Topic: Wall Observer - MtGoxUSD wall movement tracker - Softcore Lounge - page 6. (Read 32338 times)
April 18, 2013, 06:50:16 AM
going down already?
April 18, 2013, 06:48:31 AM
Lag at >2 minutes, no volume - hold on tight.
April 18, 2013, 05:31:17 AM
Yeah I checked that too.
I tried it, it allowed my unfunded order and showed under Open Orders but it didn't appear on the order book at Clark Moody.
Edit: I put a Bid in I don't have enough cash to fund, the order appeared only to the amount of cash I DO have.
I tried it, it allowed my unfunded order and showed under Open Orders but it didn't appear on the order book at Clark Moody.
Edit: I put a Bid in I don't have enough cash to fund, the order appeared only to the amount of cash I DO have.
April 18, 2013, 05:18:28 AM
what about this: https://mtgox.com/press_release_20130409.html no more unfunded orders after 2013-04-17
Seems like I can still do it. Am I Chuck Norris or what?
Seems like I can still do it. Am I Chuck Norris or what?
April 18, 2013, 03:52:07 AM
AWESOME!
have a tea and cookie. feel right at home!
EDIT: I think you're right with the projection. At least in principle (the timing might be off, not sure).
What makes me think that? The huge orderbook.
Let's discuss two options:
1.) we're going down: if the price tanks and there is another panic the bids will get filled and more bids will appear. People like rpietila who had their buying point set too low ($32-$50) for the last drop will get satisfied. That's much USD and it's even more BTC (compared to what happened above $50), so a lot of coins will change hands. (I sincerely hope they come from old-timers and traders, not people who got in above and sell at a loss).
2.) we're going up: if we go back to sustained rally mode the USD is going to chase the price up and many of the asks are going to be pulled or moved.
I think 2.) will happen. Even if 1.) happens, 2.) will happen afterwards. Why do I think that: because bitcoin is fundamentally a good idea and people know it. The USD holders want in and the BTC holders really are just plagued by fear but want more BTC, too.
Bold prediction: these are cheap coins right now and price wont stay at $90 for long.
April 18, 2013, 03:29:22 AM
Softcore lounge...does this mean no market penetration?
April 18, 2013, 02:27:11 AM
ManBearPig thanks for answering the noob question. I was going to do it but forgot.
You're welcome
April 18, 2013, 02:22:48 AM
Softcore lounge...does this mean no market penetration?
April 18, 2013, 02:20:59 AM
AWESOME!
have a tea and cookie. feel right at home!
EDIT: I think you're right with the projection. At least in principle (the timing might be off, not sure).
What makes me think that? The huge orderbook.
Let's discuss two options:
1.) we're going down: if the price tanks and there is another panic the bids will get filled and more bids will appear. People like rpietila who had their buying point set too low ($32-$50) for the last drop will get satisfied. That's much USD and it's even more BTC (compared to what happened above $50), so a lot of coins will change hands. (I sincerely hope they come from old-timers and traders, not people who got in above and sell at a loss).
2.) we're going up: if we go back to sustained rally mode the USD is going to chase the price up and many of the asks are going to be pulled or moved.
I think 2.) will happen. Even if 1.) happens, 2.) will happen afterwards. Why do I think that: because bitcoin is fundamentally a good idea and people know it. The USD holders want in and the BTC holders really are just plagued by fear but want more BTC, too.
Bold prediction: these are cheap coins right now and price wont stay at $90 for long.
almost everyone will agree to " if 1.) happens, 2.) will happen afterwards " this is why its going to recover fast and, keep fucking going!
...I have a target set, I will be doing many parabolic moves upward in order to entice early adopters to sell their hoards... I start the rally, I get it going parabolic, then I complete stop supporting it, it comes crashing down, I buy in ( not too fast, gata milk it... ) and i do it again. i'll keep doing this till my target is reached. who am I? I am the market!
April 18, 2013, 01:55:57 AM
ManBearPig thanks for answering the noob question. I was going to do it but forgot.
April 18, 2013, 01:51:08 AM
I am new to watching markets of any kind so please forgive the n00b nature of this question.
During the last big run I noticed that there were constantly big minute to minute swings in the price, by big I mean it seemed to fluctuate up and down 5, 10, or even 15 dollars at a time before it would shoot up another 20. Since the "crash" I have noticed that the highs and lows are a lot closer together, there was a little bit of 5-10 dollar fluctuation right after the recovery from the 50 dollar low, but it has gotten to the point where the ticker only varies by 2 to 3 dollars at most. My gut tells me that this is a good sign, but I wonder if it really is and what does it mean exactly.
Thanks!
During the last big run I noticed that there were constantly big minute to minute swings in the price, by big I mean it seemed to fluctuate up and down 5, 10, or even 15 dollars at a time before it would shoot up another 20. Since the "crash" I have noticed that the highs and lows are a lot closer together, there was a little bit of 5-10 dollar fluctuation right after the recovery from the 50 dollar low, but it has gotten to the point where the ticker only varies by 2 to 3 dollars at most. My gut tells me that this is a good sign, but I wonder if it really is and what does it mean exactly.
Thanks!
True there were only a couple of swing trade opportunities yesterday. One day these movements will be a thing of the past and would be expected of a mature online currency. At the extremes, price movements will be of a much larger percentage.
Long periods of sideways movement are consolidation and on the run-up to the high were generally always "fuel for the rocket".
It will be interesting to see if this happens again or whether the next general trend is upwards but cautious.
But ultimately, these things as with everything do move in cycles!
April 18, 2013, 01:44:56 AM
post wall pix, softcore pix, comic strips, animated gifs or whatever.
yell "SELL SELL SELL" or "BUY BUY BUY".
post random ramblings, analysis, flames.
pour your heart and random thoughts at ease... enjoy the softcore lounge.
yell "SELL SELL SELL" or "BUY BUY BUY".
post random ramblings, analysis, flames.
pour your heart and random thoughts at ease... enjoy the softcore lounge.
Yes sir. Good to be back on board.
April 18, 2013, 01:42:15 AM
AWESOME!
have a tea and cookie. feel right at home!
EDIT: I think you're right with the projection. At least in principle (the timing might be off, not sure).
What makes me think that? The huge orderbook.
Let's discuss two options:
1.) we're going down: if the price tanks and there is another panic the bids will get filled and more bids will appear. People like rpietila who had their buying point set too low ($32-$50) for the last drop will get satisfied. That's much USD and it's even more BTC (compared to what happened above $50), so a lot of coins will change hands. (I sincerely hope they come from old-timers and traders, not people who got in above and sell at a loss).
2.) we're going up: if we go back to sustained rally mode the USD is going to chase the price up and many of the asks are going to be pulled or moved.
I think 2.) will happen. Even if 1.) happens, 2.) will happen afterwards. Why do I think that: because bitcoin is fundamentally a good idea and people know it. The USD holders want in and the BTC holders really are just plagued by fear but want more BTC, too.
Bold prediction: these are cheap coins right now and price wont stay at $90 for long.
April 18, 2013, 01:41:03 AM
what happened to the old thread?
I was looking forward to page 1337
I was looking forward to page 1337
adam closed it down and made a new one with tight rules, so I made this one with no rules to try to keep the loungy spirit. It's a free market, so let's see which one get's to 1337 first
You stole my lounge idea
altho I will say you capitalized on adam's name change to "hardcore" quite well by using the title "softcore", tip of the hat
Thanks for both tip of hat and lounge idea.
April 18, 2013, 12:43:47 AM
April 17, 2013, 11:09:39 PM
I am new to watching markets of any kind so please forgive the n00b nature of this question.
During the last big run I noticed that there were constantly big minute to minute swings in the price, by big I mean it seemed to fluctuate up and down 5, 10, or even 15 dollars at a time before it would shoot up another 20. Since the "crash" I have noticed that the highs and lows are a lot closer together, there was a little bit of 5-10 dollar fluctuation right after the recovery from the 50 dollar low, but it has gotten to the point where the ticker only varies by 2 to 3 dollars at most. My gut tells me that this is a good sign, but I wonder if it really is and what does it mean exactly.
Thanks!
During the last big run I noticed that there were constantly big minute to minute swings in the price, by big I mean it seemed to fluctuate up and down 5, 10, or even 15 dollars at a time before it would shoot up another 20. Since the "crash" I have noticed that the highs and lows are a lot closer together, there was a little bit of 5-10 dollar fluctuation right after the recovery from the 50 dollar low, but it has gotten to the point where the ticker only varies by 2 to 3 dollars at most. My gut tells me that this is a good sign, but I wonder if it really is and what does it mean exactly.
Thanks!
April 17, 2013, 11:06:56 PM
See? Bitcoin is successful as a medium of exchange! 
April 17, 2013, 11:04:47 PM
~ 270 million USD volume in the past 10 days.
Bitcoin's current market cap is 1 billion USD.
Bitcoin's current market cap is 1 billion USD.
April 17, 2013, 10:10:24 PM
Huge sell off, followed by fake ask walls. Someones looking for cheaper coins
April 17, 2013, 10:07:50 PM
a little dump and pump??
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