Cryptocurrency

[mattfx]

So whats going on? I thought May/Jun/Jul would be mega bull run?

No, that's never been the plan. A fall in Jan/Feb (which extended into March) followed by a reasonable run into April / mid May, followed by a dip and a slow decline (IMO to $7000~) then a steady incline end of June, more gains in July and THEN mega bull run.

Look at the last two years of BTC and Ethereum history. I was discussing selling half my portfolio last week and buying back in with it in a couple of weeks time. I got cold feet and didn't do it.

If you put the charts side by side and look at them year on year you'll see the pattern. Also, all the big financial players have been indicating their buyin will be Q3. We are nearing the end of Q2 so a market crash is unsurprising, they want to get in cheap and then send it soaring.

Just my opinion. I am not signed up to any news groups or paid for subscriptions, just piecing together what I can from recent news and historical events.

[SunnyInHades]

One or two of these contracts now starting to appear...

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[Hobosapien]

If you had those skills you may do better building an off the shelf new coin product that can be tailored to the client's requirements.

£600/day seems low to attract what must be a very small number of people genuinely able to tick most of their 'must have' list. I wonder how many CVs they'll receive with the chancer saying they're the real Satoshi Nakamoto.

[FrontEnder]

This guy always seems to talk a lot of sense:

https://chrisdunn.com/5-major-crypto...market-cycles/

We're entering his phase 5 here - there will be a lot of volatility where I don't think analysis and resistance levels make a lot of sense as it'll be highly unpredictable. I think it'll bounce around somewhere between 6 and 10k before it settles down, unless it drops further.

Was thinking back about this and so far this guy has it spot on.

There may be more complicated analysis like Elliot wave, but at a high level, this is spot on. We're probably either at the end of the volatile stage or early accumulation stage (which is still very volatile compared to normal markets). This is where you should be putting new money in, accumulating slowly. Might start putting in a couple hundred here and there, £ cost average.

[scooterscot]

No, that's never been the plan. A fall in Jan/Feb (which extended into March) followed by a reasonable run into April / mid May, followed by a dip and a slow decline (IMO to $7000~) then a steady incline end of June, more gains in July and THEN mega bull run.

Buy the rumour sell the news, that's always been true.

Nevertheless a bull run has always followed consensus in some magnitude, a 30% pullback is nothing w.r.t to what's to come.

[odpadnik]

No, that's never been the plan. A fall in Jan/Feb (which extended into March) followed by a reasonable run into April / mid May, followed by a dip and a slow decline (IMO to $7000~) then a steady incline end of June, more gains in July and THEN mega bull run.

Look at the last two years of BTC and Ethereum history. I was discussing selling half my portfolio last week and buying back in with it in a couple of weeks time. I got cold feet and didn't do it.

If you put the charts side by side and look at them year on year you'll see the pattern. Also, all the big financial players have been indicating their buyin will be Q3. We are nearing the end of Q2 so a market crash is unsurprising, they want to get in cheap and then send it soaring.

Just my opinion. I am not signed up to any news groups or paid for subscriptions, just piecing together what I can from recent news and historical events.

And you really believe, that the trend will continue? If so, everybody should just buy in Q3 and sell later on...wich again, will play out as a market-crash and people loosing faith in Crypto.

Do you keep your assets on a hardware wallet, or in some secure crypto platform? I'll check the data myself, but if this turns out to be true, I can just keep all my assets in my Ledger 355 days a year

[Lockhouse]

Freelance blockchain

[GreenMirror]

I was watching the big short last night.

How can I short bitcoin?

[FrontEnder]

I was watching the big short last night.

How can I short bitcoin?

Same way as anything else, on an exchange that allows margin trading.

[VirtualMonkey]

Same way as anything else, on an exchange that allows margin trading.

i believe bitfinex allows it