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

[alex0909]

Hahaha those walls on finex..
Nice try bear, hope you'll get your cheap coins, in that case i'll be buying it in the way down.

Major banks are on this (Yeah i work for one of those), and Bitcoin is on their radar. Sick of having those Bitcoinferences over there with people that think they understand how it works, when they simply don't after a few noteventechnical questions. Seriously I haven't seen people interested like this since a while.

Lets see if your attempt to keep it down will work. Too much good news, too much interest from big players, good luck and have fun.

[spooderman]

Shit, this "bitcoin Greece" video made me crap my pants!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6tAbP49atdU

I love these americanisms.

"There really aren't any problems in the world, it's your attitude that's standing in the way."

All you need to know is The Secret^TM.

Do you what love   -   rich people

[dropt]

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It's kind of fun watching the manipulator play with all of the traders like this.  Talking about the bidwall as if it was real, and now that sell wall as if it's real.  

[derpinheimer]

Hahaha those walls on finex..
Nice try bear, hope you'll get your cheap coins, in that case i'll be buying it in the way down.

Major banks are on this (Yeah i work for one of those), and Bitcoin is on their radar. Sick of having those Bitcoinferences over there with people that think they understand how it works, when they simply don't after a few noteventechnical questions. Seriously I haven't seen people interested like this since a while.

Lets see if your attempt to keep it down will work. Too much good news, too much interest from big players, good luck and have fun.

I dont think you're seeing this correctly.. the same guy with the bid walls has the ask walls. The huge bid walls are part of what led the price up, now we see they are fake. Possible bull trap? Lots of shorts closed when those bidwalls popped up.

[TaurusBit]

I seriously laughed my ass off at this. Someone is having a lot of fun. You can see the current BAR at the bottom right corner, less than a fifth of what it was just hours ago, and a ~3month low.

 

[ejinte]

Mervyn_Pumpkinhead seems to be the smartest dude in the room.

[dropt]

Even gox wasn't so manipulated as finex is

Gox appeared to have ridiculous depth.  It was the central point where most players played.  Now you have a fragmentation of the market where a small player can make waves.

Imagine if all of the stocks on the NYSE traded on 10 different exchanges located across the world.  How much of nightmare would that be?

[Fatman3001]

EDIT: Vikings invaded both US and Russia more than a thousand years ago.

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Vikings set up a community in Newfoundland (Canada) and started trading with the locals. It turned out that the locals were quite lactose intolerant and thought the Vikings were trying to poison them. So the locals started mounting attacks which eventually lead to the vikings retreating back to Greenland and Iceland.

Nor did the Vikings invade Russia. They created Russia. The name Russia comes from the Rus who were the people of Rurik the Viking/Varangian. Rurik created the city state of Novgorod and the Rus took Kiev as base for launching attacks against Constantinople. This eventually became Tsarist Russia.

[dropt]

Mervyn_Pumpkinhead seems to be the smartest dude in the room.

What appears and what is are two very different things.

[Norway]

EDIT: Vikings invaded both US and Russia more than a thousand years ago.

?

Vikings set up a community in Newfoundland (Canada) and started trading with the locals. It turned out that the locals were quite lactose intolerant and thought the Vikings were trying to poison them. So the locals started mounting attacks which eventually lead to the vikings retreating back to Greenland and Iceland.

Nor did the Vikings invade Russia. They created Russia. The name Russia comes from the Rus who were the people of Rurik the Viking/Varangian. Rurik created the city state of Novgorod and the Rus took Kiev as base for launching attacks against Constantinople. This eventually became Tsarist Russia.

"Set up a community" and "create a country" may be seen as invation by the invaded, lol!

[alex0909]

Hahaha those walls on finex..
Nice try bear, hope you'll get your cheap coins, in that case i'll be buying it in the way down.

Major banks are on this (Yeah i work for one of those), and Bitcoin is on their radar. Sick of having those Bitcoinferences over there with people that think they understand how it works, when they simply don't after a few noteventechnical questions. Seriously I haven't seen people interested like this since a while.

Lets see if your attempt to keep it down will work. Too much good news, too much interest from big players, good luck and have fun.

I dont think you're seeing this correctly.. the same guy with the bid walls has the ask walls. The huge bid walls are part of what led the price up, now we see they are fake. Possible bull trap? Lots of shorts closed when those bidwalls popped up.

Yeah well i am used to seeing (but sadly never touching) way bigger amounts of Fiat moving around. Bitcoin is just a drop in the bucket, but you know this. Having just investment banking interested is a huge milestone that we reached a few months ago. Obviously if someone did not get that the 20k buywall we have been seeing since a few days was fake, then they would not get this. Thing is, interest is growing, people are betting on Bitcoin as a whole, bitcoin is included as the first application of this technology. More to come, it is not dying as far as i know, i have never seen it being that "Alive" in my day to day life.

[smith coins]

wow substantial move above 250 is new trend ,  breaking the downtrend.
looks promising, push for a real uptrend past 300.

[spooderman]

Dude, that buyer was ALWAYS one person/group.

The buy wall was a load of steps out of nowhere. There wasn't ANY attempt at hiding this by the person(s) involved.

[DutchTrades]

If we're indeed talking about a single manipulator (bank)  this is actually a good thing. He puts a big amount of coins on the sellwall so people will dump in panic. He buys all the way down and if the price reaches a certain level again,  he pulls up big bidwalls so people will buy again. It seems like pure accumulation to me

Btw, 25.000 coins at an average of $270 isnt that much of a big deal.. it would equivalent $7,500,000 wich aint even 0,30% of Bitcoins current market cap..

[minerpumpkin]

1,5k BTC have just been sold on Huobi. Down to 1534 CNY. There's an ask wall trying to push things down below the resistance line.

[CryptoPolice]

Even gox wasn't so manipulated as finex is

Bitstamp is as fucked. It's like the ultimate battle of the bots down there. The Myriapod bot, the never ending 0.02 btc executed buy/sell orders that are clogging up the interface and everything. It's a disaster...

[Fatman3001]

EDIT: Vikings invaded both US and Russia more than a thousand years ago.

?

Vikings set up a community in Newfoundland (Canada) and started trading with the locals. It turned out that the locals were quite lactose intolerant and thought the Vikings were trying to poison them. So the locals started mounting attacks which eventually lead to the vikings retreating back to Greenland and Iceland.

Nor did the Vikings invade Russia. They created Russia. The name Russia comes from the Rus who were the people of Rurik the Viking/Varangian. Rurik created the city state of Novgorod and the Rus took Kiev as base for launching attacks against Constantinople. This eventually became Tsarist Russia.

"Set up a community" and "create a country" may be seen as invation by the invaded, lol!

... this is stupid. The nerd within overwhelmed me.

Sure. Vikings ROCK!!!

[Norway]

Dude, that buyer was ALWAYS one person/group.

The buy wall was a load of steps out of nowhere. There wasn't ANY attempt at hiding this by the person(s) involved.

Agree. Financially, bitcoin is still a little toy. And I think the manipulator(s) are not trying to make money directly from BTC. They supress it to prevent adoption. And they have a lot of money and power.

The good news: They can only do it to a certain level. When bitcoin hits rock bottom (maybe we did?), it will perform better than other currencies. Because the supply is limited. "Volatility" is not the problem for a currency. "Going down" is the problem. ("Going up" could technically be called volatility, but I don't think people would mind their savings increase in value.)

[Norway]

EDIT: Vikings invaded both US and Russia more than a thousand years ago.

?

Vikings set up a community in Newfoundland (Canada) and started trading with the locals. It turned out that the locals were quite lactose intolerant and thought the Vikings were trying to poison them. So the locals started mounting attacks which eventually lead to the vikings retreating back to Greenland and Iceland.

Nor did the Vikings invade Russia. They created Russia. The name Russia comes from the Rus who were the people of Rurik the Viking/Varangian. Rurik created the city state of Novgorod and the Rus took Kiev as base for launching attacks against Constantinople. This eventually became Tsarist Russia.

"Set up a community" and "create a country" may be seen as invation by the invaded, lol!

... this is stupid. The nerd within overwhelmed me.

Sure. Vikings ROCK!!!

Oh, sorry. I meant invitation, not invation. My typo! Ha ha ha 

[Sitarow]