All posts made by Typex in Bitcointalk.org's Wall Observer thread
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Post 26815319 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.34h):
Been lurking on this site and particularly this thread for a several weeks now, finally decided to post. Thanks to this thread Ive learned not to panic sell or buy into FOMO or FUD like most crypto newbs would do in events such as the one the last few days. I got burned in the November flippening and almost cashed out for good.
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Post 26961018 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.35h):
Lets take this small example :
From $1 to $50 is a 50x move WHICH IS THE SAME MOVE from $20,000 to $1,000,000, it's just physiological difficult to the human brain to interpret those high numbers and digest them easily.
Mathematically they might be a similar move but in reality they are not.
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Post 27020811 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.35h):
this bounce can be driven by the B2X fork, you know hold btc to get your forked coins.
We'll see after the 28ish what's what.
Someone posted pages back that we will only get those forked coins if btc is held on certain approved exchanges..
can anyone comment on this?
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Post 27192216 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.36h):
haha this is pretty fucked. and all because of another idiot coin Ripple? lol
just when you thought the bcash stupidity couldn't possibly be topped...
I dont think the XRP pump had much effect on the BTC price. It doesnt come close to topping the bcash shenanigans.
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Post 27514151 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.37h):
It's like you guys think he's Dr. Evil or something. He was here in November for God's sake. Here's a picture we took together at SFO airport as "proof." Roger is a great human being and an awesome ally of Bitcoin.
Great human beings dont use their net worth to defend their arguments. They probably dont believe insider trading is perfectly fine and they dont participate in PnD schemes in which people lose partial or all of their life savings.
I havent met the man but his behavior seems more narcissistic than anything. Awesome ally of Bitcoin
His bcash tantrum video where he calls out someone because they havent ran a "million dollar business before" is cringe worthy. This man is arguably the most recognizable figure head in digital currency, who is worth hundreds of millions of dollars (which is largely a result of him being in the right place at the right time) and this is his behavior....
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Post 27755018 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.37h):
What would happen if there was a crash to $7-8K? So many people who bought in the past several months would be upside down. They might try and escape anytime a rally or bounce back forms, which would keep the price down for an extended period of time.
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Post 28329888 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.38h):
interesting idea:
I never liked of wall street entering in the bitcoin market expecting this kind of tricks.
What volume of futures contracts were written?
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Post 28692158 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.39h):
Any update what is causing current fall?
Price manipulation behind the scenes
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Post 28702833 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.39h):
I think the real news there is that a Norwegian company has 31,000 employees? Who knew.
And they are wasting worktime when they daytrade.
Given the translation, I don't understand the scope. Is the company forbidding trading on the company's dime? On the company's time? Or any trading -- even private, off-hours -- on the part of employees?
It must be on the companies time. I doubt they could forbid a perfectly legal activity done outside the companies time.
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Post 28705878 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.39h):
That's a pretty solid analysis (bookmarked), $55K is a very realistic prediction. I would only assume that at the end of 2018 $55K wouldn't have been to all time high but still a very good price estimation. At the end of the day it's still educated guessing but it was refreshing to see a HQ price analysis based on raw math.
I would assume that a high percentage of those random walks resulted in their ATHs reaching very close to the end of the year.
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Post 28706840 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.39h):
at least the bitcoin market dominance is increasing right now.
At least there's that.
Oh. 34.9%? Is that good?
it was at 33% a few days ago and incredible 34.8% yesterday
It will usually gain market dominance when the overall market cap is dropping because the alts act like leveraged versions of BTC.
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Post 28797731 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.40h):
Good job Boblawblaw !!!... It went under 10.500$ ... I hope your order got filled 100% !!!
No siree. Will leave my order @ $12.5k in place and see what happens over the next 48 hours.
Cme futures scam expires Jan 26 = moon
Can you give a basic explanation of the logic behind that? I don't understand how the Cme futures scam works.
Futures were announced and we had the manipulated bull run November and first few weeks of December.
The manipulators behind the scenes recognized a large price drop and FUD would cause many investors (especially new regular joes) to panic sell.
Take out short positions in those futures contracts.
Manipulate the price down so all the weak hands sell using the regular FUD crypto news like korea etc.
Buy more near the bottom/dips and cash in on short positions = win win.
Another theory Ive seen is the larger miners wanting to squeeze new miners out by making btc less profitable to mine. They again take short positions in futures and paint the tape all the way down.
Either way there is rampant price manipulation. There is a thread around here somewhere where the OP tells everyone in advance that the market is going to crash on monday 15th. Im sure his accuracy was just random hmm.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7pxg0d/2018_crypto_black_monday/
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Post 28932034 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.40h):
This guy makes a good case for why the CME futures expiry tomorrow will be a nonevent:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/7syd2c/expiring_futures_tomorrow_not_so_fast/The CME futures expire tomorrow, and everyone is panicking that Wall Street will manipulate the price downward to gain the most profit... But it's not that simple; CME has limits on what any given entity can hold, that make it almost unprofitable given the cost of manipulation.
Any entity is limited to owning 1k contracts containing 5btc each. Every $5 move in bitcoin is a $25 profit/loss on a contract. In the recent month, we saw the price move from $19k to $10k potentially tomorrow at expiration - accounting for a $9k price move, meaning $45M possible profit (per entity holding the maximum 1k contracts; every $1k move in btc price equals a $5M profit/loss). I am a realist, and do believe that multiple entities could collect and agree on a direction (for example 10 groups) meaning the profit would be $450M for the month of January. However, open interest today says this isn't happening (more on that below).
To manipulate the price today, it costs about $15M to buy all the btc within $1k of the current price (based on the depth chart in GDAX). The group of 10 entities (referenced above) could agree to spend $15M to move the price lower by $1k, thus gaining the group of 10 a total of $50M (or a $35M profit for the group by spending $15M). This will not hold the price down the $1k, however, and many traders would instantly gobble up the orders at the lower price, meaning the entities would need to do this multiple times to keep the price low. A realistic strategy for Wall Street is going to be to hold their "manipulation money" until right before the market closes, and push price down in the hours leading up to expiration (4pm London time, or 11am Eastern Time for CME futures).
As the market matures and becomes more balanced, these opportunities will be harder to accomplish, but I don’t think it’s unreasonable that this could happen tomorrow, but likely in the 9am-11am hours, and likely immediately rebound back.
Finally, the open interest on the futures expiring tomorrow is currently at 1,459 contracts, meaning the total bitcoin in play here is 7,295 btc or ~$80M, meaning the cost of manipulation will dramatically cut into profits. This also means there is not a group of 10 entities teaming up to manipulate the price.
Just food for thought as people prepare for the Wall Street futures dip tomorrow...
TLDR; I don't think it'll happen, the business case and open interest just isn't there.
Its also possible many of those orders are from the same person or entities. The net cost to buy and sell to each other is effectively zero.
I guess we will see tomorrow.
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Post 29567940 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
You have zero clue about Canada you dummy. Germany? Lol, we'll see how Germany is in a few years from now, thanks to Merkel.
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Post 29568497 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
Universal Sickness Care - and it ain't exactly FREE. Big Pharma do not want you healthy. Dental is not covered, along with a lot else. And good luck getting to see a doctor or specialist without a massive wait. That's why people here go elsewhere if they can afford it. Be your own Bank. Be your own Doctor. NOBODY else has your best interests at heart.
Dental isnt covered unfortunately but if you take care of your teeth you will be good. Needing serious medical coverage is a much more
random and expensive event than dental.
I saw a doctor yesterday. Walked right into one of the many "walk-in clinics" scattered everywhere and within 10 minutes I was seeing one, for free.
The specialist I saw twice in 2017 wont fucking leave me alone, keeps calling me for follow ups.
Dont believe any of the BS they feed you south of the border. There is a reason the rest of the developed world has universal healthcare: it works. It isnt perfect but for the vast majority of people its the best solution. If a Canadian desires they can obtain private healthcare, one can even go to the US and 80-90% of it is covered by insurance.
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Post 29569016 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
Sadly, i can attest to this. Stayed in a "free" hospital last year for a week (after i have checked out on "on your own risk"), before they would have actually killed me with misaligned medicine - a dose of glycocortisole 2.5x more than the max my body weight should have allowed - 0.7mg/kg-1.0mg/kg is the "normal" dose - , which i have learned through my smartphone while literally spinning in my bad and bleeding through my sheets due to the waaaay overdosed drugs...and when asked the nurse about "is this infusion really necessary, i have already got one in the morning, she had to check the sheets and said, oh well, no, you are right.."
Socialized medicine=DEATH; no incentive to do good=no fucks given. 5 of us was in the room, and we were actually browsing med sites; we had to protest against meds cause those were obviously detrimental due to sites like Myo clinics and other sources. One dude had to show pictures from google about his skin leasons to the doctor to prove he does not have "aids", and after 3 days of steroids he was healed...
Free healthcare is a joke. Just as anything "free". Competent people work for profit, obviously.
Do you think Canada's health care providers work for free? Our doctors dont make as much as they do in the US but they still make great money, 7x what the median employed Canadian makes. Its also FAR less of a financial cost to become a doctor here vs the US.
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Post 29698150 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
Why does bitcoin follow stocks? Are people using stocks as margin equity for bitcoin?
What happened the past 24 hours would have happened regardless of wall street.
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Post 29711951 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
It means that the rich can no longer screw them financially by rigging the system.
The irony is that tens of thousands of people got screwed the past 6 weeks, who do you think profited?
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Post 29712645 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.42h):
Rigging the system like with mtgox and tether?
I can see why you probably get abused by other people.
Can't work out if you're a retard or just stupid. Where in the code does it mention Mtgox or Tether? where in the white paper are these things mentioned?
It doesnt. They were created by humanity and its greed. There will never be a completely de-centralized payment system because of human nature.
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Post 29897007 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.43h):
I think anyone who buys a pen worths thousands of dollars is a little bit mentally retarded.
Useful artwork is retarded? Maybe you're just poor. I have 2 cigarette lighters that together are worth well over $10k. I assure you that I am no where near mentally retarded. Small scale Lambo's. That's all. I don't smoke. Maybe I need a pen...
Or maybe hes just recognizes spending $10K on a pair of lighters or owning lighters worth that much is pretty fucking stupid. I dont care If someone bought BTC in 2010 and are worth 8 figures, respectable people dont go around calling people poor because they dont buy $3000 pens or $5000 lighters.
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Post 29897302 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.43h):
I think anyone who buys a pen worths thousands of dollars is a little bit mentally retarded.
Useful artwork is retarded? Maybe you're just poor. I have 2 cigarette lighters that together are worth well over $10k. I assure you that I am no where near mentally retarded. Small scale Lambo's. That's all. I don't smoke. Maybe I need a pen...
Or maybe hes just recognizes spending $10K on a pair of lighters or owning lighters worth that much is pretty fucking stupid. I dont care If someone bought BTC in 2010 and are worth 8 figures, respectable people dont go around calling people poor because they dont buy $3000 pens or $5000 lighters.
Wait... calling people retarded is fine though?
Nope, its a terrible word to use.
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Post 31814913 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.47h):
So this is the trustee?
http://www.noandt.com/data/lawyer/index/id/2957/He has only sold 15% or so of whats available.
Looks like this is going to keep the price down for awhile.
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Post 31887685 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.47h):
What did he think would happen by hitting the sell button on big chunks like that, rather than OTC? Either he is incompetent, which is highly unlikely as the old Japanese BAR exam was the hardest exam in the world, or he was "influenced".
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Post 31888758 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.47h):
Someone just ate a million dollar wall I was eyeballing. It took 3 seconds.
Someone had a large buy order for ~100 btc @ 12500 cdn (9750 US) when the price was sub 9K US on quadrigacx. Everyone sold into it and it was gone pretty quickly. Its trading at a $680 USD premium right now
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Post 31888835 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.47h):
That's because they had proper measures in place that recognized something was up. A shit ton of user accounts were hacked. It was a pretty clever scam .
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Post 32688967 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
When using RSI as a technical indicator, what is the appropriate time period to be using? For a large portion of the past day the RSI has been 60-70ish. Will we likely see a drop in the price in the coming days?
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Post 32689609 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
NO G20/EU regulations!!!!
I LOVE MAMA MERKEL!!!!!
Link ?
Its been acknowledged as the reason to the pump we have had over the past day.
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Post 32777981 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
What might this mean for the short term BTC price?
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Post 32798521 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
This is great news. Only 8% currently own cryptos, and another 8% plan to. IOW, the number planning to get in will double the ranks of crypto owners. BullishAF.
Assuming that's correct, we'll be in for another mega-rally. Not entirely convinced about some of their numbers though. Adding up the amounts invested works out at around $70 billion, for example:
| Coin___________ | Pop. % | Avg. Invested (USD) | Total Invested (USD)* |
| Bitcoin | 5.15% | 3,453.89 | 57,631,610,000 |
| Ethereum | 1.80% | 1,243.42 | 7,251,625,000 |
| Bitcoin Cash | 0.90% | 636.22 | 1,855,218,000 |
| Ripple | 0.85% | 299.06 | 823,611,300 |
| Cardano | 0.45% | 84.22 | 122,792,760 |
| Stellar Lumens | 0.40% | 151.38 | 196,188,500 |
| Other | 0.75% | 388.33 | 943,641,900 |
| | | 68,824,685,880 |
*based on 324 million Americans.Thats complete nonsense. Not a chance 5% of americans have Bitcoin, let alone each one of them putting $3500 into it.
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Post 32801815 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
This is great news. Only 8% currently own cryptos, and another 8% plan to. IOW, the number planning to get in will double the ranks of crypto owners. BullishAF.
Assuming that's correct, we'll be in for another mega-rally. Not entirely convinced about some of their numbers though. Adding up the amounts invested works out at around $70 billion, for example:
| Coin___________ | Pop. % | Avg. Invested (USD) | Total Invested (USD)* |
| Bitcoin | 5.15% | 3,453.89 | 57,631,610,000 |
| Ethereum | 1.80% | 1,243.42 | 7,251,625,000 |
| Bitcoin Cash | 0.90% | 636.22 | 1,855,218,000 |
| Ripple | 0.85% | 299.06 | 823,611,300 |
| Cardano | 0.45% | 84.22 | 122,792,760 |
| Stellar Lumens | 0.40% | 151.38 | 196,188,500 |
| Other | 0.75% | 388.33 | 943,641,900 |
| | | 68,824,685,880 |
*based on 324 million Americans.Thats complete nonsense. Not a chance 5% of americans have Bitcoin, let alone each one of them putting $3500 into it.
Can you elaborate why not?
I think that people speculate that the total world adoption is likely less than .5%..... which would be around 35million... and the article seems to be speculating about 17 million americans, when maybe less than 10 million would be more realistic, maybe even less than 5 million.
At my work I interact with hundreds of people of all ages and backgrounds on a day to day basis. While many of them have heard of Bitcoin (largely due to the mania at the end of last year), I estimate 99%+ could not give detailed instructions on how to purchase, move, hold and secure BTC. 99.5% could not explain how BTC and its blockchain works.
I work with 50 people. Only two of us have crypto, despite everyone talking about it last year and me convincing people they should get into the space. None of them pulled the trigger.
If we are talking about 8% of 25-34 year old males, then maybe. But 8% of everyone. I just dont believe that.
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Post 32802089 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
I know an investment adviser with 500 clients. I am the only person he knows that holds crypto.
I know quite a few business clients that come into my work, they are mostly middle aged or older. none of them have a clue about crypto.
I know someone in their early 30s who manages peoples wealth. Ive been told his book is worth 800 million CAD. None of that is in crypto and he would not advise them to invest in it either.
I believe adoption is much lower, maybe 2-3% who actually understand, purchase, secure and follow crypto.
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Post 32806796 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
It seems this sideway action leads to 10000 in April.
And then... who knows...
The general consensus is we are going down further, maybe to re-test the 6k range or below. Im hoping we do so I can go all in. What a great opportunity it was last time and I missed out. I dont plan on making the same mistake again.
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Post 32943021 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.49h):
Just a warning to everyone that reads our forum. This thread is infested by traders dreaming to buy at 2-3K. The desparate trolls are posting on each page with the hope to influence the market. The truth is that there are many hodling thousands of bitcoins that are not going to sell them at these prices. The professional traders look at the ROI price for the miners and see it as the bottom. Currently this is in the 7K-8K range. With the new mining devices the profit will decrease, so even before the halvening the BTC price will climb significantly. Moreover, recall that in Jan-March 2017 the price oscillated in the 800-1200$ range. This year is the same old story, only that BTC added another 0: 8K-12K. Don't trust the bear trolls! They know BTC will add another 0 in the coming years (maybe months) to the price. These guys are pretending to be successful traders but 99% of them are complete failures. They just spread FUD with the hope to turn the few bucks left from the altcoins fiasco to millions, buying as low as possible! All this is just "food for thought" for the noobs who believe Tera and co are sincere in their 'realistic predictions'.
I bet in December you would have called anyone claiming BTC to be $59xx on February 5th a "desperate troll" too. The fact is nobody here really knows whats going to happen. Just because it costs the miners $X
today doesnt mean shit. Trump could make a comment in passing about enacting laws banning crytocurrency and the price would be $2-3K by tomorrow morning.
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Post 34188597 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.51h):
12288 game: June 30th 2018
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Post 35617216 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.53h):
Well.... I have good news and bad news for you.
What do you want first? Ok let's do the good news.
The good news is $200 million tether just entered circulation.
Bad news is the MTGox coins are moving again.
16000 BTC moved today, or about $140 million worth or so.
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Post 35617655 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.53h):
Which explains the dump we just had. Fuck Karpeles.
How many Gox coins left to move?
150000 lol
I dont see the new tether being printed on their site.
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Post 35617750 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.53h):
and I agree fuck him.
Im reading "Digital Gold" right now and it makes him out to be a clown who was in way over his head.
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Post 36823611 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.55h):
Those stats are pure bullshit. Not a chance 50% of the world is knowledgeable about crypto. Only a small percentage of woman are into crypto, which just about destroys that stat.
I would guess less than 2-5% of North Americans could explain what Bitcoin public and private keys are and how they are used. I would consider that topic crypto 101.
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Post 36833735 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.55h):
It is interesting going back to old wallets and scrubbing them for "dust" these days.
I went to my old BitPools website files and knew I had used a few test accounts to make sure the whole process worked with some small amounts of bitcoin.
Turns out those small amounts were .5 BTC each. Around 7-8 tests. I had to write some scripts to scrub a few 10,000 keys files but it paid off...literally.
Now I get to gather all of my fork coin bonus points.
I'll probably throw most of the found money into
varyon. I see it as more money to go toward my future seastead home.
Must be nice to find $60K you forgot about lol
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Post 37645809 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.55h):
If price breaks 6.2k, get ready for 5k, then maybe 3k
No way it goes down to 3K without a large bounce. The RSI has went from 70 to under 40 in the past month.
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Post 38318405 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.56h):
20M in buy orders just went back on stamps book. Weapons hot!
And so it begins, will this dry the current blood in the streets ? or will more blood be spilled ?
Stay tuned..
Buy wall or buying up the sell orders?
Let me refer you to Icygreen, i'm just an observer in this Wall Observer thread.
By the way to OP : great thread you created.....
RSI 2014/15 levels
over sold indicators peaking
a little lower and there will be no lower
feb 2014 to march 2015 was the only time RSI was lower than now (other than 2011)
boom coming soon
(mt gox sell off could hold market back for a while though) - meh manipulation
What time frame are you looking at the RSI on? Thanks
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Post 38377630 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.56h):
Maybe there is some news we havent found out yet that is causing this dump.
Looking at the past year the rsi is currently just above the China ban, Feb 6th and April 1st levels. I wonder if 6800 will hold.
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Post 38665670 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.56h):
r0ach what do you do for a living? Ive been curious since I started reading the wall observer thread.
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Post 38668799 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.56h):
Do you really get rekt every time, bones, or is it just preventive whining?
(You're free not to answer this, of course. It's just a cocky opening.)
I'd try and make the bet smaller relative to my playroll, keeping leverage at maybe 3 tops, 1~1.5 even better. "Going long" can actually mean buying a few cents and stashing away. So can "taking profit." Increasing the amount in the freezer is probably the most hopeful subgoal to gambling with 100% house money.
I mean: you know a few things about retirement and taxes. I'm sure you made a few calculations. I know you understand this magical internet money fairly well, too. Come on.
To be blunt, my finances are a horror story. I truly am REKT. My cryptocurrency portfolio has never been large. We are talking less than 1 BTC worth ATM.
Also, everyone knows the saying that those who can't, teach. Definitely applies to me when it comes to retirement. I have jack shit saved up for retirement and I am 50.
I basically live paycheck to paycheck and the balances on my credit cards increase monthly. I have been working the same job for 15 years and I am probably way overqualified for the position. I hate to admit it, but I am truly an unmotivated loser. What has been nice, starting in November of 2017, is that I did get to cash out on my cryptocurrency profits to keep my head above water. Unfortunately, that well is going to dry up rather quickly. Especially if the BTC market keeps going with the current downtrend. Sometimes I'm just tempted to liquidate all my meager cryptocurrency holdings right now. However, a part of me wants to hold on for as long as possible because quite frankly, it gives me a little ray of hope that maybe things will turn around, and I can delay the looming bankruptcy filing indefinitely.
I will probably regret this posting, since I have bared all to practical strangers. Oh well, at least it was a little therapeutic to have my own pity party.
No point liquidating now (RSI is almost 30) if you have less than 1 BTC. If its any consolation, most of the world lives paycheque to paycheque. I also have less than 1 BTC.
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Post 39032348 (copy this link) (by Typex) (scraped on 2020-04-04_Sat_15.57h):
For the market to grow like we all hope it will, regular people are going to have to come in droves. You can bet that more coins will be lost.
Matthew Mellon was rumored to have $1 Bill worth of XRP. He died last month and apparently his family have been unable to recover the funds.