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

[sirazimuth]

  Tactical pen;  made from titanium and fitted with a thumb grip... Reasonably priced too!

  maybe I'll check availability at penisland....
oh wait a minute... titanium? maybe not... they specialize in wood .  (but with a thumb grip, no doubt)....

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[HairyMaclairy]

[josephpogi]

Hold on the rocket will go to the moon again .

[Baoo]

When bitcoin has reached to 19K, many people (users) expected that this currency will have a brilliant future, but unfortunately, it went reverse all expectations and their price fell significantly to 9k  .
Now many expect that bitcoin will fall, therefore, it will go contrary to expectations and it will rise with a big quantity  .

[Rosewater Foundation]

I called all your advice bad and I feel bad.
Water under the bridge?

[Biro Bob]

Breaking 24777$ prediction game      FINAL LIST       

27/12/2017 bikerleszno
29/12/2018 cAPSLOCK 
30/12/2017 digithusiast
31/12/2017 Raja_MBZ
01/01....                                                                                                           

Please could you add the open close price ranges next to the sad faces going forward so we Get an idea of price and trend. A bit like a textual chart buddy. Ie (8500 - 9200)

It doesn’t need to be exact, just an approximation for historical value..

I realise it’s extra work... but just thought it would be a nice touch....

Thanks.

[Biro Bob]

The fact that bitcoin is sound money trumps everything; adoption, payment networks, umwelts, all these buzzwords newcomers bandy.
This shit is real money and it will absorb all the capital there is, with or without us.

I agree. I just feel bad that it’s being stockpiled by smart and wealthy investors who are using big waves to scare new and not so wealthy (or smart) investors into losing money by panic selling. And they’ll keep on doing this till they have the Lions share of the coins..... then do it again....

[gentlemand]

Breaking 24777$ prediction game      FINAL LIST       

27/12/2017 bikerleszno
29/12/2018 cAPSLOCK 
30/12/2017 digithusiast
31/12/2017 Raja_MBZ
01/01....                                                                                                           

Please could you add the open close price ranges next to the sad faces going forward so we Get an idea of price and trend. A bit like a textual chart buddy. Ie (8500 - 9200)

It doesn’t need to be exact, just an approximation for historical value..

I realise it’s extra work... but just thought it would be a nice touch....

Thanks.

Soon those bright-eyed optimists will peter out and we'll be heading into the icy wastes of later in the year and next year. It's just like Voyager 1. Those predictions get awful sparse awful soon.

[Rosewater Foundation]

Breaking 24777$ prediction game      FINAL LIST        

27/12/2017 bikerleszno
29/12/2018 cAPSLOCK  
30/12/2017 digithusiast
31/12/2017 Raja_MBZ
01/01....                                                                                                            

Please could you add the open close price ranges next to the sad faces going forward so we Get an idea of price and trend. A bit like a textual chart buddy. Ie (8500 - 9200)

It doesn’t need to be exact, just an approximation for historical value..

I realise it’s extra work... but just thought it would be a nice touch....

Thanks.

Soon those bright-eyed optimists will peter out and we'll be heading into the icy wastes of later in the year and next year. It's just like Voyager 1. Those predictions get awful sparse awful soon.

Secret reason I didn't partake, my pessimistic prediction would have pooped the party.

[HairyMaclairy]

I called all your advice bad and I feel bad.
Water under the bridge?

It’s cool bro.  No homo. 

[Toxic2040]

The constant flights of fancy that you guys come up with to speculate on never ceases to amaze me. Have you considered the fact that perhaps the objective was to do exactly what was done. To stress test the open market so as to gauge the response of trade algorithms or even the exchanges themselves? Instead of bitching and moaning oh noes, bitcoins only 9.3k..its dead. Maybe you should be thanking Kobayashi san for showing restraint and wisdom for not putting us all on the floor. Regardless of what it was, Bitcoin seems to be handling it well enough. It doesnt really matter anyway because the HoneyBadger dgaf.

[dmwardjr]

I've placed WHITE Text Bubbles on the chart BELOW this Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic #1 to reveal remaining events before confirming a "Leg Up" episode; providing our analysis is correct when comparing to this image of a Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic #1:

NOTE:  Do NOT assume the price action must play out exactly as depicted in the schematic below.  The schematic is ONLY used as an EXAMPLE to show EVENTS to take place within the schematic; NOT that the price action of those events must be exactly as depicted in the following:





It's VERY POSSIBLE we hang out to the side for a while BEFORE actually fulfilling the EVENTS shown with WHITE text bubbles. If it did this (which I've seen before) it would be a mixture of Accumulation Schematic #1 and #2.

The FULL PUBLICATION can be followed here:  https://www.tradingview.com/chart/BTCUSD/3sDcSYz9-It-SHOULD-Be-Clear-By-Now-We-Have-LIKELY-Found-Bottom-Not/

As I've said in a previous post:   I've found - When comparing Wyckoff Accumulation Schematics to crypto currency pairs AFTER a major consolidation event - the highs of the Automatic Rallies in Phase A are hardly ever near the same level as the highs of automatic rallies in phase B. So, do NOT assume Phase A "highs" on crypto currency charts MUST look the same or similar to that which is seen in a Wyckoff Accumulation Schematic. That schematic is ONLY an example and by no means implies the price action MUST play out EXACTLY as depicted in the Schematic.

[dmwardjr]

The constant flights of fancy that you guys come up with to speculate on never ceases to amaze me. Have you considered the fact that perhaps the objective was to do exactly what was done. To stress test the open market so as to gauge the response of trade algorithms or even the exchanges themselves? Instead of bitching and moaning oh noes, bitcoins only 9.3k..its dead. Maybe you should be thanking Kobayashi san for showing restraint and wisdom for not putting us all on the floor. Regardless of what it was, Bitcoin seems to be handling it well enough. It doesnt really matter anyway because the HoneyBadger dgaf.

I actually agree.  As I've mentioned in a previous post, it's better he sold them on an exchange for ANYONE to purchase rather than an auction where only the few rich people who could afford $30K+ amounts at a time in an auction would get them.

[jojo69]

not the point

nobody wants fucking fiat ffs

[HairyMaclairy]

I never knew that Bearwhale signed a UASF message.

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/6d2tp1/i_am_the_bearwhale_uasf_now/

[JayJuanGee]

Actually i never feel like selling when its going down. I feel like HODL. I only feel like selling if I’m green. Red? I’d rather die. I’ve done it before and i’m never. Ever. Doing it again.

Been there, done that. We should start a club.

Well the rest of us have real jobs. We’re actually adding value to crypto, not just trading like a parasite off the market to pay our bills like fucking losers cuz we can’t get a legitimate paycheck.

I don't see any need to denigrate people who may have found various ways to make money other than your own chosen way.

Yes, there certainly are valid criticisms of financial sector employment, but some of the systematic incentives should not necessarily be held against all individuals who partake in such kind of employment, even though some personalities or types of traders might be more annoying than other types.

I do like to refer to traditional banking institution manipulators as fucktards, so maybe I am contradicting myself to some degree when I attempt to suggest that there are quite a variety of traders and they should not all be lumped together and opposed to your profession (whatever that may be).

Look at it this way: do you want bitcoin or not? If you do buy, if you don’t sell. But make a choice. I can underetand wanting more fiat in order to get more bitcoin. But using bitcoin to get fiat, is kinda missing the point. 100% trading isn’t good for the market either with your money or time. Its not good for the economy, we need to be producing something of value in the umwelt to increase the value of our coin investments. If we are worthless, so is our bitcoin. Bitcoin can’t be an economy of basement dwellers and whales.

The world is nowhere near as simplistic as you frame it to be. 

Centralized choosing about what peeps should or should not do has not worked very well, which would likely include attempt to categorize what is a good way to use time or not.

I seem to be repeating myself regarding the very basic generalization and fallacy that is in your description of what supposedly people are doing, which makes me speculate that you might be pretty inexperienced in the world and perhaps your education is not very high either.

Furthermore, You probably don't really understand what the fuck is trading, because your view seems to be so myopic about what it supposedly is. Have you heard of incrementalism?  Think about it.  Trading is not necessarily and all or nothing proposition because traders have the ability to decide how much money they want to trade with, which trading pairs, how large of increments, so trading could be a full time job, partially or fully by bots, done seasonally or a few times a year, or some combination of those or even some other variant that I have not outlined.

Get a grip, Pacman in your nonsensical attempt to prescribe what you believe to be "good" or "bad" for society, because at this point if you are not clueless, you are appearing as pretty low on the spectrum and especially lower because you have been making proclamation that you clearly have little understanding and/or grasp of details.

[Rosewater Foundation]

Here's the thing, where I come from it was Blindman's Bluff. We would never have played Buff. It makes no sense in my language unless I'm holding a shine rag to one of V8's personal automobiles, or his shoes.

[realr0ach]

The fact that bitcoin is sound money trumps everything; adoption, payment networks, umwelts, all these buzzwords newcomers bandy.
This shit is real money and it will absorb all the capital there is, with or without us.

You conmen that keep spamming these lies to try and profit on pump and dumps are the scum of humanity.  It's NOT POSSIBLE to create a decentralized digital currency.  The transaction validators are ALWAYS designed to centralize. That's called a permissioned ledger you fucking frauds.  If the tokens were fungible, meaning transactions were blinded, you MIGHT be able to argue the centralized gatekeepers have to allow all transactions through or the system would grind to a halt, but still, they could also just choose to turn off all transactions and implode the system at will too.  

Regardless, it's still not possible to create a decentralized digital currency and you frauds and dirtbags know it.  I mean, I know I'm smarter than most people who post in this god forsaken thread, but I'm not that smart. Plenty of people like Jbreher and such have the mental fortitude to understand what I'm saying and they KNOW it's true, yet they still lie anyway in order to try and scam people with cryptocurrency pump and dumps.

The only "sound money" that exists is physical silver and gold.

[pacman7331]

Whale keeps adding to his sell position at 9270, now 9264, now 9259.

Somebody wants Bitcoin to go back into the downtrend.

We should have our regular weekend dump coming... I wonder how the market will absorb that?

[infofront]

I wish he would just dump the entire Gox load at once now. It could be a last opportunity to get sub-$1,000 coins.