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Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 48. (Read 26736004 times)

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BULLISH 🚀
Blackrock didn't just  bought $ETH worth $276.16 million,he also bought  $249 million worth of $BTC combine, all in one day. This guy is super bullish about the market.
Never sell your Bitcoin,Buy and Hodl

Do you know how much 1 BTC is? For that $249 million they bought about 2500 BTC, that is, they bought them for their clients, not for themselves. In addition, on the best days, over 10 000 BTC were bought by spot ETFs, so this is not a big deal.

why hodl?
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BULLISH 🚀
Blackrock didn't just  bought $ETH worth $276.16 million,he also bought  $249 million worth of $BTC combine, all in one day. This guy is super bullish about the market.
Never sell your Bitcoin,Buy and Hodl

Do you know how much 1 BTC is? For that $249 million they bought about 2500 BTC, that is, they bought them for their clients, not for themselves. In addition, on the best days, over 10 000 BTC were bought by spot ETFs, so this is not a big deal.
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bitcoin wont go below 90k. 90k will be bottom for every dip.

That is what she said.

I am not saying that you are wrong, but bottoms are never 100% certain.

Anyone around in 2018 likely recalls that the $6k bottom was tested around 6 times before it finally broke, and then when it broke we had nearly an immediate dip down to right around $3,124, which ended up being the bottom for that cycle.. but surely we can have difficult times knowing when the bottom is in, whether referring to an actual cycle or merely referring to a local bottom or the seeming bottom of a range.  I  am not saying that you are wrong, except maybe the extent of your presumptuousness is a wee bit much (have you been following the style of philipma1957 too much in recent times?... hahahahahahaha)...

Of course with Bitcoin we are never sure what bottom is, we can only make predictions which may or may not be true. Going back in time, in Dec 2017 when Bitcoin was at ATH of 19k there were predictions that next year we will see Bitcoin at 100k but Bitcoin was at $3,124 in Dec 2018. I already said that in Jan/Feb 2023 when price of Bitcoin crossed 20k, someone here wrote that it's the last time Bitcoin was below 20k and until now we never saw Bitcoin going below back to 20k.
90k is the bottom and that's my prediction. Now it may or may not be true  Cheesy
philpima1957 has it's own versatility style which is difficult to follow or copy  Wink
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Market makers use paper hands and leveraging apes to suck money out of the spot market, then they buy at cheaper prices via OTC or from miners.
Practically buying cheaper corn using the money of the weak.

Indeed. Don't think of online exchanges as price discovery. They are the realm of people who don't know anyone.

Sorry, I have no clue what two of you are talking about.
I simply send "stuff' to exchanges when i want to sell OR send $$ when i want to buy.
Some exchanges HAVE an OTC desk, btw.
Plus...some exchanges are pretty liquid, so your bid or ask have a tendency to fill pretty quickly.

You're missing the point.

The point is that big players don't use online exchanges to accumulate large quantities of Bitcoin. They play the exchanges to manipulate the prices and then use those prices to accumulate elsewhere.

Yes, I know some exchanges have an OTC "desk". One exchange I use has an OTC transaction minimum of $20k. All trades are done voice-to-voice over the phone on a first name basis. The only thing online is a confirmation/receipt email.  I'm not a big player, just a relatively small fish.

I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

The thing that Saylor understands, that few others do, is that "there is no top."

It kinds reminds me of the time when Homer negotiated paying to do the superbowl half time show. "S16E8: Homer and Ned's Hail Mary Pass"

https://comb.io/R9P076

OTC: That will be $200M dollars
Saylor: (CHUCKLES) Suckers i would have paid $205M...
OTC: Ok, pay $205M
Saylor: Damn it. Ok here's $205M...
OTC: Thank you
Saylor: (CHUCKLES) Suckers, i would have paid $210M...
OTC: Fine Pay Us $210M...


All jokes aside, he is in another league... They do things differently and see things differently...

We 99% rely on bitcoin to help generate our wealth, Saylor and the 1% is relying on Bitcoin to protect their wealth... Same Game, 2 Different Goals!

So yeah, when we are talking about price discovery, buying at the top, BTFD, that's generally relates to the 99% of us and background noise to the 1%...
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BULLISH 🚀

Blackrock didn't just  bought $ETH worth $276.16 million,he also bought  $249 million worth of $BTC combine, all in one day. This guy is super bullish about the market.

Never sell your Bitcoin,Buy and Hodl
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Trump 2.0 seems to really start unfolding now.
As European, i remember some point in history when a man seduced the (german) people going into world war using only his talent for hatespeech. (short version)
I hope it won't get this bad in these upcoming, even more interesting times.

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THIS IS MASSIVE!😱



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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

All I can tell you with absolute certainty is that he isn’t buying my Bitcoin.

And not mine only at prices I find reasonable
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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

All I can tell you with absolute certainty is that he isn’t buying my Bitcoin.
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I don't know..Saylor seems to be buying the "top" all the time.
Nobody seems to "create" any discounts for his outlandishly large buys.

What bitcoin is he buying though?  I mean... from where?

I was under the impression that he always announces his buys at a later time than he actually bought. And before the dips, there is a small run up, most of the times.
As far as i heard from rumoring on the interwebz, he is buying over OTC desks.

OT:
Trump 2.0 seems to really start unfolding now.
As European, i remember some point in history when a man seduced the (german) people going into world war using only his talent for hatespeech. (short version)
I hope it won't get this bad in these upcoming, even more interesting times.



I just wanted to take a moment to address some of the discussions we've been having about Bitcoin and its seemingly unpredictable price movements. It’s fascinating, isn’t it? Here we are, in a space that is always evolving, and we have all these different perspectives on what it means to invest in  Bitcoin.
It's true, time is indeed a finite resource. The opportunities to take advantage of the current market imbalance seem to be slipping away quicker than ever. And with every tick of the clock, those who are ready to seize the moment will always have an edge. But let’s not forget, while the clocks keep ticking, Bitcoin itself has proven its resilience and commitment to ongoing growth. Okay about Michael Saylor  sure, he may be perceived by some, as buying at the "top," but I think it raises a impressive question, doesn't it? What does the long-term value of Bitcoin look like to him? He must have a strategy in mind that extends beyond just price action.
So, I want to ask you all: In the grand scheme of things, how do you perceive the future of Bitcoin? Is it the volatility that excites you, or the promise of a decentralized future? How are you preparing to navigate this ever evolving landscape? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Remember, together we’ve created a community that thrives on diverse insights.

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I just wanted to take a moment to address some of the discussions we've been having about Bitcoin and its seemingly unpredictable price movements. It’s fascinating, isn’t it? Here we are, in a space that is always evolving, and we have all these different perspectives on what it means to invest in  Bitcoin.
It's true, time is indeed a finite resource. The opportunities to take advantage of the current market imbalance seem to be slipping away quicker than ever. And with every tick of the clock, those who are ready to seize the moment will always have an edge. But let’s not forget, while the clocks keep ticking, Bitcoin itself has proven its resilience and commitment to ongoing growth. Okay about Michael Saylor  sure, he may be perceived by some, as buying at the "top," but I think it raises a impressive question, doesn't it? What does the long-term value of Bitcoin look like to him? He must have a strategy in mind that extends beyond just price action.
So, I want to ask you all: In the grand scheme of things, how do you perceive the future of Bitcoin? Is it the volatility that excites you, or the promise of a decentralized future? How are you preparing to navigate this ever evolving landscape? Looking forward to hearing your thoughts! Remember, together we’ve created a community that thrives on diverse insights.
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