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Question: How far will this leg take us?
$110K - 9 (8.3%)
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$150K - 19 (17.6%)
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October 14, 2018, 04:44:03 PM

...One thing is fore sure , no alcohol till next weekend for damn sure .




So has there been a analysis of that dump? Looked like a liquidity check right? I find the Monero dump coinciding with it telling somehow but not exactly sure in what fashion. Feels like a Crypto attack.
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So has there been a analysis of that dump? Looked like a liquidity check right? I find the Monero dump coinciding with it telling somehow but not exactly sure in what fashion. Feels like a Crypto attack.


I saw last week information about dump in different telegrams chat. But there almost always everyone wants to dump.


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Looked like a liquidity check right?

It seems to me that they are testing liquidity.




And I found an interesting chart.


https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/bitcoin-whales-oct
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October 14, 2018, 05:09:29 PM
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So has there been a analysis of that dump? Looked like a liquidity check right? I find the Monero dump coinciding with it telling somehow but not exactly sure in what fashion. Feels like a Crypto attack.


I saw last week information about dump in different telegrams chat. But there almost always everyone wants to dump.


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Looked like a liquidity check right?

It seems to me that they are testing liquidity.
thanks, IOW sMerit. Smiley

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And I found an interesting chart.






I wonder what percentage of that "traders" are is actually "institutional criminals"? Cheesy
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So has there been a analysis of that dump? Looked like a liquidity check right? I find the Monero dump coinciding with it telling somehow but not exactly sure in what fashion. Feels like a Crypto attack.


I saw last week information about dump in different telegrams chat. But there almost always everyone wants to dump.


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Looked like a liquidity check right?

And I found an interesting chart.




This chart makes no sense. There are no wallets holding 1 mil BTC.
https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html

Do they mean $1 mil in btc?
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https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/bitcoin-whales-oct
they mean 1mil total coins

useless opinion piece by scum chainalysis
if there's no data, it's not research, it's puff
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October 14, 2018, 05:29:48 PM

yeah, that pie is obviously pulled out of someone's ass
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October 14, 2018, 05:31:00 PM

Who cares about the fucking stupid pie, can anyone answer my questions?
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October 14, 2018, 06:05:03 PM

https://blog.chainalysis.com/reports/bitcoin-whales-oct
they mean 1mil total coins

useless opinion piece by scum chainalysis
if there's no data, it's not research, it's puff
fuckers

we are swimming in the whale panic zone\\\ Wink chee chee
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October 14, 2018, 06:36:11 PM

get yer moon boots on lads
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October 14, 2018, 06:45:21 PM
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Fake chart.  Real unemployment doubled after 2008 and never went down.  There is not a "next" financial crisis because the 2008 one never left in the first place.  It's one big downward spiral while they rig DOW numbers to try and convince people it's not.  In the end, they will be forced to remonetize metals as the unserviceable debt implodes everything.  Or they will refuse, everything implodes anyway, then the free market does it naturally.

The free market is not going to choose any valueless, imaginary, digital ponzi schemes to replace the previous digital ponzi scheme that just imploded either.  The market is going to take a flying leap back to the most ultra safest thing possible, and we all know what that is - physical metals.

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October 14, 2018, 07:28:49 PM


my dreams, when I made this bet! (alas, gone along with my supermodel trophy wife goal at 100k BTC...alas) Sad

at 100K, 'trophy wife' coefficient is probably 1K btc, no less.
Alas, I might have been overestimating associated expenses.



You fool, you can't get a 'high quality' ...'trophy wife' for less than 100k a BTC! (Just wait, in a few years I'll prove it to ya!) Smiley

 

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Fake chart.  Real unemployment doubled after 2008 and never went down.  There is not a "next" financial crisis because the 2008 one never left in the first place.  It's one big downward spiral while they rig DOW numbers to try and convince people it's not.  In the end, they will be forced to remonetize metals as the unserviceable debt implodes everything.  Or they will refuse, everything implodes anyway, then the free market does it naturally.

The free market is not going to choose any valueless, imaginary, digital ponzi schemes to replace the previous digital ponzi scheme that just imploded either.  The market is going to take a flying leap back to the most ultra safest thing possible, and we all know what that is - physical metals.



My personal experience, while anecdotal, is contradictory. I'm the GM of a construction company. We've had a very hard time finding workers for the last several years. We've had to significantly boost our rates of pay and benefits to workers. Also, we've had so much work, that we've been having to turn projects away every year. All of our subcontractors, competitors, etc. who I've talked to are in the same boat.
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October 14, 2018, 07:45:15 PM

I see times have change..... sunday sober up pump from now on
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October 14, 2018, 07:48:38 PM

get yer moon boots on lads

they are always on JUST IN CASE, never now when shit's gonna take off
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October 14, 2018, 07:57:42 PM

Weekend pump huh? Can anyone pick up that phone please? BECAUSE I CALLED IT. Kiss
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October 14, 2018, 08:08:46 PM

Anyone else seeing that 212 BTC sell wall on Stamp?
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October 14, 2018, 08:14:20 PM
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My personal experience, while anecdotal, is contradictory. I'm the GM of a construction company. We've had a very hard time finding workers for the last several years. We've had to significantly boost our rates of pay and benefits to workers. Also, we've had so much work, that we've been having to turn projects away every year. All of our subcontractors, competitors, etc. who I've talked to are in the same boat.

Would have to agree.  In a tech related industry rather than construction but it has gotten to the point where our staff are getting poached faster than we can train them. Historically we have always trained our own but have now started poaching trained people from elsewhere for the first time.  

An interesting question is to what extent legacy market action will start driving the Bitcoin price.  No real sign of it yet.

The little spike triggered my safety stop, so I gained 10% less than I could have if I'd closed at the local bottom. Not going to open another short for the moment.

Call me paranoid, but it was so quick and sharp that it looks just like stop hunting.

I will start slowly reentering a short at $6,300.  The last spike tickled my limit order on Mex but didn’t fill it.  If we can hold the green candle for the daily close we might see close to $6,400 today. 
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October 14, 2018, 08:14:29 PM

Anyone else seeing that 212 BTC sell wall on Stamp?

Yep. $140 difference between bitfinex and stamp now. Whats that all about ?
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Anyone else seeing that 212 BTC sell wall on Stamp?

Yep. $140 difference between bitfinex and stamp now. Whats that all about ?

Tether is slowly losing value against the US dollar.  You can see the premium on all USDT exchanges.  It will bounce back if BFX fixes its banking issues and sink further if BFX cannot.  Happens every time there is Tether FUD. 

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