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>>13265434
but I bought at 1k

>>13265434
$190 would be nice :)

>>13265465
Genuinely laughed out loud.

Last chance to get in. $190 is just the estimate for the next pump, depending on how much attention these pumps attract we may be going to orbit. I guarantee you it will outperform BTC in the next 24 hours.

>>13265470
Wait a few hours, we will get there today.

I told you /biz/, all you had to do was listen.

$200 by Wednesday

>>13265434
How come ETH pumps have no residual effect on ERC20 shitcoins?

>>13265552
Market psychology != reason

>>13265434
OP here. Another pump coming, way bigger than the last 170-181.

>>13265434
Is there a reason for this pump?
Also should I move my btc into eth

>>13266070
You should have moved your BTC to ETH when I made last nights thread.

>>13266135
Didn't see it. So will I still have some gains even if I get in late?

>>13266070
>Is there a reason for this pump?
Don't think there is any other than BTC pumping and hype about upcoming happenings like PoS this year.

>>13265434

Check out!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2827989.680

Stake while you trade
https://youtu.be/OIamCXZ6CZI

>>13265434
Hey anon. I was in your thread yesterday. Nice to see you back

OP, rsi seems to be on downtrend. Any concern?

>>13266181
ETH is beating BTC by a significant margin.

>>13266176
Looks like it might level off. I would say ETH is a better long term bet but you missed the best of this pump already.

>>13266251
Nope.

OP here. ETH is going to cool off for a few hours. I don’t expect much for losses($177-$179), so selling at this moment probably wont help you. If I had to guess we will have another solid pump around 7-8pm central time. Possibly to $190 and beyond, but close at the very least. Will update the thread if its still here when the time comes.

should I put in my whole life savings rn?

OP whats your opinion on holding ETH long term like 1-3 years I dont care about this day trade shit

>>13266791
Never invest anything that you cant afford to lose. That said, ETH isnt going away any time soon and will probably beat the interest rate of any bank account over the next few years.

>>13266830
Really hard to predict long time frames like that because there are so many variables. The US government could outright ban all cryptocurrency tomorrow, then we are fucked. I dont think thats likely, but its could happen. Barring some insane market shifting event, yes. ETH is a good long term investment.

Nice little pump incoming. Not the big one but likely to break $180.

A little weaker than I was hoping for. Nothing to write home about. The big one will come later.

>>13266852
> us banning crypto
> multiple states working on regulations

kek

typical biztard that doesn't inform himself

>>13267199
they could definitely ban privacy cryptos like xmr.

>>13267199
What part of
>i dont think thats likely
Did you not understand?
Sure, it would be almost impossible to enforce, but you dont think the threat of prison time or a large fine would scare enough money away to fuck your investment? You must be retarded.

By the way, i was right again like always. I shouldnt doubt myself.
>>13267104
We did break $180 on that pump.

Here is something maybe you guys could explain to me. How can such large sell offs be so wrong? This is a much larger sum of money than I have and it was sold at a pretty terrible time. Surely this much money cant be this bad at predicting the market, but here they are selling at $178 when $190 is right around the corner. These people should really just let me make the decisions for them. I have yet to be wrong.

>>13267548
Maybe they have insider info? Or something. You never know with whales. They could just be really dumb.

>>13267633
These weren’t necessarily whales. They could just be a large group of likeminded investors. I would agree with the insider info thing if this was some random shitcoin, but ETH is pretty well established. Unless some random shitcoin is about to explode. Whatever, i will take my guaranteed gains.

Is this the ETH lovetrain thread from last night and where is my 230 dollar eths

>>13267797
I never said 230 was coming any time soon.

>>13265465
Audibly keked

Guys I just bought 5.5 ETH because of a gut feeling

Will I KMS in a few hours? I am so scared

MACD is still pretty strong on the 4hr and beyond.

That was a sexy recovery. $177 new floor.

>>13267899
prob not. this is the most undervalued asset in crypto right now

>>13267899
If you would kill yourself over less than $1,000 you should probably not be investing.

>>13267941
Indeed. My previous prediction stands. $190 before Tuesday.

>>13267942
based right where I bought it

>>13267952
based. I hope we make it I have 16 ETH now

>>13267942
agree. i just bought accumulated a bit more at that position

BTC is rallying. I'm expecting ETH should follow shortly

>>13267965
Ive just been burned so many times. I bought ETH at $1000, OMG at $25, and REQ at .15. So yea, you can say im JUSTed

>>13267942
What charting software are you using?

>>13268013
you'll likely make that money back by holding for a few years but really you should focus on building your income over investing if you can only afford 16 eth

even if eth goes to 10k you won't have a lifechanging amount, and that is a long fucking shot in the first place

>>13268071
thats why I just quit my wagie job to work at a startup. My folio is

16 eth
1000 omg
12k link
10k req

how much more eth do i need? 32? 64?

>>13265434
>'investing' in crypto in 2019
Cringe. I hope you're not onw of those fags that tries to spread adoption by annoying everyone he knows with EpIC cRypTo fAx

>>13268098
yep far better to invest in the top of the stock market instead

>>13268063
Kek. Some random shitty iPhone app called HODL. I travel a lot(which is why my ID is always changing) and my home computer is STRICTLY for crypto trading. This app has real time data and lots of chart options compared to others.

>>13268098
I dont try to spread adoption, but I know I probably talk about it to an annoying degree. I genuinely enjoy watching charts.

>>13268084
who knows, anyone who says they know are just guessing one way or the other

I have 103 ETH personally and I doubt that'll be enough to "make it" by just holding - still convinced it's a good investment based on distance from ATH, trading volume compared to last bullrun, technological merit, etc.

>>13268098
Ethereum is up 75% since early February. What are you invested in?

>>13268105
I buy gold stocks and stock options which give better returns than crypto ever did anyways. I will agree that the stock market is at a top right now.

>>13268198
The gold market? Yeah.

>>13268182
Mostly SPX calls the last two months. I was bored so I picked some up today and sold 5 minutes later for a 3.5% gain.

>>13268180
If staking comes out, then 103 ETH is enough to make it man. If 103 isnt enough than i dont know what is

>>13268198
>better returns than crypto ever did
Thats some high quality bait you have there.

>>13268120
Cool, thanks man. I'll check if there's an Android version. I've been using cointelegraph's but it's nowhere near as detailed as I'd like on mobile.

What do you use for checking realtime pricing on desktop?

>>13268217
It could very well be, but if I had to bet I would say no - I need a ~50x from current price to be content

I just don't see that happening unless we get massive mainstream adoption - if that happens the sky is the limit though

Some hard resistance at $180, should be broken soon.

>>13268240
I just use the chart for whatever exchange im trading on, or the app on my phone. You dont need fancy software, MACD and candles are enough in most cases. Not all, but most.

>>13268223
27% gain in less than 24 hours.
I bought the other contract at 29 the day before that as well.
Crypto takes months to get a 75% gain and I can do 1000% in a day if I get lucky.

>>13268421
You must be new here. I will admit crypto has been a bit stagnant lately, but late 2017 early 2018 were the best returns anyone has ever seen in any market. You cant claim you get better results than anyone who trades crypto because crypto has made overnight millionaires out of thin air. The next big spike is coming, and if you dont want to hop on board thats fine. More money for me.

Another massive sell off on USD charts, right at the bottom of the ETH/BTC cycle haha. People are legit retarded.

>>13268421
>Crypto takes months to get a 75% gain
Uhh, Ethereum did that coming out of a 1.5 year bear market. Comparing the daily gains you can make in a bull crypto market to a bull stock market is insane.

>>13268516
You're retarded and no very little about the stock markets. I assume you are under age. Option contracts offer the highest returns ever, and that's coming from someone who got burned by crypto in 2016-2018.

>>13268578
$177 holds again

>>13268596
You know options are available in crypto too, right...?

Total crypto market cap has been stagnant, even down a bit. Its time to do the crab for a few hours.

>>13265465
authentically emitted a chuckle

>>13268598
It didnt even quite make it to $177. Floor tested, and reinforced.

>>13268621
Forget this, money coming in all of a sudden. Pumps imminent across the board.

>>13268635
That’s a bullish indicator I believe. Forget what it’s called- when the floor isnt reached before going back up for the next cycle

>>13268612
Yes? Options are a type of security. Just like shares, futures, and crypto. What I'm saying is, options offer the best return, plus you don't have to worry about the exchange exit scamming your entire account lol.

>>13268673
>exchange exit scamming
You clearly have never traded crypto or you would know how incredibly uncommon that is. You sound like some boomer who read a forbes article on bitcoin this morning and decided to drop in here to see what all the fuss is about.

>>13268673
>what’s a wallet
You don’t know how this whole crypto thing works, do you?

>>13268721
I'm a canadian and our largest exchange got exit scammed with my 14 litecoin the day after I deposited RIP.

>>13268768
You probably should have kept them in cold storage. For the technologically illiterate like yourself, there are government regulated exchanges like coinbase now. They have some shitty fees, but if they ever exit scam anyone in the future I will boil and eat my shoes on live stream.

Encountering some resistance at $179.50. Looks strong though. $180+ incoming.

$180.

Nice. Resistance at $182 shouldnt last long. Climb to $190 coming soon. 1-4 hours.

>>13269077
Kek wills it.

wtf

Loving the golden crosses on both the daily and weekly. God damn this shit is a TA geek’s wet dream

Praise Kek!

>>13269122
Quality post there friend. You confused about something?

>>13269170
4K buy wall on finex

>>13268084
32 is the goal for most for the PoS intro node, but you should be okay with that folio desu.
t. 32 eth; 1k omg; 2k link

>>13268596
No they don't.

Buying puts or call ootm can work very well, but they'll never be like buying raiblocks before it mooned. I have yet to see a single ootm call or put move breach 100 000% profits, ever. Buying some of the highest market cap crypto at ico is more than 1 000 000 %.

Stop larping with your boomer assets. If you make money, good for you, but yo uwon't impress anyone here.

YESSS PUMP BABY PUMP TO 300

>>13269172
Yeah, that was quite the whale breach. I like to think they are watching this thread. I know they probably arent one of the like 80 people on /biz/, but its fun to imagine that i have influenced that much money... Some day.

based thread op, and GJ

kek bessed you today

>>13269233
Checked. Thanks man. Its fun autistically watching charts with you guys.

>>13269233
Imagine the smell...

>>13268820
This is pretty much the reason why crypto will never catch on. You can't day trade it because the exchanges can shut down at any minute with no warning so you are forced to back it up offline and hope it doesn't go to zero. LOL. I'm sure glad my bank doesn't randomly close my accounts.

Sell volume weakening. Bears getting tired

>>13265465
legitimately chortled

>>13268098
(you)

>>13269259
This has to be bait. Blockchain tech is in its infancy. Of course there will be bumps along the road. The main reason its going to take off is because its value is backed by data and computational power, compared to fiat which is backed by nothing. The last time a country switched from fiat to a currency backed by real value it ripped that country out of the worst depression the world has ever seen and they nearly took over Europe a few years later. I will let you guess which country that was. If you dont see the correlation here, thats your loss. In 10 years I bet your crypto wallet will follow you on any internet connected device, accessable only via biometric indicators. Lost funds will be a distant past legend.

>>13265465
nice larp
literally no one is retarded enough to have bought at $1k

>>13269259
You keep your large stack in a cold wallet and your smaller trading/spending stack in a hot wallet/exchange. It’s not rocket science.

>>13269362

>literally no one is retarded enough to have bought at $1k

And how price got from 1k to 1.3k with no buyers kek?

>>13269348
It's not in its "infancy" it's been around for a decade and still no where near usable for the masses. People literally only use it as an investment, not as tech. Just look at the number of transactions vs bitcoin price. Besides, I invest in gold stocks like I said because I know fiat is as worthless and manipulated as crypto.

>>13269364
That's okay if you're not worried about losing your lunch money. However if you're a big player like me and have a lot to lose, you can't risk 75k uninsured at ANY time. Now THAT'S rocket science.

Why did I have to get into this shit right as a long crab period is ending?

>>13269414
>not in its infancy
Do some research bud. You are objectively wrong. Blockchain is doing some neat stuff lately. Shiny rocks are only going to be valuable for so long, blockchain is setting up to displace multiple billions-trillions of dollars worth of jobs each year. Computational power, data processing, and automated systems will literally always have value.

>>13269414
Dude just split your trading stack across 3+ reputable exchanges if you’re worried. Christ.

>>13269468
Kek. Where did you buy in?

>>13269414

Dude I j have 33k on line right now trading ETH/BTC and much more in cold storage......

Can u like go away with this boomers shit pls???

Go be big player somwhere else i beg you....

New floor $181!

>>13269485
~$162

>>13265434
ah yes ethereum, where the bulk of activity is digital beanie babies, ICOs that will surely to a one succeed, and smart contracts written by not lawyers that will be *hilarious* when the first one gets voided by a court order and some nerd tries to argue that it's designed to be irreversible to a judge giving negative fucks

>>13269469
>Computational power, data processing, and automated systems will literally always have value.

Except, you know, if Earth suddenly got hit by a solar flare. But even then it would recover after a few years I guess.

>>13269510
Thats not bad. You will still make money. If crypto explodes like I think it will in the next couple of months/years you will see large RoI.

>>13269525
Go ahead, short it Bobo. Post the screenshot here

>>13269534
If anything that makes data and computational power more valuable assuming there’s anything left.

Total crypto market cap tapering off. Time to do the crab for a bit.

>>13269469
It's not a shiny rock, it's metals literally used in building computers and electronics for mining, so I don't know why you're talking shit about it. Gold/silver is rare on earth AND in the entire universe. Computing power is scalable and pretty much infinite, not to mention it is outdated the next year so don't even bother investing in mining equipment! Look at how many forks there are of just bitcoin. Once all the bitcoin is held by the top 1% of individuals the population will just rebel and create a new bitcoin.

>>13269476
That triples my chances of being scammed.

>>13269489
Love the bantz boys! You guys are great

>>13269587
Graphene would like a word with you about the electronics stuff.

was that a Cup and handle on the 1hr?

>>13269362
but I did

>>13269587
Someone watched a Peter Schiff video. You know what’s also used to build computers? Aluminum. Along with like 30 other cheap ass metals. Gold is expensive just because it’s shiny and pretty and people historically like to use it as jewelry, that’s it.

>>13269596
holyshit just bought 100K

>>13269642
I don't like peter schiff. Anyways I invest in mining companies like I stated. Buying physical gold is retarded, I will agree.

>>13269642
It is used pretty extensively in electronics due to it having higher room temperature conductivity than most metals. So he is right about that... for now. Like I mentioned before, graphene is about to bring us more efficient conductors for lower cost. At that point, gold will only have value because its rare and pretty. He is going to be surprised at how unstable that source of value is.

>>13269683
I remember people talking about graphene like 5 years ago. Thanks for the info, I am going to go do some research!

So close to a MACD golden cross on the hourly. It may push us past $184 if it holds up

>>13269912
The next pump is taking us to high $180s. Theres just no more money flowing in at the moment. Total market cap is stagnant. The Japs are just waking up. We will see another pump soon.

Also we are hitting the downswing of the BTC cycle. Just going to keep doing the crab for a while. I give it another hour or two for the leading edge of the pump to $190 to show up.

>>13269972

just bought in. I hope you are right, you seem legit.

>>13269972

Again with the massively retarded massive sell offs. The best time to BUY ETH is like shortly after the point that they are selling.

>>13270042
People panic selling. BTW, the floor is getting higher.

>>13270077
I know! Its beautiful.

CROSS YOU COCKSUCKER!

>>13270143

Well fuck that guy. At least we are recovering nicely.

ETH/BTC 1 day chart running parallel. Market cap still stagnant. Pump isnt going to happen for at least another hour.

We're in pretty much the same pattern we were in from noon-3pm before the break out to $180+

So sick of doing the crab.

>>13270306
Fuck! Right back to where we started. Come back Mr. Crab!

$180 floor maintained.

>>13270352
Actually fucking huge, ETH turning resistance levels into support like it's fucking nothing rn

>>13270340
bought that capitulation. thanks for free eth

>>13270366
I know its good. And I know that pump to $190 is coming, I am just ready for it to happen already. Looks like it will be later than I originally anticipated. Still possible before Tuesday, but only barely. Probably pushed back to around midnight now. Those two sell walls cost us.

>>13270143
did it cross yet?

>>13270415
I care more about this than some arbitrary price point

>>13265434
I have about 6 eth in bittorrent. Should I just exchange that for more eth now or is bittorrent worth holding onto?

>>13270475
*snib*

>>13270475

>>13270489
>not exchanging it for LINK

Never gonna make it

>>13270489
Yes quick buy it now after it’s pumped faggot

>>13270340

>>13270475
I like money.

>>13270446
Still no. Soon.

Fuck, looks like this might drag out until tomorrow.

Man, this is oversold on the RSI right now (33). I'm expecting a pump upward within the hour

>>13271497
aaaand back above $180

>>13271291
>>13271497
just moon already you son of a bitch russian skeleton coin

>>13269362
By definition, someone had to.

I bought 1 at 1400

T. Retard