 nice! ausbruch passierte übrigens genau beim durchbrechen des 200-Stunden-MA (blaue linie im folgenden chart)  |
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I'm not a trader or TA fan or something. But what about this:  yes, 2 cup & handle patterns. I give 60% chance of the second one playing out (like the first one) |
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Not so cheap anymore, there was 50k volume transaction just today  looks like some big buys. yes, there's a lot of buy pressure. One huge order at 0.000113 was 63,000 AUR yesterday (now down to 43,000) and other big orders provide good support. looks like a double bottom to me.  could be a bull trap, but I don't think so. |
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There is actually another thread about this. Someone had the same problem. The thread is here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1118701.0This apparently has something to do with the Bitcoin Seeder dns seed software which is legitimate but that ISP thinks it is malicious. Thanks for linking that thread. |
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dont make it an easy read do they...
looks like the website has had/has some strange traffic and or a complaint against it for something (bitcoin has been classed as a botnet by mistake by a few providers in the past) i wouldnt worry to much about it. but if you are worried id suggest contacting them and see what info they can give to you. if its not your domain then contact the user and ask if they know whats happening.
there are a few things you could include to help out
is it your domain?
is it a VPS/Dedicated server or a webhosting package?
if it is your domain have you owned it long?
if its a VPS/Dedicated how long have you had that ip
are you running windows or linux?
some of them you might not want to answer but it does make it easier
check whats running on the servers make sure no ones got into them.
Not confused at all and yes: no need to worry. seed.bitcoin.sipa.be (used for bitcoin peer discovery, I assume) is falsely flagged as being a "fast flux domain". The IP-Adress is my server and it was associated because the domain had resolved to this IP for a moment (the domain cycles through different bitcoin node IP-Addresses, I assume) |
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The hoster who hosts my bitcoin node just forwarded the following email they received from noreply@certsi.esDear Team, CERTSI has detected some domain names that seem to be using Fast-Flux techniques[1] pointing to machines under your constituency, which may be members of a botnet. As you are probably aware, Fast Flux botnets are built upon a network of compromised machines in order to provide better reliability to their evil deeds. We can only infer that the detected domains are indeed fast flux domains from the DNS resolution. However, finding its IP address belonging to a fast flux domain is a strong indicator that a given host is compromised (or has been in the past, sometimes the evildoer fails to promptly remove the ip from the fast flux domain). We recommend you to enquiry the customer whether he recognizes the domain as one they own/provide a service to. In case he doesn't, the host should probably be considered compromised, and appropiate measures taken to clean it and ensure it doesn't get compromised again. At the bottom of this email you can find the information, concerning the hosts under your constituency that have been gathered since our last notification, as well as attached for your convenience. The file is formatted as follows: [Timestamp] [IP] [Domain] [Country] [AS] **Timestamp format is dd/mm/yyyy hh:mm:ss UTC** As this information is collected from public services, you can share it with other involved entities (like ISPs, CERTs or other companies). We hope this information regarding the security of your customers/clients results useful for you. In case of further questions, or if you need any help on this issue, please feel free to contact us at . You can contact us if you detect any fraudulent activity under a .es domain or related with Spanish resources, and we would try to help you to solve it. Thank you. Best Regards, 1- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_flux2015-07-21 16:30:29, <my node IP>, seed.bitcoin.sipa.be, DE, 24940, HETZNER-AS Hetzner Online AG (I replaced my nodes IP address with "<my node IP>") So I'm guessing they falsely identified seed.bitocin.sipa.be as a fastflux domain used to run a botnet? |
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my first buy popped up in my wallet roughly 2-3 weeks after sending 17 USD (cash in envelope) to some dude in canada by postal service.
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It looks like if using myTrezor.com through Firefox I am unable to select inputs. Am I missing some hidden options or would my best bet be to use Electrum? I already use Electrum as my "day to day" wallet, however it looks to be in need of an update and obviously synced with the device.
If you already use electrum it's just the step of enabling trezor plugin and creating a new "hardware wallet". Then you have full electrum coin control features with your trezor wallet. |
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Yep, for those who want to take profit from this particular figure, buy point is just above the cup.
couple quick Qs - A) do these larger timeframe patterns typically play out with btc? B) what would the handle target be? Partly for fun, partly serious: I present the Matroska Cup & Handle pattern:  $1000 bitcoin party around October... see you there  EDIT: which, by the way, has worked before very well: can there be a cup & handle inside a cup & handle ?  EDIT: so, do cup and handles typically play out in these timeframes? It looks good when we look at the 2nd pic. The first one of course doesn't really show a cup & handle. |
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Why is there little to no premium on btcgreece.com compared to other exchanges?
If have another question: why is there very low volume? Isn't there an incentive to "work around" capital controls by buying bitcoin? Isn't there an incentive to secure ones money from a potential cyprus-style bail-in by buying bitcoin? |
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How long can we stay in this range for the cup and handle to be invalid?
Volume should be decreasing during the handle. I'd say as long as we don't see volume increase (unlikely during sideways move) the pattern is valid. Volume should go up on handle breakout, of course. |
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The top of the cup is $310 and the bottom $210, so wouldn't 50% of the cup be $260 and not $240? If we reach $240 things will look very bearish again imo, anything below $255 will turn me back into a bear for the next couple of months at least.
yeah, sorry, $260. I miscalculated. |
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Is that cup and hadle here 4 months long?  Yep  Question is if we already sow the bottom of the handle. I think we did and that we just need to get some serious buying volume in next few days. here's another pic (apparently masterluc found the pattern before me): The handle can retrace up to 50% of the cup. So it can go down to $240. I've been watching many cup & handles in bitcoin and usually it doesn't retract that far, so it's possible we'll turn up already at this point. However, this one is exceptionally big, so it's hard to draw conclusions from past cup & handles which were usually smaller. |
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Ich zitier mich mal selbst, sorry and diejenigen, die kein Englisch lesen. I spotted potential cup & handle pattern on daily chart:  Here are some criteria and notes taken from http://www.investopedia.com/university/charts/charts3.asp- This is a bullish continuation pattern where the upward trend has paused, and traded down, but will continue in an upward direction upon the completion of the pattern.
- First, it's important that there is an upward trend before the formation of the cup and handle.<- check
- The construct of the cup itself is also important: it should be a nicely rounded formation, similar to a semi-circle <- check?.
- The reason is that a cup-and-handle pattern is a signal of consolidation within a trend, where the weaker investors leave the market and new buyers and resolute holders stay in the security <- fundamentally plausible
- a traditional cup-and-handle pattern should be between one-third and two-thirds the size of the previous upward movement <- check
- During this downward move, a descending trendline can be drawn, which forms the signal for the breakout. A move by the security above this descending trendline is a signal that the prior upward trend is set to begin <- let's see
Könnte noch locker runtergehn auf 240/250 der Griff der Tasse. Umso mehr power |
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I spotted potential cup & handle pattern on daily chart: Here are some criteria and notes taken from http://www.investopedia.com/university/charts/charts3.asp- This is a bullish continuation pattern where the upward trend has paused, and traded down, but will continue in an upward direction upon the completion of the pattern.
- First, it's important that there is an upward trend before the formation of the cup and handle.<- check
- The construct of the cup itself is also important: it should be a nicely rounded formation, similar to a semi-circle <- check?.
- The reason is that a cup-and-handle pattern is a signal of consolidation within a trend, where the weaker investors leave the market and new buyers and resolute holders stay in the security <- fundamentally plausible
- a traditional cup-and-handle pattern should be between one-third and two-thirds the size of the previous upward movement <- check
- During this downward move, a descending trendline can be drawn, which forms the signal for the breakout. A move by the security above this descending trendline is a signal that the prior upward trend is set to begin <- let's see
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2 x 20k sell down to 10 after earlier retraction up to 13  wasn't me this time more to come? I don't know. Cheap coins! |
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Seems like this thread didn't get much love.
As of yesterday we are dipping below 0.00013 with strong down trend.
Seems like the coin is slowly dying. Dev team announced lately that they are almost done with exchange but not much status updates have been given.
Any ideas what might be causing the sudden down trend, did people just start loosing hope in AUR?
I'm still observing and trading the market almost daily.  It didn't take much AUR to push through 15, 14, and 13 (I admit I played a part in that). Sellers are growing increasingly reluctant on the way down and buyers stronger, however. There's a bottom somewhere. market is extremely thin, very low liquidity. Only a couple of bots and the occasional trader. And of course constant selling pressure from multipools and other miners. Fundamentally I don't know what the hell will happen. It all depends wether or not the devs and community builders have just been blowing hot air or there is some substance. AUR can be either a rocket or become completely irrelevant. People buying now are either very smart or will be bag-holders. Take your pick. |
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Without this thread I think I'd already was dead, because last bubble informational and emotional pressure put me in deep hypertensive crisis despite I earned a lot of money.
I'm happy to hear this thread has helped you. Keep it up! I don't worship or blindly follow you, but I value the information from you very highly. Keep it coming, please. |
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Übertreibung der letzten Tage abgebaut, nun kann es wieder in einem normalen Tempo fortgesetzt werden  Übertreibung abgebaut? Na, ich weiss nicht. Wenn man die Tiefpunkte verbindet zeigt sich immer noch ein exponentieller Anstieg (im Log-Chart!):  Da is (noch?) nix abgebaut... ganz normale Korrektur war das, würde ich sagen. |
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Wow... 19.000 unbestätigte... die Intensität nimmt rasant zu!!!! Das einzige was hier an Intensität zunimmt ist die Peinlichkeit Deiner Posts. Bei welchem Preis hast du denn deine Litecoins erworben? |
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