The Cryptocurrency Trading Journal

Discussion in 'Journals' started by Daal, Jan 20, 2021.

  1. I know. But that is not the point. I can only get weekly “granularity” on that chart if I want to to include all of 2021, which I needed to do to address my question to johnarb. Why are you sassing me?
     
    #781     Jul 11, 2022
  2. Overnight

    Overnight

    Because of this quote..."When, exactly, did BTC crash to $30K last year? Looking at the 5-year chart on this page, I don't quite see it..."

    So I pointed it out to you, with your own chart but on a 1Y timeframe.
     
    #782     Jul 11, 2022
  3. AGAIN, the1-year chart does not go back to a point when BTC is anywhere near $30K. The earliest date on the 1-year chart on the link I provided is July 12, 2021. And the lowest price on that 1-year chart is $39.3K on July 19, 2021. So if it hit $30K in 2021, it was before July 12. BUT THAT CHART DOES NOT GO THAT FAR BACK UNLESS I LOOK AT THE 5-YEAR CHART. And that brings us back to square 1.

    You have pointed it out, but you didn't point it out on my chart.

    Whatever.
     
    #783     Jul 12, 2022
  4. Daal

    Daal

    The Fed is giving the first hints of a pivot today (no guidance, slower pace of hikes) plus the Ethereum merge is coming. ETH is a buy, BTC probally too but I think ETH has more upside
     
    #784     Jul 27, 2022
  5. Daal

    Daal

    Great article talking about how reflexive ETH will become after ETH2. I have made similar points in this journal in the past
    https://blog.bitmex.com/eth-flexive/

    ETH will become a huge bubble at some point. Buy and sell at the mania is likely to outperform most other strategies
     
    #785     Aug 17, 2022
  6. Daal

    Daal

  7. Daal

    Daal

    The cost of "free yield"


    I warned several times against this company
     
    #787     Oct 7, 2022
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  8. johnarb

    johnarb

    Rugged... then doxxed

    Searched the document and can't figure out why my name was not on the list

    Reading the thread more, this is a list of "creditors" but since I withdrew all my btc's from the app last year, I am not a creditor
     
    #788     Oct 7, 2022
  9. Ragnorrak

    Ragnorrak

    Man, I still recall how I was only trying to "collect 'em all" back then. I had several binders full of cards, and I would ask my mother to buy me packs so I could try to fill in the gaps. Remember that there were only 151 Pokemon at the time, so I didn't have to gather 900 Pokemon with 300 different cards for each one.

    And I didn't want a good collection to sell, so I wasn't aiming to "collect 'em all." Because I liked Pokemon, and the cards were like a concrete representation of what I was doing in the game, I started collecting them. Along with that, I DID play around with a deck that I had. I also attended a chance Pokemon TCG tournament at a YMCA, where I inadvertently unintentionally grabbed a child's Army Men 2 Game Boy Color game.
     
    #789     Oct 17, 2022
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  10. The "make wealthy quick/easy" schemes are very popular. People who desire to make a lot of money quickly are drawn to it. They don't conduct much homework, therefore they are trying to make money in a market that doesn't match their expectations.
     
    #790     Oct 29, 2022