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What am I talking about? Here's what you posted in my Crypto Winter thread. And this is the chart that you posted So what am I talking about??? WHAT I AM TALKING ABOUT IS THAT YOUR POSTS (AKA PREDICTIONS) ARE INCOHERENT. YOU SAY ONE THING HERE AND SOMETHING ALTOGETHER DIFFERENT ELSEWHERE...

Well, if you're in it for the long haul, you should just turn off the monitor and sit it out. We've just retested the 2022 ATH and also shook out any weak hands in the process. We should get a decent bounce from here. My estimate of BTC has the target between 90k and 100k. After that, it's...

Yeah, like everyone before you. All hindsight analysts. Anyway, 100K is in the cards for Bitcoin. But what will happen after that is anyone's guess. We could easily slide back down to 70K IMO.

Hey, we're taking a nosedive. Down more than $5,000 from the top. :wtf: Ya just might get your wish.

We've dropped 6.06% today so far (from the high to low) and 6.08% the other day, and a whopping 14.3% on 3/5/24. At this rate, I expect to see 10% or more moves in the future. This would be great if you know what you're doing. :)

We see these really long tails at least once a day, especially at the bottom. Sometime twice. I dunno if these are the same players, but this tells me they know how to game the market to their advantage.

As I said in my previous post, the two markets mostly move in lockstep. Whenever the two diverge, the arbs would come in and bid up one market and sell the other until the two converge again. So the question whether the futures can stray far away from the spot price is moot. That can never...

Which got me thinking, who will give birth to these new class of "double zero shit" that you're so fond of calling? Millenials, right? Well, that says it all. :confused:

Under normal circumstances, the futures and the spot prices will move in lockstep. Whenever they diverge, the arbs would step in and take advantage, thereby bringing the two back in balance. But there are times, especially with high vol, when the futures would temporarily diverge and create an...

Oh, so being the YouTube porn addict that you are, I guess you're the typical Gen-M degen. :sneaky: Anyway, what comes after Gen-Z?

And now that ETF is available, it would be even easier to wag the tail. But it's worth noting that this is used more often to pump up the price rather than to drive it down. Next price! :)

It's no wonder why I dislike mathematicians becoming money managers. They're useless.

Thank you, thank you... :D

LOL Dude, this was same shit that I was talking about in the past and yet you didn't believe me. Also most people mistakenly think the futures is the tail because it's a mere derivative of the spot market. But it really isn't, since the notional is MUCH MUCH greater than the spot. This isn't...

There's a sizable divergence between ES and NQ. Tread carefully. I see a big drop coming. Also NQ printing lower high ain't good either.

Actually, no, I don't anticipate a major crash. There's too much pent up demand from the FOMOs, which I believe will last for a while. However, when we get over 100K, I wouldn't be surprised to see 5% intraday moves (that's more than $5000 per coin) on a regular basis. Not many people will be...

All valid points, but I'm merely speaking about how fast BTC is rising over such a short period. I ain't concerned about if price action, like support and resistance, is relevant to BTC or how bitcoin is different from traditional assets or even whether another country will adopt bitcoin as...

One thing I'm noticing is holding up the phone can wear down your arms pretty quickly, especially the elbows. Think I need something like this. or this if I were using a tablet.

I have no problem with 140K. :) But we've had almost 6 weeks of parabolic rise. That seems a little worrisome to me. I would much prefer we go steady at even pace like the arrow drawn below the price.

Geezus, get a grip on yourself. :rolleyes: BTW nobody here have posted more live trades than me, so your accusation is pretty laughable.