You could not have said it any better! TA is not a destination, but one of many means to arriving at sound trading decisions. Any knowledgeable trader would agree that trading decisions reached via TA, are more likely to hit the bull in the eye than would ever be possible without any form of TA. There're may traders who could come forward with a million and one reasons why TA won't work with cryptos, but they're no doubt in the minority.

Price touching a level slightly below $6000 recently was indeed a blessing in disguise, because given the massive sell-off by FUDsters, it becomes hazy for many to see the invariable open invitation to create wealth that follows every plunge in the price of Bitcoin. However to the few that were able to make sense of that massive sell-off, they're no doubt happier for the wise trading decision they took. Bitcoin can rightly be said to be ranging around the the $10,000, ostensibly waiting for the next sensational news to repeat its history.

I think it is rather for some persons, who've gotten some requisite knowledge, skills and/or ability to render some Bitcoin related services. Since at no point in time would everyone be able to meet the above requirements, it simply goes to suggest that Bitcoin cannot be a holy grail for unemployment. A thing that needs mentioning about the job opportunities Bitcoin offers, is that it entrenches a level playground for all, irrespective of where they're on the surface of the earth as against the regional inequities that used to be.

That's more like it, taking charting analysis exactly as a reference material, is how it should be. For a trader that's good at analyzing the charts, he's also able to see demand and supply as well as market reactions to news from the charts, even though, that might not be immediately obvious to many onlookers.

Indeed, the concerns you raised are not quite clear! Are asking what to do should price rise up to $19,000 again or what should have been done the very first time, that price was breached?

To me, if someone had bought Bitcoin about 2 years ago and didn't bother selling even when the $19,000 was broken, then nothing other than Hodl would suffice. If such a trader is now contemplating selling his coins at the prevailing rates, then he just missed the point. On the other hand, selling your coins after 2 years would not have been a bad idea, especially if it was bought again at some lower rates.

Any seasoned trader need no telling that the place of charts and other trading tools is not such to attach or expect 100% trust or confidence. They're simple tools to aid a trader in reaching trading decisions and not the crystal balls newbies and even some experienced traders often take it for. Moreover and more important, they function best when they're combined with others tools to arrive at trading signals that can be said to be credible.

I think the point OP was trying to draw attention to, is the fact that there's a strong livelihood that Bitcoin might be replaced in the future by a more sophisticated cryptocurrency, but whatever coin that maybe, would still have its roots from the blockchain technology, so at the end of the day, it could as well be interpreted as, "Goodbye Bitcoin, hello blockchain" However and until then, Bitcoin remains the flagship cryptocurrency!

With the kind of enthusiastic crowd behind Bitcoin, I doubt the price of Bitcoin would ever come close to $1000 before a very strong buying pressure swoops in to mop in all available coins up for sale. I must say that anyone waiting for the price of Bitcoin to fall precipitiously is actually  in for the wait of their lives. If in doubt whether to buy more Bitcoin or not, best bet is to simply buy more and more and and steadifasty Hodl.

That's probably a nice application of technical analysis to trading, but the unfortunate part is most of people into Bitcoin trading, not just newbies, don't not see the place for technical analysis in Bitcoin trading as such they do not see the potential in using them as tools for charting the market.

As is, the price of Bitcoin have been making steady progress at recovering since the recent bottom was formed a little below $6000, so we're still a long way from the last ATH, suggesting we still have lots of buying opportunities left. The way I see it, any price below $10,000 is a good buy for Bitcoin.

Something worthy of note is that whereas the early adopters were foresighted and everything entrepreneurs, the ones adopting Bitcoin today are mostly shortsighted and do not even have good understanding of what makes Bitcoin thick. To think that most of the early adopters of Bitcoin, who're undeniably millionaires by now, have no knowledge of economics or business and whether it was fair that they ended up with some fortune, shows a clear lack of understanding of what Economics and how its laws operates.

I also do not see how the luck of two persons can be combined instead I see the situation where the luck of one of the persons becomes quite domineering for good or bad, so in the presence of woman that attracts everything but good luck, the tendency 
abounds that their bad luck would rub off on the player around them according to the Universal Law that "like attracts like"

I agree having women around one would most likely culminate in increasing the chances of losing and losing big, because they would pose a distraction to any player and might even be a reason a guys dilly-dallies when he first felt the urge to up and done, because of bloated ego.

The real concern is not really about not having good records, but that of the governments wanting to run people's financial life the way they do with fiat. Cryptocurrency was meant to keep them away, now they have started to creep in and as soon as they get a strong foot hold, you can bet, they would want to go all the way in pushing anonymity aside and isn't that what they wanted from the word go!

He's not the only who think so! If the system has been making money for you as said, you will never get tired of using it, because there's yet to be anyone, who ever got tired of having more money. I would suggest you take back you words and see if your grail can make the casino go broke instead of waiting on $24 sells and which may never set sail!

Doing that unequivocal hands over to the authorities and whosoever that lays hand on those information, ability to monitor and track the spending of the person behind an account, by so doing, throwing anonymity out of the window.

For the sites that have sneaked in these requirements, because they were not there from the onset, they ought to come clean and bring the changes to the knowledge of their old and new clients because some people really mind their privacy and which is a major highlight of gambling with Bitcoin.

Until now, I was thinking RGBKey was in-house and I didn't get it, when Mod Dustin said he incurred some lost, but now I agree the 1% fee can so easily be eclipsed by the volatility of the market, a slight adjustment is necessary. Since we're about to have ETH on board, can one apply to render similar service for BTC --->ETH, in the meantime before on-site exchange comes through?

Quite interesting to see all those improvements at YOLOdice! The integration of ETH payment option is going to further increase the ease of playing at the site, unlike when it used to be until LTC came on board. However the possibility to have an internal exchange system will go a long way in bring out the beauty of having a number of payment options. RGB-Exchange was obviously doing a good job in the exchange to and fro of BTC and LTC, was however disappointed to see it has been put on hold. Please have it working again!

You don't think anyone here is going to take you serious, do you? I will suggest to you, to go back to your drawing board and effect the following changes:
1. get a professional to design your site;
2. don't be jack of all trade, be decisive on whether it is going to be a game or a GPT site;
3. if you can't afford to buy SSL certificate for your site, how can you afford to pay members or eventual winners at your site?
4. your 5% house edge, no matter how you try to sugar coat it, is a big minus and disincentive for anyone looking into your site,
5. the best practice prior to starting any business usually, is to observe those already in the business and then bring in your innovation.
Good luck!

I received the 0.001 Btc from OP and initiated this transaction: https://blockchain.info/address/1BqRFVHbwEothKTFJyd7PAowAC4iAieBxV

Have checked to see the status of the transaction well over 6 hours and this is what the picture is like:

Willing to try with 36WGG9UUnSe2fyipJE5bRZ9dFf5PWBuN73