Topic: Wall Observer Reloaded - Bitcoin price tracking & discussion (Read 2212 times)
Good morning. Price found support at the Cloud and broke an upper trend line. Looking better but the conversion line (blue) has not crossed over the base line (red) yet. Buy signal would be both conversion line and price above the base line.
Bitcoin price is trading above $2500 again with RSI trending up. You can see on the 6 hour chart how price is bouncing off the 200 MA and flirting with the third Fibonacci fan. Waiting to see if price can advance past the critical $2600 level. The first Fibonacci fan hints at a drop to $2000 if the 200 MA does not hold.
Alts got hammered, because people are afraid of a bitcoin downturn.
They will recover, if bitcoin continues its upward movement (which it most likely will, because of the rising Hash Rate).
Let there be Lite!!
They will recover, if bitcoin continues its upward movement (which it most likely will, because of the rising Hash Rate).
Let there be Lite!!
Good morning. Bitcoin price is still sitting on an important Fibonacci fan resistance line and close to entering the Ichimoku Cloud. RSI is neutral. Pretty much a boring weekend unless you are into alts which are getting hammered.
Fork your Wall Observer if you want fork 
On the 'what to with WO' thread someone is trying to assemble a team of mods to keep the old thread running - step in if you want to register your willingness to help keep it going?
Ok, you can add my name too.
Great - I will put you forward.
Fork your Wall Observer if you want fork
On the 'what to with WO' thread someone is trying to assemble a team of mods to keep the old thread running - step in if you want to register your willingness to help keep it going?
Ok, you can add my name too.
Fork your Wall Observer if you want fork
On the 'what to with WO' thread someone is trying to assemble a team of mods to keep the old thread running - step in if you want to register your willingness to help keep it going?
Good morning and happy July 1. We are still in neutral with a slight downward bias. Getting closer to the Cloud so I expect any surprises will be to the downside.
Theymos is asking for a list of who might want to take over the old WO thread:
Anyone interested?
If option 1 or 3 occur, who are the candidates for new listed owner / mods? Someone please compile a list.
Anyone interested?
P.S.: Post deletions justified publicly is a no-no. That's completely disruptive of the thread, a lot of hassle, and ... well many reasons. The point is that deletion should only be done in such blatant cases that it would already be self-explanatory.
Unless OP opens a thread specifically to explain deletions and bans. Or send PM to the person who got post deleted.
Fork your Wall Observer if you want fork
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Market still neutral. Price is hugging the 50% Fibonacci retrace level. Volume is moderate, RSI neutral. Boring, but price is still above $2500.
Pretty great time for the Wall Observer thread to fork then. Absolutely no interesting price movements whatsoever, so we don't need to get together.Market still neutral. Price is hugging the 50% Fibonacci retrace level. Volume is moderate, RSI neutral. Boring, but price is still above $2500.
I think it's foreshadowing for August 1st. Trillions of different forks that do slightly different things, but no one actually cares about any of them and nothing interesting happens on them.
IMO potential SegWit activation in July-August is super bullish. The messier it is, the less bullish it is. Before that, we'll be moving kind of sideways because no one really gets what's going on.
Daily Ichimoku Cloud is still bullish but with a slight momentum shift to downside as conversion line is slightly below base line. No clear buy or sell signals, and looks like price may enter the Cloud soon agreeing with sideways or flat price action.
-snippity snip snip-
Market still neutral. Price is hugging the 50% Fibonacci retrace level. Volume is moderate, RSI neutral. Boring, but price is still above $2500.
Pretty great time for the Wall Observer thread to fork then. Absolutely no interesting price movements whatsoever, so we don't need to get together.Market still neutral. Price is hugging the 50% Fibonacci retrace level. Volume is moderate, RSI neutral. Boring, but price is still above $2500.
I think it's foreshadowing for August 1st. Trillions of different forks that do slightly different things, but no one actually cares about any of them and nothing interesting happens on them.
IMO potential SegWit activation in July-August is super bullish. The messier it is, the less bullish it is. Before that, we'll be moving kind of sideways because no one really gets what's going on.
If bitcoin price starts advancing and takes out the ATH where to consider taking some profit? Fibonacci extensions have proven reliable time and over again. Bitcoin traders use the Fibonacci levels to set sell stops to lock in profit. Here are the extensions from the ATH to most recent swing low:
On the downside how low would bitcoin price decline if there were a sell off? Fibonacci retracements give guidance again and I expect many traders will be waiting to buy at the .382 retrace level or $1900:
It has been a while since bitcoin price has dropped a full 38.2% so $1900 is strong support. You can't rule out a 50% drop to $1566. Bitcoin has dropped 78.6% and recovered in the past.
On the downside how low would bitcoin price decline if there were a sell off? Fibonacci retracements give guidance again and I expect many traders will be waiting to buy at the .382 retrace level or $1900:
It has been a while since bitcoin price has dropped a full 38.2% so $1900 is strong support. You can't rule out a 50% drop to $1566. Bitcoin has dropped 78.6% and recovered in the past.
Market still neutral. Price is hugging the 50% Fibonacci retrace level. Volume is moderate, RSI neutral. Boring, but price is still above $2500.
You can now vote on the future of Wall Observer here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-to-do-with-the-wall-observer-thread-1993570
Seems the forks are the voting.
I agree on Meuh being heavy-handed, but I think no moderation at all gets us back to the post Adam era.
A light moderating hand is probably necessary to keep Theymos happy and leave us with no interference from TPTB.
I wish the old thread could have elected a new mod from within our ranks - fixed period tenure, no right to ban, post deletions justified publicly...
That would keep it 'ours', leave the heavy hand out and maintain the continuance of the most historic thread in crypto.
Some of the choices offered by Theymos could be somewhat similar to that you are saying. The option of using one of the existing forks is atm one of the less voted choices. For a reason.
And yes, maybe Meuh's thread will be a good one for STRICT ON TOPIC WALL OBSERVING... but that's not substitute for WO. That's something we need a solution for.
P.S.: Post deletions justified publicly is a no-no. That's completely disruptive of the thread, a lot of hassle, and ... well many reasons. The point is that deletion should only be done in such blatant cases that it would already be self-explanatory.
I can accept this, I was thinking it works in the Monero thread - just an occasional tidy up summary in red. But I grant you if it's as busy as it has been, it maybe messy.
I just don't want an arbitrary power doing as it wishes and never justifying it, or allowing dissent, or complaint to be aired. Meuh's thread sucks if it stays as is - he just seems to want technical analysis - WO was never really just that!
You can now vote on the future of Wall Observer here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-to-do-with-the-wall-observer-thread-1993570
Seems the forks are the voting.
I agree on Meuh being heavy-handed, but I think no moderation at all gets us back to the post Adam era.
A light moderating hand is probably necessary to keep Theymos happy and leave us with no interference from TPTB.
I wish the old thread could have elected a new mod from within our ranks - fixed period tenure, no right to ban, post deletions justified publicly...
That would keep it 'ours', leave the heavy hand out and maintain the continuance of the most historic thread in crypto.
Some of the choices offered by Theymos could be somewhat similar to that you are saying. The option of using one of the existing forks is atm one of the less voted choices. For a reason.
And yes, maybe Meuh's thread will be a good one for STRICT ON TOPIC WALL OBSERVING... but that's not substitute for WO. That's something we need a solution for.
P.S.: Post deletions justified publicly is a no-no. That's completely disruptive of the thread, a lot of hassle, and ... well many reasons. The point is that deletion should only be done in such blatant cases that it would already be self-explanatory.
You can now vote on the future of Wall Observer here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-to-do-with-the-wall-observer-thread-1993570
Seems the forks are the voting.
I agree on Meuh being heavy-handed, but I think no moderation at all gets us back to the post Adam era.
A light moderating hand is probably necessary to keep Theymos happy and leave us with no interference from TPTB.
I wish the old thread could have elected a new mod from within our ranks - fixed period tenure, no right to ban, post deletions justified publicly...
That would keep it 'ours', leave the heavy hand out and maintain the continuance of the most historic thread in crypto.
You can now vote on the future of Wall Observer here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-to-do-with-the-wall-observer-thread-1993570
Thank you!
You can now vote on the future of Wall Observer here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/what-to-do-with-the-wall-observer-thread-1993570
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