We can have four types of market: stable, moderate, unstable bullish, and unstable bearish.
Right now, bitcoin had only the two last types. And the first type is not a market at all, as bitcoin would turn into a world currency and be no more viable for trading. Moderate is the traders dream, going up and down from time to time, without excesses on both sides.
For now, we are in a grey zone, between the unstable bullish and the unstable bearish. Maybe we will have a moderate market soon, that is good for both sides.
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Why would anybodies coins be lost by HODLING in Core addresses? Anybody else please deny or confirm this?
I run bitcoin-qt and my biggest security concern is me losing my password.
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Interesting, the phase D is in August, and some predictions are poiting for a recovery in August.
That's why Im convinced the bottom will be now in July.
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Thats a good analysis, but you are supposing a slow recovery, like the one in 2015. However, back at the day, bitcoin did not have so many use cases as today. I think the use cases might lead to a faster recovery.
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Yes, but not the kind of whale that is portrayed here.
I doubt that the idealistic whale, which joined bitcoin very early, and who truly believe in the tech, have been responsible for these dumps. They are being painted as the culprit, so that people are led to believe that the tech is worthless, and that even its earliest adopters are getting rid of it.
The whale that I imagine is the kind that joined the market in 2014, that is, hedge funds. These institutional investors are the ones that place bets in futures markets, and they try what they can to manipulate the price and close their positions in futures, which are leveled. They dont need most of the supply for this manipulation, only most of what is on the exchanges. However, for each fund betting on shorts, theres one betting on longs, which believe in the tech, so we cant throw these institutional investors all in the same bucket.
The real culprit are the exchanges. Most of the volume is not on them, but on cold storage. However, the price is manipulated through them. Mechanisms to block such crashes should be implemented, but nobody is talking about it, because "muh freedom". According to some idealists, freedom to have our asses raped by the banks is more important than a healthy market, where everybody can join in.
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No, because there were two double bottoms already, and nothing changed, no bull market started.
This will be just another trap.
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I've heard that many guys are just quitting the game right now because they are afraid to lose everything, so they just use the stop loss and it causes them to take the money.
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Eu ia perguntar isso na sessão de altcoins, mas como ela continua sendo uma sessão de anúncios, pergunto aqui.
Alguém sabe se existe alguma exchange que venda EOS diretamente em reais?
Eu estou pensando em comprar, mas não estou interessado em voltar pra Bittrex. A taxa de retirada deles é sempre muito alta, e eu pretendo sacar para uma carteira Jaxx.
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I think Im going to make stashes of both, in the same quantities, but I'm still not sure about the capabilities of EOS.
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You really hit the nail on the head with that steemit article.
Im not the author, but what he wrote I was already suspecting before, and had put some ideas here. People called a conspiracy theory, so I let it go.
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Buy ether (and maybe eos) until bitcoin reaches $5000. Then, after that, start buying bitcoin until the $2000s. All in small quantities. I installed Jaxx and will hold ether there.
Unfortunatelly, theres no coin to hedge against bitcoin, all of them have their prices pegged to it. So I will be buying in a freefall. But I will not lose the train this time.
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The market is in zombie mode. Some assets keep resurrecting a bit, some turn "dead". It's a bit too scary for new investors and the older ones are fighting a hard patience game imo.
For a zombie market, we need zombie coins. Can you recommend one?
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If you get scared and don't use segwit addresses, then segwit adoption will slow down and eventually we'll go back to where we have started and then they'll be pushing for a block size increase again.
I dont use segwit for storage, not because of the FUDsters, but because it was not clear if the segwit adress use the same private key of the legacy adress that was used to create it, or if it dont have a private key at all. Since this was never cleared, I keep the cold storage in legacy adresses. Today, this dont make too much of a difference, since the fees are very low. A legacy address start with 1, a segwit start with 3. This was technically cleared, and it dont matter when the address was created.
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I won't be keeping my cold storage coins in a segwit address though.
None of mine are in segwit addresses. Months ago I asked some technical questions about segwit addresses not having private keys, and nobody answered. Since then, I only used segwit addresses as entry adresses, but not as storage.
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I agree. However, the word "test" and, even worse, "re-test", are just terms used by shameless speculators, who wants to buy in a very low price.
5k was "tested" several times during the rise last year, and also 8k, and then 10k. Thats why too much people was took by surprise, when they saw the price falling so much.
When you say the price was enough "tested", people enter in a comfort zone, and think a fall will never happen, since the price is now "safe", because it was "tested".
We should avoid those fancy words. Theres no "test" of price here, the only real test is on your nerves.
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BCash Observer Ver/LN - Ego war movement tracking & discussion.
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Yes. I just bought some ether today.
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