Nice to see Paul Tudor Jones talking about Bitcoin on CNBC this morning
I dont get how the halving will have much of an impact. What moves prices higher is increased demand, not decreased supply on its own. The concept of miners needing higher prices to make a better profit equating to higher prices is nonsensical. I guess we will see but to me the damage to the price of BTC and all coins was the industry allowing the fox into the hen house...bringing futures and the financial markets into their business was a moronic move, nothing good can come from more players who can and will short to oblivion with unlimited bankroll.
I dont get how the halving will have much of an impact. What moves prices higher is increased demand, not decreased supply on its own. The concept of miners needing higher prices to make a better profit equating to higher prices is nonsensical. I guess we will see but to me the damage to the price of BTC and all coins was the industry allowing the fox into the hen house...bringing futures and the financial markets into their business was a moronic move, nothing good can come from more players who can and will short to oblivion with unlimited bankroll.
I agree with Stanley but I dont trust what he says...meaning he is running a business in this market so unless you know what he is invested in I dont know why he says what he does.
I agree with Stanley but I dont trust what he says...meaning he is running a business in this market so unless you know what he is invested in I dont know why he says what he does.
All of the big crypto transactions are currently bullish
Examples
*$14m transferred from Tether Treasury to unknow wallet — then transferred to Binance.
*4,400 BTC transferred from Binance to unknown wallet
*5,000 BTC transferred from Bitfinex to unknown wallet
Etc
All of the big crypto transactions are currently bullish
Examples
*$14m transferred from Tether Treasury to unknow wallet — then transferred to Binance.
*4,400 BTC transferred from Binance to unknown wallet
*5,000 BTC transferred from Bitfinex to unknown wallet
Etc
When the big transactions are USDT going to an exchange and BTC leaving the exchange that’s bullish
When the big transactions are alts or btc going to an exchange that’s bearish
When the big transactions are USDT going to an exchange and BTC leaving the exchange that’s bullish
When the big transactions are alts or btc going to an exchange that’s bearish
Stocks rolling over, Bitcoin trying to moon. SPX double bear market rally top at the 62% retracement, rut roh. Fire up those stimulus checks and let’s take out $10k bitcoin.
S&P 2814
BTC 9600
Stocks rolling over, Bitcoin trying to moon. SPX double bear market rally top at the 62% retracement, rut roh. Fire up those stimulus checks and let’s take out $10k bitcoin.
S&P 2814
BTC 9600
You see Detox!
It's possible that everyone gets rich! You are kind of a jerk, but I'm glad you made a comeback.
I'm not a big fan of watching people suffer.
You see Detox!
It's possible that everyone gets rich! You are kind of a jerk, but I'm glad you made a comeback.
I'm not a big fan of watching people suffer.
I dont know what the catalyst would be...gotta be some demand reason for it to go a ton higher. I have been watching the bid/ask on coinbase and BTC is being controlled by a bot/computer, you can see on the actual current bid/ask where the size is bubbling and no trades are going off. That is a way these bots try and dictate price movements.
If you look on other exchanges that isnt the case, coinbase has some bots and when they step away the spread widens and the price swings get crazy.
I dont know what the catalyst would be...gotta be some demand reason for it to go a ton higher. I have been watching the bid/ask on coinbase and BTC is being controlled by a bot/computer, you can see on the actual current bid/ask where the size is bubbling and no trades are going off. That is a way these bots try and dictate price movements.
If you look on other exchanges that isnt the case, coinbase has some bots and when they step away the spread widens and the price swings get crazy.
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