So guys, I found about purse.io on this topic a few weeks ago, but I can't find back the post talking about it and its referral link. Could any of you give me one by PM ?
Woups. I had the good idea to open a short yesterday, for the night, but I protected it with a stop buy instead of an oco order... So long for the overnight dip profits.
But... I was watching the chart... all of a sudden one big green line! It has to be a coordinated thing by someone with a lot of money to make it raise like that... happened in 3 minutes
Nope, it happened so fast because it broke out the downtrend line. I had my finger on "buy" when it hit 3800 and I was like "naaah it's a trap, don't fall in it". Yeah. A trap.
Hello Claymore. I pinged you the other day about an issue with the amdgpu driver : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1670733.msg21024709#msg21024709 Well, after trying to run another OpenCL program today, I discovered that I wasn't using amdgpu but the old radeon driver (needed the "amdgpu.si_support=1" kernel parameter)...
Sorry for the trouble, everything is perfect, the miner works like a charm
Theses bullish trend... (I missed buy target but it's okay) Now if I don't buy, I feel like bitcoin will take 100+ $ overnight. And if I bought, I'd feel like bitcoin could take 200- $ overnight
Nothing more and whoever went massively long at that point (JP Morgan) knew exactly what they were doing.
Only thing that makes me feel better about missing this bottom is that I wouldn't have had (didn't had) this technical analysis and would have ended buying like 1/8 of what my margin balance would have allowed me. 1/8 profit is like 0 profit when you compare it to 8/8 or even 4/8 profit...
@bones261 If you think bitcoin will go up, buy back. If you think it will go down or are unsure, stay fiat.
I'm unsure (for now), I stay fiat and do quick trades with my margin balance.