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Here, I'm going to respond to the last three price related posts, and I understand that any post is a kind of snapshot, and a guy can come to another conclusion hours later, because the price dynamics may have changed.
I think that overall this is a fair characterization. This is a price place where no one really wants to be.. Seems like, we have too much ongoing pressures here.. It's gone to on coinbase twice, then back down to as low as before going back up again.
As I described above, we have a situation in which we are just returning to this price range from an area in which we were not expected to get here.. We are back into all time territory, especially if we look at the daily weighted average.
That is number one, EVER We have to cross the resistance of each of these areas one at a time, but at the moment, the odds of crossing both of them in the coming days, maybe a week at most, seems pretty decent. Buyers twice paid , but wouldn't go above that and the price subsequently dropped. Why is Bitstamp a better indicator of the true price than coinbase? Otherwise, I think that I explained why I would characterize the situation differently.. I think that I already answered this, and maybe in the end there is not really any way to argue the point except to assert that many folks use Stamp as the barometer and it is good to just stick with the common reference rather than employing another reference in order that we can all know what we are talking about instead of having to specify on an ongoing basis regarding which exchange we are referring to..
So, if we are just referring to price generally, then it is good to have one agreed to reference point Stamp seems to serve that purpose pretty well, currently. But yeah, if we are discussing various prices of exchanges then pointing out such difference is the topic of discussion..
Further, Bitstamp has not been employing margin trading, and for a bit of time. Like I said also, GDAX does not seem to be in line with the overall market as much as Bitstamp, and it just is not part of the broader practice to refer to it as a price barometer. How long will it take? We start by defining GDP as all transactions, and base as the aggregate value.
Martin is very bull bitcoin. Fiat has no intrinsic value, but bitcoin's bartering value is high due to the freedom attached with it. Martin talks some about how bitcoin is affecting the banks. On the other hand you could short PVPL as people realize it's useless. The people want the gold standard, which is still bitcoin. Great post, will definitely check out the video, but had to point out that Bitcoin is NOT anonymous, it is pseudonymous.
That may change in the future, but in the meantime I expect the privacy coins like Monero, Zcash, Particl, even Ethereum once they add zk-SNARKs to continue holding a significant portion of the crypto market share.
It seems like you were right about these things, which you posted a couple days ago. There was a somewhat of a small sell wall on coinbase yes, I know at and it was blown right through. There is a bigger one at but I guess we can expect the same results. Do you think will be any trouble? How do you guys manage this? I'm not sure that cashing out and paying taxes in order to hit a specific "percent of portfolio" metric is logical, so I'm probably just going to hold.
I am kind of guessing too. When I suggest the next resistance levels, I have a sense that lower levels will not provide too much resistance until getting to the next possible resistance levels - yet the problem with these kinds of assessments is that a reversal can happen at any time - except for the fact that "the trend is your friend" kind of difficulties for bears to fight these kinds of price momentums..
On the other hand, we have to have a bit of back and forth because if prices go up too quickly, then the correction would likely be larger and even last longer, too Oh my, oh my!!!!!! Frequently sell walls can be reverse indicators, and yes we could be tricked; however, I am getting the sense that we are not being tricked and there really are not very many coins for sale on Stamp. Wat's up like dat? On the other hand, we really should expect that we can put anything past bitcoin for sure, if there are some whale players who might be intent on punishing some of those people who chose to stay on the sidelines.
Seems a bit early to call.. Not sure where to post this, so I'll give it a shot here first. How does one set up a beneficiary or protect their cryptos from being lost forever in an unlikely event like death or severe disability. If you have fiat and crypto tied up in online exchanges that no one knows about and even if they did they'd need my usernames, passwords, access to my cell phone and Authy 2-factor authentication and possibly my email.
What is everyone doing or what is the best solution? Or is everyone just hoping for the best? Surely that is a great topic, yet I am sure that a large majority of guys are not well prepared for such. I was going through one of my lists of accounts recently, and I figured that it is nearly impossible for me to even remember all of the scribble and all of the details, and at some point, I may need to pass this along - but at the same time, at another point, passwords and authorizations are changed too..
I use a Ledger Nano S hardware wallet to store both my bitcoin and ether. When first setting it up you're provided with a backup passphrase, and if you lose or break the wallet you simply enter that passphrase into a new one to instantly restore your funds. I wrote my passphrase down on three sheets of paper, laminated them, and gave one to each of my parents for safekeeping, in addition to showing them how the wallet operates.
Those are the 2 options i had thought of. Having a list of accounts with usernames and passwords in a safe deposit box would be tedious and a nightmare to keep up to date with changing passwords and even new accounts.
Having a Ledger Nano S is a decent plan too, but I see that being a problematic for family members to find a specific "jump drive" and use it correctly. My parents are nt technically inclined, but aomething my brother could handle. Another drawback is when the cryptos are off the Ledger to be bought and sold I guess you could have a preset list of passwords in order.
Then you'd periodically update the master list and if anything did happen to you, your survivors would only have to try a few passwords at most. I like the idea of the trezor, but it does not cover all scenarios, and maybe there would still be a large number of funds in other accounts. One good thing about accounts is that there could be some ways for survivors to actually prove your death and then get access to the accounts, as long as they know about them and possibly know approximately how much value is kept in each of those accounts.
A couple of years ago, I created an instruction sheet, and I placed it in a safe location in which two of my potential successors would be able to get access to the safe location. Earlier this year, I had some complications with security, and therefore I decided to update all of my accounts - and then also to update my "instruction sheet. Thereafter, I figured that I needed to update my instruction sheet and to make it more clear..
I think that keeping these matters up to date is a bitch, and coins are going to be lost - because even if we have good ideas, some of the value is likely to seep through some of the cracks, no? Sure I have a similar dilemma, and I mentioned this topic in previous posts, too. Surely, with bitcoin we realize that we could have upwards or downwards price movements, so I considered that I could lose everything or that we could experience exponential price appreciation..
So, even though I did not count on exponential BTC price appreciation, I had considered exponential price appreciation as possible In any event, I always kind of kept in mind that a kind of exponential BTC price appreciation would be considered as a bit different from first investing kind of allocation - especially when we are talking about an asset that is likely in some early stages of an s-curve not for certain, but surely possible. I do understand the argument and the practice and the kind of dilemma that we have to be careful not to over-allocate ourselves into any one asset or area and to figure out ways to reallocate or to diversify some of the risk and to therefore protect ourselves from possible extra-ordinary decline in value - that is possible with any asset.
Yet, we also have to account for metcalfe network type situations and s-curve exponential growth so that we do not sell too much of our asset either in a premature way, merely because we might be erroneously considering the asset class as a possible mature asset class, when it is not.
I also do not really want to use any of that cash to buy real estate or PMs, though maybe some of that could be prudent, and I don't really want to diversify my investment into other crypto coins, even though some of that could be prudent, as well. Allocation, reallocation and diversification are personal decisions, and some guys may profit more from their practices or may feel that they are more secure in their decisions, even if the decision might be less profitable than another guy.
I don't consider that I am competing with any other guy, but merely trying to allocate as best to my own risk tolerances and timeline, etc. I feel that I have a plan for both up, and down; however, frequently the market moves a bit differently than expected, and maybe I will rethink some of this if the price continues to go up, because sometimes making the plan becomes a lot more concrete when the dollars and bitcoin are actually on paper rather than speculative In what regard would there be any suspense for a guy like you?
If you have not taken any direct position in bitcoin which I think that was your latest assertion , except hoping that it fails because of your investments in some various other cryptos or for some other mysterious reason that you are not disclosing, then why would there be any suspense for you regarding bitcoin? I am having difficulties understanding why you would feel suspense at this time?
The market is going to do whatever it is going to do, which seems like further up, no? Let me try to get at this from another angle to see if I can attempt to better understand your interest in bitcoin, and the supposed "suspense. Of course, you seem to believe possibly erroneously that your investment in other cryptos is better off if bitcoin does worse, no?
You also seem to believe that bitcoin's dying would be a good thing which seems pretty unlikely to come true ; however, you may not even recognize the perils of your own belief. One of the seeming problematic areas is that you just seem to either want to compete with bitcoin in some kind of way or to be right about your earlier predictions in regards to bitcoin, but that should be a lost battle, no?
I suppose anything is possible, but it seems like a bit of a distraction more than anything, no? Maybe for someone the suspense is unbearable. Why do you have to take everything so personal? Bitcoin is on all time high, why so butt-hurt? Any Roosh V Forum member who are buying at this price? I doubt that you know enough about either the circumstances of other "RVF members" or the market dynamics of bitcoin to make such a blanket assertion with any level of confidence, and seems to only have a purpose of making fun of other guys who may be getting in or thinking of getting in, rather than serious considerations of realities and probabilities.
Nothing is certain, but up continues to remain a bit more likely than down.. Satoshi if you hate Bitcoin so much then why do you keep trolling this thread? If you have no interest in it other than to laugh at it even as it continues to increase in value , then just go to some other thread and talk about whatever interests you, be that a travel thread or a thread about some other altcoin.
I just don't understand why you keep at it. It is what it is. There's an ETH and altcoin thread where you can discuss any other coins you bought instead of Bitcoin, and you might even have a productive discussion over there. JJG at this point there's no point in even responding, it's just a waste of your energy too. It's difficult for me to really disagree with what you are saying, because sometimes these issues occur in other threads, too, and if you don't say anything, people are misled by the troll