Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

[JayJuanGee]

It's a propellor overheat correction.

It'll hit around 8500 to 9000 and then start to work it's way back up to the spinner at around $13800 over a period of 3-4 weeks.

Are you related to Tera Bera?  You are all over the place with your separate posts predicting seemingly contradicting scenarios.

Can you not see that most of my posts are either just flat out jokes or saying what COULD (not will) happen? I make very few "predictions" - most are very short term. For example here is a prediction I made:

itll rebound a little after filling that stupid wall

Within the next hour it both filled the 1600B wall and went up $300. I got no merit for this post.

You got plenty of merit already, and if you were to recover your old account, then you likely could achieve even more merit.

Regarding your predictions, tone, substance, humour, etc... Sure many of us engage in various kinds of exaggerations to make our points or even to figure out reactive effects.

Regarding the receipt of merit for either substance humor or whatever, sometimes there can be purpose and sometimes there can be some randomness as well.  Don't you think?  In recent times, this thread generates between 5 to 30 pages in a day.  Sometimes posts get missed or people do not feel like giving merits, or they run out of smerits or a variety of reason.

Oh, based on your response, I am not sure whether to conclude that you sold 50% at $18,800 ... hm?  When it gets to this level of representation, I, personally, try to keep any of my exaggerations within reason... because surely there can be a lot of variation in what to do regarding how you play the various ups and downs, it is not frequent that anyone is going to maximize on trades, unless just getting lucky.

[itod]

People, things are not complicated, this is not some kind of natural disaster, what is happening is that scammers at Scamfinex have to produce 1 US$ for every 1 USDT they produced out of the thin air, or they will go to jail. No matter how low the price is, they have no choice but to sell BTC, there's no other way they can produce US$. Point is they can not sell your coins, they can only sell theirs. It's that simple, why would anyone care if they loose the whole sum they've acquired through scam? They can either sell enough to cover the scam, or fail and go to jail. Sooner or later they will run out of BTC and the line will be drown under, their BTC will be in someone else hands, but your BTC will remain in yours. It's that simple, as someone said 1 BTC will always be 1 BTC, there's no reason to fear of their failure. Only way you can fail is to sell your coins, otherwise you can not lose because this is not your game that is happening right now.

If any of this conjecture were true, Bitfinex would be trailing in price not leading.

Why do you presume they are selling on their own exchange? They are in position to move fiat between the exchanges, which their customers can not do as easily as them. If you were in their place, wouldn't you do exactly what they are doing to cover the obvious?

[savetherainforest]

I keep hearing of big banks ordering smaller banks to close accounts of exchanges or people that transfer money to exchanges.    
How are people gonna buy more coins if banks don't cooperate?? Altcoins? Or they will accept fiat themselves or wtf??

Yes  on coinbase today I noticed deposits from  nationwide bank(uk) no longer supported

Yup, TransferWise also now refuse to make deposits to, or accept withdrawals from, crypto exchanges.  It's becoming increasingly difficult to get fiat into or out of crypto.

This will only lead to direct use of retailer acceptance and bypassing the banking system and accepting crypto as the standard currency. Ultimately giving even more value to the cryptosphere.


I think the banks are performing suicide!!!     ... I think the japanese ordered them to entertain them with some more  of them hara-kiri's.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6RB62gHO6U

[PoolMinor]

People, things are not complicated, this is not some kind of natural disaster, what is happening is that scammers at Scamfinex have to produce 1 US$ for every 1 USDT they produced out of the thin air, or they will go to jail. No matter how low the price is, they have no choice but to sell BTC, there's no other way they can produce US$. Point is they can not sell your coins, they can only sell theirs. It's that simple, why would anyone care if they loose the whole sum they've acquired through scam? They can either sell enough to cover the scam, or fail and go to jail. Sooner or later they will run out of BTC and the line will be drown under, their BTC will be in someone else hands, but your BTC will remain in yours. It's that simple, as someone said 1 BTC will always be 1 BTC, there's no reason to fear of their failure. Only way you can fail is to sell your coins, otherwise you can not lose because this is not your game that is happening right now.

If any of this conjecture were true, Bitfinex would be trailing in price not leading.

Why do you presume they are selling on their own exchange? They are in position to move fiat between the exchanges, which their customers can not do as easily as them. If you were in their place, wouldn't you do exactly what they are doing to cover the obvious?

I'm sure I could not see your tinfoil hat before.....but I can now.

[jojo69]

I'm not at all sure it's over yet.

It seems like with bitcoin we will know it's over when it turns so fast it snaps your head back and we get a +5K hourly candle.

[JayJuanGee]

BOB!!!!!
You party poop!  You are really assessing further downward BTC prices?     

I'm honestly not sure what I'm assessing, other than counting my blessings, and you fine folks for motivating me to take profits when I did.

I suck at prognosticating, but I'll echo the "Who SODL the bottom ?" sentiment with the way things are shaping up this afternoon.

Fair enough.  I rarely attempt to call anything with any kind of precision, either, even though I spout out some ideas from time to time.

In my previous comment, I was kind of hinging my labelling you as a "party poop" based on your assertion that the next month or two could be rough, or however it was that you had phrased it, which implied to me that you were putting a decent amount of weight on the possibility of further downward BTC price movements - even below where we had dipped today $8,400-ish). 

Who knows?  Who knows?

I do think that we are in a stage of BTC price dynamics analysis that is "critical" regarding whether we are going to experience further down that looks like early 2013 or a kind of longer term down that looks like 2014.  I am thinking, if anything, the early 2013 scenario seems to be the more closely analogous to our current market situation - under the idea that history might not repeat itself, but frequently it rhymes.

[Toxic2040]

I'm not at all sure it's over yet.

It seems like with bitcoin we will know it's over when it turns so fast it snaps your head back and we get a +5K hourly candle.

My thoughts also..where is the whiplash...I dont feel like I have been flogged nearly enough.


I am also curious when the flippening is going to happen. When will ETH over take BCH....I think its close.

[TERA2]

Wasnt it just a couple months ago that eth fell all the way to some 0.02btc and now were already talking about the flippening again?

[explorer]

I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen: 

I remember a time when dinosaurs roamed the WO freely.  Now they are such a rare sight.


I came close to skipping pages today.  This can't keep up.  Or I can't.

[btcbeliever]

a new price poll is needed.

[Dakustaking76]

I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen: 

Lol
Nice
Chart  love dino's

[rafanadal]

a new price poll is needed.

with more options below current price.

[HI-TEC99]

I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen: 

I remember a time when dinosaurs roamed the WO freely.  Now they are such a rare sight.


I came close to skipping pages today.  This can't keep up.  Or I can't.

These were some of my favourites from the triple digit stone age.

[rezurect007]

Im out.
5550

[explorer]

I have a strong gut feeling something like this is going to happen: 

I remember a time when dinosaurs roamed the WO freely.  Now they are such a rare sight.


I came close to skipping pages today.  This can't keep up.  Or I can't.

These were some of my favourites from the triple digit stone age.

Haha! I saved a pile of them as well.  One day I will have to dig out that drive and get them posted back here

[samsonn25]

Next major support is weekly moving average 7800

[Toxic2040]

Wasnt it just a couple months ago that eth fell all the way to some 0.02btc and now were already talking about the flippening again?

I don't think its a threat to bitcoin...but its getting closer.  .113/.138 etc/bch. I can see that happening I guess..but I have to admit I am probably biased.

[User705]

People, things are not complicated, this is not some kind of natural disaster, what is happening is that scammers at Scamfinex have to produce 1 US$ for every 1 USDT they produced out of the thin air, or they will go to jail. No matter how low the price is, they have no choice but to sell BTC, there's no other way they can produce US$. Point is they can not sell your coins, they can only sell theirs. It's that simple, why would anyone care if they loose the whole sum they've acquired through scam? They can either sell enough to cover the scam, or fail and go to jail. Sooner or later they will run out of BTC and the line will be drown under, their BTC will be in someone else hands, but your BTC will remain in yours. It's that simple, as someone said 1 BTC will always be 1 BTC, there's no reason to fear of their failure. Only way you can fail is to sell your coins, otherwise you can not lose because this is not your game that is happening right now.

What makes you think they can’t sell “your” coins?

[explorer]

People, things are not complicated, this is not some kind of natural disaster, what is happening is that scammers at Scamfinex have to produce 1 US$ for every 1 USDT they produced out of the thin air, or they will go to jail. No matter how low the price is, they have no choice but to sell BTC, there's no other way they can produce US$. Point is they can not sell your coins, they can only sell theirs. It's that simple, why would anyone care if they loose the whole sum they've acquired through scam? They can either sell enough to cover the scam, or fail and go to jail. Sooner or later they will run out of BTC and the line will be drown under, their BTC will be in someone else hands, but your BTC will remain in yours. It's that simple, as someone said 1 BTC will always be 1 BTC, there's no reason to fear of their failure. Only way you can fail is to sell your coins, otherwise you can not lose because this is not your game that is happening right now.

What makes you think they can’t sell “your” coins?

Simple.  YOUR coins are in YOUR control.  If they are on an exchange, they are NOT YOUR COINS.  Not that User705 needs to hear this, but there are a lot of noobs that need it drummed into their heads repeatedly.

[Toxic2040]

What makes you think they can’t sell “your” coins?

You can not haz my keys....ever.