I have no clue where we'll go from here :S
Probably down, but probably not far and probably not long. We're only down about 10 to 15 on the day... we are still trading in a pretty narrow range and the situation seems, at least for the moment, to be under control. We'll see what the morning brings us. We're down 2.74% in the last 24 hrs. That's money you could have saved and more coins you could buy if you saw the obvious dumps coming. At least I learn from my past mistakes. Some people never do. Dude, I'm riding a short right now as well. This wasn't like the last auction where everybody was fired up and ready to go. No, this was a more sober bidding exercise. I don't think that they bid nightmarishly low or anything, but they had to know simply based on the number of bidders and the bids that the market would drop -- resultantly, they'd have no incentive to bid over market when they can go out on the market and get the cheaper the next day. So, we have a little bit to drop. I still don't think the floor is going to fall out, though. There's too much resistance. So how did they know in advance the amount of bids and bidders before the auction then? And don't you mean support? Resistance against downside... support... tomato/tomaaato They have analysts who can figure out at least that much (rough number of bidders/bids)... at the bare minimum. Bs imo, they may have analysts, they do not have mind readers, no one knew beforehand, nor could possibly know. At best they could take an educated guess, which means, that they basically do not know |
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I have no clue where we'll go from here :S
Probably down, but probably not far and probably not long. We're only down about 10 to 15 on the day... we are still trading in a pretty narrow range and the situation seems, at least for the moment, to be under control. We'll see what the morning brings us. We're down 2.74% in the last 24 hrs. That's money you could have saved and more coins you could buy if you saw the obvious dumps coming. At least I learn from my past mistakes. Some people never do. Dude, I'm riding a short right now as well. This wasn't like the last auction where everybody was fired up and ready to go. No, this was a more sober bidding exercise. I don't think that they bid nightmarishly low or anything, but they had to know simply based on the number of bidders and the bids that the market would drop -- resultantly, they'd have no incentive to bid over market when they can go out on the market and get the cheaper the next day. So, we have a little bit to drop. I still don't think the floor is going to fall out, though. There's too much resistance. So how did they know in advance the amount of bids and bidders before the auction then? And don't you mean support? |
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Why is ChartBuddy going bald? Male pixel baldness? |
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as I suspected they might... |
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Is it working? No matter what I enter, it says "your search could not find anything" Maybe I am filling some field wrong? yeah it works for me, (select blockchain.info) enter date range (within 24 hours of each other, and make sure you are in the right month as it does odd things) and amount of Bitcoins i.e min = 1000 max= 20,000, hit goochain search and should be good to go |
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One should look in the blockchain for one or more transactions, about a day ago, totalling at least 120 kBTC. Is there a tool that would list the largest transactions within a range of dates? |
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Seriously somebody shoot me in the face
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'Never argue with an idiot. They will only bring you down to their level and beat you with experience.'
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I had a look into mirror....... |
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maybe people would feel better if we used this rather delightful photograph of a ducks arse to represent bottoms from now on? hmmm?   |
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