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

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

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[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[macsga]

Meanwhile...

Everybody wants a piece of doge...

[Mythul]

Meanwhile...

Such bravery, much like !

[ChrisML]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[ShroomsKit]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

2 the IGNOOORE.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[ErisDiscordia]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

2 the IGNOOORE.

Is there anyone you haven't ignored yet?

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[ChrisML]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

2 the IGNOOORE.

Naw, poor Shibe. U mad?

Y u do dat?

[ShroomsKit]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

2 the IGNOOORE.

Is there anyone you haven't ignored yet?

You for one. And a few others.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[JorgeStolfi]

Huobi's volume is VERY low today (Sunday jan/19 UTC).  Presumably the Chinese New Year holidays have started?

There was no such drop in previous Sundays, nor during the Christmas/Jan 1 holidays. (I suppose that Chinese employees generally don't have weekends off, do they?)

Curiously OKCoin's volume does not seem to be affected by this drop, or by Sundays in general. But it was very low from Fri Dec/20 to Tue Jan/02 UTC, inclusive. 

Both exchanges show reduced activity in the same hour rage every day, from ~17:00 to ~22:00 UTC that corresponds to ~02:00 to ~07:00 am in Beijing, I believe.  However Huobi's volume is VERY low in that interval, while OKCoin only drops by ~50%.

Are those drops due to exchange-specific events (e.g. problems with banks), or to different holidays and work hours by different user populations?

Or are they due to different volume-faking robots?   

[ErisDiscordia]

Such Currency.
                               Much wow!
 Many Doges.
                 2 the MOOON.

2 the IGNOOORE.

Is there anyone you haven't ignored yet?

You for one. And a few others.

You make me blush 

[Erdogan]

10-20 btc buyer every 7 minutes or so is back. Good.

[magicmexican]

Gox not moving but btc-e is slowly buying

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[telemaco]

For those interested, you can vote to have doge banned

https://www.change.org/petitions/united-states-congress-make-the-doge-meme-illegal-in-all-forms


For those not that interested. Can someone explain me how is it possible that such a ridiculous concept has a bigger number of network transactions that bitcoin itself?

http://bitinfocharts.com/comparison/transactions-btc-doge.html

Or that the Google trends for dogecoin is ridiculously high for its age

http://www.google.com/trends/explore#q=bitcoin%2C%20dogecoin&cmpt=q

Is this some kind of viral effect that is going to be crazyness all around?

Maybe we bitcoiners are too brainiacs (wow too much geek) and the doge movement is just normal people that don't give a shit about the idea behind crypto but just want to join it tipping money to their friends (and internet money related things) and choose doge as a satirical form?

Or can someone explain how on reddit.com /r/dogecoin has 802 readers right now and /r/bitcoin has 586 at the very same moment.

Is normal that "things" have a hardcore version and a normal public version. Is/will be dogecoin the normal public viral version of bitcoin?

Any ideas?

[greenlion]

There was no such drop in previous Sundays, nor during the Christmas/Jan 1 holidays. (I suppose that Chinese employees generally don't have weekends off, do they?)

China has exactly the same workweek.