Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 6401. (Read 26686278 times)

Sure, it is relative to consider how BIG the numbers can be in terms of how much is being made in a very short time, and sometimes it will end up going down faster than it had gone up.

I am in the same boat in terms of what some guys (and perhaps gal) are feeling in terms of the strict quantity being made in a short time whether we are measuring hours or days or weeks as being higher than it ever has been, and I was kind of chilling even when we were losing value in the $10ks . and sure even though many of us (including yours truly) had been feeling decently nervous during our correction of one or two days from about $7,500 down to $3,850... So even if we have similar quantities of BTC as we had at those lower prices, we are likely getting some feelings of higher assurances that 4 digits is becoming quite likely not to be reached again, and even sub $20k is starting to feel like it might be a bit of a stretch to have that level of a plunge, in these times.. down to $20k would be about a 42% plunge given our current local top - as I type - of $34,719.


Your "buddy" sidewinder doesn't know shit.. and been wrong since about $10k, more or less.  #nohomo.

 


Thanks... yes.. you are referring to this post.. (post number already has changed)

I try NOT to be rigid about any of these kinds of matters but there tends to be considerable value in making a plan and then attempting to stick with such plan, but not so rigid as to having to stick with it because we each have discretion over our own funds and how we manage such funds and we should be able to change or tweak our plans along the way.. without necessarily getting caught in the emotional hype of the moment (including BTC price moves that might start to feel outrageous).

Another thing that I attempt to emphasize is some kind of incrementalism that does not involve selling very much at any given time but be willing to never have the opportunity to buy back with whatever value that you had sold... Sure, if you get lucky, and you are able to buy back at a lower price, fine.. but you should be able to live with the fact that once you sell, you may well not be able to buy back at a lower price.

observing 34500 on stamp. she has no mercy.  

imagine you decided to invest in btc a few weeks ago. just waited for that sweet entry on a decent dip. gut wrenching imho.  


edit: 34611 price is blowing up on steroids. am i dreaming?

There.
Is.
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Correction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8OyBtMPqpNY

Loyce has a thread where he mentions when fees are low enough to perform such a feat:

[Jan 2021] Fees are low, use this opportunity to Consolidate your small inputs!

Mempool is currently as clean as a suntanned asshole (6 sat/byte recommended)... unreal.

Confirmed, noticed that too.

It actually went multiple times between €22k and €25k, whilst around $31k on Bitstamp.

     
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Get the fuck out of here.

You believe that we are talking about "crypto" in this thread?  Fuck that amorphous category of nonsense.

We are talking about bitcoin, and many of us could give less than two shits if some shitcoin happened to pump along with bitcoin or be oppositely correlated or have its own pumpening event... who cares...

Let's try to stay focused, at least and don't be using nonsense ambiguous terms in this thread.. because if we are mentioning any coins besides bitcoin in this thread, it should be for the purpose of denigrating them rather than trying to provide some kind of platform for them or to even imply that they might have some kind of equivalence to bitcoin - besides riding off of bitcoin's good will and security. 


Seems like you are talking about bitcoin in this portion.. not some stupid-ass amorphous concept.. amInotrite?


Sure, upwards buying pressure seems to be continuing and ongoing in bitcoin.. and sure it is likely going to continue, until it stops.. I don't proclaim to have any kind of meaningful clue concerning when it might run out of steam.. and surely we have known since about $12k in early October that it could correct BIG and long at any time, and it really has not.. except for a few relatively minor corrections along the way since September/October.

right now btc price in USD made a clear new ATH at $34182 but in € it barely reached the ATH from last night. currently sitting at €27000. something does not add up. with the official €/$ exchange rate (1.21) price in € should be at €28000. sending btc to bitstamp and doing some arbitrage rounds would make €1000 profit per turn. i am not doing it since it will fuck up the 1 year hodl period for my coins (tax excempt when hodling btc for more than 12 months) price has risen $4000 in 24 hrs but only €2800. i guess USD is tanking but since it is sunday not officially traded?

Ledger uses "accounts" which have different addresses (all derived from the same seed). But if you are completely sure it is only one ADDRESS (not an account) where all your BTC is and that is where the dust was sent... then simply ignore, you are just $0.19 richer.

that address is not ON the ledger, it is on the blockchain, hence anybody can see it.
the fact that you never got dust before means nothing.

This particular spam is actually some BSV nonsense:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/spamming-547-satoshis-but-why-5275441

Never heared of that. All my bitcoins are on one adress on the ledger. And it has been sent to that adress.

I've gotten more dust attacks than I care to admit. Always be sure to use Coin Control when possible, for outgoing transactions, avoiding those dust inputs.

Wonder when the day will come when it's reasonable to consolidate all the dust transactions into one address.

Dust spam. It will cost you more than 0.19 USD to move that UTXO and you may expose your other addresses by doing so. Not sure if Ledger allows to ignore inputs but if it does you should do that.

I received bitcoin worth of 0.19 usd on my ledger wallet yesterday. Nobody knows my ledger besides bitstamp. Anybody knows where this could come from? Same amount has been sent multiple times to lots of people https://blockstream.info/tx/2e55b8d770e6f09daf72fc55ad9b6cd4f8f4ba585454a2f8f375d8d80357be1f

It's a similar idea.. to attempt to weigh the cost of money to decide where to apportion the money..

It does sound to me that you might be gambling a bit much with what you have done historically, so you might want to consider some kind of a compromise position rather than going all in one direction or another...

I am really glad that it has paid off pretty damned well for you.. and surely it is not an easy choice for a lot of us because there can be quite a few uncertainties in any decision to overallocate in the direction of bitcoin.. but feels good when it pays off.. but should feel even better if the level of overallocation is not going to break you if the market ends up moving against you in the future.


Money gives options.. that's for sure...

I never strived to get rich.. but then all of a sudden bitcoin came along, and increased whatever level of richie that I had.. and many of us holders can tell a similar story in terms of maybe we were already doing o.k., but bitcoin provided a kind of icing on the cake to provide even more options than what we had previously.

https://youtu.be/0HtyF0jux2Q

Never mind the sprawling ranch idea Bob, you're in small country territory now (with an airport rather than a strip).

5 digits is so 2017.