Great opportunity to increase my bitcoin stash. Psyched
Edit: Things are looking more and more bullish now that we dropped to $590!
Why didn't you increase ur stash when it was $420 a month ago?
Wish i could have, Friend! Had minor liquidity problems, a massive Magic the Gathering deals went south on me. That guy's Princess Di Beanie turned out to be utter shit: no tag, whole thing literally covered in jizm. And not dry jizm, either. Fucking disaster.
...You're still here? You should just make a new account and start over again. You've been exposed, it's too late.
Because the fundamentals are still flawed and you just got scammed again by the pump'n'dump whales.
I wasn't scammed by anyone you idiot, as I don't do trading and I just hold my coins.
His boss sent him out on overtime to correlate shit posts with a price drop as usual. Don't take it to heart, he's just doing what his boss tells him to do. His employers are trying to shake out weak hands is all, they're just getting really sloppy... and really obvious
Because the fundamentals are still flawed and you just got scammed again by the pump'n'dump whales.
Hey, tell your boss to drop the price to $250 so I can pick up some cheap coins, unless he is scared. He still pays you by the post count anyways, right?
Great opportunity to increase my bitcoin stash. Psyched
Hey, thanks for making an account just to share that insight, bud!
How much do you get paid by your boss to make useless posts?
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I suppose it makes sense?
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Anonymoose33
on 22/06/2016, 23:29:28 UTC
ETH gets hacked and DAO drained. ETH price rises today, BTC drops $100.
You're not even making an attempt to hide the painted market anymore... If you wanna shake coins out of these hands you're going to have to do better than that.
I'd like to add that you lose a layer of security if your Tails is connected to the internet. You can always sign your transactions offline and broadcast them with anything else though.
Thank you both for the replies.
Can Electrum pull your wallet balance from a seed if it is offline, but is a lightweight client?
Do you have a link handy on how to sign an Electrum transaction offline and broadcast them?
Thanks again!
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Trezor vs Tails
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Anonymoose33
on 12/06/2016, 20:59:49 UTC
Can anyone tell me which is more secure and why?
Trezor hardware wallet or Tails live booted from verified DVD using Electrum
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Re: Technical Analysis Without Technical Knowledge
So I'm not a TA guy as I've said before, mostly because I don't know the rules but also because I don't trust it. HOWEVER, I have seen the triangular pattern when the resistance and support narrow to a point, and, from what I understand as well as some experience, the price tends to break up or down at the point. So we may be nearing a critical point (no pun intended) where the bull market either 1) accelerates (steeper trend), 2) jumps up to a higher trend-line 3) drops to a lower trend-line or 4) ends.
If anyone with TA knowledge wants to supply some more informed input, please feel free.
Do you know what the word asymmetric trade means? It means whoever goes long right now, even if it did drop back to 420 by some miracle (not likely), they wouldn't lose a dime because you can easily just hold the long until halving rise is over and still be in mega profit. That is who you are trading against and why you lost.
So let me get this straight.
Because of this 'asymmetric trading', Bitcoin is going to go up and up and up, and just keep going up, and never look back down until the halving?
erm....right.
Of course there is going to be swings and corrections, but you're not playing right. You need to have an open mind to the opposite side of the trade to make an accurate decision. It is easy to get focused on 'the chart shows this, so it MUST be going to happen this way'.
Going to start a thread posting my own ideas and what is happening with BTC.
At the moment, I see a completion of a weak move up against the grain of the momentum indicators. Shorters probs want to set their trades around $432-$433, targetting low $420s and setting their stops up above $436. I would be astounded if BTC takes out the $435 high, without first correcting a good bit. Momentume looking very heavy, volume is increasingly anaemic.
I am currently short from $430, and won't be adjusting anything for the time being.
You're playing the game wrong, don't use those indicators with bitcoin.
Nothing too earth shaking is going to happen after the halving. It's already priced-in. Get this through your thick skull. It's already priced-in. There will not be a rocket to the moon. That kind of excitement in price action has long passed. You're too late for the kind of price increases that we saw back in 2013. We're in a new normal with small increase and small drops. It's called the stabilization. Get used to it.
Your logic is flawed. The schedule for the halving's has been known since inception, with your logic the price would have been the same since day 1, given it's already "priced in". Right?