What factors are interference on BTC price

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Quote from: lihuajkl on December 24, 2014, 03:16:18 AM

I don't think the existing fundamental and technical analysis is relevant to bitcoin price movement. Don't you see a lot of fundamental good news come out, but the price is still under down pressure!

I agree to the above point. Price has nothing to do with market analysis and stuff. Whales decide the price.

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Quote from: emoneyroute on December 11, 2014, 07:16:26 AM

Hi everyone,
I traded before in forex and I have some experience about trading (technical and fundamental) which technical is all about mathematic and can be used for any trend in the world and for BTC also. but what about fundamental?

In the Graham and Dodd sense, Bitcoin has no fundamentals. The Bitcoin world doesn't produce anything. There are no net profits. There's no underlying asset value. Bitcoin is zero-sum, a pure speculation.

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I personally think Bitcoin is undervalued in the long term, but I'm very curious and interested to see what happens with bitcoin when this valuation/risk bubble bursts

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One factor: Market

Bitcoin is a new decentralized technology that is totally free ,nobody can control it ,nor the government,the market drives everything.

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Quote from: Q7 on January 12, 2015, 09:13:45 AM

I have never seen btc fundamentals being discussed before. Unlike forex where you have economics data like employment and such.... when it comes to btc i guess there is very minor impact when you have news event. I remember when microsoft made an announcement about integrating btc that creates some buying support across the exchanges

I agree. Bitcoin's price seems to be driven by market sentiment, rather than anything else.

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I have never seen btc fundamentals being discussed before. Unlike forex where you have economics data like employment and such.... when it comes to btc i guess there is very minor impact when you have news event. I remember when microsoft made an announcement about integrating btc that creates some buying support across the exchanges

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All BTC movements on the top two or three exchanges (by volume) follows mathematical probability models much like SPX or DJIA does. Its for us to figure out which one.

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supply and demand mainly too much supply caused by proof of work

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Quote from: cheekychap on December 26, 2014, 08:09:20 AM

Quote from: emoneyroute on December 11, 2014, 07:16:26 AM

Hi everyone,
I traded before in forex and I have some experince about trading (technical and fundumental) which technical is all about mathematic and can be used for any trend in the world and for BTC also. but what about fundamental? its all about sell and buy BTC. when BTC demand is high the price is high and when offer is high the price is low and vise versa. so how you traders determine demand/offer ? is mining interference here? so if mining always keep going by demand the BTC price should be steady. can you give me some examples of the moment btc price went down or up and give me the actual reason for that moment?

It has no one answer , almost anything can effect it.
Forexample when the ALibaba IPO happened, that in a way affected the price as well.

How did it affect the price? all i know is that albaba raised $25 billion, the highest by any company.

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Quote from: emoneyroute on December 11, 2014, 07:16:26 AM

Hi everyone,
I traded before in forex and I have some experince about trading (technical and fundumental) which technical is all about mathematic and can be used for any trend in the world and for BTC also. but what about fundamental? its all about sell and buy BTC. when BTC demand is high the price is high and when offer is high the price is low and vise versa. so how you traders determine demand/offer ? is mining interference here? so if mining always keep going by demand the BTC price should be steady. can you give me some examples of the moment btc price went down or up and give me the actual reason for that moment?

It has no one answer , almost anything can effect it.
Forexample when the ALibaba IPO happened, that in a way affected the price as well.

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Quote from: Frabcesco on December 26, 2014, 12:49:17 AM

Quote from: bounst on December 14, 2014, 11:03:54 PM

the question you ask is no real answer, someone would say demand and supply but another would tell you that's mining about...

agree, price just like the girl's mood, like they please Undecided

Couldn't agree more, but if you plan to buy some bitcoins, take a look at what Chinese markets are doing, they're driving the price up and down at will, whales are manipulating the market

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Quote from: bounst on December 14, 2014, 11:03:54 PM

the question you ask is no real answer, someone would say demand and supply but another would tell you that's mining about...

agree, price just like the girl's mood, like they please Undecided

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News, doesnt matter whether it's good or bad news always affect the price. Few weeks ago paypal and microsoft started to accept bitcoin and the price went up fast

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Difficult to say, there is lot of factor that can determine the price of the btc like teh minning, demand, supply and ofc never never forget the news/spectulations arround all of this world.

In the end, everything around the bitcoin world have something to do with the price of the BTC, some of then have more impact and some of them have less impact, but even the small one counts, so from my point of view there is no answer for your question.

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At this stage people with loads of cash and coins are the only reasons why Bitcoin is going up and down.

Large traders, early adopters, massive pools. They have the power at the moment.

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Bitcoin is relatively very small compared to forex adn stuff. It has a market cap of $5 billion. The price keeps swinging upward and downward, I have studies this for a while but haven't got any specific factors and stuff.

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I don't think the existing fundamental and technical analysis is relevant to bitcoin price movement. Don't you see a lot of fundamental good news come out, but the price is still under down pressure!

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You can try to use metrics of bitcoin ecosystem as fundamental factors for price action. You can find a bunch of them at blockchain.info. But I guess the metrics are not suitable for intraday traders. Trade news if you wish to trade intraday.

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the question you ask is no real answer, someone would say demand and supply but another would tell you that's mining about...

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Hi everyone,
I traded before in forex and I have some experince about trading (technical and fundumental) which technical is all about mathematic and can be used for any trend in the world and for BTC also. but what about fundamental? its all about sell and buy BTC. when BTC demand is high the price is high and when offer is high the price is low and vise versa. so how you traders determine demand/offer ? is mining interference here? so if mining always keep going by demand the BTC price should be steady. can you give me some examples of the moment btc price went down or up and give me the actual reason for that moment?

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