***All Things Cryptocurrency***

[josepheta]

What about the 1h, 2h, 4h, and 1D time frames

I think the 1m time frame is to short to determine if you can still be bullish on the short term on not.

To really be bullish I think you would want to see trend confirmations in in at least the 2h, 4h and 1D time frames. Do you trade in the 1m time frame?

I think BTC's RSI will stay in the oversold zone for a little bit longer. I think the mood is really starting to change.

probably BTC will reach $4000 and so what? if you check BTCUSD charts in 1M timeline trend is still bullish. what happens whit EUR, GBP? hmm check it out...

 

[canabero]

I think the 1m time frame is to short to determine if you can still be bullish on the short term on not.

To really be bullish I think you would want to see trend confirmations in in at least the 2h, 4h and 1D time frames. Do you trade in the 1m time frame?

I think BTC's RSI will stay in the oversold zone for a little bit longer. I think the mood is really starting to change.

no, i meant 1 month.

 

[ekgbeat]

no, i meant 1 month.

You take that back !

 

[ekgbeat]

Drum roll

 

[iamtoldurghey]

Is ltc gearing up or is she going diwn to 40 aud?

 

[ekgbeat]

Is ltc gearing up or is she going diwn to 40 aud?

The trend is your friend. Looks like there is support levels before it would hit that.

 

[ekgbeat]

BTC and ETH Vs. USD

 

[ekgbeat]

Wondering if I should post multiple cryptos or just BTC or no one cares anymore.......

 

[rifflemao]

I still care. Either is fine with me. I still hit coinmarketcap too.

 

[canabero]

i won 12% with Monero today, im trying to recover some stupid risky losses.

 

[cjmoles]

Wow....I found my thread! The cryptocurrency trend reminds me of what happened to poker after Chris Moneymaker won the world series of poker. Just a few years ago there weren't too many people interested in the blockchain technologies ---> now the markets have become "screwey" because of all the new found interest. It's hard to predict anything with all the "crypto calling stations" screwing up the variance calculations ---> I think comparing the similarities between the two events could be advantageous, no?

 

[kozong]

Wow....I found my thread! The cryptocurrency trend reminds me of what happened to poker after Chris Moneymaker won the world series of poker. Just a few years ago there weren't too many people interested in the blockchain technologies ---> now the markets have become "screwey" because of all the new found interest. It's hard to predict anything with all the "crypto calling stations" screwing up the variance calculations ---> I think comparing the similarities between the two events could be advantageous, no?

it is very similar, never thought about it that way & lol at the "crypto calling stations", most ppl just call it fomo

 

[canabero]

dogecoin to the moon?

 

[ruk1dd1ngme]

Fees are wretched

This thread seems to talk more about investing or mining, but I can say that using is not a good thing for me. I was at a poker site that closed down and they transferred my balance to a bitcoin site. I picked the site based on hearing that "they're all the same," but they're not.

I only had $75 in my account, which I was going to use to fund a new account at a new site. Bottom line, I was charged something like $26 and change as a fee, leaving me with $48 to use at the new site. And btw, the new site bragged about little/no fees for crypto, so it was the site that I held the coins in that charged the ridiculous fees.

 

[cjmoles]

it is very similar, never thought about it that way & lol at the "crypto calling stations", most ppl just call it fomo

Yeah....I was just trying to make a comparison between the "calling stations" and those who buy into crypto because they're afraid they're going to miss the "next big trend." They're already late ---> the field has blown up beyond all reasonable control. There wont be another DASH, LTC, XMR....no more short term 1000x profits expections....It's just like the poker field increase after the Moneymaker effect took hold and diluted the tournament fields with the "calling stations" which increased the variance frequency deviations, right?

I got into Ethereum at 54 cents a piece ---> that kind of opportunity probably wont ever present itself again with everybody throwing everything the have at anything with the word "blockchain" in it. It's kinda sad.

 

[canabero]

Yeah....I was just trying to make a comparison between the "calling stations" and those who buy into crypto because they're afraid they're going to miss the "next big trend." They're already late ---> the field has blown up beyond all reasonable control. There wont be another DASH, LTC, XMR....no more short term 1000x profits expections....It's just like the poker field increase after the Moneymaker effect took hold and diluted the tournament fields with the "calling stations" which increased the variance frequency deviations, right?

I got into Ethereum at 54 cents a piece ---> that kind of opportunity probably wont ever present itself again with everybody throwing everything the have at anything with the word "blockchain" in it. It's kinda sad.

call stations? i think it's most likely guys that make 3 barrel bets with AK thinking that they're going to win because they had a good starting hand, but they got screwed by call stations.

 

[bruins2007]

https://www.asicminervalue.com/
This is a list of known cryptocurrency miners and their profitability, which is frequently updated.

 

[ekgbeat]

I still care. Either is fine with me. I still hit coinmarketcap too.

I will throw in some ETH

i won 12% with Monero today, im trying to recover some stupid risky losses.

Nice! or is this a troll....thought you didn't crypto.

Wow....I found my thread! The cryptocurrency trend reminds me of what happened to poker after Chris Moneymaker won the world series of poker. Just a few years ago there weren't too many people interested in the blockchain technologies ---> now the markets have become "screwey" because of all the new found interest. It's hard to predict anything with all the "crypto calling stations" screwing up the variance calculations ---> I think comparing the similarities between the two events could be advantageous, no?

Welcome, good simile.

This thread seems to talk more about investing or mining, but I can say that using is not a good thing for me. I was at a poker site that closed down and they transferred my balance to a bitcoin site. I picked the site based on hearing that "they're all the same," but they're not.

I only had $75 in my account, which I was going to use to fund a new account at a new site. Bottom line, I was charged something like $26 and change as a fee, leaving me with $48 to use at the new site. And btw, the new site bragged about little/no fees for crypto, so it was the site that I held the coins in that charged the ridiculous fees.

It sounds like it is a problem with the site charging too much for transferring. ACR has never charged a fee like that for crypto.

 

[ruk1dd1ngme]

yes - it was the crypto site

I will throw in some ETH



Nice! or is this a troll....thought you didn't crypto.


Welcome, good simile.



It sounds like it is a problem with the site charging too much for transferring. ACR has never charged a fee like that for crypto.

troll? not sure what that means.

but yes, it was huge fees being charged by the site that I transferred my cash into and out of - it was strongcoin.com and they are apparently a rip off

 

[ekgbeat]

Hopefully USD is fine....Let me know if anyone is interested in another pairing.

 

[ekgbeat]

Charts

 

[lilu80]

Imo crypto is now very good to kids inwestors! Sorry, but I'm waiting now with my altcoins!

 

[cjmoles]

Well, I think the blockchain technologies have evolved beyond the pumper/dumper stage and they are now entering a utility stage. There are several new applications that are utilizing the blockchain in novel ways to capitalize on its ability to store equity in non-fungible assets. I believe that those paying attention will do well by staying just ahead of the trends in these markets....Don't underestimate the blockchain technologies ---> they're changing the world!

 

[ekgbeat]

Let's throw some charts in there

 

[ekgbeat]

Well, I think the blockchain technologies have evolved beyond the pumper/dumper stage and they are now entering a utility stage. There are several new applications that are utilizing the blockchain in novel ways to capitalize on its ability to store equity in non-fungible assets. I believe that those paying attention will do well by staying just ahead of the trends in these markets....Don't underestimate the blockchain technologies ---> they're changing the world!

I do agree that it is evolving. The question will be if it can reach critical mass.