Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - page 500. (Read 1811607 times)

17.5k btc right there

I click that link you provided and they're all spambot posts, at least the couple that are in english. Why would a high roller advertise their move like that? What could they stand to gain? What do they stand to lose?

not really, I bought in 4 days ago, just sold everything I had 15 minutes ago, not worth the risk even if these guys are lying about it. Like I said I will be asleep when (if) it does get dumped.

lol, just pulling it right out of your ass...

I get the feeling from your edit that added on that bit about the blockchain that you are pulling the bit about ASIC operators selling off out of your ass.

Please, I invite you to prove me wrong.

Where are you pulling this from? Link? Anecdotal evidence? A story you heard? Give us something.

scratch that, post says they selling 17.5K coin : / I hate high rollers.
Also, damn double spending is killing the confidence from new investors WTF!! http://blockchain.info/double-spends

yeah most of that hash rate is coming from the 1st shipments of AVALON ASIC's (China). They also selling about 7.5K coins before midnight(~ish~) PST unfortunately : / I will be asleep Zzzz.

FYI: network hasrate now over 50 TH/s.

They show when there is a risk of large movement. The risk is less in the weekends as fewer people are watching the number. If there suddently was some selling gaining momentum, buy walls would come up.

A lot of people are anticipating the effect of Coinlab opening the flood gate of bank transfers! If someone have knowledge of how much is pending at Gox as uncleared bank transfers, it's polite to have the $48 wall for newbs to buy into when their money clear.  If there was was no $48 wall, we would have an unfuled rocket at the apex of it's trajectory Monday morning. That would be scary to watch.

The price is held during this weekend also even if no walls are visible.

Bitcoin may never sleep, but banks have a tendency to do so.

I wonder why the major walls only happen during 5 days of the week.

dumb Bitcoiner rant, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5Lo30EC0IQ&feature=youtu.be  

Not really. Someone deciding not to sell is effectively removing supply that would be there if they decided to sell instead. Price is determined by supply and demand. 100 BTC removed from supply is no different from 100 BTC added to demand in terms of the price action.

Nah, for the game you will have to trade. If you dont amass enough trade fees, you will be penalized. Granted, with the price being as stable as it has been recently, the game wont be quite as exciting as it could be, but it might still be good fun when its done.

Since Wall Watching is boring atm, so I thought some of you might want change looks. This is work in progress, but you may like it already:



http://goxgame.sytes.net/

-Clickable legend: hide the stuff you dont want to see
-Graphical history of selected market depth points (only started logging recently!)
-Easy export chart (bitmap, vector, pdf)

Known issues:
- if you zoom in too fast, like from 7 day to 10 minutes, it wont zoom as much as you intended. Click the button again.
- hosted on terribly unreliable server for now, dont be mad if it goes down
- incomplete dataset

Things I will add still:
- regular depth chart
- vertical zoom
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Yeah, no.

Yes, absolutlely nothing wrong with going sideways or down for a while. Let new awesome projects develop, let new businesses offer Bitcoin payments and let potential investors gain confidence in this new price level. I think alot of people don't invest into Bitcoin atm because the price seems already sky high. Oh wait? Its only me who wants to see a little consolidation period. Expect further panic buying!

Bitcoin is still in beta, you really think you can attract the hundreds of millions from institutional investors, when the blockchain forks, something simple as Satoshi Dice is a threat to Bitcoin and core devs telling you that its possible to lose your asset at any time? lol?
There are VCs and other captains like 'loaded' bringing in boat loads of money, high risk - extrem high profits. But in order to get grandma believe/trust in Bitcoin, a lot of work has do be done to reach bitcoind v.1.0+

I am releaxed, in the worst case I lose a few coins if I have to buy back at higher prices, like a pig . I'll reevaluate when $50 is broken, or we're sideways for a month, or this turns out to be a steady little uptrend. I can afford to leave out some profit, I don't pray to money. I know its dangerous because of all the fresh money on the books, but 'walls' have proven wrong, too many times.

I payed my rent and renovation and my awesome new bicycle with my Bitcoin profits. I feel bad about selling below $48? No! Don't get too serious about the price, if you can't have a little party after +250% in less than 3 months, no one can help you.

Already being committed does not imply not being able to buy more. Some of us actually do have jobs you know

Of course and you are in good company: there's over 8 million USD in the visible order book on Mt. Gox alone. Just don't assume all of that money will wait indefinitely for lower prices.

You said his action would be to sell and that was what you based your possible outlook on. If he was an indicator for a sizeable enough part of the long dudes (which is possible) he would've just invalidated your outlook.