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[hpcg] 01/2/2018 17:32

Has anyone checked the bytes today, seems like there is some kind of fault?

[tpaulbeaumont] 01/2/2018 01:49

bit off topic but its good a man knows his limitations, and im glad to see you steer clear of shorting thesedays spuds, its a tougher business going against the crowd :)

[tpaulbeaumont] 01/2/2018 01:35

the only question IT pop-twiglets and millennial hodlers interested in the price of digitokens need to ask themselves is if the recent 1 month halving in price was enough to correct the previous 25 month bull cycle, or more?

[tpaulbeaumont] 01/2/2018 01:32

i think youre being a bit bearish hcpg, the majority of tokens will fail obviously but some will survive, in some form, probably ;)

XRP should be 14c imo, but in the current climate even a thorough flush through the crypto badlands will prolly only get it down to a preposterously high 40c +/- or around 60% below current levels, btc and eth would happily survive that and still be overvalued lol

[spadman] 26/1/2018 23:45

hpcg

How the hell is any one entity going to launch a 51% attack? Don't say pools because they aren't a single entity.

"The tech giants are large because they are hugely cash generative - a currency can't be cash generative." Neither is Gold with its huge market cap, hmmmm

[mcbeanburger] 26/1/2018 14:43

remember typically dec/jan to mar to may is alt season but generally crypto bull season so until then longs ops are not out of the question.

[hpcg] 26/1/2018 14:32

To me the 1 and 15 minute chart say 10800 is a key resistance level, 1 hour not saying much, and on the daily the 50ma is now heading down. Apart from dip buyers everyone since 4 Dec is now under water and has either seen decent gains evaporate or has bloody hands from the falling knife. As these people were largely completely new to financial markets and a lot of them using borrowed money there must be a lot of smelly underwear around. Those who have already been defrauded by their exchange collapsing have been put out of their misery already.

On the other hand selling calls, covered or not, has been a pretty good deal so far. Covered call selling of course is money for nothing.

Raspberry Ripple is now below its 50 ema and that is about to turn over. I make it Ripple to collapse first, BTC in the middle and Ether last. The one thing just about everyone outside of Korea agrees on is that Ripple is worth nothing. I can't keep up with what the other 2000 odd limited edition coins are doing, you'll have to look for yourselves.

[mcbeanburger] 26/1/2018 14:15

daily looks supportive on both futs and cash. gartley still in effect - though it could go down to 7830 ish and still be in effect.

on Eth the today's drop looks like a head fake. btc less clear.

the 4hr chart on eth and btc is inconclusive - short term ma not playing the game (as posted above). both on cash and fut.

therefore it's being accumulated.

[eriktherock] 26/1/2018 14:04

Looks a short on the daily and 4 hourly to me. Target (s) 9557 and 8533

[mcbeanburger] 26/1/2018 13:52

short random? i'm tellin ya it's going up!

except for overnight i was seeing loads of v short term short setups and they were going nowhere. it's being accumulated.

[random] 26/1/2018 11:55

futures options is what the savvy tulip trader needs :)

[hpcg] 26/1/2018 10:28

Everyone is a dot com, the term means nothing now. The tech giants are large because they are hugely cash generative - a currency can't be cash generative. In terms of blockchain, and a company developing some quasi monopoly the very design prevents that (it was one of the intentions!). As soon as a single body represents over 50% of the block processing capability they do have the capability to retroactively alter the hash tree. The distributed ledger is no longer distributed and trust in the counterparty matters more. In which case the heavyweight blockchain payload and processing is a hindrance not a benefit.

In any case with a sufficiently size quantum computer cracking the private key becomes trivial in polynomial time, and can of course be verified in no time at all.

[mcbeanburger] 25/1/2018 13:23

sell off? 1min charts like porn is addictive

[tpaulbeaumont] 25/1/2018 10:33

ooooh biticoin used for a transaction. lol that explains the sell off :O

[mcbeanburger] 25/1/2018 03:24

ooooh biticoin used for a transaction. noted in my diary



i guess it market cap can now allow this sort of thing.

[random] 24/1/2018 11:46

on that theme, the btc options chain will be ripening up nicely. .... mcb, such a tease ;-)

[marcus wanky] 24/1/2018 10:41

We all know what happened to the Tulip bubble once the futures markets were introduced...POP!

[mcbeanburger] 23/1/2018 15:26

marcus - if you're not getting tulip fever right here, right now, then you've been lobotomised at some point and now think you're ok.

check your medical history.

[mcbeanburger] 23/1/2018 15:11

tp - what's your price targets for new highs up to 80k?

btc is being accumulated.

[random] 23/1/2018 14:23

quiet here?

very bearish as well. chart breakdowns left right and centre.

USDT selling pressure suggests the flow is out of blockchain altogether. I am looking to pick up some USDT on the cheap. (There's about 16% swing on USDT/USD (!)... obviously the risk is if tether.to is crooked, its a big short!)

[random] 22/1/2018 10:51

the league of top 100 coins has a notable feature, only 28 of the top 100 coins are mineable.

[tpaulbeaumont] 22/1/2018 06:18

hello whats this lol

tpaulbeaumont 22 Mar '13 - 12:36 - 37
its the latest viral internet meme (but it concerns money), and it'll likely collapse again, i suggest from $80/85 or $115

lol i note it had already turned down hours earlier losing over 33% from $77, so $3 out, another significant level curiously divined by the model 8)