Charts can say anything. It's just a tool to guess probabilities.

Still awaiting whale buy...

Exactly. No one knows the future. It's all about probabilities and TA can be useful in that respect.

Awaiting that major bull whale buy....

Next 24hrs are critical.

Nice analysis in the charts. I expect an interim plunge to $370 before continuation price rise. Indicators have weaker tops with weaker price action. Only a large buyer can save this rally.

Beware.

looking forward to see where you wind up in your journey 

I miss Peercoin in that infographic but I guess everyone has his favourites.

Alts are lagging for more than a month allready. Cant trust this.

It severally affects the 'flow' in the system. Flow is more important than the price of the SPX or the level of debts. Flow is everything.

No development at all. That doesnt matter.

This is BTE, the original 1:1 Bitcoin clone (Bytecoin). Indeed, it has nostalgic value to some.

Cryptsy has a BTE/BTC pair. Been waiting for my bottom bid to be filled forever 

What is that?

Exactly. Double facepalmed when I read the article in the Ecocomist recently:

"Bitcoin itself may never be more than a curiosity. However blockchains have a host of other uses because they meet the need for a trustworthy record, something vital for transactions of every sort. Dozens of startups now hope to capitalise on the blockchain technology, either by doing clever things with the bitcoin blockchain or by creating new blockchains of their own (see article)."

source: http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21677198-technology-behind-bitcoin-could-transform-how-economy-works-trust-machine

Decentralised blockchains do not persist without a proper incentive.
Blockchains that are secured by a trusted third party are not decentralised.

I do not see a separation between the blockchain (decentralised database) and its incentive (something like Bitcoin).

The fun part is that Bitcoin is very transparent once you have tied a real word identity to a Bitcoin address. I guess authorities can achieve much by regulating Bitcoin exchanges (i.e., the connection between Bitcoin and the Fiat-World). Tight border controls will do the same for cash. Unfortunately, freedom suffers from all of this.

http://www.newsbtc.com/2015/11/14/isil-militants-linked-to-france-terrorist-attacks-had-a-bitcoin-address-with-3-million-dollars/

Serious?

is http://www.kwartjeterug.nl/ down?

I take it as a notification that Luc will post again when he is confident about scenario's. No rush to predict an insane market.

Could be 10-baggers