Almost 4000 shorts opened on Finex in the last hours. Someone is establishing himself a large short position(that guy with all those 500+1000BTC asks).
1.2 million $ in longs opened, too. About equal amount. Guess whoīs sweating more now  |
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If I move in with a 3 btc 20x leverage on $345 (if it were to dip), when is a good closing price?? I'm thinking $1300? (gonna reopen with 10x leverage after again probably)
You should seriously start with 0.1 instead of 3 btc. I have leveraged 0.1 with 20x already but I'm planning to move in with 3 btc pretty soon But I don't know what the difference is on that week BTC, month BTC and quarter BTC thing? I used quarter BTC It doensīt make any difference anymore. Until 2-3 weeks ago, you were only able to withdraw your profits on the closing time of your contract but they abolished that. https://www.okcoin.com/shequ/themeview.do?tid=79 |
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If I move in with a 3 btc 20x leverage on $345 (if it were to dip), when is a good closing price?? I'm thinking $1300?
500$ or 10000$ itīs up to you |
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Almost 4000 shorts opened on Finex in the last hours. Someone is establishing himself a large short position(that guy with all those 500+1000BTC asks).
He better hopes that China (and Stamp) wonīt try to rape him
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Maybe you should try it first with 0.1 BTC to get used to the system? Maybe so.. You can also switch from contracts to BTC as unit if you click on the settings wheel. |
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Can anyone explain how I can open a 10x leverage 3 btc long order on okcoin?
How many contracts do I need to open?
You have to look at your available contracts in the upper bar. You can see your maximum there. 1 contract is equal to 100$, so around 107 contracts would be 30 BTC. Yea but I have 20x leverage so it's only 1.5 btc right? Maybe you should try it first with 0.1 BTC to get used to the system? |
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Can anyone explain how I can open a 10x leverage 3 btc long order on okcoin?
How many contracts do I need to open?
You have to look at your available contracts in the upper bar. You can see your maximum there. 1 contract is equal to 100$, so around 107 contracts would be 30 BTC. |
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Yes. It has been split up. Maybe the first 1k wall @ 352 is "real".
Fake wall is fake It was real, he was short selling. BTC swaps have gone up ~1750 since then. |
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$351.93 on Coinbase right now
Cheap coins, grab em! |
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CHOOO CHOOO  |
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Satoshi has been found  |
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Iīm the one with z btw and not the scam troll written with s! Edit: Thanks for correcting! ! !
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Back to the usual book talking.
Double-Top on Okcoin 2144CNY
RSI 4&2h look pretty much overbought (especially China)
Shorts on Finex down to 9000
Itīs thursday aka dumpsday
Conclusion: Time for a correction (read "plz dump your coins, thx")
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Excellent! Probably thousands of coins seized from the criminals that wonīt touch the market in the next months!
This is awesome. I hope they shut down the next largest avenue of BTC commerce and freeze every last Bitcoin. BTC liquidity/velocity of money really reduces its value IMO. Also, Bitstamp criminals only have until next Thursday to buy BTC and GTFO before their shit gets seized by the UK government. |
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It's not the buying of drugs online that puzzles me. Seems to beat the alternative of having to deal with potentially hazardous interactions with drug dealers on the street.
What escapes me is how they solve the problem of having to provide a shipping address at some point. That seems like the real weak point to me, as a buyer. (Yes, I know, PO boxes exist, but to my knowledge, renting one usually requires some form of ID).
Anyone knows how the actual customers solve this dilemma? Hoping they stay below the threshold for being targeted by LE?
Almost all of the vendors on SR demanded PGP so "only" they are in property of your adress and not SR . But wasn't the point of the last SR bust at least that a number of the largest marketplace vendors were found out as well? Including their customer data, one would assume? AFAIK they used "traditional" methods to investigate them. The FBI/police ordered multiple packages for themselves and looked at the origin of the stamps that were used on that package; after that they surveil all the post offices in that area for over e.g. 1-2 weeks, lookin at CCTV and so on. Good vendors(that wanted to be safe) changed their postbox frequently. Of course you canīt prevent that a vendor gives the police his customer adresses(if he hasnīt deleted them), but they didnīt catch more than 2-3 vendors out of hundreds. After all itīs a black market, not 100% safe But in my opinion itīs far more risky to get caught in real life. And as someone else stated in most countries the police canīt harm you if they canīt proove that you didnīt order the package for yourself. Thatīs what i heard at least |
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It's not the buying of drugs online that puzzles me. Seems to beat the alternative of having to deal with potentially hazardous interactions with drug dealers on the street.
What escapes me is how they solve the problem of having to provide a shipping address at some point. That seems like the real weak point to me, as a buyer. (Yes, I know, PO boxes exist, but to my knowledge, renting one usually requires some form of ID).
Anyone knows how the actual customers solve this dilemma? Hoping they stay below the threshold for being targeted by LE?
Almost all of the vendors on SR demanded PGP so "only" they are in property of your address and not SR . |
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Excellent! Probably thousands of coins seized from the criminals that wonīt touch the market in the next months!
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WOW  VERY MARKETCAP!!  Finally, it was about time. Those goddamn manipulators couldnīt hold it down any longer!  Fair price for a fair coin! Wow, it seems like iīm a USD billionaire right now! |
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Please show some heart for the criminals @ Bitstamp and donīt pump the price too high too fast, thx. Bitstamp ask side really is empty as fuck.
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Itīs that damn upwards manipulators again |
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