Quote from: watashi007 on September 11, 2018, 11:53:37 AM

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Quote from: lingwistiko on September 10, 2018, 08:55:28 AM

The steady, lazy and low bitcoin price movement can tell us all that the bearish market is not yet over.

It's not yet over though bitcoin dominance is increasing. The last time I saw it was only around 53% now its up by 56% and is still increasing.

Quote from: lingwistiko on September 10, 2018, 08:55:28 AM

It sometimes frustrates me to see how long the market has been into this trend that is why i just want to stay away from the market or listening to someone else's predictions.

Better to stay away for awhile and get back again if there's something interesting and a sign that bull's coming and the bear's out.

The opportunity to pile up there bitcoin wallet whenever the price seems to dump. Those whom don't seems to cease opportunities goes into whining about the price. Don't be suprised if it's the government that keeps on manipulating price so they can stock up their wallet. For their own benefit, they may be the 'whale ' investors we keep talking about.

I don't think there are governments manipulating the price. Bitcoin is far too speculative for them to be trying to manipulate it just to load up on reserves. However, I do believe there is some manipulation in the markets by huge corporate entities.

The news about Goldman Sachs abandoning a Bitcoin trading desk was apparently "fake news" according to their CFO (if I recall correctly), I seriously think this was an attempt from someone associated with Goldman Sachs to artificially deflate the price. This was just a strange situation in general.

Always load up on these dips, do some cost averaging!