very quick short list for a small "game list" or how i have to call it..... only when breaking 12288 dollar price..... almost same rules as the list before just a winning date AND .15 BTC for correct date only accounts with minimum 5 Merit and 20 activity (last time to many new pop't up  ) LIST CLOSES tuesday 12 CET allways CET time no execptions just for quick enjoyment normal tommorrow i look @the dates.... firts one posted has the choosen date , some one with the same date have too take another one so look out a bit.... DATES sended in PERSONAL MESSAGE will NOT count let us break back 5-digits The date I pick is June 25, 2018. |
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Is it just me, or are we forming a base here? Looks like an accumulation pattern that's aching to break upwards. (Looking at the 30-min - 1-hour charts) I was all ready for doom too.  \\\\____$3500 looks like bottom however $2500 test would make more sense from $5000 pivot :-D weee Going all in 100x leverage short on Bitmex!https://twitter.com/bitmexrekt?lang=en |
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Ok motherfuckers. We are at the bottom or close to it.
Sell pressure will ease after April 17 (US tax payment day) and Bitcoin will bounce.
We may wobble a bit between here and there but I doubt we will get as low as $5k in the next 12 days.
I will watch the action carefully around that date. I am not sure that tax selling has a lot of effect. Other forces are much larger. There may be a bounce, but it is likely to have another driver. I agree. First of all, I am not convinced a high percentage of American's that have profits to report from cryptocurrency, are bothering reporting it. If someone is a day trader, it's a nightmare. Second, many of those who are honest and report have already sold their coins and paid. One should pay quarterly to avoid penalties. If not quarterly, then one should pay Asap to avoid penalties. There may have been many who simply held out, hoping for a better price. However, I do not think this is a huge factor in our current bearish market. |
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Too bad that I only keep a rather small amount on Coinbase, to tinker around with a little day trading. However, I guess every little satoshi that I can eke out is better than nothing. I suspect that the vast majority of what I will get out of Coinbase will end up being dust. |
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It seems that the big whales are spending their last BTC reserves with the hope some FUD/news will help them to lower the price before the next bull rally. They are biting their nails nervously in the fear someone else will overtake them at the start of the race. At the same time the bulls are patiently waiting and probing with some bull traps whether the bear reserves are drained. If there is no bad news (China, Korea, etc.) in the coming days, I expect a strong bull run to 12K in 2-3 weeks. If we break that resistance, the next is 15K. The last, and the toughest is 17K, but it seems too far to think about it now  I hope that you are right because this sucks.  |
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   I hope these bears get sick. This feast they have had lately, is really nauseating. |
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Congratulations, Ladies and Gents:
We have achieved PEAK MISERY!
If you say so, man. Sorry, Rosey, I know the misery bubbling from your well runs deep. But look at the bright side: it can't possibly drop another $12,000! I'm sure if the bears could figure out a way to short this to less than zero, they would. |
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Your young people are tired of getting shot.
Leave the American alone. It's like arguing about the colour of the sky. Not all of US Americans are packing heat. |
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Are we still poor?
Yes. Especially those who have elected to pay taxes on their gains.  |
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For those of you comparing gold to bitcoin, don’t. The gold price is suppressed because gold is too easy to mine with modern mining techniques. Gold has a supply problem, there is too much of it. We have mined far more gold since 1950 than we have in all of history, and that has flooded the market. The best estimates currently available suggest that around 190,040 tonnes of gold has been mined throughout history, of which around two-thirds has been mined since 1950. Source: https://www.gold.org/about-gold/gold-supply/gold-mining/how-much-gold-has-been-mined Further there are too many planned mine expansions. A single planned mine expansion in Australia (BHP Olympic Dam) would yield 15,000 tonnes of gold and 90,000 tonnes of silver. That’s almost 10% of historical global supply from a single mine. No market can absorb that type of new supply without collapsing the price. So ignore the 4th dimension conspiracy bullshit, because the author doesn’t know how supply and demand works in the gold market. Bitcoin is scarce. Gold is as common as dirt. Not to mention the very real threat of synthetic gold becoming dirt cheap with breakthroughs in either the synthetic process itself or energy (nuclear fusion), or future asteroid mining. I wouldn't bet on metals for the next decades as a safe haven. I'm not sure why people all go to nucleosynthesis and asteroid mining when presenting these arguments. The gold industry hasn't even made it economically feasible to do deep sea mining or just digging deeper. We haven't even pecked the surface of our own planet. I would imagine going down deeper into the crust and maybe even starting to go into the mantle would be way cheaper than flying back and forth to some asteroid. |
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I’m sorry guys the rebound from $6400 was mechanical buying.
Shorts being liquidated and buy stop orders being triggered.
It’s not a real rally imho, it’s just market mechanics.
I'm not sure the bounce was strong enough to squeeze a short from the bottom. The most leverage that I know about that directly interacts with the market is 5X. Unless whales are being given more leverage than I am aware of. Bitmex and OKex are total derivatives, I thought. |
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yep, the more you trade, the less likely is that you would be profitable.
that is, if you are human and not an algo.
re gold: maybe not a bad idea, but how would I know that it is real gold and not fake with all these cases of high quality fake gold spreading lately. Bitcoin cannot be fake.
Re lambo- nice ride, congrats.
Bars are easier to fake, there are dodgy coins out there but they are easy to spot. The colour + coin details are always off. If your a newbie just avoid ebay & alibaba and you'll be fine Just stick to main dealers like apmex etc. or if you want to buy directly with BTC I have used silvergoldbull. A good rule of thumb is to buy coins from your country for greatest liquidity e.g Eagles + Buffalos in the US, Britannias & sovereigns in the UK. If your goal is to hoard metals to prepare for a potential financial apocalypse, I'm not sure buying national minted coins is the best strategy. Don't those coins sell for a rather high premium over spot since they are considered collectibles? Same goes for trying to hoard gold in the form of jewelry. Also, Bitcoin can be "faked" to the unwary. e.g Bitcoin Cash. |
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Ha ha, seeing that Lambo makes be bullish again How about a nice Corvair instead.  |
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New poll is a failed facetious attempt at discrediting BCH's ability to usurp BTC's reign.
Don't even see how hardcore Blockstream / Core supporters could find any humor in it. Unless it wasn't intended to be a joke? But then that wouldn't make sense as OP would be banned by now and poll delisted..
So I rest my case..
Just like the protestants fractured into a practically innumerable number of sects, after the "reformation;" so will the Bitcoin Cash community keep fracturing. There is already much dissension brewing. Peter Rizun can't stand Craig Wright and vise versa. Furthermore, Craig Wright has been attacking Emin Gun Sirer's selfish miner attack theory with full gusto. |
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Sooo... it seems that we have a verdict. EXACTLY like I predicted, LN = centralization, it's easy to see now: https://lnmainnet.gaben.win/ There are almost no 'client to client' channels, like the LN enthusiasts predicted. It's just client-to-hub. It's so ironic, people wanted Bitcoin for decentralization and now it's going to get centralized around 'banks' again. Yes and I am in 100% agreement with these words before the thugs get sent in as usual to protect the other members of the congregation and maybe it's time to see some good faith coming from the miners who thought they could rip us off for transactions fees and let them provide lightning free of charge until a real fix by the development team is put in place to make on-block transactions scale. We did not change the rules and forget about the excuse of China, Korea or Putin, it was fees that crashed Bitcoin price, plot it on a graph to get a prognosis of what went wrong. If fees were in any way correlated to price action, you would have expected BTC to have pumped in March. It did not. Furthermore, many of the alts and Bitcoin Cash have even lower fees than BTC; however, they all fared worse, for the most part. Also, we really need to get away from this need for total decentralization being necessary. It's never going to happen. There is never going to be a homogeneous distribution of resources, wealth, talent and luck. Someone is always going to have some kind of advantage. BTC is still indeed P2P digital cash. |
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Lol what does the new poll means about bitcoin cash??? Taking over bitcoin core And Be the real bitcoin??
Sarcasm ore do you guys mean it?
There should be the option of never on the poll.  |
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No: this is where the bottom is WAY more close than the ATH. Of course. The bottom is less than $7000 away, the ATH is $13000 away. (absolutely 100% certain, not guesswork !) There is a point to thinkng about it this way. Shouldn't we be using a different scale here rather than linear? A 50% drop seems ~ equivalent to a 100% rise, due to simple supply and demand. I know the right scale isn't exactly parabolic due to Fomo and panic selling; however, I would expect the rise in support would eventually reach a bend in a J curve and some low price. |
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That $6400 to $6700 pump escalated quickly!
I guess last night was a bad time to tinker around with an online trading bot. It appears that I have now BTFD aka catching a falling knife. On a positive note, my short at 25x on Bitmex is doing great. However, I only risked like .0016 BTC, so it's a whimpy hedge indeed. This is going to be a rough Easter/April fool's day. Hope we bounce off of some kind of support level, soon. Well, the stop on my small short came in, and the bot sold many of my buys on the dip. That was the bounce that I was looking for. Not the strongest bounce, volume wise. However, Monday is only beginning in the East. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7T22XVzoCLA |
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