Topic: Wall Observer: BTC/USD Price Tracking and Discussion 2.0 (Unmoderated) - page 2. (Read 12123 times)
July 08, 2017, 08:18:17 AM
True.
July 08, 2017, 07:13:29 AM
Price has leveled off pretty well in the $2300-$2600 range. A bubble pop would have sent the price spiraling down. Seems fairly stable.
Nobody is really willing to take any side at the moment due to coming SegWit activation. Will be smooth or not? Will miner try to block it in the last moment and therefore risking BIP148 taking action?
But yes I agree we mostly stabilized around the 2500-2600 range and now everybody is waiting for ausgust it seems.
A bit like the silence before the storm.
July 08, 2017, 06:46:30 AM
N00b crypto traders jumping from one shitcoin ICO to another be losing money like:
like andreas said : "crypto-world drain more quickly FIAT money than they can print it (QE)".
July 08, 2017, 06:43:26 AM
Why in your thread you had that rule about no more than 300 pixels images and here you don't respect it?
no rules here.
July 08, 2017, 06:18:58 AM
Price has leveled off pretty well in the $2300-$2600 range. A bubble pop would have sent the price spiraling down. Seems fairly stable.
July 08, 2017, 05:52:05 AM
Welcome to the new free speech wall observer thread.
I thought an unmoderated thread was necessary after already having a couple posts deleted from the "other" new Wall Observer.
An unmoderated thread is more in line with the spirit of the original Wall Observer thread, where much of the value was in the off topic discussions and overall zaniness.
I thought an unmoderated thread was necessary after already having a couple posts deleted from the "other" new Wall Observer.
An unmoderated thread is more in line with the spirit of the original Wall Observer thread, where much of the value was in the off topic discussions and overall zaniness.
I guess it is time to join and watch the insanity again from a slightly more moderated angle and see how it goes.
Off to observe besides that also the Bitcoin price and wildness of course ^^.
2500 Seems to be the stable point now, alts be bleeding.
July 08, 2017, 02:41:54 AM
I think x2666 has anger management issues. I find all matters Bitcoin and other Cryptos relevant. Bitcoin is not in a bubble isolated from the other evil-alts. Their actions also have relevance to the BTC/USD dominance and ultimately have an affect on BTC price.
July 08, 2017, 02:39:17 AM
N00b crypto traders jumping from one shitcoin ICO to another be losing money like:
MOTHER FUCKER THAT"S NOT ABOUT BITCOIN
Mods where are you at?! ICE THIS BASTARD!
This is a BITCOIN ONLY THREAD, and it is SERIOUS!
On Topic: Bitcoin Price, Up or Down?
I wish to see a video of a pile of your money burn!
July 08, 2017, 01:13:00 AM
N00b crypto traders jumping from one shitcoin ICO to another be losing money like:
MOTHER FUCKER THAT"S NOT ABOUT BITCOIN
Mods where are you at?! ICE THIS BASTARD!
This is a BITCOIN ONLY THREAD, and it is SERIOUS!
On Topic: Bitcoin Price, Up or Down?
July 07, 2017, 11:57:51 PM
N00b crypto traders jumping from one shitcoin ICO to another be losing money like:
July 07, 2017, 10:43:15 PM
I don't know if it will drag down Bitcoin somewhat or if it will have the opposite effect. Any way I hope and expect for Bitcoin "dominance" to keep recovering though.
About the ICO's, more importantly if the holders are term locked into the ICO is if the ICO itself has some restriction on selling the ETH obtained in the ICO. Most do not and even if the plan is to hold some part of it they will need to keep selling to deliver.
About the ICO's, more importantly if the holders are term locked into the ICO is if the ICO itself has some restriction on selling the ETH obtained in the ICO. Most do not and even if the plan is to hold some part of it they will need to keep selling to deliver.
July 07, 2017, 09:57:58 PM
I was actually a little worried about "the flippening", which seemed imminent. Now it just seems silly.
The risk of (temporal) "flippenning" was real for some time for a main reason: ETH was having an almost constant pump without ever having experienced a real bear market (in fact it haven't yet) so that almost noone was selling. Contrary what Bitcoin has already experienced in the past, I don't think many homes/lambos have been bought from ETH profits yet. People were just holding and holding in the hope of "the flippening".
Now they are experiencing, for the first time, that locking profits is sometimes better than just holding an iliquid coin. This will probably bring some sense to crypto markets.
Just wait until all those ICO's try to get "their" money back out of ETH. It will be a fucking bloodbath.
Yeah... decent quantity of bleeding - that has not yet reached the bloodbath levels yet.
Should we put buy orders in at below $50?
If it drags down bitcoin, maybe below $2k? on the other hand, bitcoin could stay stable or even if the opposite price performance were to happen, then panic might become more extreme..?
Aren't some of those delirious fucks locked into their ICOs depending on the terms of the ICO, I suppose. The founders will be cashing out while the investors will be locked in.. and the truism about alts being good to get more bitcoin will play out for some, but not for all... oh my, oh my...
July 07, 2017, 09:45:21 PM
I was actually a little worried about "the flippening", which seemed imminent. Now it just seems silly.
The risk of (temporal) "flippenning" was real for some time for a main reason: ETH was having an almost constant pump without ever having experienced a real bear market (in fact it haven't yet) so that almost noone was selling. Contrary what Bitcoin has already experienced in the past, I don't think many homes/lambos have been bought from ETH profits yet. People were just holding and holding in the hope of "the flippening".
Now they are experiencing, for the first time, that locking profits is sometimes better than just holding an iliquid coin. This will probably bring some sense to crypto markets.
Just wait until all those ICO's try to get "their" money back out of ETH. It will be a fucking bloodbath.
July 07, 2017, 09:36:42 PM
I was actually a little worried about "the flippening", which seemed imminent. Now it just seems silly.
The flippening did seem kind of inevitable for a while there, but I believe that it got way more press than it deserved.. because, even if the flippening did happen, ETH was still a shit coin.. ...
I still think that ETH is a shitcoin but it is way too early to write ETH and the various ICO scams off, and the flippening could still occur in a variety of ways.. the pumping of ETH or the dumping of BTC... .. but such flippening does not have as much significance as the alt coin pumpers and the bitcoin bashers like to attribute to it... and some of those ETH folks were becoming excessively arrogant and self-confident in their BTC bashing (and even saying that they had taken everything out of BTC and put it into ETH) as ETH prices crossed into the $400s.
Hard to measure, no? Are the dragging down bitcoin too, or is some of that money coming back to BTC or is some of that money going to fiat? I am sure that there are theories and even some evidence to make arguments, no?
July 07, 2017, 08:56:22 PM
I was actually a little worried about "the flippening", which seemed imminent. Now it just seems silly.
July 07, 2017, 08:34:47 PM
Did you flush the toilet ?I have a question for you, Meuh.
Why in your thread you had that rule about no more than 300 pixels images and here you don't respect it?
July 07, 2017, 08:15:41 PM
Well well, inch by inch, Bitcoin's dominance rising while total crypto market cap is flat or falling.
Which means either alt trades coming back into btc, or alts just going straight to fiat. Weak hands.
Which means either alt trades coming back into btc, or alts just going straight to fiat. Weak hands.
July 07, 2017, 07:05:17 PM
Well well, inch by inch, Bitcoin's dominance rising while total crypto market cap is flat or falling.
Which means either alt trades coming back into btc, or alts just going straight to fiat. Weak hands.
Which means either alt trades coming back into btc, or alts just going straight to fiat. Weak hands.
July 07, 2017, 06:44:44 PM
Is there a way to lend USD on Poloniex or can that only be done on Bitfinex?
No USD lending available on Polo, unfortunately.
July 07, 2017, 06:41:24 PM
Is there a way to lend USD on Poloniex or can that only be done on Bitfinex?
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