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Each block is stacked on top of the previous one. Adding another block to the top makes all lower blocks more difficult to remove: there is more "weight" above each block. A transaction in a block 6 blocks deep (6 confirmations) will be very difficult to remove.
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March 28, 2018, 05:19:43 AM

oh f f s...EOS?  really?

and tron....kill me now
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March 28, 2018, 05:38:43 AM

Hey look! It's a bitcoin bull buying the dips! https://youtu.be/XpcRhflUbcg?t=1m54s
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Sideways baby

Bitcoin has decided it’s value. ONCE AND FOR ALL!!!
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March 28, 2018, 05:52:26 AM

Massive Head and Shoulders forming on its 4 hour chart, haven't notice is since I was focus on the hourly chart so much that the falling wedge is just part of the right massive shoulder. If Bitcoin don't stay above 8,000$ soon this might be a big drop which is this time much lower then the 5,900$ we have experience last time. Right now Bitcoin is hanging around 7,800$ and the market is yet to make a decision out of it, let us just prepare to what is coming to Bitcoin.
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Same, except it's not my body but my wife who doesn't agree with weed ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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March 28, 2018, 06:01:55 AM

I'm a one trick pony when it comes to charts. I look for the closing triangles. This one looks pretty straight forward. In early April we either crash hard or go back into bull mode.

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Japan has a horrible situation, demographically far worse then USA and the debt can never be controlled.   Japan holds 1 trillion of US debt, all these central banks are relying on each other but I think the system itself will give way.   So one of the main struts holding up US debt has serious problems sustaining itself.  Maybe crypto is part of a better system I dont know yet but its easily contestable what Jamie Dimon says about FIAT > crypto
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The USA imposed Japan to adopt a certain democratic constitution after World War II. How much power and independence such a sovereign state can have? Oh, by the way, Italy almost makes no difference
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This chapter provides an overview of and analysis on how Japan’s post war constitution of 1946 in general and its ‘pacifist’ Article 9 came into being: who were the protagonists on the Japanese and American side and what were the controversies surrounding the drafting and adoption of Japan’s ‘pacifist’ constitution. Amongst others, the US motives and motivations to retain the Japanese Emperor on the throne in post war Japan will be analysed: why did the occupying US go great lengths to retain the ‘undemocratic’ Emperor and Emperor system while introducing democracy and democratic political structures into defeated post war Japan? Finally, when and why did the US gave up on MacArthur’s initial plan to make an ‘unarmed pacifist’ out of Japan and what impact did the US ‘imposition’ of Japan’s post war constitution have on Japan’ post war Japan’s obligations to deal with its World War II responsibilities?
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Question: do you want at least your own independence? Buy bitcoin and some gold
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March 28, 2018, 06:45:44 AM

I'm a one trick pony when it comes to charts. I look for the closing triangles. This one looks pretty straight forward. In early April we either crash hard or go back into bull mode.



Is that breaking up or breaking down wedge?
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March 28, 2018, 06:50:52 AM
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I'm a one trick pony when it comes to charts. I look for the closing triangles. This one looks pretty straight forward. In early April we either crash hard or go back into bull mode.

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Or we just do a breakout (up, down) for a short time, pull back or bounce back and continue ranging between $6k to $10k for a few more months.Weak hands can also be shaken out by breaking their patience.Because most of the people want to see quick results, profits, progress. However Bitcoin and crypto in general is still very early and will need much more time to mature. The ones not willing to go this path, not having the patience, will leave and mostly lose and probably regret it in a few years.
So this may be some boring time, but this also the time where lots of progress and development happens. As always true believers will separate from "get rich quick" money grabbers until the next bull run starts.



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I'm a one trick pony when it comes to charts. I look for the closing triangles. This one looks pretty straight forward. In early April we either crash hard or go back into bull mode.

[https://image.ibb.co/hnkUQS/btcchart.png[/img]

Is that breaking up or breaking down wedge?




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March 28, 2018, 07:23:21 AM
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Having more of the same as we move sideways.  A key fib level at .786 still has NOT been breached so far...and this is a good thing for the Bulls as it indicates strong support at this key area. The Bears had cause for excitement earlier as a forming pennant was broken and a brief downward spike occurred was stopped by the above mentioned support level.

A lot of what I would consider over all good news happening too..and yet the price has still remained fairly stagnant . I am sure we are all hoping for a bit more volatility as the weekend and the end of the month draw closer.




As we step back and take a look at the over all picture we are again right in another area of confluence. $7.7k on the low side and 8k on the up..this is where the battle is joined.  Curious about this April 1st zone approaching as well..seems we might get a suprise one way or another.




@JJG  the comparison of each of the last 3 springs does have some insightful information imo. Looking closely at around March 24 the selling pressure relaxes and a clear uptrend starts forming that carries through early summer.

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March 28, 2018, 07:42:25 AM
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as a quentin tarantino fan I have to share this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6O44JrgJZWQ
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Well theres basically two possibilities here and the blue line would be the extent of "going back into bull mode"
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Well theres basically two possibilities here and the blue line would be the extent of "going back into bull mode"
Confirmed , but someone will still try to claim that we're not rhyming with 2014.   

Half the time this board feels like a collection of 1990 Go West fans.
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Well theres basically two possibilities here and the blue line would be the extent of "going back into bull mode"
Confirmed , but someone will still try to claim that we're not rhyming with 2014.   

Half the time this board feels like a collection of 1990 Go West fans.

If we're rhyming then the bottom will be around $4k. I'm not sure how easy $6k will be to break given the 'capitulation' candles in February.
Another interesting factor is the amount of volume on GDAX. It's a lot higher now. That suggests institutional/smart(er) money is coming in to me.
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March 28, 2018, 09:06:04 AM

Pumpinna pump... nice lil' pump  Wink
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March 28, 2018, 09:13:18 AM

Nothing new on here - beartrolls and socks swapping some BS doom graphs. HODL, my friends! 
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March 28, 2018, 09:21:42 AM

I sold in small batches all the way through the entire rally. Yes some were in the 2Ks but it was only 10% of my coins. Then after we passed 5K I started trading altcoins and made many hugely successful altcoin trades. By the time we reached 20K I made back every coin I sold plus multiplied the entire stash by 3. I rather promptly sold most of my altcoin profits all in the teens. My biggest sell was at $18,800 - and I multipled all those profits with further daytrading during the bounces. At this point I've withdrawn a fortune in cash AND I still hold the original amount of bitcoins that Ive held since 2013, as if I never sold. So now I'm set for both outcomes of bitcoin whether it succeeds or fails and what I'm waiting for is to finally get everything off the exchanges and into cold storage so I can turn all the charts off and enter into ignore mode so I can take a nice break for a couple years again like I did in 2014 and 2015.
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