m run
10 push ups 150m run
10 sit ups 150m run
this gonna take a long time
Will do my best in order BTC doing the same.
Coffee in hand with a not good price, but the coffee still good though.
Mentally preparing for an exhausting work out in an hour from now.
20 rounds of
10 burpee 150m run
10 squats 150m run
10 push ups 150m run
10 sit ups 150m run
this gonna take a long time
Will do my best in order BTC doing the same.
20 rounds? Are you Superman? That's a long routine, man... more than 2 hours?
10 Burpees: 1 minute Run: 1 minute
10 Squats: 40 seconds Run: 1 minute
10 Push-Ups: 40 seconds Run: 1 minute
10 Sit-Ups: 40 seconds Run: 1 minute
That totals about ~7 minutes per round. Doing 20 rounds means roughly 140 minutes, which is 2 hours and 20 minutes. Wow!!!
Honestly, I'm doing something similar, but I max out at 40 minutes to 1 hour—after that, I'm totally wiped out.
May 01, 2024, 03:01:13 AM
May 01, 2024, 02:12:00 AM
Its a holiday in belgium and I'm up early...
Coffee in hand with a not good price, but the coffee still good though.
Mentally preparing for an exhausting work out in an hour from now.
20 rounds of
10 burpee 150m run
10 squats 150m run
10 push ups 150m run
10 sit ups 150m run
this gonna take a long time
Will do my best in order BTC doing the same.
Coffee in hand with a not good price, but the coffee still good though.
Mentally preparing for an exhausting work out in an hour from now.
20 rounds of
10 burpee 150m run
10 squats 150m run
10 push ups 150m run
10 sit ups 150m run
this gonna take a long time
Will do my best in order BTC doing the same.
May 01, 2024, 02:01:16 AM
May 01, 2024, 01:49:22 AM
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/bosera-hashkey-bitcoin-and-ether-spot-etfs-officially-launch-on-hkex-with-two-way-investment-flexibility-855954933.html
Here are the most important parts:
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Good read. Here are the most important parts:
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One of the key features of these ETFs is that they introduce an 'in-kind' subscription mechanism, which allows investors to directly subscribe for ETF shares using Bitcoin and Ethereum. Investors can purchase the ETFs with Bitcoin or Ethereum and subsequently sell them for cash, or vice versa, enabling seamless two-way investment flexibility.
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Importantly, non-Hong Kong nationals can also subscribe for or purchase units in the ETFs if they meet local regulatory requirements, such as passing customer due diligence.
May 01, 2024, 01:01:14 AM
May 01, 2024, 12:11:00 AM
https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/bosera-hashkey-bitcoin-and-ether-spot-etfs-officially-launch-on-hkex-with-two-way-investment-flexibility-855954933.html
Here are the most important parts:
and
Here are the most important parts:
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One of the key features of these ETFs is that they introduce an 'in-kind' subscription mechanism, which allows investors to directly subscribe for ETF shares using Bitcoin and Ethereum. Investors can purchase the ETFs with Bitcoin or Ethereum and subsequently sell them for cash, or vice versa, enabling seamless two-way investment flexibility.
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Importantly, non-Hong Kong nationals can also subscribe for or purchase units in the ETFs if they meet local regulatory requirements, such as passing customer due diligence.
May 01, 2024, 12:01:14 AM
April 30, 2024, 11:47:35 PM
^ trying to pooh-pooh Mr. Market?
We should admit that going down 8% after halving (and 19.5% since the ATH a month or so before) is not what most of us expected.
Not a biggie, yet, of course, but it is enticing to think about why this is happening.
I don't buy into P. Brandt 25% probability that bitcoin has already exhausted it's bull phase as it would be quite pathetic of a bull, but it seems that some macro factors are playing into this: maybe persistent inflation and hence no easing or maybe stagflation (albeit it is ridiculous to expect stagflation when we just started the AI era). I am reading that % of people not paying their bills is increasing in parallel with the credit card debt (1.2 tril in US). maybe the large %% of the population is simply broke (even with almost full employment)
Who knows, maybe we are on a verge of a recession and bitcoin is able to "sniff it out" earlier than other, often manipulated market indicators?
We should admit that going down 8% after halving (and 19.5% since the ATH a month or so before) is not what most of us expected.
Not a biggie, yet, of course, but it is enticing to think about why this is happening.
I don't buy into P. Brandt 25% probability that bitcoin has already exhausted it's bull phase as it would be quite pathetic of a bull, but it seems that some macro factors are playing into this: maybe persistent inflation and hence no easing or maybe stagflation (albeit it is ridiculous to expect stagflation when we just started the AI era). I am reading that % of people not paying their bills is increasing in parallel with the credit card debt (1.2 tril in US). maybe the large %% of the population is simply broke (even with almost full employment)
Who knows, maybe we are on a verge of a recession and bitcoin is able to "sniff it out" earlier than other, often manipulated market indicators?
April 30, 2024, 11:08:43 PM
April 30, 2024, 11:01:16 PM
April 30, 2024, 10:47:07 PM
Leafs managed to pull off a win
Don't get your hopes up.
The Babe Ruth Curse in Boston lasted 87 years. The Billy Goat Curse in Chicago lasted 71 years.
The Curse of Harold Ballard is only 57 years old.
April 30, 2024, 10:25:35 PM
buddy comes back and slides 🛝 us lower.
April 30, 2024, 10:14:09 PM
Okay Bitcoin, the Leafs managed to pull off a win; your turn!
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