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June 13, 2022, 01:26:01 AM

Nice drops

BTC down

and all major shitcoins down worse.

Do you know what the miner breakevens are at these days?

about 15c/kwh for S19pro (without mininer cost amortization).
many people have much less price of power.

Sorry, I mean the point where miners start shutting down equipment because BTC price is too low.


Big down candle in 3.....2.....1

easy to calculate from my initial numbers....at 5c/kwh, they won't until about 8.8K/btc; at 10c/kwh until 17.6K/btc.
it strictly depends on their electricity supply price.
they would also mine at a small loss, but only for a limited time.

Yeah it's that average electricity cost of all miners that I'm curious about. Thought Phil might have an idea about that, I know he is on the low end of the scale though. From those numbers looks like below 20 there might be a bit of shutting things down then.
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June 13, 2022, 01:30:57 AM

...under 500 Billion market cap

Are all these sells actually real?

Aren't there quite some exchanges selling non existing coins to buy back lower?
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June 13, 2022, 01:33:10 AM

500 billion is still an enormous amount.
Just because we have stupid debt figures in the trillions and some rich bozos like Bezos around doesn't diminish that fact.

It would take 15,000 years to count to 500 billion!

Counting to a million takes less than 12 days.
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June 13, 2022, 01:34:05 AM

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June 13, 2022, 01:34:23 AM

...under 500 Billion market cap

Are all these sells actually real?

Aren't there quite some exchanges selling non existing coins to buy back lower?

Yeah I've always wondered who does all the selling. I mean you would think all the weak hands have dropped out of the market by now. Maybe it is larger players needing collateral for unrelated positions in other markets.
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June 13, 2022, 01:34:41 AM

It would take 15,000 years to count to 500 billion!

who is counting?
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June 13, 2022, 01:36:22 AM
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I got liquidated again.

This time, I didn’t see it happen.  I saw the BTC ticker dropping, I ran into a computer problem, and by the time I got into my account—more bitcoin gone!  Little itty-bit left.

This really leaves me kicking myself.  I had one month since my last liquidation to figure this out.  I was (and am) totally trapped financially; so, I sat like a deer in the headlights.  Then, got distracted by matters which, important though they may be, I could not properly afford to give such focus in this circumstance.  I should spend less time worrying about Bitcoin, less time writing about Bitcoin, and more time worrying about myself and whether I will have any Bitcoin.

Time to be a ruthless mercenary capitalist.

Oh, in case the newbies didn’t get it:  MARGIN SUCKS!!!  Six months ago, my financial position was beautiful.  I was not rich; but I had a decent position, it was consistently improving over time, and best of all—my position was stable.  If I had never touched margin, then I would now be munching popcorn, laughing at all the people who are worried, and looking for the best way to buy some cheap coins (for cash, without margin).  But I am financially dependent on assets that are, um, gone.  Whoops.

If even one naïve n00b is deterred from margin by my flouting this in public—well, I can’t say it will have been worth it.  No way.  But at least, some good will come out of this.


WTF, did I jinx myself by quoting mindrust in an earlier post?


If we really visit the $23k range, I could get liquidated again-again.  I ought to avoid repeating the same mistake.
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June 13, 2022, 01:39:55 AM

This price is still too high for me to buy  Grin Come on, bears, you can do better! At least try again to break 25K unless you have small d..ks!!!


It needs to be 70% from the "top" that was 69K, that means it will be around 20K.

Why does it need to be 70% from the top? Haven't heard that one before. Better than 83% from the top theory at least.

I could argue price needs 1 year to bottom out since the downtrend begun on the week of May 10th 2021.

This would mean price bottomed out for the cycle 4 weeks ago  Smiley

Meanwhile, today looks more bullish than bearish now.

The week looks bad though.

Hmmmm... Well it doesn't need to be 70% . It could be 69% or 68%.

Or it can be greater then 70%+.  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes


I was half assing it. Because the truth is that it is similar to a folding paper mechanic. You fold it until you can't, because the pressure is too great and you are just physically incapable of doing it and the paper will spring back.

But basically at around 65%+ we start to go into 'retarded territory' and that theoretical spring starts to coil. After 72% it's just a hot potato game, or a chair game, where the last one holding the cash keeps the crash.   Grin  Grin

I like the analogy, at least the 70%+ theory for 2018 rang true, that of selling below $6K. Sure it came down to $3.2K, but unless selling was to buy lower, it was a stupid selling moment long-term. However in 2020 while price did drop 70%+, the "retarded territory" (of selling) you reference was more like @ 60+%, that of $5.5K or the 200 Week MA more specifically. A 70% drop I consider a bear market, even if short-lived.

Currently price is already down 60% @ $27.5K. 70% would be around $21K. While I still don't doubt price could come this low, it certainly doesn't "need to". Point is if price did bottom out at ~$25K, then it'd be because price dropped 83% in 2018, 73% in 2020 and the 63% in 2022.  The irony would therefore be statistical, that of crashes being less by %, after increases being less by % terms.

I feel like some people are overlooking what is happening here per cycle, that of a confirmed pattern of Bitcoin's recoveries from bear markets.

2011 could be considered a miracle (first recovery)
2014 could be considered a coincidence (second recovery)
2018 would be considered as a confirmed pattern (third recovery)
2022 would be what you'd expect from a pattern (fourth recovery)

It'd impossible to claim that 2022 needs to be correct as previous years, as since 2018 Bitcoin confirmed a pattern of recovery from bear markets cycles, so the risk is exponentially less.


No! .. I really needs.  I am stating that "it needs"because around that mark of 70% it's a good point of capitalization buildup and saturation. The need of an overextended capitulation is essential for a healthy capitalization.  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes



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June 13, 2022, 01:40:14 AM
Merited by vapourminer (2), somac. (1)

Nice drops

BTC down

and all major shitcoins down worse.

Do you know what the miner breakevens are at these days?

about 15c/kwh for S19pro (without mininer cost amortization).
many people have much less price of power.

Sorry, I mean the point where miners start shutting down equipment because BTC price is too low.


Big down candle in 3.....2.....1

easy to calculate from my initial numbers....at 5c/kwh, they won't until about 8.8K/btc; at 10c/kwh until 17.6K/btc.
it strictly depends on their electricity supply price.
they would also mine at a small loss, but only for a limited time.

Yeah it's that average electricity cost of all miners that I'm curious about. Thought Phil might have an idea about that, I know he is on the low end of the scale though. From those numbers looks like below 20 there might be a bit of shutting things down then.

For most small miners ie 1ph or 20 s17's they are dead without a magic power deal.

Big guys get in trouble if they buy and upgrade right before a solid crash.

New twist is the s17 is almost the exact same as the s19 in terms of power cost per th.

so if you sold off and dumped the s17's last fall and upgraded to s19's you may have a ton of debt and the gear does not use way less power.

Well all is spec  and this is a spec thread,but if we go to 15-16k and stay at that for a month we will see bankruptcies.

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BTW 30% of 69k =20.7k

and I say 16/69= 23% or a 77% drop

based on past history I would guess 16 k not 20.7 k

the only thing in favor of 20.7k is the s17 to s19 gear upgrade is very small.
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June 13, 2022, 01:41:26 AM
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I got liquidated again.

That'd be karma for peddling shitcoins here.

But of course you're lying again so sadly no actual karma or lesson happened.
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June 13, 2022, 01:41:51 AM
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I got liquidated again.

This time, I didn’t see it happen.  I saw the BTC ticker dropping, I ran into a computer problem, and by the time I got into my account—more bitcoin gone!  Little itty-bit left.

This really leaves me kicking myself.  I had one month since my last liquidation to figure this out.  I was (and am) totally trapped financially; so, I sat like a deer in the headlights.  I should spend less time worrying about Bitcoin, less time writing about Bitcoin, and more time worrying about myself and whether I will have any Bitcoin.

Time to be a ruthless mercenary capitalist.

Oh, in case the newbies didn’t get it:  MARGIN SUCKS!!!  Six months ago, my financial position was beautiful.  I was not rich; but I had a decent position, it was consistently improving over time, and best of all—my position was stable.  If I had never touched margin, then I would now be munching popcorn, laughing at all the people who are worried, and looking for the best way to buy some cheap coins (for cash, without margin).  But I am financially dependent on assets that are, um, gone.  Whoops.

If even one naïve n00b is deterred from margin by my flouting this in public—well, I can’t say it will have been worth it.  No way.  But at least, some good will come out of this.


WTF, did I jinx myself by quoting mindrust in an earlier post?


If we really visit the $23k range, I could get liquidated again-again.  I ought to avoid repeating the same mistake.

a bit of humor in a sad situation:

https://www.reddit.com/r/GME/comments/lxri1t/who_the_fuck_is_margin_and_why_do_they_keep/
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June 13, 2022, 01:49:57 AM
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Somebody must know something we dont know. I would bet this is a small group of whales selling thousands of coins at this low price. I set a huge buy order at 20's even though I dont believe we go down that much. But then again it feels like there is no end to this dump. It's always the same routine first they attack the resistance with massive sell offs. Then they let it recover a bit and slowly grind back down to that level. Until the next massive attack on the next resistance.
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June 13, 2022, 01:51:30 AM

I wonder if that chatty google AI is posting here (if it has Internet access)?
Spooky, but not unexpected (many predicted that a chatbot would be a first "real" AI).
If is true, and there is a "real" AI out there, it would be mind-boggling on many levels.

I imagine this is exactly how an AI would try and blend in..  Lips sealed

Not rly. Look at JJG more closely. He is "closed into his own loop". Pay close attention to him. He is the real "bot" AI.   Cool  Cool  Grin

A real AI, would speak very clunky. He/She/iT would speak very much, and would have a hard time trying to manifest "small"/short sentences.  Roll Eyes  Roll Eyes

After I read your post, I ran over to the mirror, and I did not see nuttin.

Goes to show how lame is your current theory.... SavetheRF.

But what else is new?

Adjusted for the dollar’s real-world loss of value, I think that BTC must now be well below its December 2017 peak (never mind 200 WMA).  What goods and services could $19k buy in December 2017?  What goods and services can $28.5k buy now?

It's disingenuous to argue BTC price from its December 2017 top.

Get a grip.
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June 13, 2022, 01:54:51 AM

Somebody must know something we dont know. I would bet this is a small group of whales selling thousands of coins at this low price. I set a huge buy order at 20's even though I dont believe we go down that much. But then again it feels like there is no end to this dump.

US open will probably give us some better direction. But I feel this is the oh shit panic from the fact that the Fed won't be pausing soon. This also guarantees much deeper recession.

Lows about to be broken, big red candle to follow no doubt.
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June 13, 2022, 01:58:16 AM

Nasdaq futures are down 2% guess we need another black Thursday for BTC to finally decouple once and for all. Bring on the pain, btc is NOT a de-risk asset
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June 13, 2022, 02:00:27 AM

Adjusted for the dollar’s real-world loss of value, I think that BTC must now be well below its December 2017 peak (never mind 200 WMA).  What goods and services could $19k buy in December 2017?  What goods and services can $28.5k buy now?

It's disingenuous to argue BTC price from its December 2017 top.

Get a grip.

Say what?  Disingenuous?  That is a rather pungent word, even if you disagree with me.  Whom do you allege I am misleading, and to what end?

There is a common belief that BTC can never dip below its previous 4-year cycle high.  Comparisons of a subsequent crash price to the previous cycle top are not my invention, as you no doubt are aware.

If such a crossing of the previous cycle top has occurred in real-value terms—not the silly mental habit of measuring all value in dollars—then that is a significant datum not only about Bitcoin, but also about the state of the financial markets generally.
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Explanation
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Not your keys and all that. Is this the reason for the dump

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June 13, 2022, 02:08:16 AM
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That's a lot of words to use to avoid saying "we fucked up".
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Not your keys and all that. Is this the reason for the dump

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