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May 21, 2020, 08:37:07 PM |
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There is no such kind of alerts, so its like just to promote some kind of services to crypto noobs. You can do any research on whale action and manipulation, if it is possible to do then they are not actually whales.Only bump and dump groups are possible which is done thorough normal traders dumping or bumping at the same time.
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ScamViruS
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May 21, 2020, 09:04:53 PM |
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I've been watching their alerts for a long time. But it is doubtful how much impact this has had on the market. Large transactions do not mean that the market will suddenly pump or dump. Whale traders always transfer their funds from one exchange to another. Because one exchange does not have all the coins, they transfer funds to another exchange to trade their coins. Withdraws funds from the exchange to the wallet again, after his trading is over. That's the way it goes. But one thing Whalealert can do is alert everyone, That is the alert of USDT printing. If you follow them you will see how usdt is printing new usdt every day and entering the market. Without these, I don't think their data is very useful for market signals.
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May 21, 2020, 11:01:45 PM |
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Such a scenario is not strong enough to prove any action the whale will take, I think it is enough for us to have a positive opinion because if such a signal is made for a high alert because of concerns about dumping, then it will only hurt yourself and also, there are lots of coins on the market so big transactions don't seem to guarantee that whales will use only one cryptocurrency whether it's for pumping or dumping.
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thesmallgod
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May 22, 2020, 02:02:54 PM |
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I have seen CZ Binance on twitter posting about a whale alert received and deposited into binance a few weeks ago. It will be difficult to trace on the order book and also know the intention of the whale because you cant monitor when the whale intend to trade the coin and how he/she intend to trade it. And from my experience, most traders are compel to move toward the direction of the market so trying to trade to make gain due to crypto whale alert might be very difficult.
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Natalim
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May 22, 2020, 02:29:45 PM |
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It depends on a certain coin actually and its trading volume, for bitcoin 100 btc is not a huge amount considering the total trading volume of bitcoin in 24 hours is 4000 btc at the moment, so even if that volume will drop, 100 btc is till a very small amount, it will not move the market. refer to this credit to the owner of the pic
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Harlot
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May 22, 2020, 02:47:49 PM |
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here is the question, Lets say i get a message that there is a transaction of 100BTC to the exchange i'm currently using. I can assume that it can affect the trade in some way , can look for changes in this amount of BTC in the order book but is this info can tell me somehow if the intention of the whale is to pull up or down the market ? How reliable this type of data can be ? Same scenario can be of leaving the exchange..
No you can't assume that this transaction is in any of the market order, chances are it already have been bought or sold that's why it is reflecting in the whale alert. Assuming that this order is in the market order will just make you be vulnerable to market manipulation through fake buy and sell orders which commonly happens a lot in the crypto market to put in some influence in the orders. Basically analyzing Bitcoin just by using market orders will just make your analysis inaccurate since it is not reliable, what you can do though is to analyze the charts first before looking at the market orders since if you want to see the through volume you must look at its charts rather than the market orders.
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DoublerHunter
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May 22, 2020, 03:33:46 PM |
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^ Whale alerts probably not be accurate or reliable enough for you to do predictions on what will happen on the market it might be a false alert projected intentionally that would only initiate aggressive movements in the market. It can also be true and will definitely cause a huge impact on the market and if that happened it might be too late for it has already been done and you get impacted right away. Nevertheless, it will still be your intuition that matters here avoid getting affected by some alerts it may only ruin your strategies in trading.
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wozzek23
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May 22, 2020, 03:45:16 PM |
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You are not even sure if the information you're getting is correct . If it's correct, then it's likely to have an effect in the market, but you shouldn't really be relying on these websites, if you're not sure as to whether they are right or not. It is best to just use technical analysis and do your thing, if you're good at it. You can also be making use of the news and big platforms like Cointelegraph.com and the rest of them. Most of the good experts I see usually just make use of technical analysis and they also follow up with trends to know what's going to happen next.
If we get chances to follow whales to enter and leave the markets along with them then we can easily make profits from crypto markets. Because, if we trade along with whales then we can easily ride on market directions as whales are known for manipulating markets at their preferences.
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BuNga_cute
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May 22, 2020, 04:31:12 PM |
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This is interesting crypto trading, no one can predict 100% accurately. Cryptocurrency has volatile prices and therefore sometimes prices can suddenly go down or up. Likewise with the movement of whales in exchanges, it is very difficult to predict. The website called whale-alert.io is quite helpful for me as a comparison with the results of the analysis that I have made. So don't trust the website whale-alert.io too much, just do your own analysis.
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Ridwan Fauzi
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May 23, 2020, 04:12:05 AM |
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The data maybe real but it is not always change the bitcoin price movement. I really familar with such bot and I have been using it for at least one year but so far I never thought to using it as a strategy to trade.
Also, I never found if the large amount of bitcoin has sent to an exchange and after that those bitcoin is included to the order book. If you use order book as your strategy you can using it directly, you don't need to another platform.
Also, trading with use order book strategy is useful for trader scalping and I'm not part with such trader. It will make my tired and confused to decide between hold, buy and sell.
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btcholder
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May 24, 2020, 08:25:36 PM |
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Is that really possible to know when big whales comes to the market..? I don't know how much people make benefit from that kinda data but i think it's better to stay away from this kinda things. It might be destroy your basic trading plan. If you somehow track down that big whales are coming to the market but how can you know that they came for buying or selling their assets. So basically better idea is strict to your own plan.
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bearexin
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May 24, 2020, 08:51:58 PM |
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Lets say i get a message that there is a transaction of 100BTC to the exchange i'm currently using. I can assume that it can affect the trade in some way , can look for changes in this amount of BTC in the order book but is this info can tell me somehow if the intention of the whale is to pull up or down the market ? How reliable this type of data can be ? Same scenario can be of leaving the exchange..
We cannot have a solid scenario for your question. If a whale enters into an exchange, we all usually expect a down fall but what if the owners of exchanges moving same level of big amount of BTC for their business purposes? So, we cannot assume all whales movements will be leading to massive sell-off. I usually do not follow any such tips for my trading because I am well aware of how bitcoin markets will react and bounce back to normal even a heavy sell-off happens. Over the time, I guess we cannot identify and follow whales as they may hide behind multiple small amounted transactions hence now itself we should start practicing a trading habits without following them. Anticipating the future changes and enhancing ourselves based on future demands will definitely help us to stay competitive.
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