Wall Observer BTC/USD - Bitcoin price movement tracking & discussion

[ChartBuddy]

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[serveria.com]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022... 

Thanks sir, we were waiting for you to come and shed some light on this. We appreciate you're being so kind to come down here to us plebs and show us the way. Everybody sell now! 

[Arriemoller]

Is there a house of lords in Canada? And if so, who sits in it.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[modrobert]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022...  

I think it fits reality, even if Bitcoin doesn't actually change in value when traded for goods/services (seriously doubt this due to adoption, but bear with me). For example, you need roughly 12 BTC to buy a Lambo now, at the end of the year, maybe it will still be 12 BTC for a Lambo, but the poll still fits. Can you guess what happened in this example?

in that case.. 50.000 should be altered to <50.000 and the poll works for me ;-)

The correct answer for the example is inflation. If you pay USD $3.75 now for a gallon of milk, and USD $4.70 for a gallon of milk at the end of the year, the BTC price could potentially move from $40k to $50k during this time without actually changing value in relation to milk.

[somac.]

So I'm guessing we'll see more false flag type events happening in Ukraine this weekend and every one of them will drop the price lower. From that we’ll probably see 35k before Monday, but, when next week comes and then goes not only will there not be a Russian invasion but all the FUD will have shifted somewhere else to ensure that our leaders don't look so retarded with all the war mongering rhetoric.

At what price will BTC be at then I wonder, back above 40k? or still in the 30s? because for some retarded reason we don’t get the bounce but the other assets do? Those marginal sellers truly are idiots, I’m not upset that these short time frame folk get punished so regularly.

HODL strong and continue to DCA.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[serveria.com]

So I'm guessing we'll see more false flag type events happening in Ukraine this weekend and every one of them will drop the price lower. From that we’ll probably see 35k before Monday, but, when next week comes and then goes not only will there not be a Russian invasion but all the FUD will have shifted somewhere else to ensure that our leaders don't look so retarded with all the war mongering rhetoric.

At what price will BTC be at then I wonder, back above 40k? or still in the 30s? because for some retarded reason we don’t get the bounce but the other assets do? Those marginal sellers truly are idiots, I’m not upset that these short time frame folk get punished so regularly.

HODL strong and continue to DCA.

I'm not so sure we're going down (a bit) because of the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Anyhow: Russia embraces BTC - price goes up, Ukraine embraces BTC - price goes down. Funny shit.  

[savetherainforest]

So I'm guessing we'll see more false flag type events happening in Ukraine this weekend and every one of them will drop the price lower. From that we’ll probably see 35k before Monday, but, when next week comes and then goes not only will there not be a Russian invasion but all the FUD will have shifted somewhere else to ensure that our leaders don't look so retarded with all the war mongering rhetoric.

At what price will BTC be at then I wonder, back above 40k? or still in the 30s? because for some retarded reason we don’t get the bounce but the other assets do? Those marginal sellers truly are idiots, I’m not upset that these short time frame folk get punished so regularly.

HODL strong and continue to DCA.

Russia invading Ukraine == Bullish!

[strawbs]

Well we're going down because stocks are going down. Stocks prices always drop when there's potentially war on the horizon (however fabricated) or some other disruption to the system (also however fabricated). And BTC often follows stock prices. So we are going down because of the Russia-Ukraine 'crisis' but indirectly. Probably.

[somac.]

So I'm guessing we'll see more false flag type events happening in Ukraine this weekend and every one of them will drop the price lower. From that we’ll probably see 35k before Monday, but, when next week comes and then goes not only will there not be a Russian invasion but all the FUD will have shifted somewhere else to ensure that our leaders don't look so retarded with all the war mongering rhetoric.

At what price will BTC be at then I wonder, back above 40k? or still in the 30s? because for some retarded reason we don’t get the bounce but the other assets do? Those marginal sellers truly are idiots, I’m not upset that these short time frame folk get punished so regularly.

HODL strong and continue to DCA.

I'm not so sure we're going down (a bit) because of the Russia-Ukraine crisis. Anyhow: Russia embraces BTC - price goes up, Ukraine embraces BTC - price goes down. Funny shit.  

General risk off type moves because of the supposed WW3 coming our way. Just like with the Fed jawboning markets move in sync with these macro developments.

Funny is right though, with the current environment the way it is we should be up up and away. I cause we shouldn't expect people to understand what Bitcoin is until its too late for them to get it. Kind of like what some Canadians are going through right now.

[xhomerx10]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022... 

 It's ALIVE! 
 Welcome back to the fray.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[modrobert]

So I'm guessing we'll see more false flag type events happening in Ukraine this weekend and every one of them will drop the price lower. From that we’ll probably see 35k before Monday, but, when next week comes and then goes not only will there not be a Russian invasion but all the FUD will have shifted somewhere else to ensure that our leaders don't look so retarded with all the war mongering rhetoric.

At what price will BTC be at then I wonder, back above 40k? or still in the 30s? because for some retarded reason we don’t get the bounce but the other assets do? Those marginal sellers truly are idiots, I’m not upset that these short time frame folk get punished so regularly.

HODL strong and continue to DCA.

Russia invading Ukraine == Bullish!

Russia defending its regions within Ukraine according to the Minsk agreement against Neo-Nazis and ISIS would be a more accurate description.

[bitcoinminer42]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022... 

 It's ALIVE! 
 Welcome back to the fray.

...was doing some hibernation ;-)

don't you guys think about the opportunity of bear-market?
it's obviously that the most of the bored corona/covid capital is already in...
having a look on the long term chart it looks more like a finger from goldman than a healthy bull formation...

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[xhomerx10]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022...  

I think it fits reality, even if Bitcoin doesn't actually change in value when traded for goods/services (seriously doubt this due to adoption, but bear with me). For example, you need roughly 12 BTC to buy a Lambo now, at the end of the year, maybe it will still be 12 BTC for a Lambo, but the poll still fits. Can you guess what happened in this example?

in that case.. 50.000 should be altered to <50.000 and the poll works for me ;-)

The correct answer for the example is inflation. If you pay USD $3.75 now for a gallon of milk, and USD $4.70 for a gallon of milk at the end of the year, the BTC price could potentially move from $40k to $50k during this time without actually changing value in relation to milk.

 What if you paid USD $3.75 for a US gallon of milk and inadvertently picked up an imperial gallon of milk for USD $4.70 at the end of the year? 

[modrobert]

guys, your poll doesn't fit the reality... we won't see prices like this in 2022...  

I think it fits reality, even if Bitcoin doesn't actually change in value when traded for goods/services (seriously doubt this due to adoption, but bear with me). For example, you need roughly 12 BTC to buy a Lambo now, at the end of the year, maybe it will still be 12 BTC for a Lambo, but the poll still fits. Can you guess what happened in this example?

in that case.. 50.000 should be altered to <50.000 and the poll works for me ;-)

The correct answer for the example is inflation. If you pay USD $3.75 now for a gallon of milk, and USD $4.70 for a gallon of milk at the end of the year, the BTC price could potentially move from $40k to $50k during this time without actually changing value in relation to milk.

 What if you paid USD $3.75 for a US gallon of milk and inadvertently picked up an imperial gallon of milk for USD $4.70 at the end of the year? 

That would be great, only 5% inflation, almost at propaganda levels.

[ChartBuddy]

Explanation

[Copetech]

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 What if you paid USD $3.75 for a US gallon of milk and inadvertently picked up an imperial gallon of milk for USD $4.70 at the end of the year?  

Dude... Milk ain't supposed to be kept that long! When it start getting chunky & chewy, you really should throw it out, and maybe focus on smaller carton sizes. Maybe try a pint for $2.89?