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July 08, 2019, 10:06:27 PM |
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 Time to go in the old nest to PUMPsleep perhaps? Will HODLsleep at the same time Goodnight WO-brothers!!!
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July 08, 2019, 10:09:16 PM Last edit: July 08, 2019, 10:31:22 PM by Biodom |
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Last month does look similar to a 'reverse head and shoulders', which is quite bullish. We shall see. It would probably surge once above 12500, hopefully.
The catch is, what do you look at for odds? (guesses?) Who knows. Just using the same mental gymnastics I would use with a 'hot' bi-polar girlfriend. When it is good it is very, very good! When it is bad, it is very, very bad. Trademark Bitcoin: 'Doing The Opposite Of What Everyone Expects Since 2009! "Well, dude, we just don't know" (a quote from a famous movie) Same with bipolarity. in 2017 it always looked scary, but it went up 20X. Who knew? It is impossible to predict a top exactly OR it could be age-related. it is tough to hodl in place when you are not a spring chicken anymore, "but try we must".
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Searing
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July 08, 2019, 10:10:48 PM |
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AYH by the end of tomorrow please.
It would be nice if the price of BTC got all the way up to 20,000 USD by tomorrow. However, I am almost positive with such a rapid rise, we would have a very deep correction, since many people caught in the December 2017 parabolic rise would love to unload and be done with BTC. I agree with the first part of your thesis, bones, including that going straight up to $20k might be a bit unsettling to the price and even difficult to sustain in any kind of meaningful way... -------------- Yep, said better than I could say. -------------- but I think that my reasons differ from yours... including that such an upwards price move to $20k would be too soon and too fast...
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Ditto, would like it to plug to say 20k over a period of saying at LEAST 6-9 months, so folk could get used to the idea. Don't get me wrong. I would not be suggesting that any kind of BTC price stability would likely in the $17,500 to $24k arena, unless the BTC price were to bounce quite above that range first before coming back down. On the other hand, we could bounce up to $20k in a relatively short period of time and then correct back down to our current price or some kind of reasonable (or not reasonable) range of our current price, give or take a few thousand dollars. Also, kinda want to see the effect on markets of HODL'ers that run big Litecoin Operations, without a 'carry along' with the price on LTC after the halving in less than a month, that could act as a 'brake' IMHO, on Bitcoin HODL and Bitcoin Price as they have to 'redress' such if it stays flat or goes south in price. I would guess a majority of these miners are converting to Bitcoin as well.
Or, hell, it was what I used to do and what I remember from the last LTC halving, all sorts of scrambling..(currently not mining any scrypt-pow of any flavor)
I don't find it too productive to be spending too much brain power to attempt to make correlations between shitcoins and BTC price performance, including shitcoin LTC... Doesn't really matter too much about what the tail does, let's try to focus on the dog. Similarly with other shitcoins, sure sometimes the tail might get caught in a door or maybe it gets pulled or wagged by some other entity, but for the most part, considering other "dog" factors will remain much more important than attempting to monitor and/or attribute some causation based on tail dynamics. ------------ I kind of agree with serveria, though, that a lot of the weak hands have likely been shaken and they are not going to have too much of an impact.. In other words, FOMO is going to outweigh whatever easily dumping.. while at the same time there is going to continue to be a decent amount of institutional money that is secretly (or perhaps not so secretly) trying to get in on this bullrun and even engaging in some front running attempts on the price - including already starting to realize about a kind of inevitable upwards price dynamic that is caused by halvening.
Unsure that I agree with above completely, but would prefer your above 'scenario' even if modest...big FOMO, IMHO, would be if the traditional markets start to get weak, if they themselves just carry on sideways in price, at their ATH, I just can't see enough FOMO for your plan. Ideally, I'm dead wrong, just saying that would get to the FOMO level you explain above, again, IMHO. I think that I am describing a kind of phenomenon that could be taking place based on some current observations including the fact that more and more institutions are expressing greater and greater interest in bitcoin. Surely, some of this perhaps clandestine interest of institutions could dry up and could also have some symbiotic affects on retail as well.. including a variety of normal joe blows that begin to believe that there might be some upwards price opportunities. Really I could give few shits about the specifics because we should be willing and able to continue to monitor a situation that seems to be evolving that seems to involve more and more players with more money that they might be ready, willing and able to put some of their value into bitcoin which can cause snowballing effects upon others, including folks who already own bitcoin but start to believe that they might want to grab a bit of a higher stake, too. Of course, some of the buying/selling dynamics could change at any time and momentum could even dry up.... or even move towards downwards for a period of time. I am surely not wedded to the continuation of some kind of dynamic that seems to be evolving.. but also seems to be bullish for as long as it does continue to play this way. Yeah, my only point on altcoin miners is MOST buy or HODL bitcoin, depending on how they are doing. Thus the Litecoin halving and/or the 'supposed' altcoin catch up in price and some other stuff, COULD effect them HODL'ing and or DUMPING BTC for bills/expenses etc. to keep their equipment and data hall stuff in play, till the next altcoin revival or depending on how they play this HODL Bitcoin. MOST miners I know dabble about 50/50 alts and Bitcoin, as per ASIC equipment now. Thus, it is a big deal, if they have bills to pay, data halls to pay off, etc, etc. To BTC price with a quick dump. Perhaps that means a 'dip' and buying for BTC. Just saying, there would be an effect, IMHO. Anyway, from the usual grumbling I hear of being a miner of any manner anymore is hard as hell. Supposedly, anyway, from my generic contacts on how altcoin mining plays into BTC. Indeed, all my HODL is from altcoin mining. Just saying, seems similar to stuff in the past. I had to deal with on what to mine and what to HODL to keep the doors open on the mining operations. Sure from a miners perspective, on a micro level, these kinds of thoughts will need to be entertained, but in the whole scheme of things, I doubt that miners selling BTC or LTC or a combination due to the LTC halvening would be a factor that is much more than a blip on BTC's radar. There are bigger factors and BIGGER fish for BTC to fry, in my humble bumble opinion. yeah, I guess you are correct, what was the miners vs hold'ers of 2013/14/15 to the amount of BTC miners now is likely micro-economically speaking. You'd not think so from the massive grumbling from miners and tariffs etc. Indeed, having a mixed room of farmers and miners and overhearing the conversations in equipment depreciation and capital gains tax, etc. You'd not be able to tell them apart. But yeah, forgot the universe has gotten much bigger with BTC for this to matter much. Brad
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El duderino_
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July 08, 2019, 10:15:16 PM |
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 Nice bag, is it a real photo?? 
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July 08, 2019, 10:28:54 PM |
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On more serious matters, I'm starting to get really pissed off, with seed regulations, phytosanitary certificates, import permits, and motherfucking Greek customs. All I wanted was Princess 77 Bermuda grass seeds ffs & it seems I'm losing this battle. The dickheads now want an import permit to send the certificate (seeds already stuck in customs), which the customs will grant only when they actually have the certificate. @%$^#&%&@%^  so you want to infect your island with non native grass DNA and you are bent that the authorities are giving it a good eyeball hooooooookay Huh? I'm sorry but my island is already "infected" with Bermuda grass (your average lawn) - just not the sub-hybrid Princess 77 of the same family (less watering, less cutting). All the Greek customs care about (fair enough) is that it doesn't contain any pests, that's why I chose a brand name & also why I need the phyto-certificate. Which by the way I also paid - as instructed, 80 fucking $ - to have the sales supervisor (dickhead) cancel the whole thing because he had a last minute epiphany that I needed an import permit for that - which in reality is exactly vice versa - in order to get the import permit from the customs. Dickheads are everywhere jojo, even in the US. In other words, harmless lawn grass found planet-wide. Dickheads indeed. I tried to import live plants by mail order - a non-invasive species, by the way - and the customs gave me flaming hell. They held the stuff so long that when they eventually cleared it and I got the package, the stuff was dead and mushy. Being just seeds, wouldn't it have been practical to just smuggle a few?
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El duderino_
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July 08, 2019, 10:33:10 PM |
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Don't know him, but like his style DUDE 
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July 08, 2019, 10:37:05 PM |
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 Nice bag, is it a real photo??  Looks photoshopped to me. especially the right hand and how he's holding the bag. Looks like glued onto his knuckles. Zoom in, find out 
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d_eddie
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July 08, 2019, 10:40:19 PM |
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ladder style
I won't be able to mention ladders (in the JJG/Jbreher sense) without secretly or openly laughing at the memory of Globb0's words - brainwashed ladder drone. I'll just state for the record that having a trading scheme which consistently nets small profits, day in and day out on autopilot, has been very good to me. I agree wholeheartedly with your statement. In fact, I've long embraced the ladder approach too, albeit with a personal twist. Because of that, I see myself as a bit of a drone too. I guess that's why Globb0's joke made me laugh so hard.  Incidentally, here's my occasional disclosure. I'm now flat after cashing out my long a little too early and getting scared shitless by the king kong green dildo we've seen today while my small short was still open. I was hoping to close it a little lower, but I wouldn't risk it. Profit practically 0 for this round. Hold'em, fold'em, y'know.
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July 08, 2019, 10:47:03 PM |
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And on that note, with the benefit of hindsight, last week is starting to look like a huge bear defeat  Institutional shorters may soon be invited to a taste of Bitcoin's irrepressible power. Serves them right, those club-waving troglodytes. I just had a taste of her sheer power while I was (ahem) technically short - but sir, it's only because I'd only managed to close the long leg of my trade yet! I was going to... I was going to. Whatever. Nearly 3% play money profit burned. Total profit ~ 0% (0.002 BTC actually.) Serves me right for shorting the corn.
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July 08, 2019, 10:49:15 PM |
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Last month does look similar to a 'reverse head and shoulders', which is quite bullish. We shall see. It would probably surge once above 12500, hopefully.
The catch is, what do you look at for odds? (guesses?) Who knows. Just using the same mental gymnastics I would use with a 'hot' bi-polar girlfriend. When it is good it is very, very good! When it is bad, it is very, very bad. Trademark Bitcoin: 'Doing The Opposite Of What Everyone Expects Since 2009! "Well, dude, we just don't know" (a quote from a famous movie) Same with bipolarity. in 2017 it always looked scary, but it went up 20X. Who knew? It is impossible to predict a top exactly OR it could be age-related. it is tough to hodl in place when you are not a spring chicken anymore, "but try we must". I had been having some similar conversations with my Uncle, who of course is older than me, and yeah of course, if you are thinking that you have a much shorter timeline in which you need your money, then you have to definitely factor in those kinds of variables, and you gotta be a lot more conservative in your strategies, including likely cashing out a lot more percentage and a lot more regularly.
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July 08, 2019, 11:04:51 PM |
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Strong overhead resistance on the daily Bitstamp chart at $12447. Breaking through could be interesting and accelerate the pump, also burn the shorts.
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July 08, 2019, 11:05:53 PM |
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I just had a taste of her sheer power while I was (ahem) technically short - but sir, it's only because I'd only managed to close the long leg of my trade yet! I was going to... I was going to. Whatever. Nearly 3% play money profit burned. Total profit ~ 0% (0.002 BTC actually.) Serves me right for shorting the corn.
Satoshi forgives your sins my child, for you acted out of passion and not hatred. Now quickly eat some potato chips to represent his body and you will be absolved.
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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July 08, 2019, 11:12:30 PM |
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having 4 or 5 obedient 17 year old males around would be pretty dammed handy.
Ha! Haha! HahahhhaaaahhahahahahHahahaHaaaa! Hoo, boy. That's rich. Just got to raise them right, spare the rod and all that...says the non-parent  Four or five 17-year olds is some interesting big love sorta parenting.
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lose: unfind ... loose: untight
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July 08, 2019, 11:18:52 PM |
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As if rote application of traditional investment 'strategies' wasn't silly enough. Flag Pole Angle 45deg? For reals?
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July 08, 2019, 11:47:27 PM |
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What I miss?
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_javi_
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July 08, 2019, 11:53:48 PM |
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