Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6328. (Read 26710206 times)

Missing a couple-few 0's before that "x" there  

i sold too many BTC at under $1000 per corn !!    doh

I actually find what is happening to be expected. The days when the price doesn't stop breaking ATH after ATH are very cool but they can't last forever. What I'm sure of is that some weak hands bought around $40 and sold at a loss, since I think the general retailers started to influence the price somewhat from $20-25k as shown by google trends and stated in this article, and those retailers are more prone to sell out of panic.

In memory of the 2018 crash:
https://youtu.be/8VIfo4YbELY

In memory of the 2021 correction:
https://youtu.be/OyXS7QCDn3I

Massive bull run? This ain't no massive bull run son. We're only twice the old top. This is like a calf hobbling around trying to find its balance.

When we're over 100k, we can talk about massive bull runs.

Parler's security was beyond terrible. They didn't even strip the medadata from uploaded images. Metadata such as:

Massive bull run? This ain't no massive bull run son. We're only twice the old top. This is like a calf hobbling around trying to find its balance.

When we're over 100k, we can talk about massive bull runs.

Bitcoin: be prepared to lose all your money, FCA warns consumers

Crypto Market Erases $200 Billion In Market Value In 24 Hours; Regulator Warns Investors Could ‘Lose All Their Money’

I’m not a system architect but expect it really depends on the setup.  If they are using Bring Your Own Key (which they should be...) then it’s all encrypted and AWS doesn’t have the key. 

Not at all,
simply comparing the market to early 2018 after a massive bull run.

That is about as real a take as it gets, you must live in the UK.
In a democracy the majority decide, not the educated, the elite, the left or right.
Most who voted leave had held that view long before a referendum was called.
The only people who did not see the leave majority vote coming, were the entire mainstream media, the well heeled elite, the so called educated classes, and the Labour party who think they know whats good for working people without asking them.

After 8 years of trying I converted a nocoiner friend yesterday and they were lucky enough to buy the dip.

@Bloqport
Bitcoin surges an average of 153% after every 30% pullback 🔥
https://twitter.com/bloqport/status/1348742623809384450?s=21

@Bloqport
Bitcoin surges an average of 153% after every 30% pullback 🔥
https://twitter.com/bloqport/status/1348742623809384450?s=21

+10 WOs merit for DM reference

Populism made almost all the difference.
UK is about to wake up with quite a hangover after the brexit party.

   $42k is surely a MASSIVE bull run...


Well Grayscale and other big guys seem to be happy to buy at $35k...  

Not at all,
simply comparing the market to early 2018 after a massive bull run.

Glad to see the price head back up. But let's see where we are in a month.
For me 18K ish would be a price I'd be happy to buy in at again. At the moment I'm not sure if we can go back up much beyond 40 or drop a lot further still so I'm playing it safe and just hodl.
And yes my prediction was more long term (month or so) to find the bottom. Should have made that clear.

I'll see your Robert Mercer and raise you a George Soros.

Plenty of people in the United Kingdom supported Brexit. Most / plenty were never influenced by any outside source for wanting to step outside of the EU simply because of the fact the United Kingdom was never under German control during the second world war. Many people in the UK hardly saw the benefit of the EU as some type of protector in the division that caused two world wars. The UK never wanted the Euro thus any further proposed fiscal unification was only seen as a threat and loss of control.

Add in the exodus from half of Syria (supposedly, there were many from different nations who took advantage) to Europe starting in 2015 and the Brexit vote was pretty much sealed when that was going on.
It was easy to make some money in the UK on the Brexit vote betting via bookmakers as it was about 10 to 1 for leave!

Robert Mercer was never needed to do a damn thing.
Nigel Farage never managed to get himself elected as a member of parliament. His influence, yes it was there as a barking dog in the EU parliament, was hardly needed to sway anyone.
In addition, you only have to go back 10 years before the Brexit vote and find out that in fact the Liberal Democrats wanted an in out referendum as well. Nothing to do with Robert Mercer or Nigel Farage.