The ups and downs in-between are a mistery, that no TA/alchemist can figure out.
 lower highs in hourly chart. could go down again a bit further?  |
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the price is boring! HODLsleep
EDIT: it seems this time Brexit will become real on Thursday 31st October 2019. it's Halloween too, right? oh my goodness!
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Hmmm, got three "Fuck you Fatty" posts deleted.
Is this some kind of program looking for repetitious posts and deleting them?
Anyway, I'm gonna try some variations and see if they too are deleted.
Maybe try "Fatty Fuck you" I think "Fuck you, fatty" rolls off the tongue more nicely. Where did "fatty fuck you" come from? Its all over WO. Am I missing out on something? he seems to be a BigBlocker. I don't know either. but this whole ping pong is like Kindergarten. just put him on "Ignore" and done.  |
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sparplan klingt gut jetzt wo die preise wieder etwas gefallen sind.
Registriert 2012. Und da haste noch nicht ausgesorgt es gab seit 2011 (mein erster kontakt mit BTC) hunderte von möglichkeiten abgezockt zu werden (und alle seine coins zu verlieren) indem man auf betrüger reingefallen ist. durchforste mal das forum und Du wirst verstehen was ich meine. und wenn es nicht andere geschafft haben dann hätte man selber zu blöde sein können (festplatte ohne backup, USB stick verloren usw.).  |
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Wasn't a German bank last week also using a stock to flow model to relate the hardness of Bitcoin (in comparison to the hardness of gold). Saw the piece of news trawling the usual sites a few days ago, but it headlined with a $90k valuation by May 2020, so yeah, maybe needed a lot of tweaking. The researchers did admit they hadn't priced in halving though, but I fear to see what 6-figure digit that would have brought up to surface!
this news here? --> https://cointelegraph.com/news/state-backed-german-bank-says-bitcoin-will-leap-to-90-000-in-2020 |
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EDIT2: looks not so good for me! price is above support and 200 hSMA again. sl is at $8300. bullish sentiment in general.  In you too much emotion I feel. You're not set up for both directions, are you? Better keep them longs running a bit further IMHO. you're right master Yo ehm Eddie! i must learn so much. the Force is weak in me! and the patience too! #nohomo |
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A few months ago it was another mixer, the DDOS was big enough to decide them to use CF.
lol, Cloudflare use its own SSL certificate. as theymos stated probability is high they can read all traffic unencrypted in plain text by MITM attack. certificate of host bitcointalk.org:  |
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FIDOR war echt mal innovativ. sehr schade!
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for the record: closed my long position. we will see if 200 hourly SMA will hold. the short position is 392.9 points in red (loss). EDIT: @Eddie: do you sleep sometimes too? maybe just 4 hours or so?  EDIT2: looks not so good for me! price is above support and 200 hSMA again. sl is at $8300. bullish sentiment in general.  |
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sparplan klingt gut jetzt wo die preise wieder etwas gefallen sind.
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ist die hotline generell nicht mehr zu erreichen? hatte es vor einigen tagen probiert. private und geschäftliche hotline - beides fehlanzeige. anscheinend nur noch per email erreichbar. alternativen zu haben wäre langsam ratsam, meiner meinung nach. Trading mit Fidor Konto und Bitcoin.de wird teurer |
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so $8254.3 in my chart was a high. it goes down a bit now. I should have closed the long. but to late. I don't know the numbers, and each one of us is different, but I'd keep the long open if the entry point is within the current range. With shorts I'm much more draconian. In the mean time, cash out part of the short! If you manage to make them equal you're net green and you can wrap it up if you feel unsure. thanks Eddie. I have to quit now. so much time spend today again with WO sisters and brothers! #nohomo |
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thanks Eddie! and I'm unfortunately out of sMerit. you deserves some!
I got you! thank you LFC!  #nohomo |
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so $8254.3 in my chart was a high. it goes down a bit now. I should have closed the long. but to late. EDIT: I'm not good in discretionary approaches really. I need simple rules which I can write into code and then let the machine trade and just observing and improving. Decisions such as these can't be coded into a bot. Or if they can, I have no clue. Or maybe I have a clue but just can't spill the beans for obvious reasons  What you can do is program a bot to set up complex conditional orders - which can be a real help as long as your connection to the exchange is steady, which in turn isn't a safe assumption with all the verlakkerij that's going on. A few examples of complex conditional order: - if the long suffers more than 10% from here, cash out 20% of the short - if she goes down >100$, increase the long a bit and tighten its stop loss by 15$ while cashing out the btc equivalent of 200$ from the short (maybe to finance the increased long and keep your staked margin in check) - if after going down >150$ (but <300$), she heads back up, cancel these 3 orders I put there in case of disaster yeah Eddie! this sound like a start on very complex framework as you mentioned it to fillippone. i really wondering that you're able to manage all the positions just with the help of your mind and without a computer. this is really a task for a machine. it can handle it without errors if well coded. |
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great! it sounds like a not so easy system for real pros. but what the hell do you mean with SOMA. I just asked before but probably you didn't read it.
Sorry Gyrsur, didn't notice. It's an inside game for WO-ers... Straight Outta My Ass. Meaning, I'm not that good at TA - mainly because I don't put a lot of faith in it. I do have hunches, but they're wrong half of the time. So I plan for both scenarios. If I smell storms, I chicken out. When I think there's a decent chance to make a little profit one way or another, I put my big toe in the water. If it feels OK, I get knee deep. And so on. I never denied it does take a little work. What matters with me is that I can do it with a cool, detached head, without impulse "recovery" trades that would drag me in the abyss. Admittedly, cool comes easier once you manage to sit on a profit buffer AND you only stake all games with the same fixed amount, stashing away the excess into cold storage, with some sensible schedule you find works for you. thanks Eddie! and I'm unfortunately out of sMerit. you deserves some! |
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I hadn't been following this closely for a while, but the class action complaint against Tether/BitFinex makes things look pretty bad for them... How important are they to the current ecosystem at this point? How much has the risk of Finex+USDT going the way of MtGox already been priced in? The complaint doesn't completely convince me that Finex was printing USDT to manipulate prices, though it's certainly possible. I've been skeptical of USDT's backing for a long time. If they weren't manipulating, then the whole matter looks like the US government stole their money and then turned around and said, "Now you're operating at fractional reserve, so you're fraudulent!" hmm. sounds creepy if true. so cheap coins for everyone  |
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so $8254.3 in my chart was a high. it goes down a bit now. I should have closed the long. but to late. EDIT: I'm not good in discretionary approaches really. I need simple rules which I can write into code and then let the machine trade and just observing and improving. |
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Who sold at the bottom?
EDIT: btw, I have a 0.2 BTC open short in my books but just in DEMO account. waiting for d_eddie to get the sign if I can close it. Heya brother-in-corn, this responsibility weighs upon my shoulders like a couple lambos! Close it as soon as it goes green. It's a short after all, better never let them go too far... or open a hedging long just in case it's hedged already with a long. the long is 260.2 points in green and the short is 488.7 points in red. I've borrowed the casino chips from my grandma and have to pay her back after Christmas. what should I do Buddy? Kill your grandma! (Wheew, that was easy.) Umm noo! my last relative. |
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Who sold at the bottom?
d_eddie because of "trading with a hedge"? Well, I've just sold something on the way up. Actually closed the short before loss (really tiny profit) and reopened it higher, a little larger. If she keeps going up, I will close it in loss when the long is near or above parity. As long as the long is larger I'm OK. If she gets back down, I'll cash out half of the short and play a little wait and see. sounds like plan. i guess your system is much nondeterministic. Uh ehm, the system saw the light after a... uh... how can I explain... a dream where I saw mammoths in the charts, stampeding on us poor hodlers. It was around the time when most of us agreed we were in bear territory, long before we started talking about capitulation, which became the rage only later. I opened a short, staking most of my play money (which current me, more seasoned and detached, wouldn't do). I cashed it out a little at a time, reconstructing it at every bounce. I doubled my play money (100% btc, no fiat) in a few months, like 4-6. So the system is solidly rooted in pure SOMA practice. It does require work and planning ahead - planning for both directions! I try to make my plans on a cool head, with no positions open, and mostly stick to them, with occasional tweaks inspired by sentiment, whim, suggestions and of course fresh SOMA results. great! it sounds like a not so easy system for real pros. but what the hell do you mean with SOMA. I just asked before but probably you didn't read it. |
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