I have 5.5 BTC and watching it fall today.
I kept trying to wait for 3500 to sell but now it's going the other way.
Not so funny to see the decline when I'm actually holding some.
:kermit
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I have 5.5 BTC and watching it fall today.
I kept trying to wait for 3500 to sell but now it's going the other way.
Not so funny to see the decline when I'm actually holding some.
:kermit
All these years and you still haven’t learned that you are terrible at predicting short term Bitcoin price movements???Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
:wtf
druff , still holding out for 3500?
In before his post he sold at a loss at 3400 and now its 3500
Still holding them.Quote:
Originally Posted by simpdog
Very fast run-up right now. Went from 3480 to 3662 in a few minutes.
Not sure where to get off this train. Watching closely.
I have about 5.5 BTC
Been hovering in the 3610-3620 range for a bit now.
I'm going on a hike in not too long. I am going to sell before I start that hike, because I don't want to see that it tanks while I'm hiking (if I even have service to see such a thing) and be powerless to do anything.
If it rockets up to 4k, then so be it.
Last time I timed it pretty well, selling at 4k, and then it peaked at 4080 before crashing to 3500 that same day.
If I sold right now, I'd still make money, so I'm satisfied enough with that.
Druff please don't gamble, your track record on predicting this is awful.
Actually recently it hasn't been.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrTickle
As I mentioned earlier, the last time I had BTC I timed it almost perfectly, waiting awhile til it hit 4k, selling right then, and then after peaking at 4080, it fell sharply to 3500 or whatever.
Also I resisted bailing out yesterday when it was 3340 or whatever, and seemed to be on its way further down.
Well, I'm going hiking. I haven't sold yet.
Hopefully I don't come back to find it's crashed.
If Druff doesn’t come back subtract another 5.5 coins from circulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Well I had spotty reception while hiking and I saw it dropping.
Knew 3600 might be a resistance point but was about to go out of service & didn't want to chance it. Sold 3593-3598.
Now it's 3625. Blah. At least I hiked the remainder in peace.
I can just imagine Druff lost on a trail or somehow trapped .....and using his last bit of battery power to sell BTC and post on PFAQuote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarIf Druff doesn’t come back subtract another 5.5 coins from circulation.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Here's what happened.
I left the house and it was at like 3628 or something. Right before I left, it fell to like 3611, popped back to 3634, and then sat at 3628-3629 for some time.
So I thought maybe it's going to start creeping back up, so I said I'd just check back in on the trail.
Well, of course I get there and the fucking thing has slipped to 3606 or something. I said, "Time to sell", but I had a shit signal and couldn't access the exchange well enough.
Ben's mom suggest we hike to the top of a hill so I could get a signal, which we did, and about halfway up, I got enough of a signal to sell. I saw it fall to 3599 and said, "I bet 3600 is going to be a resistance point, it will fall a bit below that, and then pop back up some."
Problem was that I didn't want to have no service for the rest of the hike in case it crashed, so I decided just to sell at 3599 and eat whatever it might pop back up, just for peace of mind.
Well, because of the shit signal, I wasn't able to sell fast enough, so about 80% sold at 3593. Then I lost signal again and the next thing I saw, it was 3600 (but I had no BTC), and I knew obviously it was going to go back up.
Sure enough it rose to 3625, but since then it has slipped a bit and sits at 3612, so I don't feel all that bad.
I got about half my BTC at 3560 and the other half around 3450, so at least I profited, even after the lol 1% commission on the sale.
bitcoin BACK
I wouldn't quite say that, but it is over 4000 for the first time in awhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeerAndPoker
It was stuck in the 3300-3600 range for quite some time.
We'll see if badguy's prediction of it hitting 5k is true (he predicted this when it went to 3800 about 5 days ago).
I think we're going to see some volatility in the coming days, either way. May rocket up to 5k, may crash back down to 3500. Not a good time to hit the cashout button on Bovada if you don't like to gamble with bitcoin value!
I don’t understand why you are saying this. By holding onto bitcoin in Bovada, you are subjecting yourself to the volatility in bitcoin price. That is tantamount to gambling on its value. Meaning, you are gambling that the price will most likely rise “in the coming days” and remain at that higher price long enough for get a better cashout price than today. Otherwise, you would cash out now to avoid it expectedly or otherwise dropping in value.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffI wouldn't quite say that, but it is over 4000 for the first time in awhile.Quote:
Originally Posted by BeerAndPoker
It was stuck in the 3300-3600 range for quite some time.
We'll see if badguy's prediction of it hitting 5k is true (he predicted this when it went to 3800 about 5 days ago).
I think we're going to see some volatility in the coming days, either way. May rocket up to 5k, may crash back down to 3500. Not a good time to hit the cashout button on Bovada if you don't like to gamble with bitcoin value!
4100 still speculating? Such a gamble, lol if it bops to 3600 will have sellers remorse
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Originally Posted by FRANKRIZZO
I thought “seller’s remorse” was the feeling someone gets when selling too early when the price is rising.
Yes if he sells for say 4100 and it goes up to say 6k he will have sellers remorse for not holding out longer. Either way its huge speculation without rhyme or reason. I see what you are saying though.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadlyQuote:
Originally Posted by FRANKRIZZO
I thought “seller’s remorse” was the feeling someone gets when selling too early when the price is rising.
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Originally Posted by FRANKRIZZO
Speak of the devil.
It was back for a day but now it's shitcoin again lolQuote:
Originally Posted by BeerAndPoker
On Bovada you have cash. It only becomes bitcoin when you cash out.Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadlyI don’t understand why you are saying this. By holding onto bitcoin in Bovada, you are subjecting yourself to the volatility in bitcoin price. That is tantamount to gambling on its value. Meaning, you are gambling that the price will most likely rise “in the coming days” and remain at that higher price long enough for get a better cashout price than today. Otherwise, you would cash out now to avoid it expectedly or otherwise dropping in value.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I sold mine awhile ago at around 3600. See previous page.Quote:
Originally Posted by FRANKRIZZO
Moved thee QuadricaCX scam discussion here:
https://pokerfraudalert.com/forum/sh...itcoin-missing
https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/22/majo...udy-finds.html
"Ninety-five percent of spot bitcoin trading volume is faked by unregulated exchanges, according to a study from Bitwise this week."
Its been at the sameish level for a few months. I wouldn't disagree with faked volume, I remember mt gox and bot Willie and another auto bot driving the volume before karples declared bankruptcy. He didn't even get any jail time I don't think. Maybe Karples got a few months. There was a guy who flew out from England to confront him with What have you done with our bitcoins sign. Fat mother fucker was going into offices with big slurpe cup. Should have punched him in his bloated mouth. Its good for the pokers though. It had that insane rush when bitcoins jumped out from 1k to 13k. Bitcoin is like cockroaches when you think its going to be extinguished it comes back with a vengeance.Quote:
Originally Posted by incognito81
Anyone else get an email/correspondence from Japan on Wednesday?Quote:
Originally Posted by FRANKRIZZO
I bought some bitcoin for lulz yesterday. Just a quick chart trade for a gamble. HODL been shook out me thinks.
2 months ago I was stunned how cheap the fees were. Yesterday, I was stunned how much more they were.
I cannot read one word about Bitcoin anymore. I just can’t. So I don’t want to google. The nonsense from the touts is unbearable.
What’s the deal with fees these days?
Another golden day here on the Emerald Isle! The sun is out and Tiger Roll has just won back-to-back Grand Nationals. And the 'coin is marching ever upwards!! And I near wet me pants when I saw this sh...itcoin missing. LooooooL!!!
solid runup now that china is banning bitcoin mining.
Mueller report inadvertantly provides one particular reason why Russia backed off in 2016 from shutting down Bitcoin transactions .Quote:
Originally Posted by MumblesBadly
How Mueller used Bitcoin to catch Russia
https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/19/tech/...sia/index.html
So I just got a Free $50 From Blockchain For verifying my account with a drivers license. Its in the form some new Crypto? Stellar XLM? I am also now able to swap different crypto on Blockchain once i was id verified. Took about 5 minutes before i received the Stellar. I exchanged it for BTC and ended up with $47.25 after fees. So pretty dumb fee for the swap. But ill take the free jew gold. Heres the email I got yesterday. Link at Bottom if anyone wants a go at it. No affiliate link.
Stellar XLM for being a valued user
You have been chosen to receive $50 in Stellar XLM as a valued Blockchain Wallet user.
To claim your free Stellar XLM, log in to your wallet and verify your identity.
It only takes a few minutes.
Once your identity is verified your XLM will be on its way to your wallet.
https://www.blockchain.com/getcrypto/claim
Wow, maybe I'll do it then.Quote:
Originally Posted by incognito81
They wanted my info and I decided they could eat shit. But if it's worth almost $50, that's not bad.
What would stop someone from creating multi accounts there in the name of friends and family to get this over and over?
i had to allow access to my laptop camera and take a front and back of my dl and a pic of my face. took 1 minute max. then they shipped.Also not sure if you must have been sent the email.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan DruffWow, maybe I'll do it then. Also not sure if you need to have been sent the email.Quote:
Originally Posted by incognito81
They wanted my info and I decided they could eat shit. But if it's worth almost $50, that's not bad.
What would stop someone from creating multi accounts there in the name of friends and family to get this over and over?
What are the chances they will sell the drivers license info to data aggregators to facillitate identity theft?Quote:
Originally Posted by incognito81i had to allow access to my laptop camera and take a front and back of my dl and a pic of my face. took 1 minute max. then they shipped.Also not sure if you must have been sent the email.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
Well I'll give it a shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by incognito81i had to allow access to my laptop camera and take a front and back of my dl and a pic of my face. took 1 minute max. then they shipped.Also not sure if you must have been sent the email.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dan Druff
I don't want them having my ID unless I can redact it though. I think that's what drove me away from it. Also I thought it was going to be some worthless scam cryptocurrency.
cost of a pilfered drivers license + selfie on dark web is considerably less than $50 for anyone concerned about that.
Drivers License/Selfie/DNA sample/Iris eye scan + Dick pic then we can validate your account and you will be approved to lose money buying cypto currency on our shitty website.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
https://s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/d...nv-890626l.jpg
Its over $7k and rising still.. One article I read said it may see saw some but that its likely now we will see 20k again in the next 18months especially with the reward halving again next year..$7250 roughly as I type this..