Quote from: Cryptotourist on Today at 05:47:56 AM

Quote from: JayJuanGee on September 13, 2020, 05:08:01 PM

I will admit that I may have gotten a wee bit too excited too, in my below-captioned post from earlier...

Have a lil faith Jay Juan.

Quote from: JayJuanGee on September 13, 2020, 05:08:01 PM

I had also made another post suggesting that the weekly candle has to close higher than $10,300 in order to be green.

Hodl my spear if you have to:

Yes, it appears that my excitement from a few days ago has been reached (and breached) with a breaking above $10,600 in the past 45 minutes.

Good to see. Good to see. We have not been here in the supra $10,600 range for 11 days, and there were moments, even in the past 24 hours that closing in the red on the weekly candle or even closing below $10k on the daily were easily within reach (within a few percentage) - but alas, did not pass.

Accordingly, we are back to a hopium statement that 4 digit BTC prices might never be possible again. Perhaps? Perhaps? Poor lil no coiners and precoiners who failed/refused to buy.. in the four digits, and we spent a lot of time there in the past three years... more time than some of us would have preferred, that's for sure. Cry

Of course, the longer that we are above $10k, the more comfortable we can become that 4 digits might be over forever and ever.

A couple of months ago (in the end of July), when we got back into this particular supra $10k streak, my assertion was that we would likely need to get above $13,880 before I would start to feel confident that 4 digits would be over, forever.

Currently, I am thinking that the threshold of confidence may have come down a wee bit - even though I don't have any kind of exact number in mind..... point being is that the longer that we have these supra $10k BTC prices, even in the $11ks and $12ks, the more solid the bottom likely becomes and the more difficult for the bearwhales to drop king daddy prices down below $10k (even if such bearwhales are going to continue to exist at these here seemingly and relatively bargain prices).