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[RejectedBanana]

Does this mean they got CFTC approval?

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[HairyMaclairy]

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=hairy STILL BULLISH?
 

Yes. Sideways is bullish.  

Does this mean they got CFTC approval?

I think they can self-certify under CFTC rules but I might be wrong.

[El duderino_]

Not investment advice I am a degenerate hat eater

[Last of the V8s]

Does this mean they got CFTC approval?

I think they can self-certify under CFTC rules but I might be wrong.

https://www.theice.com/publicdocs/futures_us/exchange_notices/ICE_Futures_US-Notice_BitcoinLaunch102218.pdf

[El duderino_]

Looking at 2014/15 bear market & comparing market phases (Price/RSI)

Simplified into 4 steps: Capitulation, Slow Bleed, Sideways & Breakout

If BTC follows the same trend, I think the next major move will be




came across this one ..... another BULLISH TA    #whenBULLISh = good for me   

[Last of the V8s]

https://www.tickcounter.com/countdown/789193/bitcoin-pump-bakkt-physical-futures
ferfuxxake lol

[El duderino_]

^
nice
loadz dze pump

[Rosewater Foundation]

There's a whole world full of wall observers out there just waiting to sell the next bull run. And I should know. Those of us still hodling the bag missed the chance of a lifetime. That's the short and long of it until I'm proven wrong.

Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Oqrd4GmZ3g

[JayJuanGee]

Sideways YES
Boring YES

Again another day BTC is here YES

Every day BTC is here is always another succes “BTC is here to stay”

Above, you seem to have described Lindy Effect.

So, cool that there are so many new concepts that we can learn in bitcoin, and even if the concept is NOT new to us, bitcoin causes its own dynamics on the already known concept.

[HairyMaclairy]

Those of us still hodling the bag missed the chance of a lifetime.

You have waited this long.  You can wait until 2021.

[Last of the V8s]

Doo, doo, doo
Doo, doo, doo

[JayJuanGee]

via Imgflip Meme Generator

Of course, Bitcoin has a "political" component, and really it is challenging (or disrupting as some might describe it) the idea about the extent to which government and money should be separate.  

It is NOT a given that the theoretical concept that government and money should be separate is true because there has never really been any system of such, ever... at least not in the modern world and no where near on the world-wide scale that bitcoin attempts to accomplish.

Ultimately, I agree that bitcoin seems to be providing a kind of neutral opportunity for a money system that is somewhat separate from any government's ability to control it - but it surely is neither a given that bitcoin is going to be successful (or the winner in such regard) nor that various governments are not going to make systematic attempts to battle it, in the event that they figure out that they are losing any kind of meaningful control over it.

The possible government jostling for position in regards to bitcoin could well take more than 50 years to play out, in spite of the already seemingly fast growth of bitcoin, there could still be some significant battles along the way - and even a decent amount of coordination attempts between jurisdictions regarding how to "deal with" this bitcoin matter.

Surely, I am not asserting that bitcoin is going to fail because of these expected ongoing battles, and au contraire, I anticipate that current and future BTC investors are likely going to prosper stupendously (in financial and self-empowering ways) because of their ongoing investment in bitcoin, despite likely ongoing battles between status quo government and financial institutions and in spite of likely ongoing volatility that remains almost inevitable to go in both ways because of such battles and also because of the volatility of adoption of new (never before seen) systems around bitcoin.

[HairyMaclairy]

Full credit for holding to your principles.

[El duderino_]

via Imgflip Meme Generator

Of course, Bitcoin has a "political" component, and really it is challenging (or disrupting as some might describe it) the idea about the extent to which government and money should be separate.  

It is NOT a given that the theoretical concept that government and money should be separate is true because there has never really been any system of such, ever... at least not in the modern world and no where near on the world-wide scale that bitcoin attempts to accomplish.

Ultimately, I agree that bitcoin seems to be providing a kind of neutral opportunity for a money system that is somewhat separate from any government's ability to control it - but it surely is neither a given that bitcoin is going to be successful (or the winner in such regard) nor that various governments are not going to make systematic attempts to battle it, in the event that they figure out that they are losing any kind of meaningful control over it.

The possible government jostling for position in regards to bitcoin could well take more than 50 years to play out, in spite of the already seemingly fast growth of bitcoin, there could still be some significant battles along the way - and even a decent amount of coordination attempts between jurisdictions regarding how to "deal with" this bitcoin matter.

Surely, I am not asserting that bitcoin is going to fail because of these expected ongoing battles, and au contraire, I anticipate that current and future BTC investors are likely going to prosper stupendously (in financial and self-empowering ways) because of their ongoing investment in bitcoin, despite likely ongoing battles between status quo government and financial institutions and in spite of likely ongoing volatility that remains almost inevitable to go in both ways because of such battles and also because of the volatility of adoption of new (never before seen) systems around bitcoin.

LUCKILY when BTC = sideways (boring) and WO = quiet  (following BTC), i post a few things passing me by during the day, so that you can still write the F*** out of your keyboard              (where do you keep finding your walls of text)

[JayJuanGee]

In response to my reading of the above post, I looked at the BAKKT website.

I seem to recall that BAKKT had announced that they were going to be offering several products beginning on about November 5, 2018.   Here's an article from early August.

Some of the products seem to be related to bitcoin custody, but weren't there some other earlier released products to come out between November 5 and December 12?

In other words, is the announcement about the December 12 future's product inconsistent with prior announcements - meaning that some of the offerings of BAKKT have been delayed?     Their blog post from October 15 (announcing Adam White from coinbase starting to work with them in early November) doesn't really provide clarity either.

[Last of the V8s]

there was something about a delay a few days back
couldn't be arsed to link it then
can't be arsed to find it now
https://twitter.com/FedPorn/status/1054362136997175297

[JayJuanGee]

Looking at 2014/15 bear market & comparing market phases (Price/RSI)

Simplified into 4 steps: Capitulation, Slow Bleed, Sideways & Breakout

If BTC follows the same trend, I think the next major move will be




came across this one ..... another BULLISH TA    #whenBULLISh = good for me   

I will concede that overall the comparison is bullish; however, I would also speculate that the UP trend period would NOT necessarily be as DRUG out as it was between late 2015 and late 2017 - just because some of the dynamics in the whole crypto space have changed... I am NOT saying anything new here because I think that others have suggested that another UP that might be coming in the near future (perhaps imminent) would have decent chances of taking place in a more collapsed time frame.

By the way, we also know that some folks like to make their BTC price predictions around our upcoming 2020 halvening, and I don't necessarily disagree with the placement of a decent amount of weight and significance necessarily to the dynamics that come about because of the perception of decreased BTC supply and the actuality of decreased supply... yet if sophisticated money is already going to largely know about the algorithm of the BTC halvening - even though they also may attempt to play the BTC market, at the same time to attempt to manipulate down as much as they can, while they can.  In the end, part of the point that I am attempting to make here is that upcoming BTC price movements do not have to either pattern upon previous halvenings, and really BTC price dynamics (including some kind of additional exponential price growth period) could just run rough shod over the whole halvening creating a timeline and price performance pattern that does not resemble previous patterns (aka "fractals" as we have also seen them to be called... hahahahahaha).   

[HairyMaclairy]

https://twitter.com/FedPorn/status/1054362136997175297

“Liquidation as a stop”

[JayJuanGee]

https://www.tickcounter.com/countdown/789193/bitcoin-pump-bakkt-physical-futures
ferfuxxake lol

Why BTC pump based on this situation alone?  Can someone provide a quickie explanation about why BAKKT futures are significantly different from the already existing futures of CME and CBOE (that have been in place for nearly a year)?

Does the difference have to do with custody services and that settlements are made in bitcoin rather than in dollars?

[Last of the V8s]

Yes 'physical delivery' is the thing.
It's a roundabout way for institutions just to buy coins.
Settled every day.
No leverage.