ManBearPig, obviously no-one knows if this 1.8% trend will continue, but I just wanted to say I love your charts. They look awesome.
Thanks man, I do my best  Of course when another trend becomes apparent I'll pay attention and change the focus but for now - it's worth keeping an eye on. |
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Stability is a blessing for the economy. Hope it will stay like this a while (understand: a couple of days  ) Yes I apologize in advance for the imminent crash I just initiated by posting that chart.  crash or rally, we don't know that. We know, however: it can't remain like this for long. Days is a stretch in my mind. Not days! Oh the agony :p I don't think we'll stay in this channel for that long but I also would be fine with it |
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No, not your salary. But BTC with your disposable income.
When the time is right though, can we make a documentary entitled: "How I lived on Bitcoin for a month"?
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Comparing the long-established almost Monopoly that WU have with a nascent game-changer like Bitcoin at this stage is not going to show BTC as the winner YET.
When your father can spend BTC locally, that is when WU will suffer unless they have adapted.
None of these bloated corps like WU or PayPal will be killed by cryptos, they'll incorporate them even if they do so in their slow, lumbering way.
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I disagree.
If you're investing or speculating then you can't claim a benefit is your right - you're taking the risks, you deserve the ups and the downs.
As a transactional currency, many, many more will benefit from a cryptocurrency than they would with the old, slow, fallible way.
Therefore as Bitcoin's use in this way grows, the amount saved in credit card fees, wire transfers, chargebacks etc. is taken out of PayPal's or Visa's or a scammer's or your bank's pockets.
The existing financial organisations will be the biggest losers in this game. Much more so than any investors who fail to make a profit in a long-term bull market.
Now, doesn't that sound like everyone who matters benefits?
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Very interesting, thanks! We may be in the right ball park  |
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What part of "Wall Observer" am I CONSTANTLY misunderstanding? |
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Things are moving...  |
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If we hit $150 that will be huge. I doubt it though.
I suspect it will fall by close today, this rise has been solid. $165 should be tougher to breach than $150. |
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Bored? My chart is now shinier. Nothing dramatic to report:  |
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I'm beginning to sound like an evangelist for this 1.8% daily growth thing but you know what the last week's growth has been as a daily average? Yeah you guessed it, 1.8% - hovering right above that blue trendline for 7 days. Disclaimer: Investments can go up as well as down. |
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We will hit 130$ today big sell-off will be today
How's that going for ya?  |
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If they were really smart they'd come up with a 'wrapper' for Bitcoin and shift their business model really, really quick.
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Hi, good luck with trading. It's a great way to lose hard-mined money fast Just be sure to use ALL your information sources: charts, news, fundamentals, more charts, even more charts. |
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Bitcoin has a VERY long way to go before it succeeds.
That's better |
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There's no real desire to take profits below $150 it seems. Tail-off is very smooth.
Could be pressure building to break $150 and run-on with obvious targets at $160 and under $165.
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 Someone's keen. |
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I've noticed this service recently: https://btc2pp.net/ , but not sure if it can be trusted... Anybody tried it? Never heard of it but the first alarm bell that rings is that it asks for your PayPal email before even explaining what the website does. Personally wouldn't touch it with a bargepole - they state they don't accept PP for BTC for the very same reasons you shouldn't either: chargebacks. |
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 Profit-taking from $135 apparently. |
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