Where is the fucking whale?! I demand some answers
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this is the kind of shady shit going on right now. can you imagine what would happen to the BTC market if this whale suddenly pumped all their btc? For those that don't know. This is roughly $700,000,000 in value. Right now BTC is not controlled by the people. It's the massive firms (whales) that are controlling the market.
https://cryptovest.com/news/mysterio...ded-94000-btc/
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Originally posted by boricuarage79 View PostThing is crypto exchange is 24 hours. Cause this shit is all over the world
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Originally posted by Bouncer View PostDay traders completely controlling the market right now. Not enough investing. It literally held the same exact number yesterday for hours at one point. That is market manipulation by day trading bots.
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Day traders completely controlling the market right now. Not enough investing. It literally held the same exact number yesterday for hours at one point. That is market manipulation by day trading bots.
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Sums up the market yesterday
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Originally posted by Bouncer View PostBTC market doesn't seem able to push much past the $7500-$7700 mark. Every day there is a bullish push and every day it gets pulled right back down to it's starting point. Until some of these large firms start dumping into the market I don't see much happening this summer. Stable at $7500 is a good thing compared to past volatility in the btc market but it doesn't leave much room for a massive push right now.
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BTC market doesn't seem able to push much past the $7500-$7700 mark. Every day there is a bullish push and every day it gets pulled right back down to it's starting point. Until some of these large firms start dumping into the market I don't see much happening this summer. Stable at $7500 is a good thing compared to past volatility in the btc market but it doesn't leave much room for a massive push right now.
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Originally posted by Keiser View PostThere are a lot of very exciting Alt-coins and ICO's out there where you can still get in early and ride the wave up. Those who don't get in now will be kicking themselves in 4-5 years (or less).
Zcash (recently listed on Gemini exchange) is interesting and ethereum has strong potential. The problem is they are heavily tied to BTC. whenever BTC is bearish so are the Alt-coins 99% of the time. whenever BTC is bullish so are the alt-coins. alt-coins can have bigger spikes and dips but the safer bet is still the big boy in town.. BTC.
June 6th will be interesting... statistically there are spikes on or around that date every single month. sometimes bearish, sometimes bullish.
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There are a lot of very exciting Alt-coins and ICO's out there where you can still get in early and ride the wave up. Those who don't get in now will be kicking themselves in 4-5 years (or less).
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A third of wealthy individuals are in or planning to enter the cryptocurrency market
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/a-...ays-2018-06-01
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Money pouring into icos and crypto business ventures, Expect a BTC pump soon. It's going to quadruple its current value up to around 30k per BTC by Dec this year IMO.
Investors have poured $9.2 billion year-to-date into ICOs, according to Coinschedule, into a total of 343 offerings so far. Notably, Coinschedule also includes pre-sales, such as that of secure messaging platform Telegram’s massive $1.7 billion raise.
That dollar amount in 2018 (6 months) dwarfs what ICOs raised in the entirety of 2017: about $3.9 billion spread across 210 deals. - Fortune
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Fundstrat’s Lee: Bitcoin is Underappreciated, Will Reach $25,000
https://www.ccn.com/fundstrats-lee-b...l-reach-25000/
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