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So masterluc is back ok to follow ??
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BlackHatCoiner
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Farewell, Leo
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August 03, 2020, 10:22:20 AM |
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Bitcoin be like
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So masterluc is back ok to follow ??
Bull market is obvious now so it's just a safe bet... he's being captain Obvious again...
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August 03, 2020, 10:31:01 AM |
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August 03, 2020, 10:34:33 AM |
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wait what?
Masterluc predicitng UP movement?
Oh uh...
I have bad feeling about this...
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Pfiou didn't expect so much upside. I had an order at 10K€ on Kraken that was touched but not executed, many must have had an order there for years, mine is only a few months old. I still can see it gone today.
Nothing too exciting though, just another step on the ladder.
You should not be setting your ladder steps at round numbers, and without getting too caught up in the placement of the orders of other people, of course, you do want to attempt to front-run any order placement locations that might have a lot of resistance/support and therefore even having a decent cushion between your set order and the likely resistance and support points .. some of those resistance / support points are going to be more obvious than others, and other resistance / support points might only develop after you had already placed your orders. By the way, usually, I personally, don't really monitor or second-guess my ladder orders once I place them. Except the overall caveat above regarding round numbers and anticipated resistance/support points, I largely place my ladder orders in accordance with my own measurements and preferences rather than giving too many shits about what others might be doing or how they might be changing their orders at specific locations after I had already placed my orders... but hey, I am not saying that there might NOT be some learning involved in such monitoring of how orders are placed and being placed by others and maybe from time to time you might be able to increase the likelihood of your order(s) filling before the price reverses (which tends to be a goal of laddering). Nonetheless, having said all of that, after you have kind of learned some various strategies, I tend to find it a bit of a waste of time to dicker around very much with my orders or even to monitor how close they are being filled by the behaviors of others, once I have placed my orders.. either they fill or they don't fill.. and once they fill, then I can place the order(s) of the opposite direction. I tried to offset my orders but since my steps are very small I figured it wasn't worth the complication. Using round numbers is much easier, especially in times like these days when I have to make dozens of orders a day. Also, since I trade in Euros, I'm already offset randomly compared to the main USD price. I was right about 10000€, the price went up to 10200€. Then crashed while I was sleeping. Too bad this action happens during my vacation with family, going to the beach everyday or sailing. While it didn't move for weeks when I was bored silly at work...
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August 03, 2020, 11:30:50 AM |
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Ok guys, it looks like the bull market is back in full swing. Get over the 2018 PTSD and start taking risks again. You might not get another opportunity like this for several years. As I mentioned previously, all genuine upwards momentum must be interrupted by periods of horizontal trading (or even slight decline) to build support walls. Going up too quickly without a break will lead to an equally fast flash crash—like we have seen many times in the past. We have now been on an uptrend since mid-March, and the $10,000 threshold is now acting as an extremely strong psychological support. While we remain above this threshold, we're still bullish. The Bitcoin hash rate is now at all-time high; The next weak resistances are at $1,541 and $11,734—and remember, we absolutely smashed both of these last week. We have strong supports at $11,068 and $10,788—less than 5% away from the current price. Bitcoin's momentum indicates we are on the cusp of an absolutely meteoric climb, potentially beginning in the next couple of weeks. Are you going to miss out (again?!)
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August 03, 2020, 12:27:14 PM |
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meh, why is this wonderful thread closed? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=163258.1720;topicseenthere are true gems to be found in there: This one is a no brainer. Paid roughly 3500 bitcoins for a mini rig. At the time btc was approx 8 bucks a piece. Had I held on to them, I would have become a millionaire a few times over. Had BFL shipped on time, it would been a good bet, but It was bad timing. I also should have invested into friedcats deal. I came really close, but didnt.. It seems like every investment turned out bust. the ones I turned out were the ones i should have invested in.. So, I totally believe in buying and holding. h o l y fuck. $35mio for a mini rig. BFL? it is one of those threads where you can actually learn something. check this one out: Mining 10,000 coins, selling them at $2 a pop because money was tight. I told everyone this is the next big thing, then ignored my own advice. That was an $8,000,000 mistake. Wish I had forgot about a few.
Joining the bay area bitcoin meetups in 2011, meeting lots of entrepreneurs with great ideas who wanted to work with me, even pay in bitcoins, then moving away for a new comfortable salaried job.
Buying in at $200 a few months ago when I again realized I hadn't missed the boat, then selling at $300 for a quick buck thinking I could buy back in.
Buying in again at $1000, then the crash happened.
Getting hacked at MtGox, CampBX, Inputs.io
I made a lot of "almost" right decisions. No more trading for me Tongue getting nausea just reading this... edit: just some measly $100mio mistake. edit2: sry for necroing..
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August 03, 2020, 01:39:11 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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edit: just some measly $100mio mistake.
As a famous (asoiaf) quote tells "If I look back, I am lost." People often make poor decisions. Some make good decisions that eclipse the bad ones, some just go forward and some live with regrets (maybe it was closed because of the 3rd group, maybe because of getting spammy, I don't know). Especially before 2017 it came easy to sell cheap. Many didn't think Bitcoin can get this high (or higher!); now we've seen that 20k is easily possible. Just think on those who didn't sell. Those who didn't sell altcoins that looked great until they crumbled to dust. The best option may be somewhere in the middle. Then you can say something like "I won some and I've lost some". Actually one of the known advises is to not hold the whole bag and also don't sell in all in one step (maybe with different words). But this means that those are 100% money one "affords to lose" (doesn't have to touch for decade/s). Not possible everywhere.
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bkbirge
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August 03, 2020, 01:42:19 PM |
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Man, trumpverse twitter is nuts.
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August 03, 2020, 02:11:20 PM |
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August 03, 2020, 02:24:22 PM |
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Terrifyingly important podcast https://twitter.com/ttmygh/status/1289863271131086848Bill and Grant welcome Russell Napier to The End Game to discuss the reasons behind the long-term disinflationist's recent decision to step off that train and prepare for the return of inflation.Using examples from the 1690s, 1930s and 1970s, Russell makes the case for inflation in the United States hitting 4% before the end of the year and explains why recent moves by the U.S. government to circumvent the Federal Reserve have changed the game dramatically and, potentially, bring The End Game much closer. Russell offers a primer on real financial repression and explains how dangerously different the world may look in the not-too-distant future. Strap yourself in - this is another head-spinning conversation. Lots of the others are very good. related https://twitter.com/blockbain/status/1287859725997084672 thread Historical data suggests extreme inflation has already occurred and that we are all boiled frogs.
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August 03, 2020, 02:34:24 PM |
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August 03, 2020, 02:50:49 PM |
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Goddamn it. Why didn't I put in a buy order just in case this happened? Man.... ;(
Hope we retest 10k again.
Wishing for down is not permissible, here. Whoaza...., Maybe goldkingcoiner is correct (above)? We cannot have too much optimism. That optimism must be broken. right guys?
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August 03, 2020, 02:51:35 PM |
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*laughing my ass off* Christ, I love how stupid people can really be. It's why you should always make money off dumb people.
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August 03, 2020, 02:54:15 PM Merited by JayJuanGee (1) |
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h o l y fuck. $35mio for a mini rig. BFL?
No wonder I have never seen one on Ebay: People probably sacrificed them to the God of Death or bashed them into little bits with hammers or something. That thread does make me feel more in sync with others about my past stupidity. Well not stupidity: We did the best we could with the information we had. If everyone had held their coinz then they would never have been worth anything to begin with. Ah well.
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August 03, 2020, 03:00:29 PM |
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Reminds me of when I 1st heard Deep Purple's "Smoke on the Water" and thought the refrain was "Slooooow running Hoooooorses!....."
...on fire in the sky. Obviously, a hymn from the book of revelations. I wonder what's that "mobile" they are referring to as in: "To make records with a mobile We didn't have much time..." calling @JimboToronto... They were recording an album for mobile studios on the spur of the moment is the story. IIRC some stupid with a flare gun burned it to the ground smoke on the water and fire in the sky. frank zappa of the mother’s studio was burned to the ground. My first concert at long islands nassau coliseum. 1972 I was 15. Hah, those were the days of youth for me as well. My Mom was a bartender and i used to play this on the jukebox all day long. these days it would be child abuse to have kids in bars. she used toi say i was better off in the bar with her than on the streets My wife's granddad then her dad owned a bar from the 1930's to 1980 In Jamaica Queens., He was Joe the bartender before Jackie Gleason was.
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