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Might as well be an index of the status of bitserve.. yesterday, versus today... he went through a fear halvening (or a capitulation halvening), even though currently denying such price bumpening effect. hahahahaha Yup, I can confirm the accurateness of that index. Yesterday was my all time low. Today I feel like I can breath again.... but I know it's probably a trap though! Good thing I don't trade when I am emotional... or better said, I get emotional after a while of not seeing any clear trade. Whateva. It works for me. I do not also trade when I am emotional because I know that I will do a wrong decision that can lead to losses. There is still not enough signs that will support the price of the bitcoin. It is really hard to analyze and understand the chart due to its volatility :>. I think its actually easier to understand when there is higher volatility as the trend is your friend so they say. And the trend for crypto is decidedly upwards today with strong gains posted across the board. Bitcoin is currently trading in the $3.61k to $3.71k after settling slightly downwards to consolidate from a 10% gain on intraday trading. 1h 4h
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February 09, 2019, 07:32:29 AM |
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Good times to accumulate, I'm pretty sure the next rally will come as it was in 2017, from almost nowhere. Lets hope bitserve will add some stash into his bag too and forgets about the capitulation. Fundamentals are getting stronger every day and 1 BTC is still 1 BTC I agree with you that it seems to be a good time to accumulate, but we are not in a time similar to 2017, yet. We are not even in a time similar to 2016. We are either in a time similar to 2014 or 2015. We do not know which one, yet, and that is part of the reason for such trepidation. I know that I am making fun of bitserves emotional proclamations from yesterday, but there is certain level of reasonableness to such trepidations because there is no guarantee that the BTC price bottom is still in, and in that regard, we could experience another halvening of the BTC price and further dragging out of more flat, and down before we get to the UP part. Yes, I would feel a lot more comfortable to get above $6k, but we are a long way from there, and even the pittance of a scenario that I described in my earlier post (getting to $5,900 a couple of times would not be enough to persuade that we are out of the bear market. So, sure it is nice to play around, including myself, about the emotional outbursts and frustrations of others, and to make fun out of it, but there remains a decent amount of truth to the whole matter... accumulate now, but don't accumulate so much that you are NOT prepared for another BTC price halvening. Keep some dry powder, just in case. I don't know the odds of another BTC price halvening, but they are not really low, and may even be in the 30% to 40% territory, which is nothing to sneeze at. Would I rather go up? Hell yeah. Am I going to be bummed out if the BTC price halves again? yes. I would also buy, even though I am disappointed because the whole value of my BTC holdings halved again... but I would buy a bit more because that is what my system tells me to do, especially when there is nothing fundamentally wrong with BTC and the actual fundamentals remain stronger than any other crypto project, and that is apart from the shenanigans of various fiat based systems.. but anyhow, several of us BTC HODLers (and accumulators) consider BTC as a fiat hedge... so there we go.. continuing to HODL and continuing to accumulate, even while being somewhat bummed out that the BTC price continues to have some difficulties breaking above some of the price resistance points between here and $6k.. and could reasonably take a good 2 months (great scenario) to 18 months (worse scenario) to get back to $6k and challenging the resistance at $6k.
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February 09, 2019, 07:37:23 AM |
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** snap **
I think its actually easier to understand when there is higher volatility as the trend is your friend so they say. And the trend for crypto is decidedly upwards today with strong gains posted across the board. Bitcoin is currently trading in the $3.61k to $3.71k after settling slightly downwards to consolidate from a 10% gain on intraday trading. 1h 4h Nice and clear graphs with explanations which even a total rookie would understand. Sent my last merits on the way
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February 09, 2019, 07:39:56 AM |
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Might as well be an index of the status of bitserve.. yesterday, versus today... he went through a fear halvening (or a capitulation halvening), even though currently denying such price bumpening effect. hahahahaha So will he stay capitulated until $6500 or $950,000? I would be happy if we saw 4xxx again (hopefully soon). I agree $4k would be nice. I know that there are folks hypothesizing that BTC prices have to get above $4,200 to show some reasonable sign that there are decent chances to move upwards... which actually has a reasonableness to it. Regarding bitserve and his trepidations, I would like to see $5,900 again within two or three months and then even a possible correction down to $4,500 and then back up to $5,900, just to show how giddy bitserve would become through such BTC price movements, and he would forget that he had ever even heard of the word capitulation. He wouldn't even remember what such word meant. Good times to accumulate, I'm pretty sure the next rally will come as it was in 2017, from almost nowhere. Lets hope bitserve will add some stash into his bag too and forgets about the capitulation. Fundamentals are getting stronger every day and 1 BTC is still 1 BTC Well, I have to be honest and say I have never accumulated during any bear market. I usually start buying again when I think the bear market is over which is obviously higher than the bottom but still way lower than the top.
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JayJuanGee
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February 09, 2019, 07:41:02 AM |
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Bleh, I am volatility battle hardened. My first "important" purchase reached Bitstamp the day Bitcoin reached $266... with the subsequent drop. I made most of my stash in extreme volatility periods. It is low price low volatility what breaks my nerves... Past bear market I just forgot about Bitcoin (while hodling) but this time I am still here and in that way it is a first time for me. Bring the fucking volatility to me for fucks sake! It is beginning to sound as if you faked your capitulation, unless you were merely trying to self-induce such capitulation - because in some sense, if you have as much equity as you suggest, then even if frustrated, you are likely not too close to capitulation. Let's say for example, you though that worst case scenario was around $5k and even that the price would have gone back up for now, and so therefore, you failed/refused to cash out a sufficient amount of BTC to cover some of your expenses for the next year.. and so now you are a bit frustrated by your lack of preparation. That kind of thing can happen to any of us. I have expenses too, and I cashed out some BTC and I did not buy back as much as maybe I should have.. and I am kind of building up my fiat right now in order to prepare for down because I largely thought that $5k to $6k would be the bottom... but if you have equity in BTC, you can probably afford to cash a little out here and there... and still have more than enough when the price goes back up, even if it take more than 2 more years before it goes back up in any kind of meaningful and significant quantities to make some kind of decent wealth appreciatoin difference.
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February 09, 2019, 07:48:38 AM |
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** snap **
Good times to accumulate, I'm pretty sure the next rally will come as it was in 2017, from almost nowhere. Lets hope bitserve will add some stash into his bag too and forgets about the capitulation. Fundamentals are getting stronger every day and 1 BTC is still 1 BTC Well, I have to be honest and say I have never accumulated during any bear market. I usually start buying again when I think the bear market is over which is obviously higher than the bottom but still way lower than the top. Used to be the same for me but I'm trying to do it differently this time. I've unfortunately run out of ammo for now but will start buying again in March.
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February 09, 2019, 07:50:34 AM |
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Bleh, I am volatility battle hardened. My first "important" purchase reached Bitstamp the day Bitcoin reached $266... with the subsequent drop. I made most of my stash in extreme volatility periods. It is low price low volatility what breaks my nerves... Past bear market I just forgot about Bitcoin (while hodling) but this time I am still here and in that way it is a first time for me. Bring the fucking volatility to me for fucks sake! It is beginning to sound as if you faked your capitulation, unless you were merely trying to self-induce such capitulation - because in some sense, if you have as much equity as you suggest, then even if frustrated, you are likely not too close to capitulation. Let's say for example, you though that worst case scenario was around $5k and even that the price would have gone back up for now, and so therefore, you failed/refused to cash out a sufficient amount of BTC to cover some of your expenses for the next year.. and so now you are a bit frustrated by your lack of preparation. That kind of thing can happen to any of us. I have expenses too, and I cashed out some BTC and I did not buy back as much as maybe I should have.. and I am kind of building up my fiat right now in order to prepare for down because I largely thought that $5k to $6k would be the bottom... but if you have equity in BTC, you can probably afford to cash a little out here and there... and still have more than enough when the price goes back up, even if it take more than 2 more years before it goes back up in any kind of meaningful and significant quantities to make some kind of decent wealth appreciatoin difference. I think I already explained my capitulation is a (real) feeling that maybe we won't be seeing the last ATH in any reasonable time or even ever. I also made it very clear I won't sell and ride this thing to hell. I am THAT stubborn. I did not fake my capitulation, it was a real feeling and as such I described it. Yes, I feel frustrated by not having *EVER* cash out a single penny. Trade some (sell higher, buy lower) yes. But that's something I have already recognised. I also feel frustrated by having to ask for a mortgage to buy a property I could have just bought straight with my paper profits at end of 2017. But, frustrations aside, I know how this game works and don't complain about anything.
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February 09, 2019, 07:54:17 AM |
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Don't want to shill shitcoins but LTC seems to be moving upwards again, which was the coin that fuelled this little pump by some opinions.
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February 09, 2019, 07:56:07 AM Last edit: February 09, 2019, 08:15:05 AM by bitserve |
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Don't want to shill shitcoins but LTC seems to be moving upwards again, which was the coin that fuelled this little pump by some opinions.
Funny thing is that I have probably "made" more on the LTC pump than the subsequent BTC one. Or maybe not, haven't really calculated... but go chikun goooo!
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February 09, 2019, 08:06:39 AM |
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I hope they really didn't do that to the Venezuelan people. Money is power. Power is more addictive than cocaine. They did it, bet on it. Same with Saddam and Gaddafi. Anyone who tries to do their own thing get killed.
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February 09, 2019, 08:09:06 AM |
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Dildo-y. Morning WO's. I'm going to have to speculate that we going to ~4k this weekend/before Monday.
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February 09, 2019, 08:09:51 AM |
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It happened two weeks ago. Anyway, they know there's basically a 0% chance that he's any sort of threat or flight risk. Despite that, they send a small army of jack-booted thugs with machine guns to kick his door in, in the middle of the night. From another article: “At the crack of dawn, 29 FBI agents arrived at my home with 17 vehicles, with lights flashing, when they could have contacted my lawyer,” Stone explained after a court appearance Friday. Once again, the deep state tries to intimidate anyone aligned against them with a show of force. Modus operandi of the left. Hmm. Where have I seen that jackboot behavior before...? Oh yeah: http://www.jmwagner.com/
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Our newborn Bull Market is 55 days old now. Its rekting shorters here and there with baby green dildos as its teeth start to grow in. Soon it will be producing much larger green dildos as it learns to crawl. For those interested in backtested technical implications and probabilities of a baby bull market, here is a short video. This material is for serious investors and possibly those with a scholarly interest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCUnkbAV7BEGembitz spent blew her whole government mental disablity check once again shorting the double bottom. Weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeiner!!!! Kissless closed all shorts weeks ago and is sticking to gaming and bbc porn now. Willy, Tone, and Murad, are busy coming up with reasons why they are more special than everyone because they draw the most bearish lines while playing the long term bull card. They could all learn from Hairy imo how to stop being a bear at the right time. I fully agree with him, the "longening" is a myth, its all about the halvening. Hopium is legal in most states now and sales are starting to pick up.
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February 09, 2019, 08:18:08 AM |
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Kissless closed all shorts weeks ago and is sticking to gaming and bbc porn now. Hey gotta tell you, I think he is also mining Grin or Beam or something. Hopium is legal in most states now and sales are starting to pick up. When legal in the rest of the world? (not that I give a shit).
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I just hope we are still young when the $100K party comes. It will be almost surreal if it ever comes to reality. There's a chance though.
We are all going to be in crutches, wheelchairs and with personal assistants and oxogen tanks. Sucks to be HODLers. We can always send our assistants to make some awesome explosions and fireworks with the oxygen tanks. Sounds fun to me. You are too optimistic, bitserve. I liked you better, yesterday, when you were in a higher state of capitulation and despair. This little price bump got your spirits up, too much. But, but... I remain capitulated! I am still deeply depressed. This little pump is not going to fool me. Believe me. This is a long-term race, enjoy the moment !!! Bitcoin is very young. Forget about ATH's, everything will come and your objectives will possibly be others. WO's will always be by your side to illuminate the path to disaster or the 100k party.
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February 09, 2019, 08:28:24 AM |
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Kissless closed all shorts weeks ago and is sticking to gaming and bbc porn now. Hey gotta tell you, I think he is also mining Grin or Beam or something. Hopium is legal in most states now and sales are starting to pick up. When legal in the rest of the world? (not that I give a shit). My team is working with the United Nations on a global map for the Hopium regulatory landscape as they proceed with extreme behind the scenes efforts to boycott, divest, and sanction nations who oppress Hopium users.
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February 09, 2019, 08:30:04 AM Last edit: February 09, 2019, 08:41:58 AM by bitcoinminer42 |
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Our newborn Bull Market is 55 days old now. Its rekting shorters here and there with baby green dildos as its teeth start to grow in. Soon it will be producing much larger green dildos as it learns to crawl. For those interested in backtested technical implications and probabilities of a baby bull market, here is a short video. This material is for serious investors and possibly those with a scholarly interest. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCUnkbAV7BE... about bull market in a short video... thanks XHomerX10... loving my new hat
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JayJuanGee
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February 09, 2019, 08:31:04 AM |
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Bleh, I am volatility battle hardened. My first "important" purchase reached Bitstamp the day Bitcoin reached $266... with the subsequent drop. I made most of my stash in extreme volatility periods. It is low price low volatility what breaks my nerves... Past bear market I just forgot about Bitcoin (while hodling) but this time I am still here and in that way it is a first time for me. Bring the fucking volatility to me for fucks sake! It is beginning to sound as if you faked your capitulation, unless you were merely trying to self-induce such capitulation - because in some sense, if you have as much equity as you suggest, then even if frustrated, you are likely not too close to capitulation. Let's say for example, you though that worst case scenario was around $5k and even that the price would have gone back up for now, and so therefore, you failed/refused to cash out a sufficient amount of BTC to cover some of your expenses for the next year.. and so now you are a bit frustrated by your lack of preparation. That kind of thing can happen to any of us. I have expenses too, and I cashed out some BTC and I did not buy back as much as maybe I should have.. and I am kind of building up my fiat right now in order to prepare for down because I largely thought that $5k to $6k would be the bottom... but if you have equity in BTC, you can probably afford to cash a little out here and there... and still have more than enough when the price goes back up, even if it take more than 2 more years before it goes back up in any kind of meaningful and significant quantities to make some kind of decent wealth appreciatoin difference. I think I already explained my capitulation is a (real) feeling that maybe we won't be seeing the last ATH in any reasonable time or even ever. Yeah, "ever" is a bit much for me. But you still know that we do not need to see ATH again, in order to still profit immensely from investing in BTC. If bitcoin goes to $15k or $18, we could still profit immensely from that, no? I just don't see how you could be so pessimistic about the so many great developments in bitcoin... especially some of the lightning stuff going on currently. I also made it very clear I won't sell and ride this thing to hell. I am THAT stubborn.
I won't sell for lower than I bought, but I am far from that kind of price point. Probably my average price is in the $700s, and the main reason that my average BTC price is so high, is because I had some stolen in a hack... So, anyhow, I don't have a problem skimming a bit off here and there, especially if my selling price is higher than my average buying price. Don't get me wrong, I am not going to sell a lot, and if the price is generally in correction, my inclination is to buy, rather than to sell (using money that I accumulated while selling BTC at a higher price) or merely DCA cashflow money. I did not fake my capitulation, it was a real feeling and as such I described it.
Fair enough... I might be coming off as too flippant in regards to your actual feelings related to this. Yes, I feel frustrated by not having *EVER* cash out a single penny. Trade some (sell higher, buy lower) yes. But that's something I have already recognised.
When I was in mostly "accumulation phase" I did not sell any bitcoin, and that lasted for most of 2014 and 2015, and if I am being truthful with myself into 2016 too. If I did happen to sell BTC for any reason, i would replace within a few days.. .I was constantly scared to sell any BTC... but if you look at the BTC price during that time, it was largely lower than my average cost per BTC. If the price is higher than your average cost per BTC, then you should not feel any guilt to sell a little bit, even if it is only a few hundred dollars worth... such skimming off a few might make you feel better, perhaps? I also feel frustrated by having to ask for a mortgage to buy a property I could have just bought straight with my paper profits at end of 2017.
But, frustrations aside, I know how this game works and don't complain about anything.
O.k. everything resolved? It appears that you have some ongoing pent-up frustration... Sometimes you gotta do what you gotta do, and you cannot go back to December 2017 and re-do it. You can only get the mortgage at the time that you get the mortgage, so you decide whether to do it or not. In other words, each of us make our decision based on the best information that we have at the time that we make it, and maybe from time to time we will tweak, but the factors change, so we have different variables if we are going to attempt to answer the same question at a later time.. ... and at a later times, the variables have changed and the factors to weigh have changed, so we might not be able to act upon the same question that we had previously, but again, we just do our best each time for what factors we have in front of us at that particular time.
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February 09, 2019, 08:35:48 AM |
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My team is working with the United Nations on a global map for the Hopium regulatory landscape as they proceed with extreme behind the scenes efforts to boycott, divest, and sanction nations who oppress Hopium users.
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Toxic2040
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February 09, 2019, 08:41:49 AM |
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Don't want to shill shitcoins but LTC seems to be moving upwards again, which was the coin that fuelled this little pump by some opinions.
Funny thing is that I have probably "made" more on the LTC pump than the subsequent BTC one. Or maybe not, haven't really calculated... but go chikun goooo! Interestingly on the weekly chart ltc has clearly broken out of the bear market trend. It would take a significantly larger move for bitcoin to emulate but I suppose it not completely outside the realm of possibility. #dyor W ltc W #stronghands'19
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