d_eddie
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May 16, 2019, 11:06:40 AM |
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This is exactly the pull back I was expecting last night, I'm not feeling another pullback so I'm back into btc for the daytrade holdings. This could be it, but it needs to hold here (below 8k) for a couple of days before it gains credibility as a real pullback as opposed to a random hiccup. *This is all from my ass, no TA just as likely.
Seems like you and I are using the same technique  |
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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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d_eddie
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May 16, 2019, 11:07:29 AM |
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Next bottom is found:  I get me one of these when we hit 100k I get me one of these and one of V8's. |
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May 16, 2019, 11:08:07 AM |
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what if adoption is releasing a LOT of this selling pressure?
Did you not read what I said? If price was to skyrocket (and actually stay there and not instantly implode) it also requires mining to skyrocket as well. If people are currently mining for $2k, $3k, $4k and the price 'only' went to $50k, you'd basically need mining to go up by an entire order of magnitude and it would use more power than the entire US. Do you think such a thing is actually going to happen? You would need LOTS more halvings before bitcoin could go anywhere near numbers you people claim without instantly causing some type of global energy crisis. If Bitcoin is a US govt invention whose main purpose is to try and place people into a cashless society slavery system where everything is tracked and monitored, they probably realized this and tried (and failed) to force people into bullshit like Ethereum instead which doesn't face these immediate energy issues (but instead has numerous of it's own unworkable issues). Anyway, fuckem all. The central planner kikes can all roast. I'm in physical metals. |
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May 16, 2019, 11:17:26 AM |
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hello bitcoin people I have a question. A lot of people talk about EMA or MA, I have found these options on Cryptowatch charts and bitcoinwisdom charts. But how to i see the 20 or 50 day version of the trend. hope some people can help me. Just enter the number of days 20, 50, 100, ....  |
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May 16, 2019, 11:30:26 AM |
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I get me one of these and one of V8's.
At the same time?  |
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Last of the V8s
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May 16, 2019, 11:31:04 AM |
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realr0ach
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May 16, 2019, 11:31:08 AM |
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^Plz no flat mooners.
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d_eddie
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May 16, 2019, 11:33:14 AM |
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I get me one of these and one of V8's.
At the same time? Not necessarily... but you did give me a nice idea, thanks Phil! |
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May 16, 2019, 11:56:01 AM
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May 16, 2019, 12:25:34 PM |
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Strong the resistance is - the force calm down a bit.
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kingcolex
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May 16, 2019, 12:27:52 PM |
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This is exactly the pull back I was expecting last night, I'm not feeling another pullback so I'm back into btc for the daytrade holdings. Not sure which way we go but I'm expecting 8,100 and a settling around there for a day or two.
*This is all from my ass, no TA just as likely.
Sorry I doubted your ass for one moment. Hell you should doubt it, I have fucked up plenty on trades. |
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May 16, 2019, 12:58:32 PM |
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^Plz no flat mooners.
Plz no r0ache’s. |
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Last of the V8s
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May 16, 2019, 01:02:38 PM |
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Stop buying people it's hopeless let it just go then btfd.
Think of all the people trapped above $8k.
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May 16, 2019, 01:41:01 PM |
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Could be refueling.  A-Level EXTRA. Small dicks only. |
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May 16, 2019, 01:44:04 PM |
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Damn, Litecoin did pop to catch up. Bullish for Bitcoin....
Isnt it funny charlie lee is selling his physical litecoin and btc coins in the collectibles section?  I cant remember but I think he is taking bids in bitcoin.  note just checked and the bids for the lealana coins were auctioned and paid in ltc. I understand that frequently once a person becomes publicly known, then there is a decent amount of consistency to continue to do various transactions in a public kind of way. Anyhow, I would have presumed that Charlie has a value of wealth that at least exceeds 1,000 bitcoins, presuming that he sold a decent amount of LTC in early 2017 and may have either transferred some of that value to BTC or merely invested that sold LTC value in other properties/assets. I would also imagine that whatever LTC he sold in early 2017 would have been at least in the thousands of LTC and more likely approaching or beyond 10k LTC territory... so even though I am talking a bit from a speculative angle, I cannot imagine why there would be any real urgency to engage in public transactions of physical BTC or physical LTC - except that public peeps want to engage in public acts for the sake of publicity? |
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May 16, 2019, 01:44:35 PM |
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Hey guys, have you seen rebal15, I'm kinda worried. He is on bitfinex when he is not working. Nothing to do on WO when the market is green. He must like losing money...  Just sold everything with some lost. Now moving to bittrex to sell some shitcoin (3 shitcoin). Sorry to hear that rebal. But yes! There are two!!! |
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JayJuanGee
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May 16, 2019, 02:01:32 PM |
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Some of the financial institutions that do not want to get into bitcoin (or "crypto" as mainstream wants to characterize the related sector) are likely going to have to create obstacles if they want to keep out either institutional or retail investors. In other words, like the above-linked article seems to describe, financial institutions are likely to be flooded with interest in bitcoin or "crypto-related" or whatever financial instrument that is offered in the coming years... If financial institutions want to keep peeps from investing, they will have to fight them away. hahahahaaha |
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JayJuanGee
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when 5-digits
When 12344? (or was it 12688 or smth?) 12288$ (@that time 10K €....) Yeah time to update those lists, pffffffff where are they again, deep surge, or does anyone got them close And why never put in something yourself? Or do I need to make a Bcash game (F*** only one player, you would always win)  Bcash is going to have at least 6 players: They gots: Jbreher, roger ver, craig wright, jihan Wu, Calvin Ayre and peter Rizun Left out mengerian. I am not sure if I should further open these kinds of cans of worms, but I am going down the path of thinking: "Wait a second. You are trying to suggest that bcash has "sound money" on its side?" Seems a bit crazy if some bcashers, such as jbreher, is going to argue that bcash is more sound money - but I can't put anything past some of these BIG BLOCKERs in regard to their logical and factual inconsistencies. O.k... o.k. o.k. I understand that my provocativeness is kind of inviting a jbreher response when, recently, he had been less "bad" then usual in terms of his nonsense trolling. By the way, it might not be out of line for me to reiterate here that my objections to bcash does not really revolve around theoretical arguments that either BIG BLOCKs or emphasizing merchant adoption might not somehow lead to more liquidity and and perhaps even fewer layers of technical complexity, but instead I remain more frustrated by the disingenuiness of bcashers in regards to their failure and refusal to try to work within bitcoin - and creating pump and dump vehicles that are more destructive to the exploration of possible technical solutions while largely misleading regular people with their stupid-ass bullshit assertions that they are the real bitcoin. Anywhoooo, another problema with attempting to assert that bcash is more sound money does seem to revolve around the centralized control of the various bcash forkenings.. so I have some difficulties with that angle of any kind of "superior sound money" claims that you, jbreher, seem to be suggesting to be in the camp of the bcashers. |
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