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July 28, 2017, 07:24:59 PM |
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I remember in the past seeing various tools that margin traders use to measure the quantity of margin trades that might be outstanding in one direction or another. Currently, I do not have access to bitfinex margin pages because I am a USA citizen. Does anyone have links to websites that measure the extent to which margin trade positions might be outstanding in one direction or another?
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July 28, 2017, 07:27:49 PM |
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I remember in the past seeing various tools that margin traders use to measure the quantity of margin trades that might be outstanding in one direction or another. Currently, I do not have access to bitfinex margin pages because I am a USA citizen. Does anyone have links to websites that measure the extent to which margin trade positions might be outstanding in one direction or another?
https://www.bfxdata.com/positions/btcusd
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July 28, 2017, 07:29:31 PM |
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Yes. In my math, $403 is exactly between 1% and 2% of $2759.
BTCC crooks don't have that much money to support such a price. Unless, of course, they succeed in stealing bitcoins from noobs as already explained. they can pump chinese fiat renminbi into that freak all day long I'd really like to ignore this as a non-event. But I can't because it isn't because somebody will pump that freak all day long. @becoin Greed always finds a way That's what I'm saying. Greed will force noobs to split their wallets and try to sell the fork. Instead they'll end up selling their bitcoins for peanuts. That's the game of the crooks. That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this.
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JayJuanGee
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July 28, 2017, 07:35:41 PM |
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So how you guys liking that back-and-forth wash trading?
Feels just like a groundswell of overwhelming public demand, doesn't it? At this rate we'll be over $5K in no time! /s
Still wash trading? Or your butt-hole starting to pucker up on those shorts? Nah, I don't trade. I'm hedged either way the market goes. And of course as a perma bull I'm rooting for Bitcoin to go to the moon so that I can retire early. But notice one small thing. It. Still. Hasn't. Broken. The. All. Time. High. Since. Over. Six. Weeks. Until that happens, the game hasn't changed much. Other than the whales and traders sucking out all liquidity from the exchanges and the market being so razor thin. Hell, right now you could toss in a satoshi and sneeze on it, and the market would move. Yeah.. it is quite tragic that bitcoin has not broken ATH for 6 weeks. In other words, we are fucked.
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July 28, 2017, 07:41:48 PM |
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Yeah.. it is quite tragic that bitcoin has not broken ATH for 6 weeks. In other words, we are fucked. JJG, I like how you read into what people say and twist it to suit your bias/agenda, as opposed to what they actually say. Which is why no one here actually takes you seriously, or really cares what you think. Like at all. You're like the special needs court jester of the WO. Tolerated for the amusement factor but that's all.
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July 28, 2017, 07:42:06 PM |
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Is it possible to hijack a chain by lowering the difficulty?
I should hope not, or practically every altcoin is in danger of attack. Otherwise, I seriously doubt they will ever be able to get the 51% hash required to overtake the BTC chain.
The question is : can you dedicate a pourcentage of your mining BTC farm to win blocks on BCC ... during only 1h after the change of the difficulty in the BCC chain (represent, for example, 3% of the actual difficulty of the BTC chain) ? Now, you see ... it's only a question of mining device after all (win blocks and sell quickly after at any price). That's why Mining industries like FORK. To PUMP & DUMP on exchanges ... like all altcoins.
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July 28, 2017, 07:42:22 PM |
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Yes. In my math, $403 is exactly between 1% and 2% of $2759.
BTCC crooks don't have that much money to support such a price. Unless, of course, they succeed in stealing bitcoins from noobs as already explained. they can pump chinese fiat renminbi into that freak all day long I'd really like to ignore this as a non-event. But I can't because it isn't because somebody will pump that freak all day long. @becoin Greed always finds a way That's what I'm saying. Greed will force noobs to split their wallets and try to sell the fork. Instead they'll end up selling their bitcoins for peanuts. That's the game of the crooks. That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this. Here's a conspiracy theory for you guys: What if the Chinese miners wait until you all finish dumping all your BCC (which they will be buying), then turn ALL their hashpower onto the BCC chain? Then they will control Bitcoin, AND they will have ALL the BTC you have been hoarding all these years... Just a thought
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July 28, 2017, 07:43:45 PM |
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July 28, 2017, 07:46:06 PM |
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Yes. In my math, $403 is exactly between 1% and 2% of $2759.
BTCC crooks don't have that much money to support such a price. Unless, of course, they succeed in stealing bitcoins from noobs as already explained. they can pump chinese fiat renminbi into that freak all day long I'd really like to ignore this as a non-event. But I can't because it isn't because somebody will pump that freak all day long. @becoin Greed always finds a way That's what I'm saying. Greed will force noobs to split their wallets and try to sell the fork. Instead they'll end up selling their bitcoins for peanuts. That's the game of the crooks. That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this. These are the same clowns that stood behind Bitcoin XT, Bitcoin Classic, Bitcoin Unlimited, Bitcoin ABC and so on. How can I take them seriously?
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July 28, 2017, 07:50:30 PM |
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JJG, I like how you read into what people say and twist it to suit your bias/agenda, as opposed to what they actually say. Which is why no one here actually takes you seriously, or really cares what you think. Like at all. You're like the special needs court jester of the WO. Tolerated for the amusement factor but that's all. Please, please, pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeez. stop quoting him.
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TeeBone
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July 28, 2017, 07:51:54 PM |
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Any on the list not require sending ID's/KYC etc ?
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July 28, 2017, 07:54:54 PM |
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Yes. In my math, $403 is exactly between 1% and 2% of $2759.
BTCC crooks don't have that much money to support such a price. Unless, of course, they succeed in stealing bitcoins from noobs as already explained. they can pump chinese fiat renminbi into that freak all day long I'd really like to ignore this as a non-event. But I can't because it isn't because somebody will pump that freak all day long. @becoin Greed always finds a way That's what I'm saying. Greed will force noobs to split their wallets and try to sell the fork. Instead they'll end up selling their bitcoins for peanuts. That's the game of the crooks. That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this. Here's a conspiracy theory for you guys: What if the Chinese miners wait until you all finish dumping all your BCC (which they will be buying), then turn ALL their hashpower onto the BCC chain? Then they will control Bitcoin, AND they will have ALL the BTC you have been hoarding all these years... Just a thought Shhh... I want cheap bch.
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JayJuanGee
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July 28, 2017, 07:56:43 PM |
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I remember in the past seeing various tools that margin traders use to measure the quantity of margin trades that might be outstanding in one direction or another. Currently, I do not have access to bitfinex margin pages because I am a USA citizen. Does anyone have links to websites that measure the extent to which margin trade positions might be outstanding in one direction or another?
https://www.bfxdata.com/positions/btcusdThanks Bones. Those were the charts that I remember seeing before, too....
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July 28, 2017, 08:20:57 PM |
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www.goldmoney.com does it. But of course there are fees involved, and you have to trust them holding your PM. Counter party risk. And possible re-hypothecation. Not only that. Add taxes, total lack of privacy, that asset forfeiture thing that is going all the rage in the US,.... Nowadays one of the very few things that they can't rob from you so easily is crypto.
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July 28, 2017, 08:28:43 PM |
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some exchange will help you no doubt, maybe Kraken
Thanks. More exchanges by the day. And yes, Kraken currently looks like a front-runner. While my trading stash (i.e., the Bitcoin not locked up in cold storage) is but a small fraction of my Bitcoin holdings, it's still a sizable chunk-o-change. I'd hate to leave it on an exchange that doesn't honor the BC split.
That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this.
Cheers! XD
These are the same clowns that stood behind Bitcoin XT, Bitcoin Classic, Bitcoin Unlimited, Bitcoin ABC and so on. How can I take them seriously?
These 'clowns' have conviction and big bags. BlindMayorBitcorn said so themself. How can you not take them seriously?
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July 28, 2017, 08:31:24 PM |
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breaking from another thread, looks like the BTC-e domain has been seized
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July 28, 2017, 08:36:35 PM |
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BlindMayorBitcorn said so themself. How can you not take them seriously?
O_o Don't listen to me! For heaven's sake. breaking from another thread, looks like the BTC-e domain has been seized
Boom.
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July 28, 2017, 08:39:11 PM |
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some exchange will help you no doubt, maybe Kraken
Thanks. More exchanges by the day. And yes, Kraken currently looks like a front-runner. While my trading stash (i.e., the Bitcoin not locked up in cold storage) is but a small fraction of my Bitcoin holdings, it's still a sizable chunk-o-change. I'd hate to leave it on an exchange that doesn't honor the BC split.
That might be the game of some of the crooks, but most of the names on that list have conviction and big bags. I think you underestimate this.
Cheers! XD
These are the same clowns that stood behind Bitcoin XT, Bitcoin Classic, Bitcoin Unlimited, Bitcoin ABC and so on. How can I take them seriously?
These 'clowns' have conviction and big bags. BlindMayorBitcorn said so themself. How can you not take them seriously? Well that clears that up. You all obviously haven't got a pot to piss in. Such veiled threats. No, the pump will be in renminbi.
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fabiorem
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July 28, 2017, 08:47:22 PM |
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I'm worried.
People selling the BCC are falling into a trap.
And it's a ingenious one. The replay protection is there, if you sell in one chain, you sell in the other.
If you dump BCC, you will be dumping BTC too.
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July 28, 2017, 09:01:21 PM |
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I'm worried.
People selling the BCC are falling into a trap.
And it's a ingenious one. The replay protection is there, if you sell in one chain, you sell in the other.
If you dump BCC, you will be dumping BTC too.
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/56867/bitcoin-cash-replay-protectionQuote:"Update: They Bitcoin Cash specification now requires that all transaction use the redefined sighashing algorithm as explained for the first method. This means that there is now two way transaction replay protection; transactions made on the Bitcoin ABC chain will be invalid on the non-ABC chain and vice versa."
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