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Author Topic: Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion  (Read 26816251 times)
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February 26, 2017, 01:51:53 PM

Do you want to see the real bitcoin train today? Here it comes


Visual representation of full blocks  Grin

We're currently bouncing around the old Stamp ATH. As the weekend comes to a close I wonder if the growth will continue. I see potential for further correction and/or consolidation. But who knows, this is Bitcoin, after all.
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February 26, 2017, 03:01:21 PM
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ATH in price is only one side of the coin. the other is market cap.

in 2013 the market cap was ~12B at its peak, and litecoin was less than $100M.

today bitcoin is almost $19B, and the next 5 top coins have a combined $2B.

cryptocurrency as an entire sector is up 8 *BILLION* dollars, or ~66% since the 2013 peak.

$8 billion has NOT been poured in since 2013. Supply in all of those coins have risen essentially people hodling = marketcap rising. I bet less than a few hundred million $ has been put in but essentially people are willing to hodl coins more and more as they lose trust in the governments and services appear that allow you to bypass fiat and spend your crypto anywhere fiat is accepted.

duh, thats how market cap works.
Yea i guss.. its just that many people end up making it seem like 8 billion has been poured in when it has not. The cap increases for sure..
So heres an.interesting thought experiment. What if you decreased supply to keep cap the same.but raise the price? Would that still be the same? I would say that there is a fundamental difference.between the two in that in one the opportunity cost changes and essentially goes back to the idea that velocity drives the true value of money. If supply increased but people held.. the opportunity cost is less than if 8 billion was put in to drive the cap up while supply remained static. The extra liquidity increases opportunity and thus you cant say increasing cap.via decreasing supply == increasing cap via increased liquidity and thus price.

If people held - that does not decide the price of the extra supply.

Price is determined by what people are prepared to buy the available supply at.  If that supply increases, then it does not matter if everyone who has the existing supply holds, the price becomes the price that the (increased) available supply is bought at.

Increased supply (if demand does not change) will normally decrease price.  The holders do not affect this, the buyers (and sellers) of the available supply do.  Decreased supply will normally increase price if demand is constant.

Market cap is useful in any traded asset, in that the measure is always the same; number of units of the asset that are available, multiplied by the current price of an available unit that the market will pay.  Any asset where units are uniform, that is reasonably easy to obtain with a known market price can be valued like this, thus it is a valuable metric.

Saying 'the money was not actually paid' is not relevant as this applies to all of such assets.  Apple shares are not all traded every day, many are held by pension schemes, but the company is still valued as the price of its issued shares multiplied by the number issued.

If the price goes up, then the value of all the available units is more valuable.

We all see our coins as 'worth' the current price. So we all believe in the market cap being an accurate measure.  Of course if everyone sells price will not be maintained, and the same applies if no one sells.  Supply and demand affects price and market cap equally, therefore it is a useful measure.



Actually another thing to think about. Many people across the world are not just buying bitcoin because they think it will dramatically rise in value within the next few years. They are buying bitcoin because they see the purchasing value of their local fiat currency continually falling in purchase power (due to govt. devaluation or inflation/hyperinflation) and they simply want to preserve their current wealth/purchasing value. Many would be happy if the bitcoin exchange rate just stayed steady for the next 5-10 years.

Also note that if wealthy people pile into bitcoin within the next year, they are also not necessarily doing it for investment reasons only. They have insider knowledge of when the worldwide market crash is coming that Average Joe does not, and will precede that with piling into safe haven assets 12-18 months in advance.  I believe that will start happening this year, if it isn't happening already. My feeling is this is exactly and precisely why we are seeing talk of Bitcoin ETFs this year.  In earlier years there was no interest or sense of urgency by the establishment to make them happen.
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February 26, 2017, 03:36:27 PM

Do you want to see the real bitcoin train today? Here it comes


Visual representation of full blocks  Grin

We're currently bouncing around the old Stamp ATH. As the weekend comes to a close I wonder if the growth will continue. I see potential for further correction and/or consolidation. But who knows, this is Bitcoin, after all.


^India buying yes i've been pounding the table on this fact!! :-D weeeeeeee
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February 26, 2017, 04:13:48 PM

Bear trap!!  Shocked   

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February 26, 2017, 04:30:23 PM

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see our little profit-taking/consolidation/beartrap seems to be pretty much finished and we're creeping back up again... currently $1165USD (Bitcoinaverage).

Time to get back over $1200 and set our sights on the old Gox ATH (for those who care) and more importantly, gold ounce parity.

Go Bitcoin go.
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February 26, 2017, 05:24:16 PM
Last edit: February 26, 2017, 05:36:14 PM by vortex1878

Gold ounce parity does not matter at all.
Why parity to an ounce compared to 1 BTC?
Why not to a Satoshi? Or to a kg of Gold?
Pointless... Smiley

Edit: The only comparison that could make sense (not saying that it does) would be that of good old rpietila who once compared the total supply of BTC with that of Gold. He came up with 300k USD per BTC. I never bothered to confirm his calculation though. In addition the total supply of gold is not fixed. There might be new supplies coming up (new mines on planet earth, some even unannounced; new supplies from outside-world mines; alchemy..).
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February 26, 2017, 05:25:45 PM

Good morning Bitcoinland.

I see our little profit-taking/consolidation/beartrap seems to be pretty much finished and we're creeping back up again... currently $1165USD (Bitcoinaverage).

Time to get back over $1200 and set our sights on the old Gox ATH (for those who care) and more importantly, gold ounce parity.

Go Bitcoin go.

It just jumped up to $1182 on stamp. Now the old stamp and finex ATHs are broken again. If we can push above $1200 there's a realistic chance of breaking that gox ATH when the banks open tomorrow.
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February 26, 2017, 05:35:09 PM

Bear trap!!  Shocked  




Good afternoon bitcoin land!
wow! indeed good photo for the situation so far Smiley
Today my dog is my savior Smiley Tomorrow i will take him for gift all day game - walk Smiley I was more to start trade again and was not sure some hours before  Embarrassed ....
At that time my beagle come for walk  Cool and here we are now watching the price at ~1117€ !! Yes!
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February 26, 2017, 05:52:42 PM

Rather stable for now.

We're between 1150 and 1200 it's ok for me.
Keep stable btc, you don't have to go higher just don't go lower Wink
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February 26, 2017, 05:59:05 PM

EPIC BULLTRAP !  Cheesy
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February 26, 2017, 06:27:22 PM

EPIC BULLBEARTRAP !  Cheesy

ftfy

A bulltrap is an artificially high price in an ongoing downtrend. This is the end of an artificially low price in an ongoing uptrend.
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February 26, 2017, 11:54:18 PM

But who knows, this is Bitcoin, after all.

In my payment system we have problem, and that problem is the jew.  He take all of your transaction fee, and he give none back to you.
What's the problem with jews and bitcoins?
You can't say the miner's fees were their idea?
To have service filled you have to pay for it.
It is just that cut and dry. But how much they can charge for that service is a another thing to discuss.
So please lets just keep the jews out of this for now.  Embarrassed

I have r0ach on ignore. His bigoted neo-nazi attitude toward everybody that isn't him makes me want to vomit.
My guess is you are not the only one.  Athough I found his pseudo-scientific ramblings about genetics particularly amusing.
Anyways, best not to feed the troll...
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February 26, 2017, 11:57:16 PM

Cockroach alt-right ideology is mainstream now. He won. Let him have his disgusting victory.
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Twister time. No Titanic sadness for our HERO!
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February 27, 2017, 12:03:08 AM

Don't know for roach but what I know if that price has moved 1$ in 10hours

And god I love that stable price above 1100$ Cheesy

Jews can take the fees if they want as long as btc > 1000$
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February 27, 2017, 12:43:17 AM

tolerating the rantings of an anti semite nutter are a small price to pay for freedom of saying whatever the frick
you wanna say in a bitcoin thread as long as its on topic.
 actually like others, i find his posts amusing too , then again i dont think anything that's posted on the internet offends me,
its the frikkin internet ferchissakes,
sticks and stones etc....

go bitcoin (gotta be on topic after all)
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February 27, 2017, 03:31:48 AM

A new fresh trading week after this weekend dump/correction/profit taking.

$1200-$1300 inc!
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