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Bitcoin

Posted: 17 Dec 2020, 18:04
by goose
"Bitcoin went past $23,000 today. I've made just over £400 today trading it from the comfort of my sofa. other cryptocurrencies have been flying as well. short term fad or long term alternative currency??"

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 14 Apr 2021, 13:16
by camel-with-3-humps
"You really do need to apologise, Vexed. Then we can all move on from your moronic behaviour."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 14 Apr 2021, 12:48
by Vexed
camel-with-3-humps 10:33 Wed Apr 14 You could pick anything in the top 100 on coinmarketcap and you'd see similar gains you desperate cսnt.

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 14 Apr 2021, 12:20
by PwoperNaughtyButNot
I hope you bagged some ?üëá PwoperNaughtyButNot 3:02 Sun Apr 11 Re: Bitcoin It‚Äôs all about xRp at present - I forgot I had a bunch of them. They have trebled in price and the long term price prediction is high. Have a look at the kardiachain too which I am told is massively underpriced / unknown but predicted to go higher than cardano by the end of the year None of this is financial advice

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 14 Apr 2021, 11:25
by ironskej
"For this years bull run, Ethereum and Cardano are the ones"

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 14 Apr 2021, 10:33
by camel-with-3-humps
"Vexed, am I really a div for recommending Bitcoin Cash on a short-term swing trade? Look at the facts below. Written below on March 21 ... Since then. Bitcoin up 57,144 to 64,482 = 12.8% rise Bitcoin cash up 524 to 814 = 55% You might want volatility if you are a swing trader who holds positions for a few weeks. If you are short term, hold for a day or two, you look for value. With Bitcoin Cash and Litecoin - once it passes a threshold and Bitcoin breaks above 63K (note carefully those words) - there is such little resistance to a 30%+ upside. Think about it. If you are a short, where are you going to place your bets? You can’t because those coins have gone parabolic previously to their all time highs. There is nowhere to place your shorts. It’s like a gigantic steep cliff face with no ridges to lay your traps. At the same time, there is no support on the way down so it’s imperative to take profits. Long-term both Litecoin and Bitcoin Cash may very well underperform Bitcoin. But value is in the here and now not the future."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 18:39
by Vexed
You are the naive capital. Recommending BCH was a classic div move.

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 17:03
by camel-with-3-humps
"You selectively pick information to fit a false narrative. You should really apologise, Vexed, to everyone on here for your previous statements. 'I hope there is a bear market so all the divs fuck off'. Bring on the bear market and get rid of the naive capital? Idiot."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 16:20
by Vexed
Two weeks ago all time low against bitcoin. I don't think anything else needs to be said really. TOP ADVICE CAMEL SON

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 16:02
by camel-with-3-humps
"Vexed Since March 21 when I posted that comment, it's gone up 26%. That's even pre my trade set up. If Bitcoin goes beyond all time high, then from March 21 expect Bitcoin Cash to double."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 15:53
by joyo
What the difference between a busker and a pizza? A pizza can feed a family of four

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 15:42
by Vexed
"Hey Camel, enjoy your BCH all time lows the other week? Ag!"

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 15:40
by ChillTheKeel
"I remember dropping a score in your begging hat, Joyo, when you were busking outside Westfield. Thank fuck I looked back again, realised it was you and walked over to reclaim £20"

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 15:04
by DocMarten
"It’ll trade through $100k, this year."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 15:02
by PwoperNaughtyButNot
It’s all about xRp at present - I forgot I had a bunch of them. They have trebled in price and the long term price prediction is high. Have a look at the kardiachain too which I am told is massively underpriced / unknown but predicted to go higher than cardano by the end of the year None of this is financial advice

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 14:49
by camel-with-3-humps
"Vexed will put down his trousers and let you suck him off for £20. Get in there, Chill."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 14:48
by joyo
ChillTheKunt 2.16......wow £20 is that the going rate for fat rentboys?

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 14:16
by ChillTheKeel
"I made a massive £20 (TWENTY) over the weekend. As I'll obviously become a millionaire at this rate, shall I invest more BTC now or wait a bit?"

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 14:03
by camel-with-3-humps
"Wouldn't be at all surprised to see new all time high soon, with the next target $70K. Been forming higher lows in ascending triangle which is pretty bullish, has hit against resistance at $60K to $62K several times so will break through likely at some point. With the Coinbase IPO coming up, that should give it momentum. Notice the FCA's ban on crypto derivative trading so also some regulatory pressure increasing. Interesting times."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 11 Apr 2021, 14:03
by camel-with-3-humps
"Wouldn't be at all surprised to see new all time high soon, with the next target $70K. Been forming higher lows in ascending triangle which is pretty bullish, has hit against resistance at $60K to $62K several times so will break through likely at some point. With the Coinbase IPO coming up, that should give it momentum. Notice the FCA's ban on crypto derivative trading so also some regulatory pressure increasing. Interesting times."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 14:15
by brabrook
Fuck me Vexed has got a bloody nose here trying to take on educated Whoer's

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 13:22
by Vexed
"Nope, I've embarrassed you. Run along now and enjoy your hundred quids worth of BCH you lemon."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 12:43
by camel-with-3-humps
"You’ve embarrassed yourself, Vexed. Time to apologise to everyone."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 12:13
by Vexed
"You've moved the goalposts, we were talking abii the recent bull run and I have given you the widely accepted reasons for this as you asked. I don't care what you think happens the rest of the time, you're clearly new to this and it isn't my job to educate you. Now fuck off."

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 11:37
by camel-with-3-humps
Vexed The institutions are hedge funds and some maverick companies. That’s a narrative to draw people on. They constitute the smaller part of the market cap. It’s largely still in the hands of private whales. Individuals - both large and small - using leveraged trading affect the price most. They buy on the news. That’s the most significant impact from institutions.

Re: Bitcoin

Posted: 21 Mar 2021, 10:15
by Vexed
Yes they do. That's what they did at the end of last year. Bought loads and are holding it. They were buying more BTC than was being mined. What do you think happens to price when circulating supply goes down Sherlock? Fucking hell.