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Woah, look at all that green! Went to sleep for a couple of hours and BTC is back in the saddle and all but 2 coins in the top 100 are in the green. Congrats to everyone that bought the dip and shame on every weak hand that thought the sky was falling. If you sold at the bottom you will likely do it again.
hey...I resemble that remark! (panic sold like wimp....it was LTC to pay the tax man etc...but still ..wimp) Then again I retired on Monday ..when things went to hell...so it is my fault for the crypto crash...so sold at the low (LTC) to restore proper Karma you are welcome! No insult intended. Sometimes you gotta pay the bills when timing couldn't be worse - at the low. Knowing full well you just paid twice as much as was needed. Thank you for your offering to the crypto gods. (Is there a name for it? Maybe honeybadger?). It has been received.
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January 18, 2018, 03:49:40 AM Last edit: January 18, 2018, 04:24:31 AM by TERA2 |
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All of the alts are merely acting like leveraged bitcoin right now. It doesnt matter what you think of that alt. If youre confident bitcoin is going to make a move than using the alt is a more profitable choice. XRP was especially appealing because it was down 75% from the high it had just 2 weeks ago. I figured if btc had a hard rebound then XRP could easily see a crazy spike as high as 200% transiently, though I ended up settling for 50% instead. At the very least you were definitely going to get your buy price back after any kind of bounce. Think of the 85 cent XRP. Where do you think it was going? Was it just going to go down to like 50 cents and stay there indefinitely without any bounces? It was just $3.30. 2 weeks! I understand the fundamental sentiment about ripple but this isnt a penny stock, it's a multi billion dollar digital currency.
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January 18, 2018, 04:46:57 AM Last edit: January 18, 2018, 05:03:47 AM by JayJuanGee |
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Todays trades... buy btc at 9300 and sell at 11700 (will rebuy) buy eth at 800 and sell at 1015 buy xrp at 0.92 and sell at 1.38
Tera2, you come across as a bearish troll, or as some would say a nutjob... but for once I have to subscribe. I would be much happier if I'd done that, by 1000 ratt's asses! There's no subscribption. These are completed trades. I wouldnt expect those levels (bottom) to be reached again today or for a while. I sound like a troll because I am always going against whatever the current market sentiment is. Coincidentally these are the same qualities of a good trader. I guess you need to be a troll to trade! And now... for my chainsaw juggling act. Oh gaaaawd!!!!!! ![Roll Eyes](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/rolleyes.gif) To what low levels have we traversed WO participants? Phew... I was expecting more violence in your retort. Maybe we got away with it only because juggling chainsaws makes for a better show than catching falling knives? Actually, as far as buying when it goes down etc, I must admit that would have been a really good move. My lowest buy hasn't been filled, I haven't sold anything on the little way up, and I didn't have the balls (or shamelessness?) to step into ETH or (God Forbid!) XRP. I guess I am rolling my eyes at the theatre that "we" are enabling Tera to perform, but at least she winked at the crowd with the absurdity of it all, with her chainsaw juggling reference - but still the gawdiness of it all. She is probably wearing a clown outfit, too.... ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fthumb9.shutterstock.com%2Fdisplay_pic_with_logo%2F650200%2F205357126%2Fstock-photo-set-of-cheerful-kind-circus-clowns-in-colorful-clothes-juggling-balls-and-candies-and-training-dogs-205357126.jpg&t=665&c=IPPEzJ4YU09Ytw) Actually, as far as buying when it goes down etc, I must admit that would have been a really good move. My lowest buy hasn't been filled, I haven't sold anything on the little way up, and I didn't have the balls (or shamelessness?) to step into ETH or (God Forbid!) XRP.
Assuming that Tera is not making shit up with her inclusion of alt pumping in her self-congratulatory disclosure of her recent trades, my BTC trading is quite a bit more robotic than Tera's supposed system. Since my BTC buy orders are spread across a few exchanges and at about $1k increments, only one of my BTC buy order hit a $9k bottom, and another 3 lowest buy orders filled for me around $10k. Then after my BTC buy orders fill, I had an opportunity to set sell orders (within my already established system) at $1k increments upwards, which orders were at $10k and $11k for the lowest one, and $11k and $12k for the three exchanges that had filled at higher amounts. So I think that I had about 8 sell orders that had filled in the past about 13 hours, since we had reached the so far bottom of this most recent BTC price correction. I agree with several recent posters in this thread that are considering a BTC price recovery of around $13k arena to provide a decent level of assurance that we are out of the woods in regards to this particular BTC price correction.
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January 18, 2018, 04:57:16 AM |
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I do the same thing with staggered buy orders when I go to sleep but then cancel them when I wake up.
And I'm not pumping alts - I just think they're good daytrades during high volatility movements. At this point I wouldnt reccomend them - only before. When I first came on board in 2013 I followeds bitcoin but daytraded litecoin instead of bitcoin and made a killing. If I tried to trade btc instead of ltc I'd lose - it wasn't volatile enough. I never hodl alts though - only btc
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January 18, 2018, 05:39:58 AM |
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About 40 percent of bitcoin is held by perhaps 1,000 users
Got any data to go with your wild assertion? Not that I think you're _wrong_, mind you. I just think you're spouting nonsense. I bet you never questioned where you heard that 'statistic'. amirite? Well, if the pareto principle applies to bitcoin holdings, then the square root of bitcoin users hold half the coins. And the square root of those people hold half of their coins. Go from there. Umm.. That's not data. Yes it is. It applies to every area of human productivity that we have examined so far. It's less a matter of proving it than of disproving it at this point. OK, seeing as you are barging in here with yet another assertion, how many bitcoiners are there? Dunno, but millions at this point. How many is the question.
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January 18, 2018, 05:48:28 AM |
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Just FUD. On same page: "Old hands in South Korea Bitcoin market unfazed by threats of banThreats of a potential cryptocurrency trading ban in South Korea have scared many investors away, but some veterans of the young market are defiant, saying restrictions would be relatively easy to circumvent."
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January 18, 2018, 05:52:42 AM |
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I do the same thing with staggered buy orders when I go to sleep but then cancel them when I wake up.
And I'm not pumping alts - I just think they're good daytrades during high volatility movements. At this point I wouldnt reccomend them - only before. When I first came on board in 2013 I followeds bitcoin but daytraded litecoin instead of bitcoin and made a killing. If I tried to trade btc instead of ltc I'd lose - it wasn't volatile enough. I never hodl alts though - only btc
I really hate to agree with you, Tera, but fair enuff, fair enuff Regarding your depiction of a systematic approach to alt coins that attempt to leverage them and/or accumulate more BTC, then that seems like a fair and even quasi-relevant to this thread - yet you can likely concede to some of my skepticism regarding alts when there frequently can be a decent level of distraction in this thread and for a lot of folks who move into alts with bad timing and end up getting tricked out of their BTC. So, perhaps a cautionary tale remains that anyone should recognize dangerousness and even quasi-gambling aspect to playing with alts (might work out to accumulate more BTC and might not). In other words, I am showing you this dangerous trick that I can do (and I know how to do), but you should not try this at home.
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January 18, 2018, 05:55:23 AM |
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Just FUD. On same page: "Old hands in South Korea Bitcoin market unfazed by threats of banThreats of a potential cryptocurrency trading ban in South Korea have scared many investors away, but some veterans of the young market are defiant, saying restrictions would be relatively easy to circumvent." South Korea isn't like China, it doesn't have a great firewall doing its best to stop its citizens circumventing restrictions.
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January 18, 2018, 05:56:41 AM |
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About 40 percent of bitcoin is held by perhaps 1,000 users
Got any data to go with your wild assertion? Not that I think you're _wrong_, mind you. I just think you're spouting nonsense. I bet you never questioned where you heard that 'statistic'. amirite? Well, if the pareto principle applies to bitcoin holdings, then the square root of bitcoin users hold half the coins. And the square root of those people hold half of their coins. Go from there. Umm.. That's not data. Yes it is. It applies to every area of human productivity that we have examined so far. It's less a matter of proving it than of disproving it at this point. OK, seeing as you are barging in here with yet another assertion, how many bitcoiners are there? Dunno, but millions at this point. How many is the question. And the square root of millions is...?
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January 18, 2018, 05:57:48 AM |
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I will lie with alts but I won’t sleep with them.
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January 18, 2018, 06:33:11 AM |
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Oh yea, I'm sure you'll notice Roger Ver in that video going all nuts about bitcoin. I don't really understand how someone can act so fanatical about bitcoin. I could understand being that enthusiastic about expelling the Jews from the country, but not bitcoin. I mean, he's pretending bitcoin is some type of end-all cure for the world's problems. Does this guy have no idea how the world works? You are solving 0 problems without getting rid of the Jews. Whatever type of system you create, the same parasites that took control of the current one will switch right over. Get rid of the evil cult of parasites if you want to actually make a difference. ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2Frzd2oEO.jpg&t=665&c=Ie3dnaCEvqqsKQ)
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January 18, 2018, 07:02:44 AM |
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All of the alts are merely acting like leveraged bitcoin right now. It doesnt matter what you think of that alt. If youre confident bitcoin is going to make a move than using the alt is a more profitable choice. XRP was especially appealing because it was down 75% from the high it had just 2 weeks ago. I figured if btc had a hard rebound then XRP could easily see a crazy spike as high as 200% transiently, though I ended up settling for 50% instead. At the very least you were definitely going to get your buy price back after any kind of bounce. Think of the 85 cent XRP. Where do you think it was going? Was it just going to go down to like 50 cents and stay there indefinitely without any bounces? It was just $3.30. 2 weeks! I understand the fundamental sentiment about ripple but this isnt a penny stock, it's a multi billion dollar digital currency.
This was funny. At this junctions alts are exactly that. Low liquidity penny stocks.
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January 18, 2018, 07:06:30 AM |
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All of the alts are merely acting like leveraged bitcoin right now. It doesnt matter what you think of that alt. If youre confident bitcoin is going to make a move than using the alt is a more profitable choice. XRP was especially appealing because it was down 75% from the high it had just 2 weeks ago. I figured if btc had a hard rebound then XRP could easily see a crazy spike as high as 200% transiently, though I ended up settling for 50% instead. At the very least you were definitely going to get your buy price back after any kind of bounce. Think of the 85 cent XRP. Where do you think it was going? Was it just going to go down to like 50 cents and stay there indefinitely without any bounces? It was just $3.30. 2 weeks! I understand the fundamental sentiment about ripple but this isnt a penny stock, it's a multi billion dollar digital currency.
This was funny. At this junctions alts are exactly that. Low liquidity penny stocks. Not low luquidiity today. During high volume you can buy XRP and ETH from walls of up to $2 million in a single order. Penny stocks are lucky to see $100k of volume in an entire day. Have you ever traded a penny stock? It would be worse than trying to trade PPC, which has 15btc of volume today. It's a nightmare. If you buy at the wrong time you are instantly wiped out with no chance to sell even if the price hasn't moved and you know you need to sell.
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January 18, 2018, 07:13:47 AM |
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I have never seen more dishonest people in my entire life as this forum: Ive already showed him how bitcoin is the bottom of the new exters pyramid
LOL what a joke. You are the most dishonest dirtbag on this entire forum. The base of Exter's Pyramid is mostly about whatever asset removes the most risk. Bitcoin has built-in, rent seeking middlemen and doesn't even remove counter party risk. Plus it can be destroyed by more black swans than you can count, while it requires a black hole hitting the earth to black swan metals. Bitcoin is a complete dud attempting to compete in that department as the base of Exter's Pyramid. You need to either be stupid or some type of chronic liar to think people will believe your lies. Anyone capable of objective, elementary level fundamental analysis can tell you're wrong, so you only make yourself look like an idiot each time you type it. Then you have the fact it's not possible to create a decentralized digital currency in the first place, only ones designed to centralize, so they are all nothing more than federated chains in the end - permissioned ledger slavery systems.
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January 18, 2018, 07:17:34 AM |
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All of the alts are merely acting like leveraged bitcoin right now. It doesnt matter what you think of that alt. If youre confident bitcoin is going to make a move than using the alt is a more profitable choice. XRP was especially appealing because it was down 75% from the high it had just 2 weeks ago. I figured if btc had a hard rebound then XRP could easily see a crazy spike as high as 200% transiently, though I ended up settling for 50% instead. At the very least you were definitely going to get your buy price back after any kind of bounce. Think of the 85 cent XRP. Where do you think it was going? Was it just going to go down to like 50 cents and stay there indefinitely without any bounces? It was just $3.30. 2 weeks! I understand the fundamental sentiment about ripple but this isnt a penny stock, it's a multi billion dollar digital currency.
This was funny. At this junctions alts are exactly that. Low liquidity penny stocks. Not low luquidiity today. During high volume you can buy XRP and ETH from walls of up to $2 million in a single order. Penny stocks are lucky to see $100k of volume in an entire day. Have you ever traded a penny stock? It would be worse than trying to trade PPC, which has 15btc of volume today. It's a nightmare. If you buy at the wrong time you are instantly wiped out with no chance to sell even if the price hasn't moved and you know you need to sell. GBTC is splitting 1:91, effectively resulting in about 1mbtc/share. An interesting experiment. penny stocks could be liquid. One such example is SIRI that was a penny stock for years with 5 bil shares. It's volumes pretty much stayed the same all the way from $0.1 (a decade or so ago) to the current price around $5.
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January 18, 2018, 07:30:23 AM |
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People dont learn and invest back in ripple. It looks like not much people have interest in Bitcoin. Cant see an ath in the near future.
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