$11000 in one hour

Observing green candle.
Yeah, you see that crazy ass fuck? aka lil fiend, bitcoin.
45 minutes after the weekly candle closes in the red (by about $130), then she shoots above $10,922 (o.k. Toxic already said it, but worth repeating, no?) - which was the amount required for closing in the green. O.k.... Maybe it is not sustainable? But who knows... we may well be getting $11k... currently
$11,950 $10,950 was hit within about the past 5 minutes.
Edit: Woops yeah.. thanks Homer... Fixed it... Hopefully, I did not cause any guys to prematurely contract hookers, lambos and blow, and then have to cancel. That would suck
(hopefully).
This range has become the new settle price, at least I much prefer to when the settle price was around $5,000. (Or well maybe I don't I did enjoy buying cheap coin)
There remains a bit of tension with what you are saying, kingcolex, and I am not really sure what that is, and surely sorry that you did not snap up enough of those cheap coins in the sub $6ks, sub $5ks - and even sub $8ks is seeming kind of cheap now.
Are you suggesting that we may well be in a kind of supra $10k range, but really how long have we been here? Are you going to proclaim that we got here in the end of July, so we have been supra $10k ever since? Perhaps? Perhaps?
Of course we have a poll on the topic too, and so far the results are coming out quite mixed in terms of whether we are ever seeing sub $10k ever again.
Personally, I am leaning towards sub $10k being more than 50/50 possible because we are too damned close (relatively speaking) to be able to completely write it off, in terms of actual odds. And, surely, I am more than willing for the less than 50% chance to play out since I don't have any actual sentimental value for sub $10k bitcoin, even though sure, nostalgically, we spent the vast majority of our life there, so far.
Surely, it feels much better than where we were at in mid-to-late 2018 ($6ks and upper $3ks) and late 2019 ($6k to $8k) - but even now, when we look back at each of those periods they are a bit difficult to identify, exactly because, we weren't really in any of those price zones very long, either. Of course, once we get some further passage of time then we are better able to characterize where we had been.
I suppose part of my point remains that we really have not been in this lower supra $10k for very long - even though I generally agree with your characterization that it feels quite a bit better than where we were in recent times - even though some peeps seem to want to emphasize how doom and gloomy our situation is - and I am not saying that you are one of them, even though you were were pretty psycho
(relatively speaking) on the way down from $19ks into the sub $10ks in 2018.. as I recall... hahahahahaha...
#nohomo.
It does feel much better having the feeling that we are going up rather than down, right? hahahaha
How long we are going to be here, seems to be a bit of another question, but I suppose the punchline still remains that it does not really feel that bad for a lot of us, and it is seeming to me that you and I may be on a similar page in terms of our speculation that there might be a feeling, down the road, that those were pretty cheap coins back then, when the BTC price was in the barely above $10k territory.. Michael Saylor and some other companies, small ones like Snappa and Tahini's seem to think so, too.