mr. 80 getting scared? wall shrinked by 2k in the last 10 minutes...
did that also happen before the recent dumps?
That is not fear. The wall fades to take resistance with it. Whale is hoping the price gets propelled upward. Let's see if it works. If ceiling-walls stop working, btc in lots of trouble cuz whales will resort to floor-walls exclusively. jep, coins were just added at 82.5 and 85 |
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mr. 80 getting scared? wall shrunk by 2k in the last 10 minutes...
did that also happen before the recent dumps?
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i wonder if we see another dump or that wall finally gets some nibbling
nibble? wall? what? lol, that look  |
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i wonder if we see another dump or that wall finally gets some nibbling
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and the more i think about that chart... perhaps time can only be integrated with a third dimension.
i just wonder if there is a way for displaying a more direct and obvious context to market evolution.
Ideally you'd want something interactive so you could scale and rotate and maybe playback over an accelerated timescale. That couldn't be integrated into the page though. yep...reminds me of that idea i had some months ago of feeding the data directly into some game-engine (perhaps unreal or cry engine). i dabbled around a little bit, but soon realized i don't have the skills atm...i'm more from the modeling/compositing section and have very few knowledge of programming in engines. |
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buy buy buy   ...as you wish  |
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Here is another wonderful TA method.
Just follow the ball falling. If the ball continues down, you are in a down trend. If the ball stops and cannot continue you are on a trend reversal.
The ball is the size of the period you are looking at, so hourly, daily, 15 minutes, etc.
i had drunk idea some time ago to compare longterm data with a reversed decreasing wavecycle of a drop of water into a sea with flat surface, but i only found graphs of constant wavecycles on the web, so i forgot about it. |
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Potato Technical Analysis TM.  Is this related to Candystick analysis? No, but who ever knows about the stuff this is pointed at should take a hint.   |
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I find that this site updates quicker with the walls than bitcoinity and i like having all 4 exchange prices and currencies available
just found out you can display a trade line, but the yellow in light version isn't really visible. (dark version is better) Oh, I should change that I'll change the color. Color changed. thanks...looks much better now |
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I find that this site updates quicker with the walls than bitcoinity and i like having all 4 exchange prices and currencies available
just found out you can display a trade line, but the yellow in light version isn't really visible. (dark version is better) Oh, I should change that I'll change the color. after staring constantly on software and charts with dark interfaces the whole time i always like some inversion of colours. feels quite refreshing for the eyes |
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I find that this site updates quicker with the walls than bitcoinity and i like having all 4 exchange prices and currencies available
just found out you can display a trade line, but the yellow in light version isn't really visible. (dark version is better) |
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yes i know that one, but i got disturbed by it some minutes ago during the whale fight. wall was still there on bitcoinity while it had already disappeared on this site...refreshed both sites constantly but even price was different for some time. is http://trading.i286.org/ more accurate and recent with the stats or bitcoinity? edit: there's no way to see price history there right? 2nd edit: nevermind, could barely see it on my screen. |
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Not to be a douchebag, but isn't that what chartbuddy is doing already?
yea sure, but chartbuddy does it on a very short timespan and in 3d. i meant more a chart where wall situation is integrated in a 2d chart over a longer period of time. perhaps this is bs as i'm not sure how that could be displayed in order to get some useful information out of it. I do not like chartbuddy, resolution imo is horrible it's a neat gimmick for this thread to get an update on recent wall situations, but i'm catching myself often not even looking at it as i have all my info in realtime on another monitor and the more i think about that chart... perhaps time can only be integrated with a third dimension. i just wonder if there is a way for displaying a more direct and obvious context to market evolution. |
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Not to be a douchebag, but isn't that what chartbuddy is doing already?
yea sure, but chartbuddy does it on a very short timespan and in 3d. i meant more a chart where wall situation is integrated in a 2d chart over a longer period of time. perhaps this is bs as i'm not sure how that could be displayed in order to get some useful information out of it. |
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5k buy wall for few seconds a minute ago.
at 77.5
It was live for exactly 67 seconds. is there a site that shows a history of previous walls? i didn't recognize that one on bitcoinity, but it's on my second monitor so perhaps i missed it. No... i have my own logs. it would be interesting to have charts that display the current wall situation at every time. market behaviour and patterns/strategies of manipulation could be analyzed very good in that way. as i'm not too gifted at maths (lasts for some basic trading  ) i have no clue how one could illustrate such charts though. |
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5k buy wall for few seconds a minute ago.
at 77.5
It was live for exactly 67 seconds. is there a site that shows a history of previous walls? i didn't recognize that one on bitcoinity, but it's on my second monitor so perhaps i missed it. |
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professional wall street traders wouldn't touch this with a 10 foot barge pole.
there are much, much better opportunities out there for a professional trader.
but isn't btc like a wet dream for any daytrader. it seems like a good opportunity for extra income if you know what you're doing. |
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 ready for round two |
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someone clearly needed some fiat fast.
You seriously believe these sells happen because people need fiat? I.e. that they withdraw money from exchanges? i haven't said that's an explanation for every dump on the market, sure there are often other reasons, but miners have to pay bills and companies for hardware and what other way is there to get fiat out without least slippage? steady selling of lower amounts would be more devastating imo. the only language right now for btc to learn to communicate in the world is fiat. eventually i was just speculating I can be totally wrong on this one, but I'm sure not every dump is purely driven by manipulation. economy can't rely only on btcs to grow. |
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Isn't this still just the ASIC manufacturers selling off their coin. They can't allow it to drop too low or they'll kill their profit margin.
No, it isn't, but thanks for asking. how do you know? |
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