Thread: RIP Bitcoin

there goes the 7500 support line for btc.

30 day chart with btc at 7,443:

those charts are meaningless in bitcoins, volume is insufficient, and therefore prices are completely biased, one way or another

I hope munted had the foresight to put a spatula in his speedos before the great leap downwards.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

those charts are meaningless in bitcoins

they still develop support and resistance lines. you'll notice them, if you follow the charts closely.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

volume is insufficient

it does seem, on occasion, that a couple big whales are playing ping pong with btc (sharp quick rise in price, followed by a sharp quick dive in price).

a couple whales sucking up most of the btc on the market, causing a price surge?

or dumping a large amount on the market.

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

sucker alert

whooosh

you really should stop participating in threads where the language is english

Almost time for another buy at 200 sell at 300 turn around.

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

they still develop support and resistance lines. you'll notice them, if you follow the charts closely.

you must be new into this,

support and resistance based on "dodgy" prices with little volume are meaningless, hence you can't trust them or make meaningful predictions

and the whole thing is a scam, so prices support doesn't mean much at the end

you are better off testing market sentiments on TD when the average retard put all his money into bitcoins

Originally Posted by baldrick

whooosh

you really should stop participating in threads where the language is english

it was double sarcasm, whoosh, you competently missed it, what's your excuse for speaking English, oh wait you are a chav, you don't do sarcasm or understand the nuances of the English language

Originally Posted by Dragonfly

you must be new into this,

support and resistance based on "dodgy" prices with little volume are meaningless, hence you can't trust them or make meaningful predictions

and the whole thing is a scam, so prices support doesn't mean much at the end

you are better off testing market sentiments on TD when the average retard put all his money into bitcoins

most on this thread are just doing it for fun, like gambling.

and you're one of the most prolific posters on this thread; so, you must enjoy talking about crypto, too.

;-)

otherwise you would just dismiss it, not pay attention to it and not post news articles about it.

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

most on this thread are just doing it for fun, like gambling.

and you're one of the most prolific posters on this thread; so, you must enjoy talking about crypto, too.

;-)

otherwise you would just dismiss it, not pay attention to it and not post news articles about it.

Here you go Butters....

https://www.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurre..._2018_pro_con/

It happens every Ramadan.

I love to play with you guys, not bitcoins

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

there goes the 7500 support line for btc.

What support line? Because the price ended in 00?

Originally Posted by Farangrakthai

most on this thread are just doing it for fun,

yep, thats me. I can watch others win so much, then lose the lot plus reinvest more and lose some more. But as you say it's fun not

What goes up

Pandacoin is stalling a bit....

This subject crack me

Originally Posted by Dillinger

What goes up

He has a role to play.

Try sleeping on the street in Aberdeen, during wintertime.

Originally Posted by Plan B

Be careful if you trade in xxxxCoin.

FIFY.

Originally Posted by OhOh

yep, thats me. I can watch others win so much, then lose the lot plus reinvest more and lose some more. But as you say it's fun not

well, don't think anyone's posted that they've lost money. some have made money and some are hodlers.

anyways: there's the rule, that you shouldn't invest any amount that you can't afford to lose.

so, if you lose it all, it could be a like a weekend gambling and losing in vegas filled with fun winning streaks and losing streaks.

STQ tripled on route to $4, then stalled and lost a third.

Originally Posted by The IMF (International Monetary Fund) Deputy Managing Director Tao Zhang

Some useful technology is being developed to improve market efficiency. For example, services have slashed from days to minutes the time it takes for cross-border payments to reach destinations. These include relatively small firms like BitPesa in Africa and BitOasis in the Middle East and such well-known companies as Western Union and Moneygram... ...In fact, a group of central banks is actively experimenting with the use of digital currencies and distributed ledger technology with the aim of making cross-border payments more efficient

Hmmm... What crypto DLT could that be???