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November 20, 2014, 09:10:50 AM

Descending wedge on 4h??
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November 20, 2014, 09:13:31 AM

I wonder if the 50k coin sale is factored into the current price or if people will panic sell 24 hours before the auction.

I think it'll cause a price drop in the short term.

Too many people haven't got the balls to hold through rough times.
The thing is this auction isn't even a particularly bad thing.

Certain people get swayed by the media & will sell cheaply & desperately.


Worst case if the winner/s lowball/s the auction  - if they dump it on the market where would the price of bitcoin go? - providing they dump it among all the exchanges?

The infamous bearwhale dumped over 30k at $300 - might 50k fetch more or less.

Also if the winner wants to dump but holds off doing so will the market be afraid to move upward until the buyers intentions become known?
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November 20, 2014, 09:13:50 AM

Descending wedge on 4h??

Im my opinion it was a triangle not wedge and we continue move to down after stop for this triangle.
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November 20, 2014, 09:16:52 AM

Is anyone else up watching this dump?

Or is everyone sleeping?

yep i just fall  asleep and this is crazy, this drop is not gentlemen !!!
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November 20, 2014, 09:18:29 AM

Descending wedge on 4h??

Im my opinion it was a triangle not wedge and we continue move to down after stop for this triangle.



Looks bullish to me
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November 20, 2014, 09:21:58 AM

Looks bullish to me
370 support was critical. Nothing bullish here IMO.
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November 20, 2014, 09:22:45 AM

fear will turn to greed in 10..9..8..

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November 20, 2014, 09:25:48 AM

@ podyx - It's easier to cut down the edges in MS Paint after you know how (it's really not that difficult). Tongue

BTW, the 1d MACD is turning red. I think it's a stronger influence than a 4h MACD in inflection. And I think the last P$D generated too much noise for the 4h MACD to be reliable anyway. (Thus I expect a little more dump to follow as sleeping people weak up to realize this.)
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November 20, 2014, 09:26:53 AM

@ podyx - It's easier to cut down the edges in MS Paint after you know how (it's really not that difficult). Tongue

BTW, the 1d MACD is turning red. I think it's a stronger influence than a 4h MACD in inflection. And I think the last P$D generated too much noise for the 4h MACD to be reliable anyway.
img height=400]http://prohardver.hu/dl/upc/2014-11/35956_funnybtcchart5.jpg[/img]

Wasn't really talking about MACD, was talking about a descending wedge
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November 20, 2014, 09:31:15 AM

@ podyx - It's easier to cut down the edges in MS Paint after you know how (it's really not that difficult). Tongue

BTW, the 1d MACD is turning red. I think it's a stronger influence than a 4h MACD in inflection. And I think the last P$D generated too much noise for the 4h MACD to be reliable anyway.
img height=400]http://prohardver.hu/dl/upc/2014-11/35956_funnybtcchart5.jpg[/img]

Wasn't really talking about MACD, was talking about a descending wedge

BTW -> By The Way ... (I tried to indicate that I finished talking directly to you [about MS Paint], but I did follow up on you thoughts from a distance + I try not the be a post spammer).
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November 20, 2014, 09:34:30 AM

ok, thanks
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November 20, 2014, 09:41:23 AM

I wonder if the 50k coin sale is factored into the current price or if people will panic sell 24 hours before the auction.

I think it'll cause a price drop in the short term.

Too many people haven't got the balls to hold through rough times.
The thing is this auction isn't even a particularly bad thing.

Certain people get swayed by the media & will sell cheaply & desperately.


Worst case if the winner/s lowball/s the auction  - if they dump it on the market where would the price of bitcoin go? - providing they dump it among all the exchanges?

The infamous bearwhale dumped over 30k at $300 - might 50k fetch more or less.

Also if the winner wants to dump but holds off doing so will the market be afraid to move upward until the buyers intentions become known?

You are describing a scenario that is NOT too likely to happen. 

For example, the last time had more than 30 bidders, and this time is likely NOT going to be too different.  There will be a number of benevolent and bitcoin believers that are going to bid 5 to 10% above market price.  Accordingly, any winning bid would have to bid at least 5 to 10% above market price.
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November 20, 2014, 09:50:55 AM

I wonder if the 50k coin sale is factored into the current price or if people will panic sell 24 hours before the auction.

I think it'll cause a price drop in the short term.

Too many people haven't got the balls to hold through rough times.
The thing is this auction isn't even a particularly bad thing.

Certain people get swayed by the media & will sell cheaply & desperately.


Worst case if the winner/s lowball/s the auction  - if they dump it on the market where would the price of bitcoin go? - providing they dump it among all the exchanges?

The infamous bearwhale dumped over 30k at $300 - might 50k fetch more or less.

Also if the winner wants to dump but holds off doing so will the market be afraid to move upward until the buyers intentions become known?

You are describing a scenario that is NOT too likely to happen. 

For example, the last time had more than 30 bidders, and this time is likely NOT going to be too different.  There will be a number of benevolent and bitcoin believers that are going to bid 5 to 10% above market price.  Accordingly, any winning bid would have to bid at least 5 to 10% above market price.

Yes but the thing is last time tim draper got badly burnt with his strategy of buying above market - and additionally the 50k coins currently up for auction arent even the entire stash. theres even more to come... If I were a bidder I would lowball the first auction and see if there was a demand before bothering to pay above market -
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November 20, 2014, 09:53:00 AM

bitcoin will go nowhere without banks.

banks will go nowhere without bitcoin?!  Shocked Grin
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November 20, 2014, 09:53:18 AM

Yes but the thing is last time tim draper got badly burnt with his strategy of buying above market - and additionally the 50k coins currently up for auction arent even the entire stash. theres even more to come... If I were a bidder I would lowball the first auction and see if there was a demand before bothering to pay above market -

How did he get burnt?

He was able to buy 50k bitcoins at a lower price than he could have paid on the exchange.
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November 20, 2014, 09:55:11 AM

Or is everyone sleeping?

What happens when people weak up to realize 1d MACD just turned red?




Yes but the thing is last time tim draper got badly burnt with his strategy of buying above market

Did he? I read some related news / rumors but I don't know for sure. I think the exact price remained his secret.
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November 20, 2014, 09:56:43 AM

I wonder if the 50k coin sale is factored into the current price or if people will panic sell 24 hours before the auction.

I think it'll cause a price drop in the short term.

Too many people haven't got the balls to hold through rough times.
The thing is this auction isn't even a particularly bad thing.

Certain people get swayed by the media & will sell cheaply & desperately.


Worst case if the winner/s lowball/s the auction  - if they dump it on the market where would the price of bitcoin go? - providing they dump it among all the exchanges?

The infamous bearwhale dumped over 30k at $300 - might 50k fetch more or less.

Also if the winner wants to dump but holds off doing so will the market be afraid to move upward until the buyers intentions become known?

You are describing a scenario that is NOT too likely to happen.  

For example, the last time had more than 30 bidders, and this time is likely NOT going to be too different.  There will be a number of benevolent and bitcoin believers that are going to bid 5 to 10% above market price.  Accordingly, any winning bid would have to bid at least 5 to 10% above market price.

Yes but the thing is last time tim draper got badly burnt with his strategy of buying above market - and additionally the 50k coins currently up for auction arent even the entire stash. theres even more to come... If I were a bidder I would lowball the first auction and see if there was a demand before bothering to pay above market -

or, the only thing you want before the auction starts is to lower the bitcoin price, so you still get em cheap paying even 20% above market price Grin

auction: 50k BTC       major exchanges bid volumes to sub $300: <20k BTC

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November 20, 2014, 09:58:09 AM

I wonder if the 50k coin sale is factored into the current price or if people will panic sell 24 hours before the auction.

I think it'll cause a price drop in the short term.

Too many people haven't got the balls to hold through rough times.
The thing is this auction isn't even a particularly bad thing.

Certain people get swayed by the media & will sell cheaply & desperately.


Worst case if the winner/s lowball/s the auction  - if they dump it on the market where would the price of bitcoin go? - providing they dump it among all the exchanges?

The infamous bearwhale dumped over 30k at $300 - might 50k fetch more or less.

Also if the winner wants to dump but holds off doing so will the market be afraid to move upward until the buyers intentions become known?

You are describing a scenario that is NOT too likely to happen.  

For example, the last time had more than 30 bidders, and this time is likely NOT going to be too different.  There will be a number of benevolent and bitcoin believers that are going to bid 5 to 10% above market price.  Accordingly, any winning bid would have to bid at least 5 to 10% above market price.

Yes but the thing is last time tim draper got badly burnt with his strategy of buying above market - and additionally the 50k coins currently up for auction arent even the entire stash. theres even more to come... If I were a bidder I would lowball the first auction and see if there was a demand before bothering to pay above market -

or, the only thing you want before the auction starts is to lower the bitcoin price, so you still get em cheap paying even 20% above market price Grin

auction: 50k BTC       major exchanges bid volumes to sub $300: <20k BTC

Cheesy

Lol agreed!   Cheesy  Cheesy  Cheesy

If buyer is confident of winning they should already short now and pay off the short with the auctioned bitcoins.  (if they short but dont win - then that would be funny )
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November 20, 2014, 10:02:56 AM

Everybody needs to relax.

People have some serious issues if they are worrying about a 20 dollar drop in price.
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