Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion - page 9578. (Read 26608472 times)

"Samsung has quietly added Bitcoin support to Blockchain Keystore, its decentralized app (DApp) store. Originally, its DApp store only supported the Ethereum blockchain."

https://twitter.com/Cointelegraph/status/1161712624490467330


$2 trillion market cap is *extremely* possible for BTC in the next 5 years, IMO.

I take it that you are referring to $100k in the next five years, and fuck that 80% is even a high expectation.

I might place mine at around 25% to 30% sure, and I would think that is even a fuckingly BIG ass expectation.. but I am just approximating, anyhow.


So god damned close to 4 digits.  I don't see how 4 digits does not happen, even if just briefly.  Maybe I am more than 80% certain that 4 digits will be touched upon, but only because currently we are so god damned close.  The local low within the past two hours, is only $27 away from 4 digits.



I know that I am not supposed to ask JSRAW, but JSRAW?  Wat r u thinkin?

End of the vacation, back to business.

Triangle shape is still in play.
https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/3l1JOd99-Wedge/

Hopefully it will moon after the shape gets completed but something  fishy is in the air. It smells. There isn't enough hype. This looks like a bad picture but Bitcoin almost always moons when least expected. When everybody starts to think "it is dead", bitcoin makes a comeback and rips all.

Saw this post on reddit few days ago and wanted to see it by mt own eyes.
https://old.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/cll35p/bitcoin_atm_at_el_centre_de_la_villa_barcelona/

Here is the promised ATM photo from BCN, found the motherfucker:

Hahahahahaha

Finally you come out with a half-way decently good one.

Those previous ones were just lame, and seemingly forced.  this one has a kind of flow to it, including a possible disparaging (even though I don't agree with it) deeper meaning, too.


Who cares about your nonsensical diversions that are both attempting to emphasizing the wrong facts and furthermore coming to the wrong conclusions anyhow?  

Accordingly, you come to the wrong conclusions based largely on your ignoring and downplaying important and material subsequent events that happened in bitcoinlandia - largely emanating from events such as: 1) the August 2017 fall out of the segregated witness activation, 2) the failure of the segwit2x hardfork, 3) the amazing BTC price rise in late 2017 and 4) the mostly failure (except for the attempted bolstering of BIG BLOCKER FUD talking points) of the December 2017/January 2018 BIG Blocker spamming of the BTC blockchain.  

So who cares about your stupid-ass attempt to emphasize alleged "facts" that happened before, minimally, those above four outlined events, you dumbass.

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F*** it

A Legendary prediction !!!!!!

Cheeeers legendary Mic!!

That's a hilarious visual. 

One of the bull clowns, taking one for the team and then landing on his feet. 

If that kind of flippening were to happen to me, I would have been soon heading for the exit.  But then again, it has been years since I would have been even physically capable and/or risk-loving enough to engage in such usage of my meat wagon.

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Yeah this Legendary bitcointalk status and especially to call myself a WO-Made Legendary member needs a drink

So thank you guys and let me have a celebration drink on the “Legendary status”
Its all because of the WO members help
THX for giving me this awesome time on bitcointalk


Cheeeeers

Yeah, you are correct, Pamoldar, that peeps have to prepare themselves for UP and DOWN BTC price movements if they are going  to be investing into BTC.. and not get so worked up about the whole BTC volatility matter.  Like several of us frequently assert:  One of the most guaranteed and likely things in bitcoin remains its ongoing volatility for at least several years into the future.

It's happening:

Hanging at $10200,so how did you say its confirmed? Wale is gonna wake up!

Fillippone just pawn in the Game of Bitcointalk...

Interesting that they would do this right now. I wonder if they’ve done this to stem the tide of GBP flowing into BTC during the Brexit volatility. They’d rather the money went to the stock market or other fiat currencies.

** Honest Guv! I don’t really own a tinfoil hat... **

Fair enough.

You are right that none of us really know if BTC will reach $50k some day, $100k, $300k, $1million, or $10million, but all of those are within reasonable parameters of prediction, especially given where bitcoin is today, including its historical performance and fundamentals.  So preparing for grand upwards price movements might not be a "given", they are still decent asymmetric bets that seem to be more than prudent.. and likely even advisable for all people to put 1% or more of their networth into bitcoin (maybe absent someone who cannot create at least a 5 year investment timeline due to a short life expectation or some other reason that they need to keep their assets more liquid on a shorter timeline).

I agree that up and down fluctuations of 10% or more are more than reasonable; however, I wonder how prudent it is to be selling very much of your BTC stash with those kinds of expectations of a 10% or so downward BTC price movement that might not pan out.  Seems a bit risky.

Are you trading with just a small portion of your stash, or are you trading with more than 50% of it?  I agree that Ivomm may have responded a bit strongly, but there are surely a decent number of active bitcoin hodlers who have stupendous bitcoin returns and overall BTC portfolio performance without selling any BTC through their whole time investing in BTC.  I recall that there are even a decent number of actual studies that show that traders end up performing much worse than just buying and holding and accumulating BTC  even if that buying and  holding may have started at higher prices, such as towards the December 2017 top at $19,666.

I am guilty of some of the same hostility towards folks who are predicting downward BTC price movements, even when their predictions might be reasonable,  so anyone predicting downward BTC price movement and posting it in this thread should be prepared to back up their assertions a bit more than those predicting upwards... I think that it is the nature of investing in something like BTC, which is already under attack on a regular and ongoing basis by naysayers, FUD spreaders and alt coin pumpers.

My stats (I think I post too much )

Meh!

My stats on BPIP. Seems I have trusted too many 'dubious' people on here!

https://bpip.org/search.aspx?q=Searing

https://bpip.org/profile.aspx?p=Searing

Brad

Maybe I am a bit of a fud-dud?    I am feeling a bit bad about myself, and I have said this before.

I hope that bitcoin at least performs as well as the average of the rest of my various assets, at a minimum, which overall the average is about 5.5% per year over a bit over 30 years.  Of course, there have been some assets that have done better and some that have done worse, but my overall average is somewhat locked in place.

Actually, I have not really incorporated bitcoin into my historical average, because surely starting in late 2015, bitcoin's performance started to improve stupendously - yet still my overall portfolio, including the weighting of bitcoin's performance within my overall portfolio, did not really significantly start to skew the overall value of my portfolio until about early-to-mid-2017, so by then, both the size of the Bitcoin portion and the bitcoin price appreciation began to considerably skew the overall performance upwards, and probably if I knew how to perform a bit better calculations, I could probably incorporate those numbers into verifying the extent to which the overall performance of all of my investments improved merely because of the outlandish lopsided upside performance of BTC.

So, maybe I do need to up my numbers, and maybe even to estimate a new calculation of something like 8% per year or something like that?  but anyhow, I try to keep my expectations down, prepare for both positive and negative, and surely with those kinds of expectations, bitcoin has been outperforming any other aspect of my portfolio by leaps and bounds.

I don't really want to change my ways, because I think that my psychology and even my finances remain sound because of my creation of a historical practice that allows me to get rich and to stay rich with the passage of time, so I recognize that if younger folks have both less diversified assets and even a shorter investment history, then they might create systems that both expect higher returns, and perhaps they are going to be able to achieve them, too?  I am not sure if it is might be prudent for anyone to make sure not to put everything into bitcoin and to have his/her expenses covered - maybe even to be able to outline a year or more that cashflow is assured to cover all expenses (including emergency funds), and then maybe with the remainder value 100% of that remainder value could go into bitcoin.  that might work, but still does not seem healthy to expect 20x returns, even though 20x returns could happen, so in that regard, preparation for 20x returns is still accomplished even though expectations are not overly inflated which could cause a kind of recting, too, if expectations are too high.

Yeah, of course, I'm just a hundred merit away from getting to the legendary status. However, quite sure that I'll never be able to beat Mic in terms of merit.


Confirmed? By whom?

no more 4digits

it's confirmed

Still well above 10K,hopefully no more four digit figures again.Hold your hands together!