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Can you hear it ? no ? LISTEN .... it is so quiet today ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FZFzCOw1.jpg&t=665&c=9JE2SKxEVu-FPQ)
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November 03, 2015, 02:53:05 PM |
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Can you hear it ? no ? LISTEN .... it is so quiet today ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) ![](https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FZFzCOw1.jpg&t=665&c=9JE2SKxEVu-FPQ) With Bitcoin rallying things become really unstable in the alt markets so I guess we are all waiting to see where it corrects and stabilizes, whether at these levels or it continues to go up. No matter what, this is good for the market in general as a stronger bitcoin helps the whole industry. Dash is now almost $2.80 when we were around $2.30 a few days ago so I am pretty happy. I also think when BTC stabilizes somewhere, no matter where, it will give people confidence to reinvest in other projects. For now it seem like people are either buying BTC or watching from the sidelines. Dash is weathering the storm quite well and development continues at full speed.
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November 03, 2015, 03:59:38 PM |
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Everyone crying into their beers about the price?
It is pretty disappointing. Such a fickle realm is this crypto stuff.
I don't think it's disappointing. Dash is weathering the storm quite well and development continues at full speed.
...because it's supremely placed to take advantage of a worldwide technological and economic consolidation around bitcoin. Way back at its outset, Dash took a gamble on bitcoin compatibility and that gamble is now paying off with every new Bitcoin rally. Also, it's not just a bitcoin clone, it's a truly complimentary technology that occupies all the area bitcoin can no longer touch due to it's 'sensitivity'. If anyone gave me the choice between a bitcoin rally with a bit of a Dash decline in the ratio, or no rally with no Dash decline, I'd take the bitcoin rally any day of the week. If Bitcoin manages to break into mainstream finance and Dash remains in the top 10 marketcap alts, its prospects are amazing.
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November 03, 2015, 04:26:19 PM |
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Everyone crying into their beers about the price?
It is pretty disappointing. Such a fickle realm is this crypto stuff.
I don't think it's disappointing. Dash is weathering the storm quite well and development continues at full speed.
...because it's supremely placed to take advantage of a worldwide technological and economic consolidation around bitcoin. Way back at its outset, Dash took a gamble on bitcoin compatibility and that gamble is now paying off with every new Bitcoin rally. Also, it's not just a bitcoin clone, it's a truly complimentary technology that occupies all the area bitcoin can no longer touch due to it's 'sensitivity'. If anyone gave me the choice between a bitcoin rally with a bit of a Dash decline in the ratio, or no rally with no Dash decline, I'd take the bitcoin rally any day of the week. If Bitcoin manages to break into mainstream finance and Dash remains in the top 10 marketcap alts, its prospects are amazing. Yesss! And masternodes are very stable too! ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif)
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November 03, 2015, 04:35:38 PM |
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Yesss! And masternodes are very stable too! ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Absolutely. That aspect of Dash is a masterstroke and one that brings real diversity to the investment. I'd say just sit back and enjoy the show. I don't see this rally stopping anytime soon except maybe for brief cups of tea. It's headed into 4 figures. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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November 03, 2015, 04:50:55 PM Last edit: November 03, 2015, 05:09:46 PM by toknormal |
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For some coffee break entertainment, take a look at this: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/huobi/btccnyIn its livelier moments, Huobi trading makes western exchanges look like a church jumble sale. 2-figure trades is granular BTC over there. I can sure see why the Chinese govt. like to put the lid back on that pressure cooker from time to time. Bitstamp is just hanging onto its coat-tails - everyone looks at Huobi to see what to do next. As soon as there's the slightest pause in Chinese trading the Western exchanges go into an immediate tailspin, dumping huge amounts of BTC and then manicly buying back in when they see China put down its tea. Hilarious. Edit: Look - it's already at $414 dollars. It put on another $10 just as I was writing that post. BTCe's still in the $370's. The only people that can put a stop to this mayhem is the State Council of the People's Republic. No doubt it's only a question of time now ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Update: First Western exchange over the $400 line = Bitfinex. Update 2: Maybe the Chinese Govt are in fact with this all the way. They've been moping up all the gold for the last few years so it may make sense to let the people mop up all the Bitcoin so that they have a robustly financed population that holds a large part of all the new currencies - both the gold backed remnimby and blockchain decentralised currencies. P.S. Huobi now over $420. 3-day volume approach all time high ever (which was the previous 3 days ![Shocked](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/shocked.gif) )
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November 03, 2015, 05:08:46 PM |
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For some coffee break entertainment, take a look at this: https://bitcoinwisdom.com/markets/huobi/btccnyIn its livelier moments, Huobi trading makes western exchanges look like a church jumble sale. 2-figure trades is granular BTC over there. I can sure see why the Chinese govt. like to put the lid back on that pressure cooker from time to time. Bitstamp is just hanging onto its coat-tails - everyone looks at Huobi to see what to do next. As soon as there's the slightest pause in Chinese trading the Western exchanges go into an immediate tailspin, dumping huge amounts of BTC and then manicly buying back in when they see China put down its tea. Hilarious. Edit: Look - it's already at $414 dollars. It put on another $10 just as I was writing that post. BTCe's still in the $370's. The only people that can put a stop to this mayhem is the State Council of the People's Republic. No doubt it's only a question of time now ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) Update: First Western exchange over the $400 line = Bitfinex. Update 2: Maybe the Chinese Govt are in fact within this. They've been moping up all the gold for the last few years so it may make sense to let the people mop up all the Bitcoin so that they have a robustly financed population that holds a large part of all the new currencies - both the gold backed remnimby and blockchain decentralised currencies. P.S. Huobi now over $420. And finally there goes Stamp too! (Edit: over $400 that is)
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November 03, 2015, 05:17:41 PM |
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Yesss! And masternodes are very stable too! ![Cool](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cool.gif) Absolutely. That aspect of Dash is a masterstroke and one that brings real diversity to the investment. I'd say just sit back and enjoy the show. I don't see this rally stopping anytime soon except maybe for brief cups of tea. It's headed into 4 figures. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Tok, could we get a detailed analysis from you when you have time? As you know, I greatly enjoy reading your posts. I have two questions: are the new capital controls really so draconian that this rally can continue? What happens if/when the Chinese government steps in and cracks down, like they did in December13/January14? Is there any solid Western demand, or is China the only source of major demand as in Nov13?
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November 03, 2015, 05:17:51 PM |
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And finally there goes Stamp too!
(Edit: over $400 that is)
Unfortunately it's impossible to do any T/A on a vertical line. Huobi seems to want to get to $500 in a matter on minutes. Dash holding beautifully steady at 7, enjoying the elevator ride.
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November 03, 2015, 05:25:13 PM |
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are the new capital controls really so draconian that this rally can continue? What happens if/when the Chinese government steps in and cracks down, like they did in December13/January14? Is there any solid Western demand, or is China the only source of major demand as in Nov13?
I don't really think it is the capital controls that's driving it. It's a whole mix of stuff. More than anything, if you just look back at the history of bitcoin valuation, it's basically doing the bitcoin "thang".....big rise, collapse, retrace to 20% of the last rise, wait a long time for the price to get fully compacted, then another big rise and price in the new fundamentals. Things like the Eu ruling and the Chinese devaluation are just the sparks that light the tinder. The reason I think that is because there have been so many 'sparks' during the last 2 years - everything from Overstock to ETF rumours and bitcoin didn't do anything. On the other hand, I've got massive deja vu right now from 2013 and the jump up to 266 in April of that year. That was Cyprus according to everyone but actually what happened is that it was ripe for a rise. Then it compressed around $70-$90 for months till Christmas before taking off again. I think it's just the growth pattern. Fundamentals grow and get priced in in jumps, not linearly. I wouldn't be surprised if we got a jump to $2-3000 then a retrace to say $1000. (Or if I may be so bold, a jump to $6000 then a retrace to $1500). Of course it could always puff out at $500. But the thing is, the longer cryptocurrencies survive, the more they defy the critics and the more "fear" gets into people about being left out. They also get huge amounts of publicity whenever there's a rise and the infrastructure's getting more user friendly all the time. Wait till Dash delivers Evolution - that's going to be a massive jump in useability for all crypto. So it's a kind of self-fuelling cycle that brings adoption ever closer to inevitability. Update: Here we go, Zerohedge is talking about Bitcoin every day now. Soon eyebrows will be raised all over the place including Bloomberg.
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November 03, 2015, 05:34:35 PM |
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are the new capital controls really so draconian that this rally can continue? What happens if/when the Chinese government steps in and cracks down, like they did in December13/January14? Is there any solid Western demand, or is China the only source of major demand as in Nov13?
I don't really think it is the capital controls that's driving it. It's a whole mix of stuff. More than anything, if you just look back at the history of bitcoin valuation, it's basically doing the bitcoin "thang".....big rise, collapse, retrace to 20% of the last rise, wait a long time for the price to get fully compacted, then another big rise and price in the new fundamentals. Things like the Eu ruling and the Chinese devaluation are just the sparks that light the tinder. The reason I think that is because there have been so many 'sparks' during the last 2 years - everything from Overstock to ETF rumours and bitcoin didn't do anything. On the other hand, I've got massive deja vu right now from 2013 and the jump up to 266 in April of that year. That was Cyprus according to everyone but actually what happened is that it was ripe for a rise. Then it compressed around $70-$90 for months till Christmas before taking off again. I think it's just the growth pattern. Fundamentals grow and get priced in in jumps, not linearly. I wouldn't be surprised if we got a jump to $2-3000 then a retrace to say $1000. (Or if I may be so bold, a jump to $6000 then a retrace to $1500). Of course it could always puff out at $500. But the thing is, the longer cryptocurrencies survive, the more they defy the critics and the more "fear" gets into people about being left out. They also get huge amounts of publicity whenever there's a rise and the infrastructure's getting more user friendly all the time. Wait till Dash delivers Evolution - that's going to be a massive jump in useability for all crypto. So it's a kind of self-fuelling cycle that brings adoption ever closer to inevitability. Good points...Lord knows that all the good stuff that has happened in the ecosystem in the last two years has been basically ignored price-wise.
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November 03, 2015, 05:37:17 PM |
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are the new capital controls really so draconian that this rally can continue? What happens if/when the Chinese government steps in and cracks down, like they did in December13/January14? Is there any solid Western demand, or is China the only source of major demand as in Nov13?
I don't really think it is the capital controls that's driving it. It's a whole mix of stuff. More than anything, if you just look back at the history of bitcoin valuation, it's basically doing the bitcoin "thang".....big rise, collapse, retrace to 20% of the last rise, wait a long time for the price to get fully compacted, then another big rise and price in the new fundamentals. Things like the Eu ruling and the Chinese devaluation are just the sparks that light the tinder. The reason I think that is because there have been so many 'sparks' during the last 2 years - everything from Overstock to ETF rumours and bitcoin didn't do anything. On the other hand, I've got massive deja vu right now from 2013 and the jump up to 266 in April of that year. That was Cyprus according to everyone but actuall what happened is that it was ripe for a rise. Then it compressed around $70-$90 for months till Christmas before taking off again. I think it's just the growth pattern. Fundamentals grow and get priced in in jumps, not linearly. It's very very similar to Nov 2013 except in this early stage we've jumped up $100 in 3 days. If you put Bitwisdom's Bitstamp chart on 3Days and scroll all the way back and look at that run up to the ATH, prices were going up as follows: Nov 2 - 4 $201 -> $232 Nov 5 - 7 $227 -> $300 Nov 8 - 10 $266 -> $363 Nov 11 - 13 $316 -> $401 Nov 14 - 16 $384 -> $448 Nov 17 - 19 $376 -> $754 Nov 20 - 22 $442 -> $801 Nov 23 - 25 $749 -> $875 Nov 26 - 28 $804 -> $1048 Nov 29 - Dec 1 $799 -> $1163 Given it's powering even harder than what we saw back then it won't surprise me at all if the bubble is ten times the previous one. We could easily see $10K BTC this time.
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November 03, 2015, 05:39:37 PM |
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By the way, I think the timing for Dash's Evolution developments (2016+) could not be better.
It's had a total hammering this year and survived but Evolution will take it out of the nursery just at a time when real adoption - as opposed to speculative trading - will value user-oriented features far more highly than a speculative market would.
The features that Dash is targeting are all weaknesses in Bitcoin and yet have a great practical impact on day to day use. Thats why I say if it can keep itself visible in the top 10 it will get a lot of attention and investment from diversifying investors as well as possible actual real markets for new monetary media.
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November 03, 2015, 06:30:16 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
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November 03, 2015, 06:36:30 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Where do you see that?
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November 03, 2015, 06:40:50 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Where do you see that? Looking at poloniex
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November 03, 2015, 06:43:40 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Where do you see that? Looking at poloniex According to the poloniex depth chart I'm looking at, 2k Dash worth of sales would drop the price to .006766
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November 03, 2015, 06:53:37 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Where do you see that? Looking at poloniex According to the poloniex depth chart I'm looking at, 2k Dash worth of sales would drop the price to .006766 I have exagerrated a little bit... DASH is sweating hard compared with ETH and bitshares or all other alts. yet the support is still small!
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November 03, 2015, 06:56:27 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Good thing the MN count is rising then ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) I'm surprised how solid the DRK/BTC rate is looking, many alts have broken away entirely. I'm more worried about the inevitable downside of this rise, not much depth on Dashs ask side and it'll dry up quickly, hopefully the MN count will stay as solid when that happens. Ok, but do we know how many MN are controlled by exchange itself? If 60% of trade happens in Polionex, they can easily set up 50% in masternodes and just dump the coins... Or am i paranoid?
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November 03, 2015, 07:01:03 PM |
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There seems to be no support for dash... 2MN and we go down to 0.003 :/
Where do you see that? Looking at poloniex According to the poloniex depth chart I'm looking at, 2k Dash worth of sales would drop the price to .006766 I have exagerrated a little bit... DASH is sweating hard compared with ETH and bitshares or all other alts. yet the support is still small! Yeah we are holding pretty nicely, because if people have BTC for right now they are keeping it and riding the wave until it at least seems to peak somewhere. The confidence people have in Dash is amazing holding close to .0070 through this rise, once BTC peaks we could see a little rally of our own.
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